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The Determinator: According to Cage, Connor is exceptionally intelligent, cold and determined, and "ready to do anything to succeed in his mission".
If Connor decides to interrogate the HK400 droid aggressively, he bangs his head on the table repeatedly as Connor is leaving. If Connor tries to intervene, the HK400 steals officer Chris Miller's gun and shoots Connor in the head before shooting himself. Alternatively, if Connor failed to probe and doesn't intervene when Chris stresses out the deviant, the android will still grab the gun and shoot them both. Awesomeness by Analysis: Connor is an extremely advanced policing android, so excels at reconstructing what happened based on clues in the environment. This is perhaps best shown in the opening mission, where he makes on-the-fly mathematical calculations of his chances at rescuing the hostage; these chances increase based on the amount of relevant personal information he is able to glean from evidence.He is the first Quantic Dream protagonist with a determinant moral alignment; all previous protagonists are always heroes, except Scott Shelby, who is always a villain. If you decide to spare Chloe, Kamski keeps his word and does not answer any questions but cryptically says, "I always leave an emergency exit in my programs." Hank, however, is pleased with the decision, telling Connor that he believes he has done the right thing. [12] Last Chance, Connor Last-Second Chance: There's a somewhat "good" ending in the machine route. Basically, Markus must choose the peaceful demonstration and be successful with it. By the time Markus is giving speech, Connor will be among the android crowds (as opposed to stand beside Markus in the deviant route) and attempt to shoot Markus from there. But he can choose not to shoot, in which case he will be called out by Amanda in Zen Garden and left there. He then can use the emergency exit to escape and resume control of his body, putting away the gun and seemingly, finally, becoming deviant.
Connor is the only playable protagonist whose physical appearance does not change during the game: Markus gains a new eye with a different colored iris and Kara cuts and colors her hair. Choosing to jump off the rooftop to his death rather than fighting and killing Captain Allen and his human soldiers, if he remains a machine and Hank commits suicide. ( determinant) Markus: We did it. This is a great day for our people. Humans will have no choice now. They'll have to listen to us.)
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While shooting the game, Bryan Dechart never actually met his co-stars Valorie Curry and Jesse Williams. Because of scheduling, they filmed all their scenes separately and they were edited together. [19] Depending on the choices in the game, they can both end up being an idol for those they formely hunted.
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