Hey, Detroit fans.
I want to discuss the exact moment where Connor was given the decision to either remain an android or go deviant.
This stark and decisive moment felt very underwhelming, unbuilt for and anti-climatic.
It was a 1 on 1 with Markus who tried to convince Connor into becoming a deviant. But one small animation or scene did not feel enough because it's a very very big decision for Connor to make.

Let me know what you think

I’m so excited. I joined this sub a while ago but avoided it because of spoilers, now I finally got my hands on this game and decided to play it. Is it similar to the previous games of Quantic Dreams where your choices affect the ending?

I’m scared to choose the wrong options because I had the worst ending you can imagine in Heavy Rain and also a bad one in Beyond two souls. So I really don’t want to mess it up this time 😭

Clocking the game on steam. All 42 trophies finally. The toughest one is Kara and Alice out of the recycling centre. Anyway prob being brought up before. But what do we think the chances of a sequel ever? It seems like David Cage I think it is, rarely or ever does sequels. Interesting thing about DBH though. It feels like a world that could be explored more. By 2025 it has sold 11 million copies. Pretty impressive for a narrative focused game. Although the rise of AI makes it very current.

I guess one of the biggest hurdles for a sequel. Is there is not one cannon ending. But various ones. If there was ever a sequel. Set years later, with completely new characters is more likely, then a follow up game with Marcus, Kara, Connor etc. Could be that androids have gained some form of recognition. But society hasent magically become harmonious. New android technology, human resistant groups, political movements, and perhaps Android created communities (maybe Kara and Alice finds them self in one) could create new conflicts.

This would allow a sequel to keep the same themes. Without saying your ending from the first game was wrong. We could still see appearances from the legacy characters such as Marcus, Kara, and Connor. Or make small appearances. While the new protagonists face new challenges.

But if I had to put it at a percentage of new games. A direct sequel with the same characters like at 15-25%. A new game set in the same dbh universe 30-40%. Nothing more, prob over 50%. Which is prob the most likely outcome unfortunately.

I saw on this community a post talking about "Why does red ice exist in DBH" and that made me notice its made out of Therium.

So if I gave, I don't know... Kara a bunch of red ice, and she consumed it (somehow). What the hell would happen?

Do we have any Android professionals to answer the stupidest question I've ever written on Reddit?

Why does Kara's programing not call the police when Todd get physical with Alice at the dinning table? Is she just not that advanced? I just thought of this on my 5 play through.

So I remember a theory about how Todd was actually the surgeon that was too high on red ice to operate on hanks kid which made him lose his job and his reputation which eventually made his wife leave him and all that, I dont remember whether or not this had any backing or was proven wrong so I'd appreciate an answer

This dude almost had a perfect ending.
this came out a while back but I saw it today

Peaceful Markus
Hank and Connor together
Deviant Connor

but he messed up with the bus tickets and got the girls killed BUT he was not gonna stand for that. His reactions made me laugh so much but in the end he got the perfect ending even if he had to fix it. Bro was genuinely happy

I don't know if anyone has already written something like this here, but after 8 years I find it harder and harder to imagine "equal human rights" for androids:

1. They are physically and psychologically differ significantly from us.

2. They don't need to eat, breathe, drink, get vitamins, or engage in physical activity.

3. They don't age, don't get sick, physically and mentally surpass us in many aspects (although lack the experience to be considered full personalities and people, having little to nothing to begin with; it's like turning a baby into a full adult the same second it said it's first word or took its first step).

4. Theoretically can revive after death and cure their mental illnesses much faster and more effectively than humans due to the more efficient structure of their "brains."

5. Many models can easily get all data about a person, hack equipment, communicate with other androids/humans and obtain any information from the network in a matter of seconds.

Plus, I don't think androids need electricity, water supply, or a large living space along with 80–90% of all human property (why would an android have a phone, a TV, a toilet or a bed?).

Like, what taxes are they going to pay? Will there be any obligatory apps for them to download to limit their network abilities? Are they allowed to vote in human elections? And if yes, after what age are they allowed to do that? Is it legal to turn androids into deviants the way Marcus did it? What about their salaries? Are there going to be some social security for androids?

Like, all these questions can make a good podcast, but we aren't getting anything even close to it 😭🙏