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The whole reason I had to save Chloe at the end of LiS is because Max and Chloe were made for each other and there was no way I could possibly break them up and the way I saw things it wasn't Max's fault and it wasn't Chloe's fault so why should either or both of them take the blame.
What ever or who ever gave Max the powers is at fault because, I mean come on if you give someone power like that and then expect them not to use it, well you'd have to be one sick person/entity to do that and all I can say is F-YOU! You gave me the power and I am going to use it to make the lives of my friends better if I can, if you want to destroy my hometown because of that well we are back to the "sick" comment then...
The thing about a friend like Chloe is you KNOW she 100% has your back if she is your friend and that is rare in any sort of friendship, oh and of course you have her back too and that is why there really is only one ending to LiS and that is to let the storm do what it must and Max and Chloe leave town together...
And yes, saving Chloe is the only ending. You should never ever betray people you care about, let alone if they mean everything to you, like Chloe does to Max. Not to mention that in the other ending Max takes from Chloe one of the best weeks in her life, puts back into her the feelings of being abandoned and worthless and literally pulls the trigger on Nathan's gun herself. Doing THAT to your soulmate is the worst possible thing one could ever do. I can't even think about this, every fiber of my being screams "NO F*CKING WAY!" when I do.
Choosing the town over her was an easy choice XD
It's a good game, but really lame at times and full of really over the top teen angst. The kind of problems where teenagers think the world revolves around them and that their lives are so hard and complicated.
Like I have said before it was very late at night the first time I finished LiS and that damn nightmare got me all mixed up and I thought it was best to save the town and sacrifice Chloe... boy was I wrong! After I finished I went to bed and tossed and turned and all I could think was... "What have I done??!?!?" WTF have I done?!?!?!?" and finally I had to get back up and replay that Cliff scene and this time SAVE Chloe!
Once I did that I went back to bed and fell asleep as soon as my head hit the pillow because everything was the way it SHOULD be, Max and Chloe were back in action living the good life the way it was meant to be! :)
Horrible experience, if you ask me. I saw sacrifice Chloe ending on Youtube two times, and felt disgusting. And you had to "redeem" yourself, well done.
true, but same time it's a precious experience to have it done this way at least once imho. ignoring the point that such a situation is no way realistic, t still needed to force myself to do so. Not sure if i can recommend it as the way to deal with it is personally very different, i guess. balancing a whole town against a loved one is impossible. it's a dilemma.
Exactly my reaction! I too had my doubts, so I went back and played the sacrifice Chloe ending. It tore me up and filled me with such a sense of wrongness that I felt it light a weight on my soul. Nothing got rid of that awful feeling except going back once again and saving her. I was sad for some of the innocents in Arcadia Bay, but seeing Max and Chloe driving out of town to start their lives together was so right that I knew it was going to be okay. Find some happiness, girls.
The thing is though we don't really know who died and who survived. In fact if you looked closely at the Two Whales Diner as they left town it looked like anyone in there could have very well survived it was intact enough and in that reality it looked like there was no gas explosion....
Also if Kate was still at the hospital she would have very likely survived because hospitals are built to much higher standards and in fact are built to be able to survive things like a tornado or earth quakes so anyone there would have very likely survived.
Sacrificing your loved ones is the worst thing to do. I'll never do such a thing and I don't give a f*ck if it means the world is gonna burn. Of course, someone else might see it differently, even in the completely opposite way. I hate it, but I accept that.
Strangely enough though, I didn't cry. I felt like ♥♥♥♥ when Chloe was paralyzed, but that was about it.
I didn't even hesitate on saving Chloe. The town was a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, and everyone hated it. I did feel bad for Joyce, David, and Frank, though. They didn't deserve to go down with that awful town.
Yes, I hold to that idea too. We can at least hope that nobody dies who didn't deserve it. After all, Max did work to save a number of them. We know at least that the one lived who could never, should never have died: Chloe.
Max needed Chloe to live so badly that she discovered a power within herself to make it possible. Don't we all wish that our most deeply felt needs could awaken such a talent within ourselves?
Precisely. In the Bae ending there is hope of some people surviving, it is an opportunity for them to act and save themselves and their loved ones instead of behaving like lobotomy victims. But otherwise Chloe has no opportunity, it is nevermore for her, it is the ultimate death, and memories are simply not enough. There is no "good" or "right" thing to do, it is about giving people, all people, both Chloe and all in Arcadia Bay, a chance.