It’s rather peculiar we have no hints regarding ‘Bay’ Max (no pun intended)’s subsequent activities, especially when most players agreed to Chloe’s sacrifice. In stark contrast, if the game is being played with a ‘Bay’ save, then there are no references to Max whatsoever: that version of her presumably lost contact with David after Chloe’s death, and his separation from her mother.

He can also look at some polaroids she took that are pinned to the wall, although not knowing who she is, he assumes those were by David. In his trailer, Sean can observe a photo of Max and Chloe (left) during a recent visit, where we see she has grown out her hair (like Chloe, whose blue dye has turned green). Life is Strange 2 focuses on the new characters of brothers Sean and Daniel Diaz, but if you import a save with the ‘Bae’ ending into your playthrough, you will get some insight into that version of Max’s subsequent life during the fifth episode, when the boys meet Chloe’s stepdad David in the desert. The ‘Bae’ ending became the basis of Titan’s Life is Strange comic book series, which explores the idea of Max’s ultimate decision is merely of one of a number of infinite outcomes in the multiverse, where the ‘Bay’ timeline also exists, and Chloe is still with her first - and perhaps greatest - love, Rachel Amber. This dilemma, known by fans as ‘Bay or Bae,’ leads to two drastically different endings, not just in tone, but also runtime: Chloe’s death leads to a lengthy, emotionally satisfying funeral set to the Foals song above, while the ‘Bae’ ending causes a significantly briefer scene of Chloe and Max driving out of the ruined town, into an uncertain future, and ambiguous on whether she made the right choice or not.

At the end of the game, Max must choose betw een allowing the death of her childhood friend/secret crush Chloe Price (which she prevented at the start of the week), or allow a tornado created by the constant use of her abilities, to sweep through the town of Arcadia Bay.

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