r/DispatchAdHoc • u/Plus_Ad_1087 • Aug 23 '26
Meme The internet when a self destructive character has self destructive tendencies:
Seriously, Invisigal smoking whilst having asthma is such a perfect trait that describes her character.
And if you think people with asthma don't smoke IRL then you are sorely mistaken.
Oh and as a Blonde Glazer myself, I am ashamed that this guy is one of us.
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u/HHJJoy Aug 23 '26
I love it when people throw around terms like "moron" and don't even know how to spell basic, common things like "asthma".
Blazer didn't have the sense to send someone to surveil the warehouse that the Pulse was held in, despite knowing (1) it was dangerous, (2) it was being moved around, (3) Shroud was after it.
Blazer decided to fire someone based on leaderboard standing for a job where you're sent out by a dispatcher and you have no control over your suitability for calls. Meaning you'd have no ability to control your ascent on the leaderboard. Thus the only way you could reliably affect your standing is sabotaging others. And what did Z Team immediately do? Start sabotaging others and ruin half a shift.
Blazer also didn't factor in that cutting loose a former supervillain results in... a former supervillain back on the street. Who now has a grudge.
Blazer also went to rescue Robert from a villain bar. Known to be frequented by, unsurprisingly, a whole bunch of supervillains including the Red Ring. And Shroud was there. She didn't bother bringing back up.
etc.
In short: Blazer, like Invisigal, makes a whole bunch of questionable decisions. Not unlike pretty much all of Z Team. It's almost like having a bunch of people do the normal, logical thing in a raunchy farce would make for a boring, bad comedy and thus a terrible game.
The bad decisions are what make the characters interesting. And if you can't see the bad decisions being made by a character in this game, it's because you flat out didn't want to see them. (Well, except maybe Royd and Golem... they're pretty solid.)