Playing Dispatch For The First Time

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• GR

  @Grf1556 · 10 months ago

  "It's not my job to fix grown adults" - Robert, who's current job at the SDN is to reform former villains into heroes

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• PR

  @practicailsuccinctreflection · 9 months ago

  this is actually a cool ending, I haven't seen this combination before

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• HA

  @happyslapsgiving5421 · 10 months ago

  Damn.<br>That was rough.

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• JO

  @JohnSmith-vk9ds · 10 months ago

  They do all bring you lamps. They are literally bringing &quot;light&quot; back into Robert&apos;s life.<br>SYMBOLISM!! &nbsp;:D

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• IT

  @ItsKenTTV · 10 months ago

  Officially Voxy number 1 fan after seeing this upload. Binging all 8 hours instantly lets go

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• AC

  @Acier25997 · 10 months ago

  <b>SPOILERS</b> To explain some things about the ending (I&apos;ll push it down to read more if you don&apos;t wanna read it cause spoilers! Just in case you wanna play again and wanna play with no answers):<br><br><br><br><br><br>- You can save Visi without romancing her, it&apos;s just about treating her nicely and being a mentor to her. There&apos;s a hidden counter which is influenced by various decisions throughout the game such as not cutting her from the team, picking nicer dialogue options, agreeing with her on getting the pulse, not failing the hacks with her etc. The other contributing factor is the dispatch gameplay sections, if you don&apos;t send her out enough or you do send her out but she keeps failing the calls then you&apos;ll lose points with her and she&apos;ll become a villain. So basically: 1) Be nice to her, 2) Send her out a bit and don&apos;t mess up the calls.<br>- If you defeat Coupe in the last dispatch you can spare her from jail and welcome her back. Because you lost you didn&apos;t get the choice.<br>- Everyman Robert is what you get when you are inconsistent between &quot;hero&quot; and &quot;antihero&quot; choices. There&apos;s a hidden counter (like with Visi) that adds Hero and Antihero points to Robert, &quot;Everyman&quot; is what you get if you aren&apos;t consistent between being a Hero or an Antihero.

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• GL

  @GloktaTheJoker · 9 months ago

  &quot;This is a family place.... Oh shit fuck!&quot; 🤣

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• KA

  @Kameab1213 · 3 months ago (edited)

  Malevola is a half demon from hell. Demon from down under. Birthplace unknown. You can pretty much put two and two together. When she says that chase will be taken care of she&apos;s not implying that he&apos;s going to hell. She&apos;s just implying that she is from there so she has an intimate knowledge of how the afterlife works. He may not be going to hell but she is aware that he will be taken care of in some form or capacity when he dies. It&apos;s implying that he will go to hell or some other place but she is just implying that she&apos;s aware of it because she&apos;s from there. She has an inner knowledge that no one else has about how that whole afterlife thing works.

• KA

  @KadenRobinson-t4r · 8 months ago

  Robert is his job SDN into hero’s and for the villains

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• AP

  @Aphid4 · 6 months ago (edited)

  So the trick to playing this well is to not immediately click checkmarks when they show up. <br>Wait as long as possible with turning in missions, there&apos;s no timer there. <br><br>There you go, now you have plenty of time to even send two people on missions and, if you can guess the needed stats right, pretty much 100% each day.<br><br>Each hero also has a &apos;favorite&apos; companion. Find those favorites, and you get a free extra 10% success chance. <br>Now the game becomes making sure each combo of 2 has a 9 in every stat. <br>(Except fight... you need a team with 7 fight for... reasons.)

• MA

  @mattpritt6313 · 10 months ago (edited)

  Nobody ever seems to catch the &quot;I&quot;m a loner, Robbie, a rebel&quot; which is a line from Pee Wee&apos;s Big Adventure. Guess I&apos;m just old. Or weird. Maybe both.

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• PI

  @pilotpetrov3855 · 10 months ago

  Damn that&apos;s a great game!

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