it makes more sense for Hank to turn connor deviant rather than a random android he was supposed to capture.

Marcus may have turned Connor to a deviant but Hank made him human

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

As much as I love Kara and Markus, I still want an entire game dedicated to Hank and Connor exclusively 😭

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.

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

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)

This actually feels like its in the game

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

“I always leave emergency exits in my programs” Kamski Anyone remember?

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 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

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

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?

Facinating,cyberlifes last chance to save humanity...is itself a diviant

I watched this without reading the description and I thought it was a real option!

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.

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 wish that was real

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

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.

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.

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.

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 wish this could actually happen!!!

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.

I THOUGHT THIS WAS REAL AND I WAS FREAKING THE FUCK OUT OH MY GOD

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.

(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

Holyshit,you made this?!I thought this was a missing scene I just never watched before,this is so well put together

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 🔥

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

I was really confused on how I had never seen this before But then I realized it was an edit..

Wish this was an actual option, cool edit

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

I just like how Connor just yeeted the sniper

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.

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 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.

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

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

I imagine that there's some guy who somehow screwed up on opening the door.

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 video is super underrated

This would’ve been a cool way for Connor to go deviant in the story

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.

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

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

i love how Amanda summons her inner Harvinger "Assuming Direct Control"

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 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.

4:23 His voice was broken :(

Is this connor main theme? It's sounds like a remix or something

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

Connor: I shall assemble this gun. Hank: I shall redeem my son.

I actually didn’t realize this was an edit until I caught one line that sounded familiar in the end. Wow. Amazing work❤

Wait this is an edit? Holy shit that’s incredible!

Looking back, the plot of this game is essentially “you became the very thing you swore to destroy.”

The only reason I become a deviant is to hug Hank in the end and avoid this scene

didint happen really. but it's very clean montage bro !

Connor sounds so defeated when he gets control back,he seems genuinely horrified of his actions

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.

This is actually a really nice edit

People get mad that Markus is the one to turn him deviant, but remember, it can be worse North can turn him deviant if Markus is dead lol

Shit, that was good... Much better, than the official ending of the story

holy shit, I actually thought this was real until I read the description, amazing job!

I watched a few of these videos now I can't stop and it's everywhere in my recommended

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!

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

This scene in the game was a 10/10 in my opinion but this edit makes it a definite 20

Humanity never learns from its mistakes hits home man so true

Detroit become human was a Story telling masterpiece, this edit is an impressive addition to that.

This is so well made, omg🥺💕✨

I love how you combined two clips it actually fooled me first

The emotional level of this is like 5 times as big as the actual way he turned into a deviant

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

This was edited beautifully, well done! 🖤

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

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

Oh God I havent played the game yet and though this was part of the game. Such a wonderful scene that you have created.

Awww there was so much potential here!

Hell i wasn't sure it was editing, i only figured after reading it. Only goes to show how much of a good work ye pulled off mate thanks!

this is AMAZING

I legit thought this was real at first until I looked at the comments. All I was thinking was, I wish I had this ending the first time. And then I was just astonished by the OST mixing they did for the scene, especially when Connor saved Hank using Connor’s motif but using lighter sounds. But then I realized one guy mixed this and all I gotta say is bravo

I thought it was an actual path I haven't seen. It hits harder than turning by Markus...

How do you get that scene with connor saying he cant do that?

this is so awesome

Oh, goodness! I didn't even realize I was watching an edit until the very end. Well done putting this all together. =)

The difference when he talks about Cole compared to the Deviant version. Same words, different tone. Wow.

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 wish it was made clear in the title of this video that this entire scene was a made up and not actually in the game

That was well made no mistake

Having Hank turn Connor Deviant would be so much more appropriate to me than having Marcus convince him. This moment would've been amazing to watch happen.

I legit thought this was a part of the game before I saw the description, and even then I can't comprehend it. This is so well done, it looks super real!! The level of detail is amazing, and I really do wish this was actually part of the game.

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”

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

I remember I got this scene on my first play through.......I messed up bad everyone basically died