#irl chloe price

[x-noirangel-x]

Pricefield Polaroids!

[krillonthegrill]

me waking up every morning knowing that i can appreciate every life is strange game in different ways

[nightmanatee]

their final messages to each other not only hurt now but also have so many similarities that it hurts me.

[gordonstanheight]

#PRICEFIELD: i care for you still and i will forever, that was my part of the deal

[and-love-shouldnt-burn]

tik tok won't let me post : (

anyway LiS 1 was my first queer rep and so much has changed since then

[rh-leon]

she's becoming a bit too relatable i fear

[thelastwalkingsoul]

Totally forgot to post these! My friend and I dressed up as Chloe (him) and Rachel (me!) for Oz Comic Con last weekend. Imagine my friggin surprise when they put out a new Life is Strange trailer TWO DAYS LATER.

Anyway, ENJOY!

ALSO MY FRIEND MADE HIS SHIRT WITH POSCA PAINT PENS AND DOTTING IT ON. WHICH IS SICKKKKK

[wellabell2003]

Game character, and that one europen girl looks similar to her

[j1nxedd]

🌀😵‍💫"With great power comes great bullshit"📸🎞️

[xxx-ang3l-w1th-a-sh0tgun-xxx]

omg i finally understand the horrible feeling when an irl starts obsessing over your special interest /nbh

like NO THIS IS MY THING /j /lh

[rh-leon]

why do i relate to this

[x-noirangel-x]

Some more Max & Chloe adventures!

Today, we redyed Chloe’s hair! Bleached everything (you can still see the blue, though XD) and dyed it blue (with pink tips this time)!

We said goodbye in that last photo, so it was really sad. But, man, does Chloe look adorable in it! 🥹 I had to share!

[arcadiabaytornado]

Why do you believe Chloe brings up Rachel so often, and do you think it belittles her feelings for Max?

I know many people treat Chloe bringing up Rachel like she's talking about an ex to her new girlfriend, but I think it's more complicated than that. Rachel is missing. As far as Chloe knows, Rachel is still a part of her life, regardless of whether that's as a friend or something more complicated. It makes sense that she would tell Max about her since she says she wants all three of them to be friends if they find Rachel alive. So, I can easily see why Chloe would want Max to know more about her.

Outside of that, Chloe is also mourning, and in an odd way since she doesn't know if she's mourning a dead person or a person who chose to leave her. Of course she will think about Rachel when her absence is weighing heavy on her heart, and of course she will talk about her to her best friend, who understands her feelings better than anyone. If she can't express her grief to Max, of all people, then who can she really talk to?

Now, onto your second question, which I find really interesting.

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I find it interesting because it highlights the difference between fandom spaces and irl spaces. In real spaces, it's common for someone to love more than one person. Sometimes, a person's five-year relationship ends, and a few years later, they date someone new and fall in love with them. That doesn't mean they didn't feel love in their entire five years together, but it also doesn't mean they don't love their current partner. It just means they've loved more than one person.

However, in fandom spaces, a character needs to have a "one true love." They aren't supposed to feel love more than once, and if they did, then it isn't supposed to be as meaningful as what they have with their current partner. It's supposed to be a cheap knock off of love until they find their "real" partner...but that's not really realistic in every scenario.

Chloe genuinely loved Rachel. Rachel was her angel who was there for her at the hardest point in her life, and that's also true for Max. Max saved her and was there when Chloe needed her desperately, and Chloe loves her too. Chloe has SUCH a big heart. If anyone could love so deeply and find it in herself to love that deeply again, it would be Chloe Price. The girl who put her life on the line to give Rachel answers about her Mother and the girl who offered her life for a town that hated her so Max wouldn't have to live with the guilt. If ANYONE could love twice, it would be Chloe. I have no doubt about that.

So no. I don't think it invalidates her relationship with Max even slightly. Not when she has such a big heart that has more than enough room for both Rachel and Max.

[thealexchen]

Who have given the top 5 or more (or at least some of your favs of each game you played) best voice acting performances in the life is strange franchise in your opinion?

Oh, this is fun! This is my top 5 ranking, where 1 is the best:

5. Han Soto as Gabe Chen: I think Han's performance is really underrated, but he brought a very believable warmth and gentleness to Gabe that balanced his humor and would've made his character shallow without it. Han's actual voice has a steady cadence to it that you really hear in his performance in Alex's nightmare, where he both guides Alex through her past traumas but also refuses to let her give up. It's this mix of sternness and empathy that sells the delivery of "You were eleven years old!" and reminding Alex she doesn't need to be defined by her trauma. Also irl, Han is basically Gabe in streams and it's so wholesome.

