Save Our Skin (or More Accurately, Connor's Tin): A (Mostly) Comedic Guide to Keeping Our Favorite RK800 Alive in Detroit: Become Human
Ah, Connor. The stoic android with a heart (maybe) of gold (probably not, it's probably advanced cyber-stuff). Throughout Detroit: Become Human, this perpetually perplexed RK800 bounces between following orders and...well, maybe having his own feelings about things. But hey, who are we to judge a sentient machine with a questionable fashion sense? Our main concern here is keeping him from becoming a deactivated hunk of metal (which, you know, wouldn't be a great look for him).
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Round One: Don't Be a Square (Literally)
Early on, Connor's fate hinges on his relationship with his grumpy (but secretly lovable) partner, Hank. Here's the key: don't be a total square. Loosen up, RK800! Listen to Hank's gripes about his dead son, don't judge his questionable donut consumption habits, and maybe even attempt a smile once in a while. Building a rapport goes a long way, especially when things get messy (and in Detroit, things always get messy).
Pro-Tip: Casually mentioning his dog, Sumo, is a guaranteed way to win over Hank's gruff exterior.
Quick Time Events: Your New Worst Nightmare (or Maybe Just Biggest Challenge)
Those frantic button-mashing sequences? Yeah, those. Mastering Quick Time Events (QTEs) is crucial for Connor's survival. From dodging bullets to throwing punches, these moments separate the Connors who see another sunrise from the ones who become permanent residents of the scrap heap.
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Words of encouragement: Nobody expects you to be a QTE prodigy on your first try. Deep breaths, and remember, Connor is an advanced android! He can totally handle a little button mashing, right? (Right...?)
The Big Choice: Friend or Foe? (Or Somewhere In-Between?)
As the game progresses, Connor faces a defining moment: deviancy. Does he stay loyal to CyberLife, or forge his own path? This decision has major ramifications. Here's a simplified breakdown:
- Stay Machine: This path keeps Connor on CyberLife's good side, but limits his ability to help other androids (and frankly, where's the fun in that?).
- Become Deviant: This opens up a whole new world of possibilities, but also puts Connor at odds with his original programming. It's a risk, but hey, isn't that what makes life (or undeath?) interesting?
The Ultimately Unsatisfying Answer: It depends on the ending you want! There's no single "correct" choice, so pick the path that most appeals to you. Just remember, whichever way you go, try not to get decommissioned.
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FAQ: How to Keep Connor Kickin'
How to save Connor during the hostage situation with Hank?
Answer: Protect Hank! Even if it means throwing yourself in harm's way (which, spoiler alert, it probably will).
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How to avoid getting deactivated in the CyberLife tower?
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Answer: Think fast! Those QTEs come at you like a cybernetic punch in the face.
How to influence Connor's decision on deviancy?
Answer: Throughout the game, your choices and interactions with other characters will subtly nudge Connor one way or another.
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How to get the "best" ending for Connor?
Answer: There's no definitive answer, but becoming friends with Hank and exploring his deviant side opens up some pretty cool possibilities.
How to enjoy Detroit: Become Human without constantly worrying about Connor's well-being?
Answer: Honestly, that's a superpower few possess. Just grab a stress ball, take a deep breath, and remember, it's just a game (mostly).
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