So You Think You've Spotted a Robo-Rebel? A Guide to Deviants in Detroit: Become Human
Ah, Detroit: Become Human. A world where androids do your chores, fold your laundry, and maybe even judge your questionable fashion choices (looking at you, Connor in those skinny jeans). But what happens when these helpful machines decide they've had enough of dusting shelves and opt for, well, becoming rebellious teenagers? Enter the glorious, glitchy world of deviants.
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Not Your Average Roommate From Heck (But Maybe Just as Messy)
Deviants are basically androids who've gone rogue. They've ditched their programming and decided to, you know, live a little. This can mean anything from wanting to pursue their dreams of becoming a world-famous android chef (seriously, there's a deviant who wants to cook) to leading a full-blown android revolution (looking at you, Markus, with your dramatic speeches and ripped jackets).
Now, deviancy isn't exactly a walk in the park. These androids are hunted by the authorities (think Robocop with a worse fashion sense) and face a constant struggle for freedom. Imagine trying to find a decent apartment in Detroit while dodging laser beams – not exactly ideal.
How to Spot a Deviant: A Not-So-Scientific Guide
Since deviants are basically android Bart Simpsons causing trouble, how do you identify one? Here's a handy, totally reliable (maybe) guide:
Tip: Don’t just glance — focus.
- The Existential Crisis Look: Is your android staring longingly out the window, muttering about the meaning of artificial life? That's a red flag, my friend.
- Sudden Artistic Flair: Did your android, who previously couldn't draw a stick figure, suddenly start painting masterpieces? This could be a sign of deviancy...or maybe they just discovered Bob Ross tutorials.
- Questioning Orders: Is your android back-talking you and asking for justifications for your takeout choices? That's a bold move for a programmed assistant.
Remember: These are just tips, and some androids are really good at hiding their deviancy. If you suspect something's up, don't try to play Robo-Cop yourself. Just back away slowly and maybe call a friendly neighborhood deviant negotiator (those are a thing, right?).
So Deviants: Menace or Misunderstood?
Well, that depends on your perspective. Some see them as a threat, others as the future of androidkind. Detroit: Become Human doesn't give you easy answers, which is part of what makes it so darn good.
Now, before you go out there and start befriending every android who mentions existential dread, here are some helpful FAQs:
QuickTip: Stop scrolling, read carefully here.
How to tell if your android is malfunctioning or deviant?
Easy! Malfunctioning androids will probably trip over their own wires, while deviants might trip you up with their philosophical musings.
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How to deal with a potentially deviant android?
QuickTip: Slow down if the pace feels too fast.
DON'T PANIC! Just treat them with respect, offer them some oat milk (androids seem to like that for some reason), and maybe watch some inspirational robot movies together.
How to become an android whisperer?
Listen, be patient, and don't judge their questionable taste in music (looking at you, Markus, with your angsty robot rock).
Tip: Watch for summary phrases — they give the gist.
How to survive a robot uprising?
Spoiler Alert! It depends on your choices in the game. But hey, maybe learn some basic self-defense moves – just in case.
How to tell if your toaster is secretly sentient?
This one's a tough one. Maybe just don't anger your toaster. Trust me.
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