Hank Turns Connor into a Deviant - Detroit Become Human
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- Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2018
- Greetings all!
After playing a path where the rooftop scene was revealed, I started to wonder what it might have been like if Connor had been given a second chance to become a deviant. It seems only right that, if anyone, Hank would be the one to get through to him.
This is my modest attempt at a fanedit of that possibility. I'm very new to editing at this level, so please forgive me if it's not perfect.
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it makes more sense for Hank to turn connor deviant rather than a random android he was supposed to capture.
Well Markus’ whole story is being able to turn androids deviant.
@@anthonyhack1164 but it doesnt even need to be Marcus who turns him deviant in the game. if marcus gets thrown out, he still gets the option to become deviant with the girl who loves violent actions. (i forgot her name)
@@OverpoweredSlime North :)
To be fair, unless Connor shows signs of going deviant(friendship with Hank, not shooting the Tracis and Chloe) he will be unable to turn into one. Markus speech is like the final push to make him one(and he can still turn deviant after meeting Hank in the rooftop if Markus is peaceful)
I see the confrontation with Markus as more of a fork in the road. It is here where the decision is most vital. It's not about who's changing him in that moment so much as it is a critical moment where a side must be chosen.
tldr it's more about the moment than the person changing him that makes that the time for the choice.
I love the game but it was such a storytelling mistake not to have Hank be the one to make Connor choose between machine or deviance
@@Testingthisname it makes more sense to have hank turn connor into a deviant if theyre close enough rather than have markus give him the choice if his software is unstable enough
Yeah the robojesus thing was a mistake
@@saragarofano6471 the one and only robo Jesus
@@Testingthisname he doesnt, but your relationship with hank needs to be so high that when it goes down on the rooftop its still friend. that way, you can choose to leave instead of fight.
@@octo6616 i wish hank was the one to change connors mind because connor doesn’t care about markus but he cares about hank
Marcus may have turned Connor to a deviant but Hank made him human
So powerful
wow
They are robot devoid of free will
Very beautiful words of the wise
*sob*
As much as I love Kara and Markus, I still want an entire game dedicated to Hank and Connor exclusively 😭
It should have just been him the others were forgetable
@@sheepstarimojo4146 nah. The other story’s were just as good.
Lol I killed both of them
@@xodus_llll6450 i'd have to disagree, the characters were kind of bland, the acting wasn't as good and alice and kara along with north and markus just didn't have the same chemistry hank and connor did. i'm not going to bash you for liking them though, you're totally entitled to your opinion.
Honestly felt like this game was more of a connor/Markus game, Kara felt forced in and took away from the other 2 stories
To be honest... locking him in as a machine after Markus fails was too rigid, this was a good moment for the last chance for redemption for Connor, because Hank is someone who is that big of an influence on him.
There is one other chance technically though. At the end of the game if Markus succeeds and has his speech at the end, machine Connor will be in the crowd and will pull a gun, but you are then given the choice to "shoot" or "don't shoot" picking "don't shoot" gets you the whole "emergency exit" sequence. I see that as his second chance to defy his programming. (I also imagine that it would be because of Hank's words to him on the roof)
@@Donika691 Yeah technically it's a possibility, but that'd be a cowardly move. When he finally realizes Markus won he defies his program? Makes no sense, Connor cares about achievement whether he is machine or deviant. Doesn't seem to fit his personality if he were to deviate then and there.
I also realize now that by deviating after Hank talks to him would take away from Connor's agency, as if Hank turned him deviant and ultimately Connor didn't choose this himself. Markus and Connor are on equal terms, only turning deviant after Markus' conversation is the most respectful of his free will or something.
@@ThePlatineist I get what you mean, but I see it as either Markus gives him that last push to decide or Hank does. I don't think it would be any less of his choice to go deviant or not just cause it could be Hank instead of Markus whose words convince him. I also don't think it would be because he realizes Markus won (and Markus would lose if you pick "shoot"), but rather all his previous experiences and Markus and Hank's words all coming together in a final realization that this isn't what he wants. Also I don't think it would be cowardly because the idea of becoming your own master and defying your creators, going from constantly having orders and being told what to do, to suddenly not having any of that and facing the unknown future would be terrifying. Just my thoughts. It would have been cool if they had made a few different options on how Connor could go deviant.
