Connor Bites the Dust: A Most Undignified Guide to the RK800's Demise in Detroit: Become Human
Ah, Connor. The stoic android with a heart (or at least a convincing software emulation thereof) sent to hunt down deviants in Detroit: Become Human. But even the best (or at least most advanced) prototype can meet a sticky end. So, how exactly can our favorite android investigator shuffle off this mortal coil (well, as mortal as an android can be)? Buckle up, because we're about to dive into the glorious, messy world of Connor's possible deaths!
Death by Friendly Fire (or Friendly Malfunction):
Sometimes, your best bet for survival is to not trust...well, anyone. In the early game, especially if you haven't exactly been building bridges with your grumpy partner Hank, a malfunctioning or desperate Daniel can put a bullet in your head. Not exactly the way you envisioned kicking off your investigation, is it, Connor?
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D'oh! A Classic Case of Failing QTEs:
We've all been there. You're chasing a deviant android through a crowded market, a thrilling quick-time event (QTE) symphony unfolds, and...record scratch...you totally whiff on the button presses. The result? A less than graceful rendezvous with a speeding truck. Let's just say it's not a good look for CyberLife's top-of-the-line model.
Tip: Pause whenever something stands out.
The Existential Crisis of Being Replaced:
Connor has a nasty habit of getting himself decommissioned. Sometimes, it's at the hands of another Connor model, a soulless upgrade sent to replace our possibly-deviant prototype. Talk about an ego blow! If you haven't gained Hank's trust or proven your worth, this new Connor might not hesitate to put a metaphorical (or literal) bullet in your dreams...and your circuits.
But Wait, There's More!
These are just a few of the delightful ways Connor can meet his demise. The beauty of Detroit: Become Human lies in its branching narrative, so there are plenty of other opportunities for our favorite android to get himself deactivated. From failing to protect hostages to making some truly terrible decisions, the possibilities for Connor's demise are as endless (well, almost) as his software updates.
QuickTip: Check if a section answers your question.
## Frequently Asked Questions: The Art of Connor-icide
How to Avoid Getting Shot by Daniel?
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Be nice to the little guy! If you can calm him down and understand his situation, he might not resort to lethal force. Although, no guarantees – android emotions are a fickle thing.
QuickTip: Go back if you lost the thread.
How to Survive the QTE Chase Sequence?
Practice makes perfect! Replay the sequence a few times to get the button presses down. Remember, Connor is supposed to be an advanced prototype, so failing a basic chase sequence wouldn't exactly be a good look.
How to Not Get Replaced by Another Connor?
Build a rapport with Hank! Gain his trust, show some compassion, and maybe even have a beer with the guy. A good partner can vouch for you, even if CyberLife is all about the latest model.
QuickTip: Skim fast, then return for detail.
How to Not Cause a Hostage Situation?
Think before you shoot! A calm and collected Connor is a Connor who survives. De-escalate situations, assess threats carefully, and maybe take some anger management classes if needed.
How to Not Make Terrible Decisions?
This one's a tough one. That's the beauty of the game – your choices have consequences! Just remember, with great power (and advanced software) comes great responsibility.
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