4. Rhianna DeVries as BtS Chloe Price: I was as nervous as everyone else when I heard Ashly wouldn't be returning as Chloe in Before the Storm, but by the end of the game I fully believed Rhianna as a younger Chloe. Rhianna as a person [they use they/them now] is delightful-- if you've listened to any of their interviews, they have such an easygoing and fun sense of humor that's impossible not to like, and they bring a lot of that to Chloe. Part of it is the writing and directing too, but seeing a much dorkier 16-year-old Chloe was so charming because of Rhianna's performance. I still think about lines like "RIGHT IN THE DICK," "but also how well they voice Chloe's more vulnerable moments, like talking quietly to Rachel in her room in "Hell is Empty." I can also tell how much playing Chloe, a queer character, means to them, so I'm glad they got the opportunity to share Chloe's character with Ashly.

3. Hannah Telle as Max Caulfield: Hannah will always be Max to me and I cannot imagine anyone else playing her. What makes Max an interesting case is her character is very understated for a protagonist role in a narrative-driven game. In the original at least, her only big dramatic scene is when she shouts, "This is my storm. I caused this, I caused all of this!" Because Max in the first game is more of a blank slate protagonist, her personality is deliberately more muted compared to Chloe's, Kate's, Victoria's, Nathan's, etc. spikes of emotion and ability to perform more dramatically. Because of that, Hannah voicing all the mundane moments is what makes her performance as a whole so memorable. Overall, she has such a wonderfully sweet, gentle voice that makes it so enjoyable listen to all of Max's hours of inner monologuing, and I love that Hannah's natural voice simply is Max. That being said, I also love Max's more expressive moments in DE, like her wisecracking jokes and when Safi speaks as her, you can hear a distinct difference in Hannah's tone, pitch, and cadence to mimic Olivia Abiassi. I love Hannah's performance for its subtleties over the signature scenes.

2. Erika Mori as Alex Chen: Back in 2021 I wrote an entire post about how much I loved Erika's performance as a first time VA and mocap actress. She embodied Alex-- vocally, physically, and facially-- so fully and so well. I think her standout moments are the nightmare sequence, but these huge emotional moments pay off because Erika also put in the work to capture Alex's little moments too: her playfulness, her humor, her heart, her flirtatiousness, her awkwardness, and her vulnerability.

1, Ashly Burch as LiS1 Chloe Price: Ashly so deserves the big career she's been able to achieve after LiS1, because this is still one of her standout roles. Chloe is deliberately very unlikable in LiS1: she's sharp and quick to anger and unyielding and immature, but DN still presents her as the girl worth saving, and Ashly captures that side of her flawlessly with her equal parts confidence and charisma. Of course, Ashly's standout scene is when she finds Rachel's body in the junkyard and drawn from Ashly's own personal experience with loss-- her cries are gutting. But I also (similar to Rhianna) love when she captures Chloe's humor and dopiness, like "Or did you just rewind because I tried to steal the chair? Shit, I'm confused"; "And then you rewind and I steal the key, and... uh..."; ". She also has to voice Chloe in multiple timelines: she nails younger Chloe without sounding too cartoonishly kiddie, and you can really hear her weariness in the alternate timeline when she's disabled. Max may be the protagonist of Life is Strange with the most lines, but Chloe is the real beating heart of the game, and Ashly embodied that role perfectly.

Thank you for asking! For all my gripes with the production of the games, I've always adored the casts. No matter how polished the games get, they're niche enough to still have that indie feel to them, and the actors don't have that unapproachable celebrity veil over them. Watching their streams has always felt like watching a big supportive friend group than just a cast (with Katy Bentz as the ringleader, of course). I highly recommend checking out the group streams if you haven't already!

[gordonstanheight]

i’m sorry this makes zero sense. if you go bae > bay like both max & chloe know they killed the entire town! including the people they actually liked! why is this fuckass game acting like she wasn’t aware AND THERE when it was chosen!!!

[marcusrobertobaq]

i've seen a few times mention of android generations in dbh, like 1st generation android etc and I'm curious if there's much information on that or what that means in this game, or if its just something vaguely mentioned a few times but there isn't any significant information on it? i was wondering if you might know anything about it 🤔

There ain't nothing that explicit about generations besides some androids like Chloe being referred to "first generation" or even Phileas as "forgotten generations".

So I made a headcanon to help me with timeline a bit but there's nothing in canon to really support or contradict.

First Generation - 2021~2025

Like Chloe and the first office models, in this period having a hell of high prices

Second Generation - 2026~2029

CyberLife is growing up even more and they start making androids for more specific functions, prices declining, even the thought of more autonomous androids. Then we got the Kamski leaving CyberLife and the AA being signed. I hc Markus and Phileas are from this generation.

Third Generation - 2030~2035

Androids made after the AA. Lotta androids we meet in the game are from this gen.

Fourth Generation - 2036~present

More advanced models with more specific functions (I'm in doubt about being '35 or '36 btw). I hc the new tech gen should come around 2040.

It's based on irl tech generation scheme but at the same time androids evolved quite fast so ain't exactly the same thing. DBH universe already had humanoid robot technology before as some concept arts implies.