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Post by OdanUrr on Oct 23, 2015 20:37:12 GMT -6
Leaving town without even searching for survivors doesn't ring true to me. Could be they didn't want to spend to much time in the devastation they were kinda responsible for or just didn't find anyone when they drove through town.
I have a bigger gripe with Max just getting the powers to begin with. Like you give a girl powers and a vision I'd assume the powers were intended for preventing the vision from coming true and here it's more like here's some powers and a warning not to use them. So why give them to her in the first place?
That's also a very good point. I suppose an argument could be made that Max was given those powers to create a few memories with Chloe before her passing. I think I have the same problem with LiS as I did with BioShock. After all, in BioShock there's this huge "reveal" that everything you did was because of careful wording and that's bs; you did it in order to progress through the game, otherwise there'd be no game to play. Same here, you use your powers because you need to complete the episode. You can't progress throughout the story without saving Chloe again and again and again, and then the game has the gall to accuse you of saving Chloe all those times.
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