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Dispatch: Ending Bugged? (Fix)
Short answer
Part of it is because, narratively, she's the poster child of the Phoenix program. She doesn't believe she's capable of being good, but Robert (and Blazer) believe otherwise.
The problem
So, I got the "bad ending" where coupe ended up in jail (I suck at the dispatch game) and then Invisigal turned to villainy due to "neglect" Nothing about this makes sense since I went on normal dates with blazer and didn't want to go to the movies with Invisigal It seems this game has an absolute hard on for invisigal and desperately wanted you to as well I even chose to keep her on the team…
What players suggest
Part of it is because, narratively, she's the poster child of the Phoenix program. She doesn't believe she's capable of being good, but Robert (and Blazer) believe otherwise. even so the entire game makes me make decisions on them as a whole, individually, and how they interact with them on dispatch mode. If literally every other character is unaffected by the dispatching except invisigal purely…
Part of it is because, narratively, she's the poster child of the Phoenix program. She doesn't believe she's capable of being good, but Robert (and Blazer) believe otherwise. even so the entire game makes me make decisions on them as a whole, individually, and how they interact with them on dispatch mode. If literally every other character is unaffected by the dispatching except invisigal purely…
People always said about games like this during the TellTale era one big thing. "Choices don't matter". It was like a rallying cry, it was all over the place, everyone took it as gospel. With Dispatch? A lot of the devs were the same crew that worked at TellTale. And clearly, they don't like it when people assume nothing matters. So here, choices matter. The dispatch matters. How you treat…
even so the entire game makes me make decisions on them as a whole, individually, and how they interact with them on dispatch mode. If literally every other character is unaffected by the dispatching except invisigal purely because shes a love interest trope only for the game to say yeah F you you neglected her despite having 6 other heroes to manage, it just comes across so dumb to me The fact…
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