Jobye-Kyle Karmaker

So I'm replaying Dishonored 2, and the game factors in a consequence for an action that I never knew. This is going to contain spoilers for M07: Crack in the Slab.pic.twitter.com/nhOHIWAR6w

Aramis Stilton is the owner of this manor, and when you arrive during this mission - he's badly playing his piano in the ruins of his manor while muttering mad quotes. He's been scarred from a traumatic event.pic.twitter.com/1ahGecDFtG

During this mission, you are given an object from the Outsider that allows you to traverse to the night that Stilton was traumatized. You are freely able to switch between these two timelines (it's really rad).pic.twitter.com/O3Fcnia0m5

The source of Aramis Stiltons' madness was a seance that was held that night, and that he participated in. Prior to the seance, you can find Stilton in the backyard - trying to build the courage to join it.pic.twitter.com/TBm9pK8pIj

Now, the last time I played this game - I stole the combination to the seance room and watched him participate. What I didn't know was that you can effectively make it that he doesn't attend the seance by knocking him out.pic.twitter.com/m2BQcPezAZ

"Alright, big deal. It's the non-lethal route for this mission." Well, wait. With Aramis Stilton no longer going insane, he is no longer found at his piano in the ruins of his manor. In fact... his manor is no longer in ruins when you swap back to the present...pic.twitter.com/tgSFxqa9mP

Aramis Stilton, now sane and alive, instead renovates his manor and continues his life being a champion for the miners' labour groups. He replaces his old piano room with a conference room.pic.twitter.com/0vHpCvwmOQ