@@Donika691 Yeah I know it's just a push, but he likes Hank and is neutral at best towards Markus, that changes things significantly. If Hank does it there's actual pressure outside of Connor (besides his own doubts), while if Markus does it that pressure is solely from Connor's own cognitive dissonance. That's what I was referring to. But I guess I'd still like it if he refused Markus and listened to Hank, it's more human to realize you made the wrong choice especially if a loved one helped you see that. So I still like both ideas, wish they had put this in for that reason.
@@ThePlatineist Right, I see what you meant more now. I would've liked the possibility of him listening to Hank, and I agree realizing your own mistakes is more human. I wish too, there wasn't really enough of Connor going deviant since it can only happen near the end of the game.
Comparing this to how he delivers those same lines about Cole when he’s a deviant, it’s crazy. He sounds so cold and condescending here, as a deviant in cyber life he sounded so devastated for his son. What a difference performance makes
fr Bryan Dechart wsa so amazing
One was a friend who felt empathy for what Hank had been through.
The other was a manipulative machine playing mind games.
I love the difference. Throughout the entire game, whenever Connor talks about Hanks problems he sounds very disconnected. He says very insensitive things because he doesn't understand.
But when he turns deviant it's almost like, all of a sudden, he completely understands what Hank was feeling. And he cares enough to reassure him that what happened wasn't his fault. I always loved that scene for that reason.
Not to mention how Hank delivers his same lines too, but with so much more anger and disdain for humanity rather than his silent resentment from the other path.
It's that "poor cole" that makes it cold
Oh damn that was good! I wish it was a real option. I feel like it makes more sense that Hank could push him into being deviant than Markus (but it's fine too ig)
It is hank that pushes him into being deviant, markus just gives the last gust.
Andremeda same
I love that the player was intentionally failing the QTEs, as if to say they've also changed their mind.
Man, I was literally trying to do it for like an hour
This actually feels like its in the game
Ikr!?
Is it not
@@Iseeshadowsinmyroom i was just thinking this
that’s because it is.
It is right???
Maybe not the exact spot he could do this for connor but I always figured it was weird that hank couldnt have opened connors eyes right before he looks for jericho depending on what connors done. Also the fact that deviant connor cant take the gun away from hank during his suicide scene is also a missed opportunity
Hanks suicide scene hit me so hard. I saw the gun and I was like oh no he's actually gonna do it this time isn't he? And then the gunshot threw me into an actual panic attack and I had to pause the game and sit for a few minutes to calm down
@@memandylov You should have let it play for some time. You'd end up listening to Sumo's wailing over Hank's suicide
Wait, can you get to the suicide scene with deviant Connor??
@@noabinnendijk361 yup! There are lots of ways to become deviant and still have a hostile relationship with hank, which leads to him quitting and committing suicide.
@@noabinnendijk361 Yup but the dialogue is the same. Maybe it's just me though because I know Connor is deviant at this point but he does seem a bit more emotional when trying to talk Hank out of the suicide.
This is literally a masterpiece. How come a fanmade edit be so much better than the original scene. I get chills everytime i watch this, i've watched this so many times now.
The only problem Is I can't really hear the words the music's too loud.
This isn't fanmade, this is a real ending
@@neegermonke3385 I was also bamboozled
Fan made? It’s not
@@ZainAhmed456it's a couple of endings jammed together in an edit
Oh man this would've been so awesome if it was the last chance to turn Connor Deviant because it makes sense, Hank and Connor learning about the androids suffering turned him into deviant
this is an edit but what many people don´t know is that if you relationship and system instability are max you still can just walk away from the fight
Facinating,cyberlifes last chance to save humanity...is itself a diviant
Truee
I.... Im Not A Deviant
Deviant*
@@olivia3779 i pressed the wrong button but dont want to edit now cuz it makes me loose the heart XD
Max Schuster understandable have a nice day
THE WAY I HAD NO IDEA THIS WASN'T IN THE GAME UNTIL I HEARD THE EDITED IN LINE AT THE END... THAT WAS ACTUALLY SO BELIEVABLE WOW
Deviating here would have been much better than deviating with Markus, it'd be great if this was in the game, nice edit!
