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In addition, I agreed with what Life is Strange 2 was trying to do, but I still thought that even coming from someone that would agree with the game, I still thought it had issues and problems with exploring its themes in a realistic way, as its themes didn't feel realistic enough, and almost felt like a Final Destination movie with some of the sequences that involved its themes, giving a "setup" feel to many elements of the story that did try to explore its themes.
I could even argue that Life is Strange: True Colors directly relates and continues on some of Life is Strange 2's themes, specifically on a more "historical" level (I don't want to spoil anything), and that there are also other connections within the game that do revolve around Life is Strange 2. This wasn't anything special or new about Life is Strange 2. It really isn't controversial if you're not racist.Īll of the Life is Strange games have themes within their stories. Originally posted by Usmovers_02:I mean the story exposed racists.
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