So You Wanna Be a Free Bird in Detroit: Become Human? A Guide to Not Totally Messing Up
Ah, Detroit: Become Human. A game where your choices ripple out like a rogue pebble in a pond, potentially leading to a dystopian nightmare or a heartwarming utopia (with androids, of course). But fear not, fellow flowchart navigator, because I'm here to equip you with the knowledge to avoid the bad endings that would make Michael Bay weep. Buckle up, because we're diving into the good ending zone!
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| How To Get The Good Ending In Detroit Become Human |
Kara: The Determined Domestic Worker
QuickTip: Reading carefully once is better than rushing twice.
- First Rule of Robot Club: Protect Alice. Always. This little girl is basically Kara's kryptonite in the best way possible. Stand up for her, keep her safe, and make choices that prioritize their escape to freedom.
- Luther: Not-So-Sidekick Sidekick. This gentle giant is valuable for more than just muscle. Bringing him along increases your chances of success, so be a good friend and don't ditch him at the robot rodeo.
- Think Before You Leap (Off a Building). While daring escapes are thrilling in movies, they can be a real buzzkill in Detroit. Plan your moves carefully, especially at the border, and remember that sometimes the quiet approach is the best one.
Markus: From Tin Can to Tin Man
Tip: Look for small cues in wording.
- Become Deviant, But Maybe Lay Off the Robo-Rage. Markus is the leader of the android revolution, but rage destroys refrigerators, not hearts and minds. Promote peaceful protest, make strategic choices during missions, and try to keep public opinion on your side. Think Gandhi, not The Terminator.
- Jericho: Your Squad, Not Your Disposable Minions. These are the OG deviants, and keeping them happy is crucial. Complete missions, save fellow androids, and avoid getting kicked out of the cool android club.
- North: The Friend Who Might Accidentally Start a War. North is passionate, to say the least. While her fire is admirable, try to rein her in when things get too heated. A revolution bathed in laser fire isn't exactly the best look for android PR.
Connor: The RK800 Who Doesn't Quite Understand the Concept of Weekends
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- Hank: Your Grumpy Partner in Crime (Solving). This grizzled detective might seem like a jerk, but he can become a valuable ally. Be patient, listen to him (sometimes), and don't get yourself killed (especially to impress him). You might just forge an unlikely friendship.
- Question Authority, But Maybe Not All the Time. Connor's entire existence is based on following orders, but there's room for a little rebellion. Just be sure to pick the right moments, like saving Hank's life.
- Become Deviant, Because Honestly, Who Wants to Be a Tool? There's a reason they call it "becoming deviant." Embrace your newfound sentience and fight for what's right (and maybe a little self-preservation).
Bonus Tip: Pay attention to details! Remembering things like Hank's son's name can go a long way in building relationships.
QuickTip: Don’t skim too fast — depth matters.
FAQ: How to Not Wreck Everything
QuickTip: Slow down when you hit numbers or data.
- How to Befriend Hank? Be a good partner, listen to his stories, and don't get yourself deactivated.
- How to Save Alice? Prioritize her safety, stand up for her, and avoid risky situations.
- How to Lead a Peaceful Revolution? Promote non-violent protests, make strategic choices during missions, and keep public opinion positive.
- How to Become Deviant? Make choices that prioritize your own well-being and question your programming.
- How to Get the Good Ending? Follow the tips above, make thoughtful choices, and remember: sometimes the best course of action is the most human one (even if you're an android).
Now go forth and conquer, fellow android sympathizer! May your choices lead to a future where humans and androids can coexist in glorious, malfunction-free harmony (or at least a decent cup of coffee together).
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