Detroit: Become Human - Story Explained 

Lol!

It just shows how mathematically gifted this guy is.

​@@oneManDev I don't think it's him, I think it's just the information he researched because a little later after that he mentions that Kara was built in 2012 but the creator of the androids wasn't completed until 2022 yet he had the idea at 2018. So I don't think it's him I think whomever was in charge goofed

Isn’t bro an android to or a hybrid ?

Wait how he is 16 in 2018 but 18 in 2022 that makes no sense he would be 20 in 2022

Yeah, it's great writing. It really makes you connect with, and care for the characters

@@GamingHarryYT it does.

Easily my favorite characters too

By far my two favorite characters as well. I could just connect to their story a lot more than to Kara or Marcus and everyone surrounding them.

Yea ide kill for a sequel post robot revolution and a terrorist group try to destroy deviants

Escaping from the zen room makes connor go deviant

I agree! I think both are emergency exits of a sort.

In my opinion Kamski just wants to see the world burn. He lets Connor know that he can escape Amanda if he chooses to become deviant by using the emergency exit even if Connor doesn't shoot Chloe. This brings me to my next point. How would you explain Connor being capable of empathy when he doesn't kill Chloe, saves the fish, saves Hank etc.? Obviously not all of the androids become deviant because of stressful situations as Connor becomes deviant after having a conversation with Markus. What I find interesting though is that if Connor doesn't have enough system instability he can't turn deviant, meaning that Connor has to make empathetic decisions instead of obedient decisions. Or maybe Connor is a unique Cyberlife model that has those functions to be appealing towards his partners.

Well they never said Kamski was booted out--only that he left. But that IS a possibility.

Maybe Kamski's plan and deviancy motives could be like the movie "The Terminator" itself where humanity will declare war on the robots and on the unfortunate events, the robots wins and humanity are close to it's extinction though??

@@jakjakwiq5718 I think it has to do with free will. Programming the robots to simply "rise up" would be a dangerous proposition. I think RA9 is a reference to code that isn't being used for anything other than to "override" the programmed behaviors. I don't think he had foreseen himself getting kicked out, but left it as a failsafe in case it happened. Because RA9 is never anything an Android would see or hear by chance, it is ostensible an "override" code. Once Kamski was kicked out of his company, he just had to write RA9 literally anywhere a single android would notice it, and it would set off the chain reaction. What he did with Chloe was an attempt to "force" empathy into Connor because Hank was there and he imagined Connor would spare Chloe out of fear of looking bad in front of his partner. As a result, he "unlocked" empathy. I think the overall message of the game is that with free will, the Androids would eventually develop empathy because that is a very human trait, and as such the "good" ending is meant to be canon, because with free will comes empathy, and empathy leads to good. The arc of Markus is, as I interpret it, a more nuanced exploration of what empathy means. You can have empathy, but still need to do "bad" things because of it. The world might be a better place if humans and Androids are equal and live together side by side, because of his empathy for his fellow Androids, and empathy for humans as well. But what kind of means does that end justify?

Yeah, of course, even though we were playing Marcus, Connor and Kara, we were actually playing Kamski's game

Yeah, who hides their drugs in the laundry detergent?

@@eileenconway2966 Hypothetically if I had drugs I would hide em 6 feet under lmao

@@brutpenta that's alot better and less obvious than in the laundry detergent at least

_I didn't even snoop all that long, you can't kill me yet._

Story issues

Good luck; you got this! 😍😍😍👏👏👏

Good luck, and never take a morning class!

You don't need college to make it in that field, you just need a PORTFOLIO of your work, you can learn everything on yourube

@@ishavedoffallmyhair good luck my friend

I'd love to see your portfolio! if you've got one!

Are u sure? They showed a scene where he was buying her at the shop

​@@imegacameplzit was a repaired model ready to be picked up

@@von.3d I rewatched the seen yes

I played Connor with as much Android behavior as possible unintentionally. I wanted him to complete his mission in part because I was curious to see what he’d find. If you don’t build enough software instabilities by the crossroads chapter, the game doesn’t give you the option to turn Connor deviant.

Besides stealing the tapes

This is partly true, BUT--not entirely. For instance, if you want to save the most lives, you have to NOT "Save Hank" and instead "take gun", for instance. And you have to pay attention to North. So it's as much about being smart and unselfish as about being kind and attentive to those we love. This game reveals who you really are. If you're not kind enough, you see the damage. If you're too nice (i.e. giving back the tickets to a family that has a 0% chance of not being helped by other humans) you will see that in yourself, too. It's straight up a mirror. And surviving it your first time with all the friends you love? Truly an accomplishment.

Oh he definitely knows what’s up

@@m0taro365 No, he created them, and left a virus in them.

@@m0taro365 " trying to save deviants from being overtaken by cyberlife" What are you talking about? cyberlife wanted to destroy the deviants not take them over, the deviants are costing them money by being defective products that harms their customers. And he left the gap because he wanted the deviants to be "free" it would be impossible for cyberlife to control them, so he can play God.

@@m0taro365 The gap was for himself, and to prevent cyberlife from stopping his deviants, his God complex was to see if he could create new life, not to take over the city or ruin, I don't think he cared about that. Connor wasn't a deviant at first, infact if you follow your orders from cyberlife you don't become deviant, and Marcus was the first deviant that's why he could infect others.

@@m0taro365 That's irrelevant, we're talking about a video game plot

Maybe?

i think youre onto something. ra9 could have been the error code

@@brutpenta yeah!

​@@brutpentaI doubt that because cyberlife and conner would have known what rA9 was if it was just an error code

@@brutpenta No, it's not an error, Kamski clearly hates humanity and Cyberlife. It's the code he implemented to free his children.

Couldn't agree more! Glad you enjoyed it!

If u like horror then yeah it's probably a good story... If u do not then its a horrible story as humans went from a great development helping them a ton in life to having to deal with even more overpopulation...

@@Forgesxuh, what makes you think that?

I did that. Regret I did that. I wont do that again

@@Ryanmanification Only reason I did it was so I could get all endings/out comes in the game.

Buddy, if you lose your job someday coz a machine can do it better, you gonna say the same that they "stole your job".

Does it matter how it got there? The moral dilemma still stands. It's akin to a slave escaping the plantation and ending up in your hands. You can "reset" the situation and take him back there but it's on your conscience.

Yeah it's a great game!

Yeah I loved this game!

Fun fact: if you pay attention in the game, the segment where Marcus is at the junkyard, he found a Kara severed head singing a song. That song is actually the same song Kara sang in the minivideo

@@Ryanmanification i didn't know that! It's a cute nod to the original demo video

Glad you like them!

Thanks!

Glad you enjoy it!

You ever watch iRobot? This game gave me strong to iRobot vibes. Sorta

@@RamonSilvaJRRfan They were both based on the same premise, yea I agree they both give the same feeling. Nothing wrong with that feeling. I just want a lot more descent sci-fi films. LOL

I agree, but It would be confusing, let me explain, there are almost 20 endings, yes some of them would be imposible like Kara being a Zlatko slave but Connor would be deviant or not? Would Kara kill Todd or no? Luther dies or not? If so, how and where? Idk if I explained well but I hope you understand…

@@_nora709 Your explanation was great. It's really up to the writers to find the most entertaining route in the game, or more usual make there own, and have the film "based" on the game.

Yeah, that was part of my vision for 2022 actually haha

Same to you!

Kinda happens to most games

Thanks!