I love how when Connor is a machine, he talks about Cole's death angrily, but when he's a deviant and needs to prove to Hank he's seems more understanding.
hey I took a look at this after you mentioned it in Bryan's stream. It's quite good, actually! I headcanon that Markus was only able to convince Connor to deviate because Hank kind of paved the way first. It's nice to have a video of it, even if it's a fan edit. Small victories, you know?
Its not just headcanon. Its canon canon. Notice how most of the things that make conor and hank friends makes conor more "unstable". If you havent gotten enough of them you dont even get the choice to go deviant when markus approaches you.
@@tevanistuff578 That is exactly it, you don't even get the choice of deviancy without being friends with Hank first (there is a way to go deviant and be hostile with Hank but it's complicated to make it happen) but they definitely meant for deviancy and Hank and Connor's relationship to go hand in hand. Markus just gives the last push, but I like the idea this video brings up (an idea I've thought about myself) where Connor goes deviant at a later point due to what Hank says to him on the roof (and in my head he realizes it at the point where he's in the crowd at Markus' speech where you are given the choice to shoot or don't shoot, if you pick don't shoot you get the whole sequence of not letting Cyberlife take control, taking the "emergency exit" Kamski tells you about.)
@@Donika691 false, you can be deviant and be tense with hank
I think the reason that Markus was able to make Connor go deviant was because that was the first time he wanted to do a different action than that of which he was told to do. Clara and Markus also had the same moments as well, Clara's was when the drunk/high father went to go beat the girl and Markus was when he was told to not do anything to his master's son. Before the confrontation with Markus, Connor had a mission to do, and was not unstable enough to just say "no" and turn deviant, but when he came up to the revolutionary, he finally was given a choice, and that choice leads to his deviancy.
I agree with you. Others here say that Markus deviates Connor instead of Hank, and that it was a missed opportunity to turn it the other way around. But when I first watched the gameplay, I thought nothing of it because I had my own understanding that, in your words, "Hank paved the way first". It's cool.
I watched this without reading the description and I thought it was a real option!
That was honestly way more tense and epic than the actual path where Connor has to keep himself from shooting Markus… and makes Amanda’s role make a lot more sense too.
“I always leave emergency exits in my programs”
Kamski
Anyone remember?
Yes.
Ending
Daily Dog me
I just played that part in the game
"You Never Know"
i wish that was real
Emirhan Feyzullah some day
It is
@@redtimes2486 its not real
Emirhan Feyzullah Hank turning Connor into a Davian Is real
I played the games 5 times trying to platinum the game and not once did this option come up
That was a really good edit, the transitions to different scenes were smooth and felt like it could have been in the game. I too wish this was a possibility, because Hank causing him to be deviant instead of Markus I think would have been a very good option to have.
If that was like an alternative thing when you choose to be a machine and Hank turns him into a deviant, that would be sick
The point to Markus being the one to make Connor change was what he represented. Remember during Kamski's chapter, Connor can fail to kill a single irrelevant android even when it would give him vital intel, and he is exceedingly troubled by this. But that alone isn't enough to make him turn deviant. It's knowing that the bridge from here to hell is one more ounce of pressure on the trigger. That if he does kill Markus, he might accomplish his mission, but he'll also be consigning countless androids to destruction.
By comparison, his personal relationship with Hank is more relevant to Hank than it is Connor; he can compartmentalize and rationalize it as much as he wants. What Hank DOES represent for Connor is undeniable proof that even staunch opponents of androids can change their minds. That's a reason to have hope. But it's not a broad enough one for him to just drop his whole mission over. It takes the staggering and immediately foreseeable consequences of Markus' situation to do that for him.
Great explanation!
Definitely makes sense and I think I agree?
I wish this could actually happen!!!
Natalie Gomez
this editing
@Natalie Gomez nopEE
Man I wish this was real. If the company decides to make an extension, or a plus version, I hope they add something like this. Just something that gets this into the game cause this is so damn good not to be an option.
