Chloe gets upset if Max takes the call, accusing her of liking Kate more than her, are you here to hang out with me or talk to her, blah blah. Then in episode two, Max gets a call from Kate - the student who is being bullied terribly and is depressed and frightened. She wants to throw Max under the bus when she's caught with weed, claiming that a true friend would take the blame for her.
On the other hand, she is pretty enamored with Chloe, and although there are some things about Chloe's character that I enjoy, I feel like she treats Max like crap sometimes. I think Warren's crush on her is cute, but in her journal she makes it pretty clear that the feeling is not mutual. With the emphasis on player choices having consequences in these games, I have to say I feel a bit pressured in this one about how Max is supposed to feel about some of the other characters. So he may have good intentions after all, but then again, a douche by any other name. I finished it in what was probably only a few hours, and now have to wait another 6 weeks or so for the next installment! In this episode there is the implication that creepy security guard step-douche, although still a jerk, might actually know something about what's going on with the missing student and is all paranoid and being a creeper because he's trying to figure out what's going on with this secret operation and put a stop to it. I played chapter two of Life is Strange yesterday. Why even give us the option of saying no, then? So I lost interest for a little while, but intend to get over it and move on.
But of course, that trouble is probably the whole point of the game!Īfter walking around Europolis and discovering that there is absolutely nothing else to be done, I realized there is no choice but to go back and tell Baruti you've changed your mind. So when Baruti asks her to help him infiltrate the system for proof that dirty things are being done in the city's organizations, I had her turn him down because she doesn't need that kind of trouble in her life right now. I think I'm playing it "wrong" - as in, I feel like Zoe needs to focus on her own life-changing issues and not get tied up on all the political turmoil going on, especially in a city that she's only living in because she followed her pod-person boyfriend there. I started it, but haven't played in a while.
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