Sean and Daniel's adventure is over, but before they can travel to Mexico and settle in peace, they reside in Arizona with their mother Karen for a while. There are other people who live in the deserted area, including a same-sex couple named Arthur and Stanley, a sick artist named Joan, and a man named David.
Those who played the first Life is Strange and Before the Storm will know that David is Chloe Price's evil stepfather, Joyce's husband, and the Blackwell Academy security guard at Max Caufield School. What's interesting to note about David's appearance in Life is Strange 2 is that, depending on which ending you chose in the first game, he'll be talking about The consequences of that ending. Much like the first episode features Arcadia Bay in all its glory or destroyed, David's dialogue and environment will change depending on which ending you choose.
Here are the differences for the ending you chose Life is Strange or the beginning of Life is Strange 2.
Sacrificing Chloe
If you choose to sacrifice Chloe, David will chat with Sean about how he and Chloe didn't get along. But once Chloe gets shot by Nathan Prescott, he realizes his mistakes and learns to be more considerate. Unfortunately, Chloe's death will result in a divorce between him and Joyce. This leads him to go down to Arizona and start a new life.
When you get to enter her RV for a police scanner, you'll see the one The posters of Chloe with the Parental Advisory tag. Then you will see a letter that David intends to send to Joyce, hoping to revive it. Looking at the box above the sofa, you'll see a photo of Nathan Prescott, one of the antagonists from the first Life is Strange game.
Once you complete the Police Puzzle you and David are going to explain how Nathan ended up killing Chloe in Blackwell and how much they hated each other. It was until he lost Chloe that David became a better person by listening to others instead of being a bully.
After the conversation, David will receive a call from Joyce. If you choose to stay and listen, he will tell you that Joyce is on vacation and has a new dog and plans to visit them soon. Then Nathan is brought up again, who is still locked up. At the sound of his conversation with her, it's possible that Nathan's lawyers could get him out of jail or shorten his sentence.
Sacrifice Arcadia Bay
If you choose to sacrifice Arcadia Bay instead, David will tell you that he doesn't get along well with Chloe, but they managed to get around the problem. If Sean tells David that he didn't know David was married, David will say that Joyce passed away a few years ago.
Once you retrieve the police scanner from David's car, instead of a Chloe poster, a framed photo of the Two Whale Dinner will appear, referencing Joyce's occupation as a waitress. There will also be a photo of Chloe and Max and The latter's polaroid photos. Finally, there is a letter regarding a deposit statement for the property damage he caused at Arcadia Bay.
Once you have completed your RV you are going to talk to David and he is going to mention that Chloe and Max were the only two survivors of the hurricane that hit Arcadia Bay. David will refer to the two people leaving the destroyed city together, but if Sean asks if he and Chloe get along and stay in touch, he will agree. David will even say that Max and Chloe stayed with him for a bit.
After speaking with David, he will receive a call from Chloe. If you decide to stay, you can hear his conversation with her talking about his trip to New York, an art gallery that Max took part in, assuring her that he is fine in the heat of Arizona and getting away from it all. visiting other states.
