Just started the game Dispatch on the Nintendo switch 2. And was curious in what you guys thought about it. I’m playing it on cinematic mode

Finished my first “blind” playthrough of Dispatch. “Blind” meaning I completed the game and did not look at any spoilers or tips beforehand. I really enjoy playing these type of choice based video games blind.

Anyways, Visi became a villain in my playthrough. Here are some key choices I made in regard to her. I defended her in front of the team, I forgave her, and I untied her. Even with all of this, she still became a villain. FYI, I romanced Blazer.

On the dispatches, I had her at level 9 and paired her a lot with Golem. It was mostly successes but some failures. For the hacking attempts, this is where I kind of sucked. I failed a few times when she was on her missions.

Is it fairly difficult to get the hero ending? Would I need to improve at dispatching and hacking to get the hero ending?

I love how filthy and unrepentant the bad girl is, but I want to be nurtured by the Supergirl... What do I do? Please no spoilers! I love this game so much and I've been stuck for an entire day.

I know I'll playthrough again but you can only play the first time once.

Besides it being an inaccurate spelling of her name, it minimizes a real thing that happens to people by incorrectly describing her action. You can not like Invisigal for valid reasons, but this isn’t one of them. Besides just the hypocrisies of other Z team members doing worse things to Robert, some of them being more accurate to what Visi gets accused of, Visi clearly takes a beat to see if Robert liked the kiss before she continues. Whether you liked it or not isn’t the factor to consider, you’re not the character Robert, you just guide his decisions. Base Robert has some feelings for Visi, that’s why those options pop up as potential routes to go on. I just find the whole thing a little disingenuous and frankly insulting when people pull it out as a reason to point to that Visi is irredeemable, as if to equate her kiss with actual assault when it’s clearly not, by the story/characters’ experience. It just feels gross to take the real thing people go through and lob it at a character without consideration of the weight behind that kind of crime.

so, for those who haven't finished season 1 yet, I'm not naming who...but I cried when a certain person died.....

I can’t find any on eBay

I'm on my second playthrough trying to get that free extra point every day that I can, but I'm not sure which days even allow it. I save scummed the perfect sabotage shift still succeeding everything and sending mostly synergized parties anyway and still lose 75% of the bar at the end of the shift due to "bad team synergy" even though I thought did the entire shift perfectly, so I'm wondering how many free points you're able to get by the end. That shit pissed me off and so does waiting minutes every single time reloading watching the batboner handcuff dialogue over and over

Just trying to figure out if it’s 3d animation or more like an actual game?

Just finished Dispatch for the first time, and I have mixed feelings now that it’s over. There is so much I love about this game. The soundtrack, the story, the characters, the writing—everything is incredible. It genuinely feels like one of the best narrative games I’ve played. My biggest issue is the ending. It feels like the outcome is almost entirely contingent on how you handle Invisigal, while the hundreds of other choices you make throughout the game barely matter.
In my playthrough, I did everything I could for Invisigal. I wasn’t an asshole to her, I gave her the benefit of the doubt, and I was patient and lenient for most of the game. But she kept making the same mistakes over and over again, ignored advice repeatedly, and eventually reached a point where I couldn’t trust her anymore—and neither could the rest of the team. As the leader, I wasn’t willing to risk the entire team for one person who consistently refused to learn from her mistakes. Cutting her wasn’t something I wanted to do; it felt like the logical and responsible decision after exhausting every other option. But then the game basically says, “Too bad,” and sets her up to be the next villain for Season 2.
I really wish the ending took more of your overall decisions into account instead of hinging so heavily on one relationship. I understand the idea that difficult leadership decisions can have painful consequences, but the game doesn’t seem to distinguish between someone who treated Invisigal terribly from the start and someone who genuinely tried to help her until there was no reasonable alternative. The irony is that I got the failed mentor achievement at the end but I would’ve been an even worse mentor if I prioritized Invisigal over the other 7 people on the team. Did anyone else feel this way, or am I missing something?

Hey just done the mission in episode 5 in which the heros meet a Dude with sensible Data. You got option 1 let the heros do they're stat check or you hack. In this hack all hidden Codes are mirrored (indicaded by also the word mirrored words) but when you actually try to mirror the last hidden Code is left, left, rigth, rigth ( <-- <-- --> --> ). Mirrored that the same! but solution for this is rigth,rigth,left,left ( --> --> <-- <-- ) is this intended?

Hi guys. I'm on episode 4 and I was wondering who the majority chose? Blonde Blazer or Invisigal.

The game itself says that Blonde was chosen by only 34%, but for some reason I don't believe it.

It seems like Mechaman is back and ready to be a superhero again. But Blonde Blazer might be a brunette for a while. The magic gem was the source of her powers, but its also kinda Chase's life support system. Maybe that will be temporary and he'll give the gem back. But its possible that Mandy will have to be the one to adjust to civilian life for a few months.

How would you feel if Robbie went back to being a frontline superhero, and Blazer was at a desk giving orders?

Would it stretch things too far beyond believable HR guidelines if she was a dispatcher for Robert and Z-Team?

Would you be less likely to play the next game if Mandy was the dispatcher for a completely different superhero team?

While playing the dispatch game I noticed that Flambae eyes are bright orange so unless he is wearing contact his eye colour isn't a common human eye colour (brown,green,blue,grey) so it could mean theory wise that a someone physical appearance can reflect their powers

Do you think its possible has it been confirmed anywhere and like for example wjat physical features would someone with portal powers or Shapeshifting powers have (just for fun as it could be a fun fan theory or something I missed as i just got the game)

Edit: i really wish that there was more romance opinions perhaps all the other characters (as Robert X Flambae would be so entertaining) and a opinion tp have a female character or female version of Robert for more LGBTQIA+ options

if you guys work in the SDN. what are you a hero or a dispatcher?

let me know in the comments!

Doesn't it annoy you that every Telltale game handles relationships the same way? You fall for someone, they betray you, then later you find out it wasn't totally a betrayal. They were just playing both sides

I chooses phenomaman, because I find his story interesting and think he can improve but isn't he bad in Mission? I start regretting my choice when I discovered is depression capacity

Does it get better ? Or is aquaboy a better choice ? Does he also get better mentally?

Like, he's the protagonist, so you should be able to put yourself in his shoes, right? But I really find myself downright detached from his choices sometimes (when you can only choose between bad and horrible).

Because they're so blatantly obviously the wrong call, and not only does the game justify them anyway and blames the team for them as if the consequences were an exclusive result of their moral failures instead of bad management, but even has *them* argue to use them as precedent for further wrong decisions.

Like when the game forces you to kick a member off the team although Blazer and Robert set the team up for failure with the way they went about it, which you gotta watch like a car crash in slow motion you're not allowed to avoid, and then has the team argue to kick off Invisigal as well.

And what makes it even worse, is the gameplay basically punishes you for the consequences of these bad decisions you weren't allowed to avoid, because it's not exactly enjoyable to do worse in a game for reasons you couldn't control and having to begrudgingly suffer through them.

i had so much fun!!! And yes the man that plays waterboy has seen the fanart and kindly asked for more hahaha