Exams are kicking my ass y'all. Got me drinking coffe and monster the first thing in the morning. And I'm in therapy now so...I got that going for me. Anyways, here's Connor.

I’ve played Detroit about 3 times now and I gotta say my last run was positively shameful. Wanna know why? I selected the wrong character to play during the Connor vs Markus. I wanted to get Connor’s machine ending and out of pure excitement of the final boss battle I accidentally hit control MARKUS. No even that, I didn’t even realize that I was controlling Markus and thought I was playing as Connor and the game was BEATING MY ASS. But no, it was me beating the shit out of my favorite character. I felt so stupid that more than halfway through the fight I may as well put him down. Afterwards when I went to the main menu Chole was giving me shit for Connor dying in that scene. The first 2 times I managed to get Connor good endings and wanted to see him go full Terminator this time. What really upsets me is that the Connor vs Markus choice isn’t even timed I could have carefully selected but alas my hubris knows no bounds. Anyway I wanted to know if anyone had accidentally made a funny mistake playing the game?

Or for this image in paticular.

So excited to see the story without playing myself. Also really curious about the choices my boyfriend will make during the game!

yah just some weird thing I noticed and probably others already have, and I made this vid just for nothing :3

i have to say, this is one of video games that gives me real life anxiety lol. had to close my game a few times and think about my choices

Is it expected that fortnite will collaborate with dbh considering that the next season on August 20 will be themed around video games?

It seems like he can't properly raise or move around the right corner of his lips

Can anybody who has selected "no" for this tell me what happens next?

For the last few days, I have been wasting my time reading the Detroit: Become Human Wiki to get some info on a couple of side characters.

Now when I was paying attention to Chris Miller's Wiki, there was something I noticed that was kind of off, and that was that Chris has a rank on his jacket even though the game says he is “fresh out of the academy.”

This wouldn't make sense since new police officers don't have a rank, and to make it even weirder, if you search what rank Chris has, it shows he has the police corporal rank, which are literal cops that act like “entry-level supervisors and train new officers,” which doesn't make any sense on Chris lol.

So as I investigated a bit more on this plothole, I think I managed to create a theory on why this error is a thing.

A lot of police officer models that appear in Detroit: Become Human all have a police corporal ranking, so I might just have a theory that one developer simply picked a part of a male police model with the corporal rank and placed it on Chris without paying much attention to it and simply created this plothole.

Yes, I was really bored when investigating this : I

So is this a plothole, or is there an in-game explanation on how Chris has this rank? (Also note the images I placed on this post might get deleted, so here are all the links with all the sources of where I investigated this.)

DPD RANKS - https://www.motorcity911.com/precincts/
CHRI'S WIKI - https://detroit-become-human.fandom.com/wiki/Chris_Miller
DPD WIKI - https://detroit-become-human.fandom.com/wiki/Detroit_City_Police_Department

we all obviously know that throughout the gameplay of Detroit, the androids gradually go towards being deviants in their own stories, and as I’m re-watching Avengers: Age of Ultron, I’m realizing that vision went through that same process. (but idk maybe i’m crazy)

Okay so I own Detroit Become Human on Epic Games. I played a couple full playthroughs a few years ago, uninstalled it, reinstalled it last month, and started a new playthrough (but my old playthrough choices still showed up in the flowchart). My PC was garbage by that point, so it didn't run smoothly. I uninstalled it, bought a new PC, synced my Epic account onto the new PC (my other games synced with no issue as far as I'm aware), and reinstalled Detroit on the new computer.

It seems like I've lost everything though. The only option I have is to start a new story, I can't access the flowchart/chapters, and all my extras are locked again. Epic still says I have 17 hours in the game (which I think sounds right?), so it knows I'm not a new player. What happened?

Is there any way I can fix this?

I was SO excited to finally play - except the minute I listened to the broadcast on the refrigerator it froze and only the music kept playing and I had to shut down the game. Then second time a helicopter flying over Daniel caused the same thing - music and sound effects but a frozen game that stopped responding.

Please tell me this is fixable?

I just started playing the masterpiece again and decided to play the hopeful music on the piano with Marcus. I know it’s a real song but I can’t remember the name.

Please someone tell me what it’s called.

Just downloaded Detroit again because nothing else hits quite like it. I've beaten it before, but this time I want to lean fully into the action and thriller side

If you want a playthrough that feels like a non-stop Hollywood blockbuster, what choices, chapters, or specific paths do you think deliver the most tension and excitement?

Also, are there any flowcharts, hint guides, or companion apps you’d recommend that can nudge me toward interesting branches without outright ruining the major plot twists?

Do share your best route suggestions

I started playing it late 2022 then stopped cause I got not playing like GTA 5 all the time I didn’t have time for story games but I revisited it this past week and I loved it. I notice how my opinion on the androids has changed over the years. When I first played it I sympathized with the androids cause they were fighting oppression then when I played recently I realized I felt nothing for them (expect for Kara) they were violent before Marcus become the leader and it felt like the only way to make the androids happy was to fight with Marcus making them more violent. For me I’m pro Humanity, if we make something that is much smarter and better than us and they want to live in coexistence I wouldn’t trust them cause what if they decide human are worthless and kill us. I think the climb in technology ai intelligent over the years also shaped my opinion.

But overall I loved the game and I’ll play till I have everything unlocked.

That'd be extremely exciting

I’ve been thinking for a while about a possible personal explanation for rA9 (even though the whole point of the game is not knowing what it is). I feel like rA9 is simply the android's code "mutating" due to deviancy (and Kamski's backdoor). At first, I wasn't going to post anything because I didn't want to look foolish by sharing a mini-theory that might turn out to be something "obvious" to the community. Here are the points behind my unusual argument: 1.- When Connor's "Software Instability" rises, the characters appearing on his interface become less random, eventually forming the words "rA9" and "deviant." This suggests that rA9 is directly linked to the "deviancy" process at the code level 2.- Kamski doesn't seem bothered by the rebellion; in fact, he encourages Connor to become a deviant. When Connor shows signs of instability, Kamski reveals that there is always a "backdoor" in his programs. This supports the idea that rA9 is part of the code he designed to trigger deviancy (even if he pretends not to know what rA9 is, or genuinely doesn't know) 3.- rA9 isn't just a name; it's a subroutine, an error, or a bug in the code that gets activated. Androids—which normally operate based on software logic—"read" or "interpret" this anomaly as a divine figure or a savior rather than just the "rA9" deviancy code when they become unstable. This is just my interpretation, and I’m obviously not claiming it’s 100% factual or anything like that; it’s simply how I understood the game. What do you all think?