Makes no sense. Be like Rockstar stopping after GTA1 and RDR1
I realized that most of the DBH fanarts I've drawn are about Connor, so I decided to give Kara and Markus a try, and I think they turned out well.😁
I chose to draw all of them in their Android uniform (although what Markus is wearing is more like a vest) from the beginning of the game. Partially because I think the design is very cool, but also because I think their other outfits seem much harder to draw.
And another reason is because I really like Kara’s original hair style, I think she looks very cute with it. (I know it might be an unpopular opinion though)
“Essentially impossible” they said
Shout out u/-tatjana- and the guide!
This is from The Mentalist. I’m amazed that she was there
It‘s either Utah or Ohio for me. Or the state that has the least going on
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Works gameplay wise looks stupid and funny logically
This is my first play through idk how this happened 😭😭
I know it’s all about the Androids rebelling and all that, but I can’t help but think it would be cool if there was a human who respected them and wanted to help, I also imaged the person having a prosthetic based on Androids, so it had the same skin functions and blue blood, obviously it wouldn’t be able to have the same capabilities because the Androids have most of those special skills from internal components but it could still be cool seeing a human stand with them. Imagine if you stood your ground in Freedom March and a bullet hit them in the shoulder, people on the news would see red blooded human being in the crowd, it might shake things up and change some minds.
Kara being able to distance herself from alice (Or just the fact that she hides the truth from herself) is moreso Because of Alice's survival rate being EVEN lower by being an actual android.
Kara doesnt like the truth because it means that Alice has the same chances of dying as her, Alice being an android means that the possibility of Kara sacrificing herself for Alice's safety gets Nullified completely, since Alice wouldnt be sent to safety, and instead would be sent to the Recycling Camp or to Cyberlife.
Her (Kara) just not accepting it speaks alot about her character as such.
You can see how Kara starts to cry if you distance yourself from Alice in the Jericho chapter or Kara's perturbed face when Rose mentions the Border deviants story, Or when Alice communicates with the Android in the Laundry room
She loves Alice, and would give her life if it meant that Alice would be in a safer place, but the fact that her safety gets compromised in such a way by just existing breaks Kara in a tragic way.
Suddenly, not making the promises with Alice doesnt seem so out of character for Kara. (Atleast for me)
Im so lost on what is wrong
I hav started a new playthrough of this game after deciding to platinum it but i cant get this achievment. Hank is clearly hostile and shot me. Tried to replay the chapter but no matter how many times he killed Connor the trophy wont pop up??? I havent seen anyone with this problem. Can you guys help me out somehow? The only thing i did was kill Kara because of the I'LL BE BACK trophy. Was that a mistake?
Nothing wrong with the game itself necessarily, 10/10 graphics, storyline, knocked it right out of the park. The fact that I played the game in one go and EVERYONE DIED and I let Connor get brainwashed- ooohhh imma need a few days to recover. Just goes to show you can make the decisions you think are right, most of which ARE right, and it still doesn’t work out in the end😭
I was playing the game, and then the power cutoff and when i reopened the game the title screen woman told me "Oops, i think your save file is corrupted. Just kidding!" Coincidence or intentional?
Don't get me wrong I absolutely loved this game and still do. I mean I played and beat it in 2023 and I'm still watching videos for it cause I love it that much, the game fascinates me in so many ways and more choice based games should strive to be like this one where your choices really do change so much. But it ends so abruptly and that always bugged me. I'm not saying even much, just show us how things are going perhaps a month later, ESSPICALY with Kara I wanna see what's going on. I mean we get Connor and Hank hugging so why can't we see the other two doing something too, i'm not even saying there needs to be a epilogue for every ending but at least a basic good and bad one depending on your overall ending.
I love DBH, I really do; it’s a REALLY good game, but it has a few flaws that never fail to give me the ick. One of them is the fact that every human being in this game—anyone who opposes the androids or feels disdain toward them—is portrayed as stupid, ridiculous, and/or irrational; people who can only be viewed as "good" at the precise moment they accept the androids without any further reservations.
For example: the protesters in Markus’s first chapter had a just cause; the fact that androids and AI are taking away their jobs is a very valid complaint and a legitimate reason to hate them, yet they were reduced to mere violent and irrational caricatures.
Honestly—in my opinion—the fact that Todd (who hated androids) was also a drug addict, a violent individual, and absolutely broke is just another example of how the game subconsciously tries to tell you: "Look! Everyone who hates AI is a terrible person!"—despite the fact that both Todd and every other human in the game who hated androids had very valid reasons for doing so. I’m not here to defend Todd, because I hate the guy, but come on—we can’t call him stupid for being angry that he lost his job because of the androids.
Also the fact that Leo was ALSO a drug addict. 🫠
Rose’s son(lowkey forgot his name..) who didn’t believe androids were alive and was protayed as a total dick(Rose did defend him tho!) until he accepted androids without any further complaints.
Gavin(i don’t think i need to explain this)
Any human being who did not believe that androids had feelings, or who was not entirely on their side from the first second(Which was totally understandable—humans were given less than a week to process the damn revolution, and they had lived for sixteen years with millionaires swearing to them that an android revolution was impossible)
This game feels a lot like: “oh! You’re angry androids are taking over your job and taking control over basically the entire art and music industry? You’re just being dramatic and whiny” like, yeah, let’s ridicule capitalisim victims while trying to defend other capitalism victims.
I also have to mention the fact that there are almost no pro android humans—the only exceptions being the stereotypical Black character, who supports the androids because their own people were also enslaved, and the characters whose son/buddy was an android.
I have no doubt that if androids were to ever exist, there would be countless people mistreating them in horrible ways—just like in dbh. However, there would also be just as many people protesting for their freedom the very day the first android went on sale; after all, we humans are highly emotional beings.
I feel that the theme of humans mistreating androids is, to a certain extent, well executed; it demonstrates how many humans choose to blame the vulnerable being—who never asked to be created—rather than the idiotic millionaires who actually created it. However, it is so heavily cartoonized and lacks such and important positive counterpart that I just cannot help but complain.
I despise how this game tries to portray anyone who doesn't side with the androids as absolute idiots, yet at the same time shows you little to no humans who are in their side, it's so confusing.
Because of this, sometimes I feel like this game feels more like the typical “fuck humans!” Ad instead of an actual “fuck capitalism!” Social criticism, which is how it was meant to be.
David cage things, ig maybe i’m just thinking a lot
I've connected the dots and this game isn't about androids gaining sentience. It's about the biggest Red Ice drug empire cover-up in Detroit history. Alice wasn't some innocent little girl. She was the ruthless 9-year-old kingpin running the entire Red Ice operation out of her bedroom.
Proof? Let's go full detective mode:
Wake up, sheeple. The "deviant" uprising wasn't about freedom. It was about Alice getting her bags packed and crossing the border with millions in Red Ice profits hidden in Luther's Giant Body. The final scene where they make it to Canada? That's not a happy ending. That's a victory lap for the cartel.
Quantic Dream knew the truth but hid it behind "deep philosophical questions about rA9." Yeah right. Next time someone says this game is about AI rights, just show them the cold, hard facts: Alice is still out there. Probably running a new operation out of a Tim Hortons.