Planting the flag in the barricade during Battle for Detroit - Markus Demonstration.Choosing "calm" when asking for the release of the androids at the start of Battle for Detroit - Markus Demonstration.Choosing "peaceful" when approaching the roadblock at the start of Battle for Detroit - Markus Demonstration.Choosing "stand ground" again when the police block the march in Freedom March.Choosing "stand ground" when the police block the march in Freedom March.Choosing "abandon" after choosing "attack" in Freedom March.If Connor saves the wounded cop in The Hostage.(Only unlocks if public opinion is "sympathetic" at least) Markus has the choice to kiss North or sing with Androids, it will unlock a sympathetic path and President Cristina Warren will order the U.S. In the Battle for Detroit when soldiers surround Markus and the others around the barricade.When the police fire upon Markus's protesters at the start of Battle for Detroit - Markus Demonstration.
Choosing "sacrifice" after the police fire unprovoked in Freedom March.Choosing "stay" after standing your ground the first time, then choosing to disperse in Freedom March.Either of the following endings to Capitol Park:.Choosing the "peaceful" option at the end of the speech in The Stratford Tower, but only if there were no casualties.Completing The Stratford Tower with no casualties.The Public Opinion in turn influences events in the game and a high or low opinion can open up certain paths.Ī positive Public Opinion is required for a peaceful revolution to succeed, however, if the player plans on leading a violent revolution, the Public Opinion will not matter.
It is the human public's perception of androids, influenced by events during the game and the choices made by the three protagonists Markus, Kara, and Connor.
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