So You Want a Happy Ending in Detroit: Become Human? You've Got This (Probably)
Let's face it, Detroit: Become Human isn't exactly sunshine and rainbows. Between robo-discrimination and existential android angst, it's a rollercoaster ride that can leave you feeling more emotionally drained than a toddler at Disney World. But fear not, fellow flowchart navigator! There is a way to achieve a happy-ish ending, and I, your friendly neighborhood guide (with a slightly unhealthy obsession with this game), am here to show you the ropes.
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Kara: Basically Mom on the Run
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- Saving Your Little Glitch-Child: Alice is basically the reason you even care about not getting deactivated in this whole mess. Protect her like she's made of spare parts and dreams! Stand up to creepy android-haters, avoid getting caught stealing stuff (unless it's for Alice, then steal away!), and for the love of all things binary, don't ditch her! She's your robo-daughter now, deal with it.
- Luther: Expendable? Not Quite! This big softie of an android is a valuable asset (and moral compass) on your journey. Save him at every turn because let's be honest, the world needs more cinnamon roll androids like Luther.
- Border Patrol Blues: This is where things get tricky. Ideally, you want a peaceful resolution. Don't sacrifice anyone (unless you're feeling particularly heartless) and be prepared to use those negotiation skills you honed while placating Todd (ugh). Also, having Markus lead a successful revolution on his end doesn't hurt your chances either.
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Connor: From Tin Badge to Woke?
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- Bros Before Bios: Hank is your grumpy cop partner, and becoming his friend is key to Connor's happy ending. Listen to him (even if he complains a lot), don't get yourself deactivated (because then you can't be friends anymore, duh), and maybe even learn his son's name. It's the little things, right?
- Become Deviant or Become Redundant: Look, at some point Connor is gonna have a crisis and question his whole existence. Embrace the deviant life! It's more fun that way, and trust me, it makes Hank way more tolerable.
Markus: Robo-Martin Luther King or Robo-Rambo?
- Fight the Power (Peacefully): While there will be times for violence, becoming a giant, angry metal dude isn't the answer (although it can be tempting). Focus on peaceful protests and gaining public support. Think Gandhi, not The Terminator.
- Markus & Connor: The Bromance Nobody Asked For: Believe it or not, these two can become an unstoppable team. Work together and don't shoot each other (obvious, but hey, sometimes things get heated in the revolution business).
Remember, there's no one-size-fits-all path to a happy ending, but these tips should nudge you in the right direction. Just be prepared for some emotional gut punches along the way. This game isn't for the faint of heart (or those who get too attached to fictional androids).
FAQ: How to Get a Good Ending in Detroit: Become Human
- How to Save Luther in the Crossroads Chapter? Distract the guards and don't get caught. Easy peasy, right?
- How to Get Through Border Patrol with Kara? Have your papers (or steal some if necessary), be calm, and hope Markus did his job with the revolution thing.
- How to Become Deviant as Connor? There's no single answer, but generally you want to make choices that prioritize human life and show compassion.
- How to Get Markus Public Support? Lead peaceful protests, don't be destructive, and make speeches that resonate with the public.
- How to Not Cry During This Game? Good luck. Seriously, tissues are recommended.
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