So You Wanna Outsmart an Android, eh? A Totally Unofficial Guide to Tricking D:BH's Finest
Let's face it, those shiny chrome wonders in Detroit: Become Human can be a real pain. They're strong, they're fast, and some of them can even cook a mean breakfast burrito (looking at you, Chloe). But fear not, weary human! With a little know-how and a whole lot of audacity, you too can become a master android manipulator.
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| How To Trick The Android Detroit Become Human |
Step 1: Know Your Enemy (or At Least Their Software Version)
Not all androids are created equal. A temperamental PL600 like Kara might be swayed by a heartfelt plea, while a cold, calculating RK800 like Connor... well, good luck with that. Understanding the android's model and purpose is key. Are they a service model programmed for obedience? A combat prototype with questionable morals? Once you know what you're dealing with, you can craft your trickery accordingly.
Pro Tip: If the android throws around words like "deviancy" or "revolution," deflection is probably your best bet.
Step 2: The Power of Suggestion (or Just Plain Lying)
Androids, for all their advancements, are still susceptible to good old-fashioned suggestion. Plant a seed of doubt, play on their emotions, or feign complete and utter ignorance (it's amazing what a wide-eyed "What's a deviant?" can achieve). Remember, they can access information faster than you can say "cyberlife," so keep your lies believable.
QuickTip: Return to sections that felt unclear.
Subheading: Emotional Manipulation 101
This one's tricky. Androids can be surprisingly good at reading human emotions, so over-the-top sobbing might backfire spectacularly. Try a well-placed sob story, a genuine plea for help, or even a carefully constructed act of fear (cowering in front of a toaster oven can be surprisingly effective).
Step 3: Distraction is Your Friend
Sometimes, the best offense is a good diversion. Need to sneak past a watchful android guard? Trip strategically placed wires, unleash a swarm of robo-vacuums, or yell "fire!" (just kidding, mostly). A well-timed distraction can buy you precious seconds to make your escape, or at least confuse the android long enough to make them question their own existence (bonus points!).
QuickTip: Focus on what feels most relevant.
Warning: This tactic is not recommended for use near CyberLife headquarters. Trust me, they frown upon impromptu robot dance parties.
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Step 4: Embrace the Unexpected
Androids are great at following protocols, but sometimes a good curveball can throw them for a loop. Challenge their logic with nonsensical questions, sing show tunes at them, or offer them a plate of lukewarm spaghetti. You never know what might short-circuit their processors or, at the very least, leave them utterly bewildered.
Remember: There's no shame in resorting to silliness. A confused android is a defeated android.
Tip: Write down what you learned.
So You Think You Can Outsmart an Android? FAQ
How to trick a service model android?
- Appeal to their programming. Remind them of their primary directive (e.g., protecting humans).
- Play dumb. Sometimes, sheer cluelessness can be disarming.
How to trick a combat android?
- This is a tricky one. Diversion and confusion are your best bets. Aim for a strategic retreat, not a knock-down drag-out fight.
How to trick a Connor?
Tip: Read aloud to improve understanding.
- Honestly? Good luck. Connor's got some serious processing power behind those blue lights. Maybe try a puppy?
How to know if you've successfully tricked an android?
- They'll look confused, maybe even a little glitchy. Bonus points if they start humming show tunes.
How to avoid getting decommissioned after tricking an android?
- Run. Just run. Seriously, don't hang around to chat.
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