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Man i missed this game so much

I'm at burntrap

Oo

God I missed this game.

i would be very scared of her

😜 P r o m o S M!!!

Riley is Eleanor's granddaughter (the use of the word "Nana" in reference to Eleanor gives this away, as does Riley's admittance that she didn't really know her mother, because Eleanor had raised her practically ever since she was born, kind of implying that Riley's parents were either unfit to raise her or else, Riley's mother died in childbirth whilst her father likely abandoned his infant child fairly quickly soon thereafter, thus resulting in Eleanor raising her granddaughter).

Yes, Steph Gingrich (if you've already played the _Life Is Strange: Before the Storm_ prequel to the first game, you should be familiar with her, as she's the girl in the beanie hat that you can play Dungeons & Dragons with) is intentionally coming out to/outing herself to & blatantly flirting with/making passes at/putting the moves onto Alex, because: 1. Alex Chen, our empathic main protagonist, is CANONICALLY BISEXUAL (which is why Steph & Ryan are in the game to serve as either the outed lesbian resident nerd queen radio DJ or straight heterosexual tree cop himbo love interest, depending on whom the player wants Alex to romance, if anybody at all, since there are ways to remain single in the game too, although Alex does indicate in certain cutscenes that she doesn't like being alone, so putting her into a romantic relationship with either Steph or Ryan would actually be beneficial for her as a character). 2. Steph (and her voice actress/motion capture artist/Twitch streamer in her own right, Katy Bentz) is a dedicated LESBIAN, with hints to her sexuality being obvious from the start for all to pick up on, namely the Dungeons 'n Dragons D20 Game Master die imprinted on Steph's t-shirt that's intentionally colored the same as the LESBIAN pride flag, _"Kiss Up & Shut Me" by The F*ckadelics_ being Steph's song choice when playing the Jukebox Game with Alex, asking Alex point-blank if she's into girls whilst playing the 3rd round of Foosball as a distraction from the depressing aftermath of Gabe's tragic death, and after dressing up as a sexy witch during the LARP -- during which, Alex offers her hand in marriage to a rarely flustered Steph (who, despite being left nearly speechless & sorrily tempted to just say YES right away, initially seems to politely turn down the juicy prospect, however a quick look into Steph's emotions once again with Alex's powers following the marital tease would actually show that a joyful Steph does willingly accept Alex's marriage proposal by happily screaming "I do! I do! I do!" internally inside her head, with the only real reason that she "can't accept...for now" being that literal child Ethan, under his heroic guise of Thaynor the Monster Slayer, was in the store when Alex offered Steph her "hand in marriage...and all of its associated benefits") in order to get the Sapphire soul jewel from her (Duly note, too, that in addition to the preceding marital tease from Alex to Steph during the LARP, there's also the well-known fact that the word Sapphire by itself isn't just the name for a particular shade of blue, it's also terminology used by the adult entertainment industry when making LESBIAN porn, so there was double meaning in having Steph be the one to get the Sapphire soul jewel from) -- Steph gets kissed on the rooftop if the player chooses to have Alex kiss Steph rather than merely hug her after giving Steph the golden rose Alex had picked up from the Lethe Flowers Rose Cart during the Spring Festival, and once the severely injured Alex was finished exposing the truth that greedy mining corporation Typhon (and the villains representing the faceless corporate juggernaut, namely Process Organizations Manager Diane Jacobs & Ryan's ex-miner father as well as Town Council Chairman, Jed Lucan, who had been paid off handsomely by Typhon executives) wanted to keep under wraps, Steph found the courage to tell Alex that she's willing to be with her, regardless of whether or not Alex decides to stay in Haven or seek adventure elsewhere.

Last I checked, Bruce Banner is just a nerdy scientist working with radioactive chemical compounds. The Incredible Hulk is simply the combination of all of his bottled-in, pent-up unbridled jealousy & intense anger manifested in physical form as an insanely strong literal green creature that's kind of the Mr. Hyde to Bruce Banner's Dr. Jeckyll, except The Hulk doesn't intentionally have selfish, murderous tendencies, since the only times The Hulk looks to SMASH practically everything in his path are when the government tries to cut the funding of Bruce Banner's research, when outside forces deliberately try to keep him & his girlfriend Betty apart (Betty's father is a overbearingly overprotective army general who personally views The Hulk a threat to national security, even though The Hulk still protects him primarily for Betty's sake & although The Hulk causes property damage aplenty when in battle, The Hulk doesn't purposely destroy things for the fun of it). Alex Chen, meanwhile, IS an empath (hence, the reading of emotions). In terms of her empathic powers, she's basically Raven from _Teen Titans_ (except minus the literal demonic hereditary bloodline or the shapeshifting goofball boyfriend [Garfield Logan, better known as Beast Boy or Changeling]), is canonically bisexual (conversely, Raven most of the time is heterosexual) with lesbian nerd queen radio DJ Steph Gingrich being the more viable option for Alex romantically than tree cop himbo Ryan simply because Steph is more spontaneous (which means she gets Alex out of her comfort zone) & if you play Ryan's romance route, he honestly just doesn't have as many romantic moments when compared to Steph. In terms of how she looks, Alex Chen basically has the Velma Dinkley from _Scooby-Doo_ adorkable aesthetic, which already draws in certain kinds of people towards her character by default.

Just a head's up, on TH-cam, the audio & video occasionally doesn't sync up properly.

Lest you've forgotten, this IS predominately an American game franchise made by Square Enix subsidiary Deck Nine (original _Life is Strange_ development team Dontnod sold the _Life Is Strange_ brand to Deck Nine after the first game so they could focus on other projects), so even though the game was internationally distributed (as indicated by the ending credits giving thanks to those overseas who had helped with the game's multi-lingual settings that allow the game to be translated/dubbed into several foreign languages), its home base (in other words, its country of origin) & the majority of its core audience would be American video game players/U.S. online streamers, so it utilizes American English as its default language & thereby prefers the American spelling of words rather than British English (colors over colours or favorite over favourite, just to name two examples).

I started bout a week ago now, I wanted to quit sooooo bad!!! Endure the early game learning, it’s worth it!! I’ve watched a couple videos from different people, and they all do the same thing, complain about not understanding while not reading or going thru any of the training, I did the same thing lol!! Patience is 🔑!! And doing the same thing over and over again!! Also, master key pulse !!!!! Stance plays a huge roll in dodging and blocking.

“This stamina thing is pissing me the F off… wtf is ki… wtf is a ki pulse… can I get stamina back?l😂😂😂😂

I just realized I missed part 6, im sorry :(