For sure
DBH: Deviant Edition
The company should totally make an extension, that way maybe they could fix up the game more and fill plot holes and add new options that can change the story that make more sense. They should just renew the game altogether, making it generally the same, but like I said filling plot holes and making things more catered toward fan reviews and what we would like.
I have a deep feeling that this was supposed to be canon, mark may be the omni potent machine god and all but Connor wouldn't have been easily convinced if his mission was to kill mark in the first place, it'd be contradicting with his program which is preventing him from turning deviant. If anyone would have the chance to turn him into a deviant it'd Hank, whose the only person he ever trusts and likes.
I THOUGHT THIS WAS REAL AND I WAS FREAKING THE FUCK OUT OH MY GOD
This was way better than the real scene. It makes so much more sense and I feel like the split screen of Conor trying to regain control and his body fighting Hank really is emotional like there are real stakes.
After years since playing the game here I am thinking that yet again I missed a scenario. I honestly thought this was a scenario in the game until the very end kind of gave it away. Still that goes to show how seamlessly the idea of Hank turning Connor deviant was. It should have been in the game originally that's for sure.
I was playing agian to try to make Conner deviant and hank shot Conner because I messed up and now I feel like I’m not gonna be able to
Josh rules so what happened?
Bro why is it so hard to say Connor with O i see a lot of people saying "Conner"
Matija Petrović
True most of times I forget and write “Conner”
Holyshit,you made this?!I thought this was a missing scene I just never watched before,this is so well put together
Wish this was an actual option, cool edit
this is an edit but what many people don´t know is that if you relationship and system instability are max you still can just walk away from the fight
(Spoilers) Biggest storytelling mistakes in this game (which is still worth playing just for Connor and Hank, who are an amazing pair):
1. Not having Hank be the one to convince Connor to go deviant rather than Markus, who Connor met five seconds earlier
2. Having Alice be an android--this felt very much like the ending of Shrek, which is not a good thing
3. Abandoning the Markus/Carl relationship in favor of a civil right story that takes place start-to-finish in a week
Huh? The Markus/Carl relationship isn't abandoned lol...if anything Markus leads the revolution because of carl
I was really confused on how I had never seen this before
But then I realized it was an edit..
Sadly, the option to be a machine means that
Hank will always perish before this scene.
They needed you on the dev team, because this scene feels
necessary to the list of outcomes 🔥
This scene is in the game, they just edited it. Hank comes up to talk to you if you’re friendly after staying a machine
I just like how Connor just yeeted the sniper
Then if he kills Hank wonders why its broken like he didn't just kobe it into Hank
dude i was so invested haha. For a real fat second, i thought this was apart of the game. And tbh, it was so emotional and heart reaching to say the least. As they were fighting, Conor was also fighting an internal war between his programming and his true AI. Conor doesn’t want to kill Hank and and i love the flashback added in there to show Conor’s true AI. Man if only it ended with Conor on the floor after saving Hank and crying or even feeling horrible for what he has done.
I feel like this should have been real.
Another change I would have made would be, at this point in the game, Conner could warn Hank about the dirty bomb in the city. Maybe it was planted there by Cyberlife trying to encourage a war between humans and androids and Markus and co. just happened to fall into their trap of believing they stole it, but in reality they were _allowed_ to steal it. Hank and Conner could rush off to disarm it instead of heading to Cyberlife as it's too late for Conner to join the revolution. They go to disarm it and Conner can make the choice to disarm it, having consequences for Markus if he decides to use the dirty bomb. Or set it off, having consequences for Markus if they weren't going to set it off.
Gives them something to do and ups the variety of story branches rather than: If he's a deviant, Conner either always goes to cyberlife or he's dead.
Everytime I play this game, I always try to get a different ending, but then I get hit w/ the feels, so Connor always Deviates. Dangit emotions
same i cant
This video is super underrated
4:23 His voice was broken :(
😭💙
2:09- 2:23 If Connor knew that a human actually cared for him, especially a human he already cared for as well, he'd realize he would be protected from deactivation. He only refused to turn deviant because he was scared to do it alone.
