Let's say you have four or five options, and one of them causes you to die. However, given the information on the first page, the choice leading to you dying makes some sense.
Is this still an instant 1 rating?
Take the following scenario, for example:
Your companion is a prophetess, and she informed you on page 1 that she had a dream where you died being ran over. Later that evening, you find yourself getting brutally beaten in a large parking lot. Your options include (1) fighting back with your hands and feet, (2) screaming, (3) rolling away and running toward a police car parked at the light on the other side of the street, or (4) curling up in a ball and hoping someone comes to help you.
If you choose options 1, 2, or 4, you find a unique way to escape the situation. But if you choose option 3, when you run toward the police car, another vehicle spins out of control and runs you over, killing you.
If that happened in a game, would you consider it a justified action, since you were forewarned about being ran over, and you ran into a street? Or would it still set off rage inside you?
Of course, it's possible to just have your character end up in the hospital, but the idea being considered is if a justified page one death would still result in massive aneurysms among readers.