Conquering Detroit: A Platinum Trophy Odyssey (Without Crying)
So, you've been bitten by the flowchart bug and want to snag that shiny Detroit: Become Human platinum trophy. But before you dive headfirst into the existential crisis simulator, a question burns brighter than Connor's interrogation light: how hard is this gonna be?
Well, buckle up, recruit, because I'm here to tell you it's not about brute force (though some QTE battles might disagree). It's a marathon, not a sprint, a choose-your-own-tragedy adventure with a trophy cabinet as the finish line.
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Here's the Lowdown: Not Exactly Brain Surgery (But Maybe a Flowchart Consultation)
Detroit's platinum isn't about reflexes of steel or an encyclopedic memory of android innards. It's about planning and replayability. You'll likely need multiple playthroughs to snag all the missable goodies, like seeing Chloe become a pirate captain (yes, really). Think of it like those choose-your-own-adventure books from childhood, except instead of just disappointment if you pick wrong, you get to see an android get recycled. Ouch.
QuickTip: Treat each section as a mini-guide.
The good news? The game features a chapter select system, letting you revisit key moments to snag that trophy you missed by a hair (or a poorly timed button press).
The not-so-good news? You might need a flowchart or two to keep track of all the branching paths. But hey, at least it's not rocket science... unless you're aiming for the trophy that requires Markus to become a rocket scientist (don't ask).
QuickTip: A quick skim can reveal the main idea fast.
Be Prepared for Some Tedium, But Mostly Narrative Glory
While the story is phenomenal, replaying sections can get a bit repetitive. Think of it as karaoke night with Chloe – fun at first, but after your fifth rendition of "I Will Survive," you might start longing for a hostage situation (just kidding... mostly).
However, the core gameplay – the story itself – is what truly shines. Every playthrough offers a fresh perspective, and the emotional gut punches keep coming. You'll be laughing one minute, then desperately trying to hold back tears the next (looking at you, Kara and Alice).
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In short: Embrace the replayability, and you'll be well on your way to platinum paradise. Just try not to get too attached to any particular outcome... this is Detroit, after all.
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FAQ: Your Platinum Trophy Path to Enlightenment
How to save everyone? This requires a delicate balancing act and some serious flowchart memorization. Good luck!
QuickTip: Skim the ending to preview key takeaways.
How to get all the magazines? Eagle eyes and a guide are your best friends here.
How to avoid replaying huge chunks of the game? Chapter select is your BFF. Use it liberally.
How long does it take to get the platinum? This depends on your playstyle, but expect 20-30 hours or more.
How many playthroughs will I need? At least 2, but it can vary depending on your trophy-hunting efficiency.
So, there you have it, future android saviors! With a little planning, patience, and maybe a box of tissues, that platinum trophy is well within your grasp. Now get out there, make some tough choices (and maybe save some android lives along the way).
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