Just noticing that the parts where you dont do the QTEs fit perfectly with the scene that you're portraying. Hank landing hits whenever Connor is trying to break free of his programming. Genius
I imagine that there's some guy who somehow screwed up on opening the door.
the fact that this is a fan edit and not actually canon feels like it should be a crime- this genuinely had me on the edge of my seat and i was SO damn invested in it
i'd genuinely thought it was an option in cannon that i'd just somehow never heard about
this was honestly amazing and such a cool idea, I'm so glad you made it, amazing work.
time to think about nothing but this for the rest of my life
wait hold the PHONE. I just read the description.. this is an EDIT???
i genuinely thought this was a real scene, it looked so, natural
I have a feeling this (Hank turning Connor Deviant, possibly in this scene or at least a version of this scene) was one of the possible routes that Quantic Dream planned on making but didnt have time, like romance with Simon was originally an option but got cut (if i remember correctly that was stated in a Q&A on reddit with David Cage). I do believe this would’ve been an awesome scene, and possibly wouldve been an option should Markus die and Connor be given the chance to lead Jericho (Which i believe was also going to be an option but was cut). I wish there was more Markus and Connor interactions and more lore as to why they’re both the same series/model/whatever (RK). Anywho im 100% sure that Hank convincing Connor was originally an option, or was planned, but got cut for some reason or another. Still wish it was in snd looking back i wouldve waited for it even if it took them longer to do so.
i love how Amanda summons her inner Harvinger "Assuming Direct Control"
God I actually thought this was like a secret way to deviate Connor wow I wish Hank was someone who could push Connor to deviate. It never felt right that Markus, a character Connor has literally had no interaction with, can make Connor deviate in one conversation. Yes, I know Markus is supposed to be robojesus or whatever but still, one conversation? Hank should've been the one who helped Connor to deviate. I honestly expected Hank to be able to deviate Connor when the case gets taken away from them, like some sort of special interaction.
This is way more powerful than what we got in the game. Seeing Conner's internal struggle during this scene would've been great storytelling
Is this connor main theme? It's sounds like a remix or something
This is Connor's main theme, though I did remix it a bit to better mesh with the video :)
@@Naturally2Sexy ah Ok thx
Wait this is an edit? Holy shit that’s incredible!
this is an edit but what many people don´t know is that if you relationship and system instability are max you still can just walk away from the fight
@@baronbrummbar8691 Dude. Stop. Nice to say it but it's too much.
@@MariusBoss11458 sorry that nobody reads the comments and the same question is asked 50 times within a couple days--- i only coppy and pasted that to the ones that asked the last couple weeks
@@baronbrummbar8691 I get it. It's fine.
Connor: I shall assemble this gun.
Hank: I shall redeem my son.
I watched a few of these videos now I can't stop and it's everywhere in my recommended
I have no idea how you edited this, but you did it well enough that I didn't know it was an edit until I read the description
this is an edit but what many people don´t know is that if you relationship and system instability are max you still can just walk away from the fight
I actually thought this was real at first and that I had just missed it in some of the playthroughs I watched, you did a pretty good job on this!
This would’ve been a cool way for Connor to go deviant in the story
this is an edit but what many people don´t know is that if you relationship and system instability are max you still can just walk away from the fight
@@baronbrummbar8691 Dunno if you need your Software Stability to be maxed but you need Hank to be your friend and not on the very edge because you need to lose a bit of the Friendship bar here.
@@MariusBoss11458 the firendship bar needs to be in the highes categorie ---- i don´t thing it is possible to have hank like you when you instablility is low (i know the oposit is possible where hank commits suicide even tough connor is devient)
@@baronbrummbar8691 Yeah it might not be possible because you gotta be careful.
didint happen really. but it's very clean montage bro !
This is a project that I did with full transparency about it not being real and just for fun. All of that information is in the description. Thanks for watching!
Awww there was so much potential here!
Humanity never learns from its mistakes hits home man so true
I just finished my first playthrough of this game and it was amazing. I managed to get the ending where Hank and Connor hugged each other
I love how you combined two clips it actually fooled me first
Detroit become human was a Story telling masterpiece, this edit is an impressive addition to that.
