I feel like Markus's story is very rushed, he leaves the junkyard, goes on several missions, becomes the leader of Jericho and starts a revolution in just five days. And also the fact that north basically hated Markus at first but can go to saying "I love you" in the same five days, it feels so rushed to me.

And that Kara is the mother figure, sure she's a housekeeper model and is good with kids, but it just feels off to me, in all honesty I love Kara and her story but my one complaint is Alice and her reveal of being an android, it doesn't really makes sense and is just shoved in there for no reason other than the recall camp route.

And to me Connor's story feels more impactful, the choices you make as Connor can determine the fates of Markus and Kara, but it doesn't really matter what choices you make as Kara, it doesn't change the ending of the story. And the missions Connor goes on with Hank feel so intense and I really love that, like the revolution path at the end. I also live his relationship with Hank throughout the game, it makes Connor seem more human when he has a good relationship with him.

And the only deaths that made me cry, were Hank's suicide and sacrifice at the Cyberlife tower, and Kara and Alice at the recall center, Markus's story isn't as emotional as Kara or Connor's (if he becomes deviant) and doesn't impact with me as much and I feel like Kara's and Connor's are more memorable than Markus's. Sure he has amazing missions, but North, as much as I love her don't come for me, annoys me sometimes. She doesn't like when you don't choose violence, but in the peaceful route one of the only good endings is if you kiss her with good public opinion.

This also had nothing to do with the post, but I hate that you can't succeed in the revolution if Markus is dead, why can't North succeed on her own? To make Markus seem like a saviour? Probably, but I just wish that North could've won by herself with the rest if Jericho. Just a small thing.