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@Cryptid_Patron Ive been listening to audiobooks while doing literally anything mundane/boring and that helps a lot

@Cryptid_Patron Samesies lol

@WanHohenHeim You obviously dont understand mental health, trauma, or anxious attachment and thats okay but stop replying to me like you have any idea what you’re talking about. I’m done having a conversation with someone who is just repeating everything theyve read online.

@thoooid What kind of trauma? Being in a long-distance relationship on a voluntary basis doesn't equal Max dumping Chloe again. No it's unreasonable for them to break up, especially from Chloe's side who never wanted to leave those she loves and didn't want to be abandoned

I think people just got really nostalgic and had this image in their head about Chloe and Max’s relationship and it ruined their perception of this new game. I played the first game directly before this one and have not thought they were out of character once.

@Kim875 Its okay sweetie, admitting your flaws is the first step to recovery.

@thoooid It’s okay; media literacy isn’t easy for everyone. But the creators of Max and Chloe disagree with you, and honestly, most fans would too. Stop making excuses for poor writing—there weren’t any deeper layers here; they just wanted Chloe out of the picture.

@WanHohenHeim So go ahead and keep repeating the same thing I’ve read 80,000 times this week. It’s not gonna change my mind.

@WanHohenHeim Y’all can whine all you want I’m not saying that it’s the perfect game and it has the perfect ending for Chloe, but it is not unreasonable for them to break up

@WanHohenHeim It’s the whole a hero with sacrifice you for the world, but a villain would burn the world for you

@WanHohenHeim It’s not a bad choice but in general, choosing one person over 100 or thousands or millions is technically evil

@WanHohenHeim Oh yes, because Chloe, who was left alone for five years by Max and also thought Rachel abandoned her to go to LA would definitely be OK with a long distance relationship and definitely wouldn’t have any trauma related to that at all /s

@thoooid No, they could have just given us the option of a long distance relationship with Chloe with her personal appearance at the end. It wouldn't change the story much for Bay/Bae, but would have respected Chloe and that ending. 1/

@WanHohenHeim That is absolutely not true because he says that he left it ended where it was because he wanted people to be able to write their own ending

@thoooid The original creator said we could build our headcanons after the first game but when it came to headcanons about breakups he refuted that in the sequel. And explicitly stated that the girls would be together forever. And recently disagreed with the direction D9 has taken 2

@WanHohenHeim She is definitely paranoid and plays it off as comedy because that’s who she is as a character and y’all just don’t understand her

@WanHohenHeim I literally just replayed it. Yes she was. She constantly says jokes about whether or not she went back in time to change things like oh maybe you’re gonna go back and not make it so I kiss you and makes her feel bad about the choices she makes in all scenarios.

@WanHohenHeim Y’all can just admit that you have no comprehension of content and are obsessed with a relationship instead of the game and that’s OK but don’t blame other people

@WanHohenHeim People also keep using the evil choices in this new game as an example of Max’s personality when you can make the same choices in the first game. You can make Max a terrible person just like you can in this game cause it’s a CHOICE game.

@WanHohenHeim Dontnod*

@WanHohenHeim Y’all can’t pick and choose what is Cannon just because it’s don’t know versus deck nine there are multiple realities in both the first and the new game and no one played it exactly the same as you did so you can’t act like what you chose was Canon