Reddit requires a 10:1 ratio when posting your own content. r/DetroitRedWings uses the same guidelines for self-promotion posts and comments, but with a minor tweak: we require only a 5:1 ratio. Which means that 20% or less of your posts and comments on this subreddit should be your own content. For more information on Reddit's guidelines regarding self-promotion click here.
Detroit: Become Human is an upcoming neo-noir thriller video game developed by Quantic Dream and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment for the PlayStation 4.
It’s like the size of Denver in both population and area. But, whereas development in Denver is more uniform, in Detroit it’s much more intermittent; so there will be a cluster of heavily residential neighborhoods separated from other residential neighborhoods by blighted or industrial ones. It makes Detroit feel even bigger than it already is.
Detroit earned it's bad reputation in the 90s when the downtown was actually pretty bad. Nowadays, the city is improving. The downtown isn't as big as other comparable cities but if you are staying downtown, corktown, or midtown it's actually quite safe Keep in mind that Detroit is also geographically HUGE.
81% had her leaving Detroit, and 18% had her captured (this overlaps because you can get her caught in the streets of Detroit and sent to the recycling center). Kara survived in 61% of playthroughs (not counting being reset at Zlatko's place surviving, though it would still be about the same). Alice survived in 53% of playthroughs.
Experiencing Detroit like a local Hi! We are a couple (35y) visiting Detroit for 2.5 days. We will have a car and will be staying downtown (Oct 25-28) We will be there Wednesday evening to Saturday noon. We love experiencing places like a local so I am looking for tips and off the beaten path suggestions to enjoy Detroit like a local.
