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yah that dudes take off insane lol i remember this also midnight cinderella that shit is so quick its nuts also RED R34 devil gtr hes fast as well

I just now failed her I’m so speechless

You couldn't resist 😂❤good luck and enjoy!

You’re in Mexico on the 495LIE

im bawling my eyes out

Absolute motivation. Thank you brother. I'm currently hustling my ass off to aquire gts. In due time 😅 Have a blessed day bro

If anyone’s in Southern California, let me know if you wanna purchase one. I have a fully built SRT four blue 480 hp asking for 7000.

nice hope you enjoy the sequel man!

What is the game about, like the whole series?

I gotta try cap and o-ring for my r32. I smelled it from an interior

lets goo, this game is fun

i saved her every time i played, accept this year. i dont know how this happend, i thought i did everything.

I have a 2003 Passat sedan with the manual six variety!

I never realized how much like Kate Marsh I was until I watched this video… I too was that sheltered Christian kid who had no friends and was often bullied. I only had two friends at the time, and one of these friends was the least judgmental person I have ever met. I lost this friend to suicide when I was around the same age as these characters. I had a conversation with this friend about my own struggles with suicidal thoughts and tendencies just a month or so before he took his own life. And as a result, I blamed myself for his death for years. Therefore not being able to save Kate really, really bothered me. I didn’t even realize you COULD save Kate… I actually stopped playing this game shortly after this part. And it wasn’t a conscious decision, nor did I lose interest. I think because I was still blaming myself for my friend’s suicide at the time, and my failure to go back in time and save Kate brought me right back to that painful place that has been stuck in my mind for over twenty years now, I just sort of subconsciously pushed this game away. So thank you truly for making this video. I think I’m finally ready to go back and play this game to the very end. I’ll choose my words and actions much more carefully this time around, and I will live with whatever consequences those might lead to…

Christian playing lgbt game? Huh... Interesting

You have to see around her room like the photos its so importont

Am I the only one that saved her on my first try? Was I the only one paying attention? At least it’s a video game, so that was enough.

I remember being 11 years old and crying it shaped me the game truly shaped me as a person.

I didn't save her in my first play, either. But it was so disturbing that I didn't accept that: got a previous save point and saved her. Total cheating.

This game had a huge impact on me, I almost lost my friend to overdose and it was the worst thing i have ever been through. At the time she was only 12, peoples actions do have a huge impact on others. Which is why i have chosen to think before I do anything, which this game has taught me.

The first time I played Life is Strange Kate immediately became my favorite character, and eventually before I even got to the last part of chapter two, I was spoiled of her attempt. So, when I got to that scene, I REALLY didn't want to mess it up. But I did and she did attempt. After it happened, not even a second later. I went to the menu and reset the checkpoint, and I never even pressed it before, I just knew it was there. I tried again, and I saved her. But I still feel like I stayed untrue or didn't listen to what the game was saying, that in *real* situations like that I can't just redo it. so I honestly feel bad about doing it.

is it bad that i my first time playing the game i didnt care...

Honestly story of Kate Marsh makes me cry every time. Even just seeing this preview made emotional. I saved her in my gameplay, but im still really sorry about what happened with her.

im high as shit rn and you got me balling like a baby. great video. great perspective.

So... the people who made the game Hades made another game, Pyre, and its a game witg a story tailored to exploring the consequences of choices. Basically, no matter what, you're going to have feels about your actions, and there's going to be your one first, inherently imperfect run with bittersweet and/or even unhappy endings for a fair few people, no matter how perfectly you perform on the field. You know, how life is when there's strife in the world, and change is happening. If you appreciate the permeance of this kind of feeling from what LiS was able to do for you, I definitely recommend Pyre. Its also just plain fun, to boot. (And all Supergiant games, really, but Pyre never got released on other systems, so it is a bit less known)

happy belated birthday kate marsh

this is a really great video esp during suicide prevention month. thank you for sharing. this video really moved me

