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+ | '''Connor''' is a protagonist and optional antagonist from the game ''Detroit: Become Human.'' He is an android tasked with investigating cases of other androids becoming Deviants. He is portrayed by--and has his appearance based on--Bryan Dechart. |
| + | He is introduced in a sequence in which he is expected to defuse a hostage situation. The lack of confidence in his abilities portrayed by the human characters clues the player in to the discrimination that androids face, setting the stage for the player's ability to either push Connor toward deviancy or continue on his mission to stop them. |
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| − | He's is first seen in a elevator going to negotiate with a other android who is named Daniel, he can of course save a fish or let it die. As he walks he sees Emma Phillips mother who begs him to save her daughter, but when she sees that he is an android she panicked, telling the cops why they didn't they bring a real person and screaming that she refuses to let Connor approach her daughter. Connor can also tried to save the cops on the terrace or let him died has he speak with Daniel he also tell him that he can't died since Cyberlife can give him new form and reintegrated his memory, of course he can tried to calm Daniel only to let the cops shoot him before walking away. |
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| + | Whether Connor ultimately becomes an antagonist of the game depends entirely on the choices of the player. Generally speaking, ignoring orders or subverting them as much as possible increases Connor's software instability and brings him closer to deviancy which obeying orders and acting ruthlessly in service of his mission brings him closer to becoming an antagonist. The player can choose to kill multiple deviants and other characters, including innocent bystanders, and can completely ignore the safety of Hank Anderson, their partner, which will decrease their relationship with him and increase Connor's villainousness. |
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| − | His fate can depend on the player choice has he team up with Hank Anderson a homicide detective, the player can make him decide to shoot the deviant android or let them live has the investigation continue he is of course helped by Amanda who has trust in him if he follow his mission perfectly they can still be trusted or if the player decide to defy her the player can make Connor lie to her or say other things to make her distrust Connor. Of course Connor know a few tricks to get deviant android confess where their hideout is like Mimicking Markus if Simon or one three androids that he interrogated in the kitchen is dead when he discover he was a deviant by get the information by taking Markus voice, he can also trick the blue haired Traci by making her confess the hideout also by mimicking her lover voice. |
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| + | By the end of the game, the player can get nearly every other major character killed--directly or indirectly--causing Connor to essentially quash an entire android rights movement singlehandedly. |
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| − | After getting the information by the deceased deviant android Connor decide to disguise himself has a deviant to capture Markus has he penetrated the hideout called Jericho, when he finally comfront Markus also controlled by the player who tried to convince him to join them. The player can make Connor be a deviant himself or remain a robot at human service, if the player decide that Connor is a deviant he will help Markus and the others by convert other androids from Cyberlife to join them and will be take over by Amanda by the end , but the player can make him destroy the control panel or let him kill Markus, if the player decide to not make Connor a deviant well he can make him kill everyone who stand in his way included Markus and all androids. |
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Revision as of 23:12, 16 June 2018
Connor is a protagonist and optional antagonist from the game Detroit: Become Human. He is an android tasked with investigating cases of other androids becoming Deviants. He is portrayed by--and has his appearance based on--Bryan Dechart.
He is introduced in a sequence in which he is expected to defuse a hostage situation. The lack of confidence in his abilities portrayed by the human characters clues the player in to the discrimination that androids face, setting the stage for the player's ability to either push Connor toward deviancy or continue on his mission to stop them.
Whether Connor ultimately becomes an antagonist of the game depends entirely on the choices of the player. Generally speaking, ignoring orders or subverting them as much as possible increases Connor's software instability and brings him closer to deviancy which obeying orders and acting ruthlessly in service of his mission brings him closer to becoming an antagonist. The player can choose to kill multiple deviants and other characters, including innocent bystanders, and can completely ignore the safety of Hank Anderson, their partner, which will decrease their relationship with him and increase Connor's villainousness.
By the end of the game, the player can get nearly every other major character killed--directly or indirectly--causing Connor to essentially quash an entire android rights movement singlehandedly.