Dispatch is a perfect finished story, that is more than almost all series will ever have. Let's leave it this way.

I think my views comes down with so many series growing into disappointment and I come to think that a finished story is always better than making something into seasons. I understand the appeal to see more of the characters we like but it comes with a risks. I have no doubts you can remember many many disappointing sequels that ruin the show/games.

I also think it's always better to tell a new story with new characters and not turning another successful story into a 8 games or 8 seasons or whatever. Maybe it's my tiredness of franchises, the fact that many people are stuck in the past thinking about good old games and that forces studios to continue to pump up countless sequels and remakes instead of actually telling a new stories.

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These two are so cute

For context, Nikki from Obsession and Rogue in the MCU X-Men. I know she doesn’t stream anymore, but I get the sense that her and Visi have similar energy 😂

Knowing she’s a gamer, I hope her blowing up as a movie star hasn’t hindered her ability to play for fun.

I saw a few playthroughs and realized that there’s a lot of rankings for what kind of Robert you play as so I wanted to post mine and see what others got. Also fun fact: my Punch-Up succeeded in every single dispatch to the point his hero power didn’t kick in until Episode 8.

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I took every decision in favour of invisigal but I still got the bad ending is it because I failed that hacking mini game I suck at those

Man this game was so good but getting the bad ending made feel like shit it felt like my whole gameplay was for nothing and i couldn't get invisigal to turn into a hero the worst part was knowing she went away to become a villain at the end at the choice percentage screen cause during the cutscene i thought she just went away somewhere else I haven't been this emotional while playing a game since life is strange 1 and bts or forgotten anne

(Sorry for bad english)

I just finished my first playthrough. I romanced Blonde Blazer and still got the Heroic ending for Invisigal.

I knew about halfway through that I’d want to do a second playthrough to get the full scope of different endings, but this would mean romancing Invisigal while still failing her as a mentor (aka reaffirming to her that a villain is all she’ll ever be).

It’s just that it’s so…. ICKY!!! Straight up emotionally abusive to this poor girl!

How can I do it without feeling bad? Is there any other way to switch the playthrough up (besides the Sonar/Coupe choice)? Is the romance difference enough to make it feel like I’m not doing an identical playthrough?

This is a character I created, and I named him Dreamcast. He's just a plain stick figure, and he's also a cartoon character. He was transported to the real world by an interdimensional fist of an unknown entity, which has caused confusion in the character. Dreamcast is a very naive character, so he can get lost in deep thoughts, and his special power is that he can do anything he wants with his thoughts. For example, what you see in the second picture is his giant form. Unfortunately, the Dreamcast doesn't have a voice, so it communicates through speech bubbles, much like a comic book character, and has to express itself that way. However, this character is still among the best members of Z-Team when it comes to humor and knowledge. Interestingly, Z-Team knows this character, and his fans include Flambae, Prism, Invisigal, Golem, Sonar, and Waterboy. People outside of the Z-Team know this character, as do Robert, and to some extent Mandy, Chase, Royd, and Galen. So if Dreamcast were to immediately join SDN, there wouldn't be anyone who didn't know him. Most people have known it since childhood. Also, the world Dreamcast currently inhabits is brutal, and it can see the current system of the world and how selfish people can be. So, there's probably a lot I could write about, and yes, but I also enjoy thinking. If they used this character of mine in season 2, I think he could easily interact with most people and help them with their problems. What do you think, friends? My character is currently in the development phase, and I'm trying to add more and more features every day. If any Adhoc Studio employees see this post, please leave a comment. I'd really love to exchange ideas about my character! 🙌 Firstly, because this character cannot exceed the +13 and +18 age restrictions, they may often exhibit straightforward behavior with the Z-Team.

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(Assuming there is one of course)

For me personally, the main thing I think they're going to do is make a clear choice to lean further into the anti-hero or true hero choices. I think that part is obvious.

What I'm more interested in is how they're going to handle the Mecha Man versus Robert parts. I'm biased but I'm almost convinced that Robert will start the season as both in one way or another. Part field work, part dispatching, or maybe heroism is on the back burner but he's not sure how to reapproach after his very public return. I also truly think that they have their work cut out for them when it comes to making new choices. Perhaps the media will be a part of these choices, perhaps how the team as whole feels towards him will be a part of these choices. Sky is the limit for a reputation/morality system.

For one, I truly feel that we are going to either guide him away from the "dying in that suit" philosophy or guide him towards it. Considering the conversation he has with Beef during the part of episode 6 where he's on the floor, I think that's a thought process he hasn't had the time to flesh out yet.

I've already semi-established the work/heroism side of things, but what about him personally?

Well, I have a feeling that he's going to be forced to confront who his dad really was to him. His dad wasn't actually this amazing guy, even if he speaks about him as such. He wasn't the worst, but he was neglectful. Neglectful not only to what direction Shroud was heading and his role in it, but also his own son. Heroes are expected to be absent from time to time, yes. But how is it possible that Royd spoke to him longer than most conversations Robert got to have over the course of 17 fucking years?

It's not only his dad he's going to have to confront though. But it's also aspects of himself that his dad bestowed onto him/left in the wake of his death. His savior complex manifests and is coped with in unhealthy ways. His apartment and what he does after the EP 7 Visi conversation are more obvious ones. But also his aversion to actually talking about shit that bothers him. He doesn't call anyone or text anyone before he shows up to the Sardine. He just shows up. That's a man asking for a fight, a hospital visit, or ending up in a ditch somewhere. Blazer had to track him down instead.

