She's an okay character. While she ain't annoying on the level of Daniel from LiS 2, the way I see it, she ain't no instant fan favorite either.

I'm more curious about how she'll be depicted after the events of Double Exposure. How will her quest for other "metahumans" end up changing her? Will she end up making her own evil band of super-villains?[/spoilers]

Originally posted by Marshall of the Templars:

She's an okay character. While she ain't annoying on the level of Daniel from LiS 2, the way I see it, she ain't no instant fan favorite either.

I'm more curious about how she'll be depicted after the events of Double Exposure. How will her quest for other "metahumans" end up changing her? Will she end up making her own evil band of super-villains?[/spoilers] [/quote]

I'm still at the beginning, but I think that she is very important and a little "fan favorite" because she is a new best friend of Max, so for the fans Safi is like Chloe.

For the first few chapters she was a somewhat interesting character, but I didn't really care about her since Max doesn't get to talk to her about anything important or meaningful.

At the end of chapter 3 & start of chapter 4 she became more interesting as she reveals she also has powers. Even if some of her actions were imo bad, her choices are human and understandable.

Chapter 5 is where her character just went bad. She develops a god-complex, shows no remorse for all the people she hurt (at least not really), and starts her quest to "rule the world".

I also disliked her conversation with Diamond in the ending scene. "I've seen nosebleeds like this before" (implying she has powers). Yeah? Me too. It's Winter, people get colds, and the air is dry inside. And Max' nosebleeds only happened when she used her powers, not randomly. I don't understand that writing choice...

loved her at first but then we saw her TRUE colours and her real face in chapter 3 and that made me dissapointed she is like an evil version of chloe.

Well thanks to her there is going to be a super hero Organization in the Life is Strange world

Originally posted by alex010300:

Well thanks to her there is going to be a super hero Organization in the Life is Strange world

You just made me realise something. Devs have no choice, but simply MUST go full Marvel/DC now, right? Especially with Safi 'recruiting' Destiny it seems like they have no other choice.

Moreover, after Chapter 5 everybody in town knows that Max and Safi have superpowers and they are something more than regular humans. And considering the fact that people in this game post literally everything on their social media it's impossible to keep this quiet. Therefore we can assume that the actual media will be quickly aware of this phenomenon and they have to get somehow involved, right? Just like we could find some newspaper articles about Arcadia Bay etc.

I can already imagine the intro to the next game (if it ever happens, that is):
'This is so-and-so for Chanel 1 coming to you live from Caledon University where Max Caulfield, young photographer responsible for destruction of Arcadia Bay and death of thousands of its citizens is preparing for a final battle against Safi, her former friend who is able to turn into every person she ever met in real life. I'm talking to Chloe Price, Max's another former friend.
- Chloe, could you please tell us what was going through Max's head when she decided to destroy Arcadia Bay and kill all those poor people in order to save your life?'

When the credits said 'Max Caulfield will return' I laughed because it sounded almost like a threat, but right now after reading your post I'd actually love to see that.
It has the potential to be a trainwreck of century.

LiS universe vs. MCU (or any other superheroes union)

MCU wins, even the weakest would bash LiS superheroes with one finger. They look weak af and not inspiring unlike other superheroes, I mean who wants to be Safi, Diamond or even Daniel?

psycho

I just finished the game for the second time. The authors totally flew away in the atmosphere of the Avengers. And in the next part we can expect a flying Max and shooting lasers from the eyes. The authors of this part should watch “An exclusive behind the scenes discussion” from the original LiS part before creating the game. Michel Koch explained that Max's power in the game was not their priority just an addition to make the game more interesting. And the emphasis of the game was always on story, music, atmosphere. They were not concerned with creating a Superman with problems. Just more of a person who can identify with the player.

Originally posted by Boody:

psycho

that is a bit being dramatic.

I was mad at her the second she reveled that she was the one who talked to Lucas's son. I get she wanted revenge on Lucas but now that child is likely going to feel unloved by his father, might even question his own self worth since now he thinks it's his fault for the divorce, and have issues he's going to have to take therapy for when he's an adult and all of that to a kid that did nothing to deserve that other than accidentally be born to a creep.

This then gets escalated further at her complete lack of remorse for shooting her own mother in a failed murder attempt. I can get being angry but so angry you try to kill your own mom? Safi comes across as manipulative, impulsive, and amoral. It feels like anyone is one bad interaction from her trying to ruin their life in some way with even Max coming close to being on the receiving end of it if Max hadn't caught her that night and explained herself.

Was fine as a character at first, but then she became way too power hungry for my liking.

Originally posted by Sardonicus:

I was mad at her the second she reveled that she was the one who talked to Lucas's son. I get she wanted revenge on Lucas but now that child is likely going to feel unloved by his father, might even question his own self worth since now he thinks it's his fault for the divorce, and have issues he's going to have to take therapy for when he's an adult and all of that to a kid that did nothing to deserve that other than accidentally be born to a creep.

This then gets escalated further at her complete lack of remorse for shooting her own mother in a failed murder attempt. I can get being angry but so angry you try to kill your own mom? Safi comes across as manipulative, impulsive, and amoral. It feels like anyone is one bad interaction from her trying to ruin their life in some way with even Max coming close to being on the receiving end of it if Max hadn't caught her that night and explained herself.

You pretty much sum up how I felt about Safi.

Also, anyone who feels it's okay to look through my wallet is not really a friend...

i agree with the "Marvel" thing becouse i kinda tought the same. they will end up in a big fight people with superpowers and max kinda lead the good side. to be fair i would be very happy with that direction on life is strange. btw early next year we get a new game named "Lost records". its weird or just a random happening but the Character "nora" looks very simlair to Safi. did anyone notice that already ?

She literally just saw the consequences of using time related powers. She went full brain infection whatever mode, almost "ate everyones souls", shot her own mother. Then after she's back to fully lucid again, she doesn't even seem to care anymore, about what she just did, the fact that using her powers caused such terrible things to happen (the storm), instead just immediately goes on about the marvel thing to Max. Honestly she seemed like some kind of twisted anime villain at that part, especially after the previous scenes between her and Max. Came off as insane even.
I'm surprised so many people chose to accept her proposal. It would be interesting if in the next game, this choice decides if Max is with or against her, I doubt they'd do that though it seems like a lot of extra work.