![[SPOILERS] The Time She Bought Me](https://preview.redd.it/68pmjchwah9h1.png?auto=webp&s=2bbab705150ada0c593bbb3672a8fb409feb8073)
"The time she bought me, it's enough."
It always hits me when Chloe and Moses are talking about the Overlight and Chloe is so accepting of the possibility she may cease to exist.
The resignation in her voice feels so heavy. This may be a small game, but it's got so many powerful moments.
So I've played Reunion a couple of times so far, trying different starting options and choices to see what's different. Now I've started a "bad" playthrough where I'm going to do my best to make all the worst possible choices and see just how bad I can make it.
And I have to be honest - it's hard. I love Max and Chloe so much, trying to do anything that might not be the best choice for them is SO challenging.
After a couple of runs, I can see the game for what it is. It's pretty short. The story is simplistic. Other characters aren't fully utilized. But honestly, when Max and Chloe are together on screen, I don't care. I know the game is basically fan service - but I'm one of the fans being serviced and I'm just glad to have more time with those two.
If Deck Nine had a clue from the beginning, this should have been a DLC to Double Exposure and been a bridge to the next full game. I don't know what the future holds for Life is Strange, if anything. The thought of never seeing either of them again isn't one I want to entertain. But for right now, in this moment, I can spend some time with them together.
Now, back to seeing how bad I can screw things up. When I did my bad playthrough of LiS1, I got Chloe to tell me she wished I'd never come back to Arcadia Bay. I don't know if I'm ready for a repeat of that.
Goals: Find someone who looks at you the way Max looks at Chloe while she's sleeping.
I won't pretend Reunion is perfect. It isn't. It's too short. The story is very simplistic. It could have been SO MUCH MORE. BUT, the Pricefield vibes are real. I missed these two together.