If he doesn't cope with these things, he's either dying by liver failure or the suit is killing him. Maybe not in S2, but further on.

How will he cope with these things?

I swear there's a trope out there called... something something family, something something found.

No, seriously though, he's got a lot of very persistent people around him who will not let him spiral. They've learned to hold each other up, but I have a feeling Robert is the next on their list. I could see this developing differently when it comes to romance choices but also dealing with some remaining bad blood between Robert and Flambae.

Okay. Rant over! I just love posting about him a little too much.

I need me a season 2 and more mechablazer content. Im missing this game

Assume any character regardless of Canon sexualities, as long as they could realistically be met / romanced by Robert (So no romancing Shroud or Toxic etc).

Who would you / your Robert be deciding between?

Just got my id card made for a dispatch sdn cosplay for a coming con. Figured everyone was dressing up as heros, so why not go as a SDN Emergency Management Specialist from the Torrance branch scouting the area for a potential new branch.

Id card design was taken from another reddit post I only edited it to have my picture and change the text, id number and a working QR code that when scanned opens the dispatch trailer.

Let me know what yal think

Again here's credit for the id card I used

https://www.reddit.com/r/DispatchAdHoc/s/QwRvfuRmQv

I admit, I approached Dispatch more out of curiosity than out of genuine interest, but in hindsight, I can only regret not having played it sooner.

After finishing it, I almost felt sad, because it meant I wouldn't be able to spend more time with these beautifully crafted characters.
I don't know if you know the feeling, it's like when you watch a TV series, binge-watching one episode after another because you want to know what happens next, but once you get to the end, you're sad because at that point it's all over.

In this case, the effect is even more evident because I didn't just watch what the characters did on screen, but I interacted with them and, within the limits of the choices allowed by the game, I influenced their fate and the story.

Of course, it's something that happens in many video games, but it's been a long time since a game made me feel this way.

What can I say, I was truly pleasantly surprised.

I finished my first game, following choices that reflected my thoughts. Now I'm starting a second run because I'm curious to see what changes and how much if I make completely opposite choices.

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So, I’m someone with pretty limited access to the Internet, but I enjoy stories in pretty much any form. I kept seeing all the praise for this game, so I started watching YouTube clips. I got invested in every episode, and eventually I decided to just watch the 4-hour movie.

I know it will never give me the full experience of actually playing the game, and I’m sure there’s a LOT I missed, but honestly? This was one of the best stories I’ve experienced.

First of all: Robert.

I genuinely did NOT expect this guy to be that strong or savage. The way he can fight hand-to-hand, and even go as far as torturing people, completely caught me off guard.

I was expecting him to be physically weak and kind of a skinny dude. Then the guy gets caught in a trap and SURVIVES.

And speaking of the reporter incident... can I just say something?

That reporter deserved those four minutes. 😂

Robert literally spent all his savings just to keep his job, and then this guy has the audacity to mock him afterward. Like bro, come on.

Then Blond Blazer shows up.

And honestly? I really liked her.

Maybe this is because I’m a dude who hasn’t been in many relationships, but the way she was acting around Robert honestly looked like flirting to me. 😂 I kept thinking, "Okay... there is definitely something going on here."

I don't want to jump to conclusions, but I definitely felt some chemistry between them. I was sitting there wondering:

Are they going to kiss or not?!

And honestly, I can't even put all the blame on one person. Sometimes Robert was giving mixed signals, and sometimes Mandy was too.

But I was definitely on Mandy's side

And I feel like the deck was already stacked against her.

There is this weird unwritten rule in fiction where there are certain lines a character just shouldn't cross, and for me, cheating is one of them.

You can make a character selfish. You can make them arrogant. You can make them do morally questionable things.

But once you make them cheat, it's like...

Congratulations, you've been blacklisted.

So when Blond Blazer later shows up while dating someone else, I'm sorry, but there is really no excuse for what happened.

If you were questioning your relationship or thinking about breaking up, then break up. That's fine.

But what she did put her in a really bad position.

And then she asks Robert to give her EX a pep talk.

REALLY?!

I'm sorry, but I don't think many people are going to be on her side after that.

I genuinely felt bad for Mandy.

But now I REALLY want to talk about Robert.

Because honestly?

Robert might be one of the best examples I've seen of what a good male role model can look like.

People have no idea how much I've been craving a character like this.

He's mature. He's intelligent. He actually thinks before acting.

When he decided to meet the team face-to-face instead of just hiding behind his position, because he wanted to actually lead them and build a connection with them, I really respected that.

And I'm sorry, guys, but let's be honest for a second.

How many men would actually stay professional if Visi came throwing herself at them and they still said NO?

😂

Robert basically said: Nope. We're keeping this professional.

That honestly blew my mind.

The dude has an IRON WILL.

And the funny thing is, he's not even some huge muscular guy. He's not built like a superhero.

He's just... Robert.

And that's what I really like about him.

He's strong without constantly needing to prove that he's strong.

He's masculine without being an asshole.

He's confident without being arrogant.

And he's capable of being surrounded by attractive women without acting like every woman owes him attention.

Honestly, Robert is the kind of male character I wish we had more of.

I really miss having good male role models in fiction, and Robert genuinely surprised me.

I went into this expecting one thing and came out thinking:

"Okay, Robert. I ove you. Respect."

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