*spoilers* Thoughts on Life is Strange: Warren Graham

I love Warren. He is my favourite character hands down. He’s the best friend I wish I had. He speaks my language, and I don’t just mean fandom slang. I can relate to how he expresses himself by referencing the movies and shows he likes. Okay so his comment about laughing his ass off at Cannibal Holocaust kinda weirded me out but I don’t think he really meant that, at least I hope so. Because if he’s anything like me I believe he only said that to look cool just as how I said I laughed at A Serbian Film or how I snort at jumpscares in any horror film or video game just to show people I don’t get scared like most girls (hate to admit it but I’m always pitting myself against other girls, I am the alpha female xD). I also love how Warren recommends the things he love or the things he believes would interest Max. I know he’s doing that because he wants to show Max a part of his soul, at least that’s what I think when I do it. I honestly think Warren and I could be good friends.

*spoilers* Thoughts on Life is Strange (and Mass Effect 3): Choices

With the release of episode five, Life is Strange has finally come to an end. I noticed a lot of people have been disappointed or unsatisfied with the endings and has even compared it to the disappointment of the Mass Effect 3 endings. I feel unfulfilled with how the endings played out, I feel like something’s missing, but at the same time I am satisfied with the endings presented to me and I don’t feel as betrayed as I had been with Mass Effect 3. Both games are choice-based and we play through a single character that call the shots to make the story progress however there are differences between Commander Shepard and Max Caulfield that makes it unfair to say that the endings in Life is Strange makes it like our choices didn’t matter like in Mass Effect 3.