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If you care more about overall enjoyment and think the orignal graphics looks better than the Remaster > stay with the original games
If you care about enhanced graphics / quality and dont mind a few bugs that come with it > go with the Remasters (i was biased at first, but the new looks really grew on me)
Before the Storm is pretty important to the lore of LiS, but if you don't like Chloe you don't have to play it. Personally I didn't really like Chloe but Before the Storm made me love her.
Whichever you pick, it's gonna be an epic ride Remastered or not
Should you want to do another playthrough of LiS with more polished looks, definitely go with the Remaster then!
In general, the originals have more stylised graphics, but run better, while the remasters have more realistic and higher resolution graphics, but, unless they've done a lot of fixing since the last time I checked, have a number of bugs.
Whoever made such claims clearly didn't at least watch all five episodes of Double Exposure. I can only think of two things why some would make such allegations. Namely that she broke up with Chloe off screen, and Max using her supernatural powers once again. But besides that, she's the same old Max from the first game... far more so than her comic book counterpart.