In the famous game series where you have to decide between dialogue options or important decisions, where the term “bae vs. bay” has no meaning, Life is Strange: The Reunion Know that there are many choices you may have made that led you to this point.
As such, when you start a new save, it will research you about decisions you've made in past games in the core of the Life is Strange series so it can tailor your gameplay to the canon in your universe. Here's what's decided by every legacy option in life: reunion.
Since it's a later entry in the series that relies on previous decisions to shape its world, our guide to Legacy Choices in Life is Strange: Reunion and how it affects your gameplay contains spoilers for the entire Life is Strange series.
Make five choices about what is happening in Caledon
Sequels can be difficult to make for games that don't have a solid ending, like the Life is Strange series, and a reunion, being so late in the overall timeline, can be a bit daunting by the numbers. Choices you've made in previous games And the possible timelines to which they add up.
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Build Max's photo collection.
Thankfully, the team behind the game found ways around it, and as such, you'll be presented Decisions about Max's relationship Before you start saving a new life is strange: reunion. You'll see five photos with characters and decisions that hallmark previous games in the series, and the menu will cleverly ask how you played the previous entries to ensure the world you left with the game. Using your choices to shape the world You'll experience the savings you're about to start.
If you're not happy with the choices you made earlier, you can technically change them here by lying to the game about what happened. It doesn't seem to check for any save data, so the game will take your word for it – use that information to find the endings you're trying to see.
Most of the events in the main game will play out the same anyway, but there are plenty of reasons to play any of the options—again, if only to see how. Different decisions affect the world differently. It could be something small like texts on Max's phone or references other characters make about her when they talk to each other, or it could be head over head in love with someone earlier in the timeline or keeping things platonic between you.
If you're really looking to mix things up, you can Randomize the decisions made Even in previous history for your savings. The game will determine the answers to these five legacy options for you and let you play from there.
Amanda Thomas
One of the more innocent decisions you make when you set up Legacy Choices early in Life: Reunion, the game should know. The nature of Max and Amanda's relationship The timing of life events is strange: double exposure.
Overall, though, this decision doesn't hold much weight – you'll see some different dialogue between Max and Chloe based on choice, and different text messages on your phone between Max and Amanda, but there's not much more to it than flavor text.
Chloe Price
It's one of the most important decisions you'll have to make at the start of every new savings Chloe lived or died First Life is a strange game. The entire five-episode game led to a choice between saving Chloe's life or saving the city of Arcadia Bay, and naturally, returning to life with Chloe is strange: whatever the reunion, you need to know the nature of their relationship and how both perspectives relate to the other.
If you say that Chloe survived the events of Arcadia Bay and managed to run away with Max, the pair are very reminiscent of whatever kind of relationship they had before. If Chloe dies during the disaster, then you'll hear Max talking to another Chloe about how they're not the same person Max lost and learn a little more about how Max handled her death.
whatever, Choosing one will lock you out of the in-game options associated with the other optionIt's odd because it's arguably the most important decision you'll make in life setting up new savings. Like much of the first game's content, much of what you can do in life is unique: Reunion depends on whether you're playing as the original Chloe who survived the destruction of Arcadia Bay, or the alternate-timeline Chloe who never died in the game.
Even outside of the in-game implications of the bae vs. bae debate in life, both scenarios for this choice have a trophy for finishing the game, requiring at least two playthroughs to be earned: one where Chloe stayed and was reuniting herself, and another where Chloe didn't make it to Maxline.
Max and Chloe
Starting a new life saving is the biggest decision you'll make is strange, you need to make a decision. If Max and Chloe had a platonic or romantic relationship During the First Life Strange title.
No matter what happened between the two of you before, you will spend a lot of time with both of you Like The events of Max Caulfield and Chloe Price's life are strange: reuniting, often working with their abilities and trying their best to prevent a fire that is forced to destroy Caledon University.
That said, there are several points where you're given the option to kiss Chloe, and she's generally more receptive if you decide the pair had a prior romantic relationship. You'll have a leg up if you say they were together during the events of the first game, but you can still be together even if they weren't.
Safaya Llewellyn-Fayad
While it might not have a huge impact on the overall story right now, there's a decision you need to make before you start playing Life is Strange: Reunion. Like it or not Max supported Safa At the end of life is strange: double exposure. We won't spoil too much about the ending here for you, but there is only one point in the current game's story that this decision affects.
While trying to save Safa towards the end of the game, this isn't it though only Having Max's support at the end of Double Exposure will make it much easier for Safa to save herself when her life is in danger. She'll trust you more if you support her first!
Vinh Lang
One of the less intense decisions you'll make in life is Strange: Reunion, this last option will ask if your relationship with Vinh Lang was Strange in Life Events: Double Exposure were. Romantic or platonic.
Like Amanda, you won't see much difference between these decisions. You'll get a different set of lessons between the two depending on your choices, but subsequent scenes with him will also be based on decisions you make in playthrough rather than ones you've already made in the Life Is Strange series.
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Chloe's Sketches.
