u/Leather-Order-1291

I’m currently playing Detroit: Become Human, and I’m gradually loosing my mind.

On my first playthrough of Battle for Detroit, I sacrificed Hank and Connor died without waking up the androids, I was genuinely upset, so I started watching YouTube playthroughs to figure out how to get the perfect ending.

I spent over three hours replaying the mission and finally managed to get get the perfect ending. I saved Luther, kept Kara and Alice alive, and made it all the way to the Canadian border. That’s where everything went wrong.

The YouTube playthrough I watched got through the border without sacrificing anyone, so I was relieved because I didn’t want Luther to die. Then the android scanner exposed me as an android. At that moment, I felt completely betrayed by the YouTuber whose playthrough I had followed. I almost broke down in tears when everyone died.

What I didn’t realize was that the YouTuber had chosen a peaceful protest route with Markus, which is why their outcome was different.

Ironically, I originally played Markus as a pacifist and kept Connor as an android until the Jericho chapter. But when Kara and Alice were killed by the soldiers in Jericho, something changed. It felt like i became a deviant in that moment. I thought violence was the only way to win, so I replayed the chapter , made Connor a deviant, and chose a violent path with Markus.

This game is giving me an existential crisis. Knowing that a few wrong choices can lead to Kara and Alice dying is a heavy burden to carry. It reminds me of Loki and the Watcher from Marvel. They get to see countless timelines unfold, watching their favorite characters die over and over again while being unable to intervene. After playing this game, I think I finally understand how painful that must be.

FROM is not the type of series that should have a weekly release schedule. At the very least, the first three episodes should drop together, followed by two episodes per week. Viewers shouldn’t have to wait two and a half months to finish a season with 7 filler episodes.

I’m fortunate that I only started watching the show during Season 4. I honestly can’t imagine watching Seasons 1 and 2 week by week. Even though I usually watch two episodes at a time, Episode 5 ended on a major cliffhanger, so naturally I expected Episode 6 to pick up from that moment. Instead, we waited two weeks for another filler episode where almost no questions were answered and nothing happened.

Four seasons in, and Boyd is still doubting Jade’s visions. At this point, after everything they’ve witnessed, you don’t need a ghost to tell you to break down a wall just to see if there’s a path behind it, especially when Jade already saw it in a vision.

Julie is another example. She still hasn’t told anyone that she can storywalk or that she saw the Man in Yellow. Meanwhile, she doesn’t even know that his clothes were found in the woods. Now I understand Acosta’s frustration. I’d be angry too if I arrived in that town and nobody told me anything while everyone kept gatekeeping info.

Like if you aren’t part of the main cast. You wouldn’t know half of what is happening in the town.

Heyy, I installed call of duty modern warfare 3 from anker games but i can’t play it with my controller. How do i fix it?