From the moment Moses and Max find Safi’s photo of Max pointing a gun at her,Life is Strange: Double Exposureplayers likely have a question on their mind. Could Max actually do that? Is it just Photoshopped? What set of circumstances could lead the mild-mannered Max Caulfield to shoot her best friend?
Once Safi sees the photo in chapter four, she has the same question for Max. Does Max actually think she’s capable of hurting Safi? But, which answer should you pick? The one that will make Safi feel better? Or the one that could hurt your friendship but might just be the truth?
Should You Tell Safi You’re Capable Of Hurting Her?
If youtell Safi that you’re capable of hurting her, she’ll say, “Well, then, let’s verify you don’t have to.”
If yousay you wouldn’t hurt Safi, Max qualifies the statement with the caveat that, at least, she thinks and hopes she couldn’t. Safi replies, “It’s a start. I trust you, Max Caulfield. Enough for both of us.”
When you get to theresults screenat the end of the chapter, saying that you could hurt Safi gets the result"Safi is hurt by your answer,“while saying that you wouldn’t hurt Safi gets the result that"Safi believes in you.”
As far as we can tell from several playthroughs of the closing chapters of the game, there are no further consequences to this decision.This choice is purely an opportunity to roleplay your version of Max Caulfield.IsyourMax capable of hurting Safi?
