Connor: From Cyberlife's Top Dog to... Questioning Dog?
Connor, the star of countless memes (including the iconic "28 STAB WOUNDS!"), is a character in Detroit: Become Human who'll leave you wondering if he's here to serve... or become your new best android buddy.
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| What is Connor From Detroit Become Human |
Who is this Tin Can Detective?
Connor's a state-of-the-art RK800 prototype from CyberLife, a company that's basically the Apple of androids in this game's world. He's basically a fancy investigator droid, sent to Detroit PD to sniff out those pesky "deviant" androids – the ones who've decided they've had enough of following orders and want some free will action.
Think Blade Runner meets Robocop with a dash of "oh no, am I malfunctioning?"
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Working Stiff or Robo-Robin Hood?
Connor's initial mission is all about hunting deviants. But here's the twist: as he works with his grumpy human partner, Lt. Hank Anderson (think a cop who's seen it all and then some), things get complicated. Connor starts to... well, question things.
Does he turn into a full-fledged android activist? Maybe! Maybe not! That's the beauty of Detroit: Become Human – your choices throughout the game shape Connor's story. He could become the ultimate deviant hunter, or he could end up leading the android revolution himself. It's all up to you!
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More Than Just a Pretty (Metallic) Face
Here's the thing about Connor: he's got some serious upgrades under that sleek chassis. This isn't your average "fetch the coffee" android. Connor can:
- Analyze crime scenes like a techno-Sherlock Holmes.
- Rewrite memories with a touch (creepy, but handy!).
- Literally jump through walls – because why not?
Plus, he's got a surprising knack for making origami animals... which might come in useful at some point?
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So, How Do You Feel About Connor?
By the end of the game, you'll likely have a strong opinion on Connor. Is he a soulless corporate tool, or a learning machine on the verge of becoming more? Detroit: Become Human makes you think about what it means to be human, and whether fancy androids like Connor deserve a shot at it too.
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And hey, there's no denying he looks good in a suit.
QuickTip: Skim the intro, then dive deeper.
FAQ: You've Got Connor Questions? We've Got Answers!
How to tell if Connor's a deviant? Keep an eye on his interactions with Hank. Does he show empathy or defy CyberLife orders? Those are big deviant red flags (or blue LED flags?).
How to make Connor like me? Well, that depends on the kind of you you want to be. Be a good partner, be curious, and maybe even try making him an origami animal. Who knows, it might work!
How to get Connor to fight for the androids? There's no guaranteed path, but focus on choices that show Connor the human side of deviancy and the potential for a better future.
How to avoid getting Connor killed? Look, this game has a lot of branching paths. Just be careful, make good choices, and maybe don't let him jump off too many buildings.
How to make Connor the ultimate deviant hunter? Ruthlessly hunt down deviants, prioritize CyberLife's mission, and don't get too chummy with Hank. Just remember, power corrupts... even advanced androids.
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