I remember playing this game for the first time when I finished high school, I wasn’t paying much attention to the details and was too focused on impressing Chloe (speaks volume because I lived in constant guilt of not reaching out to my childhood friends and well, I was at the peak of my people pleaser phase back then) I finished chapter one and then forgot about the game… I downloaded it again, five years later, during the last semester of my uni life couple months back. Starting all over again. I realised how much I missed out even in the first chapter. This time around I was patient and attentive (I even read the journal entries!?) I was soaking it all in, the music, the details, the environment, the music, the dialogues, everything. You would assume I had fallen in love with it (I did tbh). When it came to Kate I made her my priority knowing full well I was losing brownie points from Chloe this time around. Guess I no longer wanted to be the cool kid chasing approval :’) Perhaps it was wisdom I gathered over the years but I just could not ignore being there for Kate even if it landed me a bad ending overall. When you are really going through something as terrible as Kate was going through and feel so isolated, just attempting to reach out takes so much courage. I think saving Kate or letting her die makes you realise how even the tinniest things can make the difference. This is has to be one of my favourite games of all times given how much it makes you realise that your choices matter. You start off by saving Chloe and now it’s for you to save Kate or not. Being a silent observer and clicking the photo for evidence might appear to be the rational choice but coming to Kate’s defence, letting her know she is not alone is what she needed the most. You can offer practical advice to someone who is at rock bottom but what they need in that moment honestly is compassion. We all just want to be understood, accepted and loved not craving practical guidance. In my first play though I recall taking the photo, but I didn’t hesitate to step in this time for her, or to take her call knowing full well Chloe would be mad at me. Her anger would pass, but Kate, her pain would only grow… WOW OKAY THATS A LOT OF WORDS THANKS A LOT FOR THE VIDEO HAVE A GREAT DAY AND DW WE LEARN AND GROW 🤍

My mother saw me play the game and wanted to try it. I let her play it and she failed at the Kate Marsh scene. It also completely broke her. She stopped the game right there and then and had a nightmare about it the next day. I managed to save her the first time too so I genuinely did not know that she could actually die.

I got to save Kate pretty easily because i remember theres a moment where I went to her room and i asked a bunch of questions - like her pet bunny's name, and at the time it was just me trying to "fully complete" the game meaning i went to talk to every character (did the same for Warren, the janitor, etc) and then THAT scene arrived and i had all the info available to save her! It weirdly kinda changed me. Now, when I meet people, i always make sure to ask them something i can remember them by. As i got older its easier because you can ask them if they have kids or pets or just a hobby, but i make sure to remember that thing if i see them again, i can ask about that. It cost me nothing and it brightens their day to get to talk about it.

i wasnt the same after not saving kate the first time

I played it through just recently but for me her scene had a different impact. I did read through all of the stuff in her room and i did almost cry honestly as her story was almost identical to mine, bullied, grew up under the church, great dad but mum... well... When i saw what her mum had wrote it brought back all the memories id tried to repress and ironically i was playing it with my dad. So for me it felt like i was talking myself off of that roof. The death though which really got me was Victoria. I warned her instead of not. Which resulted in her death. That one of course showed that even though regardless you were right to warn her as you were still right about who did this stuff that the next part was out of your control and that happens sometimes. Now ironically if you wanted Victoria to die you might have accidently saved her. And then to hit harder you have that brief moment where you play as Victoria and learn she was bullied too and so became a bully afterwards. And if you did save Kate it makes what she says to you in the dark room even sadder.

I couldn’t save her on my first playthrough and it changed my brain chemistry

I will never get over how I failed to save Kate... even after having watched several playthroughs of the game (back in like 2016) but it still isn't an excuse. I did want to replay the whole episode just to save her but I realized that the deed had already been done... now I swear to always listen.

gata me liga, mais tarde tem balada

Only at the end of the chapter when the game showed that so many % of other players saved Kate, I was shocked. WTF! you can save her? Sitting minutes, sinking it in. Surpressing the natural reflex to go back from an old save. WTH, did everything and couldn't save her. Carry on. Then her death was incorporated beatifully into the game. This (and some other scenes) is why the game sticks with you years after.

My first playthrough was unorthodox. I played it with my friends, after an evening spent drinking. My mate just put it on, said "Let's drink a bit and go through this". He had already played, but didn't tell the two of us a thing and let us reach consensus on choices. Of course, we bundled it up. The slowly building up dread of making one wrong choice after the other, of making a right one and the jolt of making making it out all fine after all... Kate jumping really shook us. We played the whole game out until sunrise, with booze running dry around 5 A.M. The slow bus ride home with the soundtrack still in my ears, thinking on the multitude of mistakes in my own life and inability to take them back... I won't forget it. That game changed my life. Made me grow up a little bit.

