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Markus and Kara need more stans. Loud ones. I want to hear more people be absolutely unhinged about them.

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Markus guarding people with random metal scraps like he’s captain America

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I don't want the humans to like me I want arson

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Modern art

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I love that moment just before the highway chase where Connor and Kara catch eyes between the fence. Our three main characters do not actually get a great deal of interaction in this game, so it feels like every moment that they do is important and not wasted.

It’s just this moment of “Oh, that’s - that’s a person.” Both of them, seeing each other up close for just a second, and behind the confusion and hostility is just this sense that they’re Seeing Each Other. Kara is realizing the person chasing her is an android and that Connor is probably stuck following humans’ orders. And Connor’s probably realizing for the first time that these deviants he’s assigned to hunt look an awful lot like people, in a way that maybe he hasn’t quite been able to do just yet, but something about seeing Kara’s face and watching Kara protect this little girl just - changes something. Or maybe not quite changes something, but plants one of many little seeds that continue to get watered throughout the game.

Like, for a game that frequently lacks subtlety, just that two-second glimpse really evokes the empathy that Connor’s story is all about, at least for me as the player. 

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Markus jump VS Connor jump

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i’ve been watching a lot of avatar recently

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Detroit: Become Human + History of Japan