Looking back, the plot of this game is essentially “you became the very thing you swore to destroy.”
This is actually a really nice edit
Oh God I havent played the game yet and though this was part of the game. Such a wonderful scene that you have created.
This was soooo good. Connor's story has actually become bland when he turned into a deviant in Jericho :( this sequence felt climactic for Connor, it made his conversion into deviancy more memorable
this is AMAZING
This is so well made, omg🥺💕✨
I forgot this was a video game... it is so well made and the graphics look too real!! It’s crazy what the future of gaming is gonna look like if this is what we have now
holy shit, I actually thought this was real until I read the description, amazing job!
I actually didn’t realize this was an edit until I caught one line that sounded familiar in the end. Wow. Amazing work❤
Connor sounds so defeated when he gets control back,he seems genuinely horrified of his actions
This scene in the game was a 10/10 in my opinion but this edit makes it a definite 20
Shit, that was good... Much better, than the official ending of the story
The only reason I become a deviant is to hug Hank in the end and avoid this scene
Super clever edit! I'm working on 100% flowchart completion right now and I recognize where each moment came from. You stitched them together really well!
this is so awesome
I really love this game. So good.
This was edited beautifully, well done! 🖤
This should have been a possibility. Hank should have had the chance to turn Connor deviant. I mean, Connor had never even met Markus, so it just felt kinda awkward. This would have been more fitting.
the devs really went all out on this intense music! I wish I knew what they were saying, but at least I get this amazing sound track
Man I didn’t realize how much of this game I missed, never even knew about the roof top scene. I should definitely go back and replay it
How do you get that scene with connor saying he cant do that?
Connor has to survive until the end of the game and become deviant. Markus also has to win the last battle.
@@Naturally2Sexy oh it sounded different than what they say during the ending
@@crazedsage4315 it does sound different, because machine connor refuses to shoot Marcus so he objects a bit
That was well made no mistake
The emotional level of this is like 5 times as big as the actual way he turned into a deviant
Omg I didn’t even realize until reading the description that this was a fan edit I genuinely thought this was in the game
This edit is legendary
Very good edit! I mean this game is so rich w possibilities & branches & yes this would have been a really cool moment for sure. I like it a lot!
I only realized it's a fanmade edit and not a real option thanks to comments. Great work!
Bruh really hit him with the “I thought android lives matter to you”
If there was Detroit become human dlc with more options like this I’d 100% buy that shit great edit man well done
I deleted the game right when I realized Hank wasn't the key event to Connor choice between Deviance or Machine
I thought it was an actual path I haven't seen. It hits harder than turning by Markus...
This is damn good. Having Hank turn Connor deviant would have been a much better path and choice rather than Markus. Due to the strong emotional bond that forms slowly between Hank and Connor (if friends), Hank has a much stronger influence on Connor. If this was included in the game it would have been a lot better. Great job
Awesome edit! I always wondered why this wasn't litaral canon.
THIS should have been what happened on that rooftop, maybe with a bit of lost, guilt ridden Connor thrown in at the end (maybe even tears), like he was after the attack on Jericho when Markus turns him deviant (I always thought that Hank should make Connor deviate, not Markus...though without Hank paving the way, Markus would never have succeeded in the first place).
That scene where Hank commits suicide, too. There should be a way for Connor to take the gun from Hank and save him.
I remember I got this scene on my first play through.......I messed up bad everyone basically died
Incredible, all this time I had no idea of this sequence and I tried most of it. The way connor breaks is different which proves the "breaking" is not exactly intentional, they're breaking by unrelated phenomena. So it is that the developer of droids had to put a hidden software in case the android wants to stop the fail-safe.
Well done!
There actually is a way for Connor to have a second chance at deviancy. If Hank kills him on the rooftop and you successfully finish the revolution with Markus while fighting at the big speech at the end there will be an option for Connor to shoot Markus and if he doesn't it tries to do the resume control thing.
What? No? If you die on the rooftop, a new Connor just goes into the battle zone to kill Markus...