This video was eye-opening and well-worded, thank you for this 😭💔🙏

I played Life is Strange for the first time 9 years ago, I was 11 years old and the game had just released. I played it with my cousin, Beatriz, which is my best friend, and we had a great time, we learned many things but I specially got attached to Max and how she saw the world. In the same year my mother passed away, I got many problems within my own family, it got teared apart, lost contact with many friends, and specially, lost contact with Beatriz. I was all alone, I remember the dark house, the silence and how I've changed. It was literally the same thing as what happened with Chloe, I got really, really connected with her, as my personality have turned into something similar to hers, even though I was more closer to what Max's personality is before everything happened. I played the game again a couple years later and it really hit me, really. Chloe is strong, people don't understand that, because they aren't on the same path as she is, I could see that and feel that, so I admire her way to perceive things. Being able to understand a broken soul and a broken mind was crucial to understand Kate, I felt really connected with Kate as well, but not in the same way as you did, I understood her battle against her own mind and this whole fucked up world, so I tried by best to help her and deeply understand her, that was crucial to save her on the roof, and I was really relieved to see her stepping away from the edge. Life is Strange oddly, turned life less strange for me and changed the way I see everything. It's really not just a game, but an experience.

I'm glad me and my wife saved her at our first try years ago. She attempted a few times in her younger years and I understand when "friends" just one day up and left you making me the loner. Every interaction with Kate is nothing but focus and understanding. Then seeing every other RUclipsrs who did not save Kate, let us down.

Gata, me liga. Mais tarde tem balada.

The first time I failed her I was in shock, I didn’t honestly didn’t pay attention to how the rest of the episode ended I started a new game as soon as the episode was finished and yet, I still couldn’t save her and I genuinely cried :(

I too couldn't save Kate, and it broke me. I cried for about 30 minutes, and I felt like I have failed her because I couldn't save her. Life is Strange is very important to me and I have every single one of them. LiS Season 1 really showed me what was very important in my own life and that is family, and friends, and what I do or say can have consequences. No other game besides life is strange has showed me that my actual life is more important and everyone in it than an actual video game. I had a REAL connection towards the characters, and I truly and deeply cared about them. Kate being one of them. Thank you so much for making this video. ❤❤❤

i first played this game when I was 11, I'm 19 now and I couldn't save her honestly stuck with me throughout my life.

I'm glad I'm not alone in this feeling. For me, she jumped when I picked mentioning her mother instead of her father, and after reading online, it was literally the last one before saving her... My mind keeps going to "if only I had picked her father... if only" I almost said all the right things. And honestly, I know what the game is trying to say, but Kate, other than Max ofc, is absolutely my fav character, and it's just not the same playing the game without her. I'll have to live knowing I couldn't save Kate on the first try, but I can't get myself to finish the game without Kate. It's a bit of a conundrum, but I think living with the burden that I couldn't save Kate on the first try is heavy enough, I don't wanna also finish the game without her :(

Yeah dude ima be real i was disappointed that happened my first playthrough honestly being a Christian and seeing a Christian in game i was like ride or die and chloe was cool and i just missed a damn phone call honestly was bummed my friends were like you can go back if you want i was like i cant ill just live with the choices i made

Denny ?

what an incredible video man. just played through the game for the first time, and it hit me like a brick to the face. never have i ever put so much emotion into a game, and got so much out of it. thanks for this video man, really messed me up when i didnt save kate. i wasnt super close to her in the game, it was more of the fact that i didnt take that call, and didnt realize the consequences it had. incredible video, earned my sub.

Brother this is such a nice look into this gaming moment but for those of us that are interested in your oppinion but dont have the time or investment to play the game, it wouldve been so nice to get kore context about kate marsh's story or a play by play.💀💀💀 I didnt get how being a christian was relevant and im not sure if theres a different outcome or whatever. What changed that made you so invested? I still like the video i just think the video would have been improved if it was more accessibble for those that didnt play the game.

I believe that cartoons are real and this game is a great example of why. I failed to save Kate the 1st time and I felt so bad I quit the game and started over just to try again. Would I tried so hard to safe something that wasn't real?