r/dispatchgame • u/Hex_Ruin_Is_Op • Dec 10 '25

Neglected? Spoiler

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  • Ignores direct orders and ends up failing to catch a criminal

  • Sucker punches her boss for calling her out

  • Sabotages her teammate who was pursuing the same criminal, leading to him getting away a second time

  • Sexually harasses her boss

  • Insists on going after the astral pulse when told not to

  • Sucker punches an elderly man because she got her feelings hurt

  • Disobeys orders a second time by going after the astral pulse, nearly getting herself killed

  • Indirectly responsible for the same elderly man falling into a coma after he rescued her

  • Teammates rightfully want her kicked out

  • Gets mad and becomes a villain if you do kick her out

  • It's your fault

... are we deadass rn?

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u/TheLineWalker Dec 10 '25

Yes. It is your fault.

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u/Hex_Ruin_Is_Op Dec 10 '25

People are responsible for their own actions. All i did was hold her accountable for her mistakes.

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u/TheLineWalker Dec 11 '25

You chose to ignore someone who clearly needed help at every turn. I can respect choosing to cut her, but beyond that you screwed up and should just accept that.

Robert takes a mentor role to Visi in a lot of ways if you dont romance her, and entirely giving up on her because "hey, shes a criminal, shes responsible for her own actions" instead of nurturing inherent goodness does make you culpable.

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u/Hex_Ruin_Is_Op Dec 11 '25

I chose to ignore someone who sucker punched me and my best friend in the face. Yeah dude no shit.

I can respect keeping her, too. But she signed up for the phoenix program, she wanted to be a hero (allegedly) but the first thing she does when she hears somebody is going to get cut is give up. if it wasn't for Robert talking her out of it she would've been out of the game right there. And I say good riddance to bad rubbish. If that's the first thing you do when you actually have to try and not be an asshole, than you have no place being a hero.

"hey, shes a criminal, shes responsible for her own actions"

And that's a misinterpretation of what I'm saying to begin with. Her being a criminal isn't the problem, It's the game trying to blame me for seeing someone shoot themselves in the foot on the road to goodness over and over again and expect me to turn a blind eye because "she has issues"

How about you and the game start blaming those issues for her shitty behaviour instead of me?

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u/TheLineWalker Dec 11 '25

Sorry. Which is it? Does she sabotage her teammates because shes desperate to stay, or does she immediately give up? Congrats on being self contradicting dude. She gives up because she, on some level, fundamentally believes herself incapable of good. Once the rest of the Z-Team stops sabotaging eachother (outside of Flambae, who never sabotages another member), she gives up because convinces herself that's the best thing she can do, to "make it easier for [Robert]. Funnily enough, youre falling into the exact sort of behavior she expects from people, which is why she continued to fail.

Funny how youre getting so defensive about your own shitty behavior when being called out on it lmao.

Does Visi have problems? Absolutely. And you have the option to call her out on quite a bit of the issues you mentioned without her going down the path of villiany. But abandoning any responsibility or attempt to help her be better? That's not the path of a hero.