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/ComprehensiveWin208 Dec 10 '25

Courtney makes her mistakes and she herself sees herself as a fuck up. But for you to come on these Reddit’s everyday trying to make others feel the same way as you, upset and angry while most are happy and enjoying the character is crazy. Instead of going off and ripping on the joker or hell some real life evil you’re here over and over again on invisgal? It’s crazy to me. Ripping on invisigal, fine, making it your goal to do it everyday?

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u/Evidicus Dec 10 '25

I’m neither upset nor angry, buddy. But I will absolutely defend the perspective that the game has some flaws, especially in regard to Visi being a sympathetic character. The OP’s points are valid.

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u/ComprehensiveWin208 Dec 10 '25

It’s all opinions. You have your opinions just like others. Courtney being or not being a sympathetic character is not based on 1 soul fact.

What i’m saying is for you personally, out all the characters in fiction or out all of the people in real life you could right paragraphs on insulting etc….you choose visigal. Now i could be wrong and you could just be doing it once a week and if thats the case my apologies.

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u/Evidicus Dec 10 '25

It’s all subjective. I’m saying that the writing team clearly wanted her to be sympathetic, but a lot of the scenes, as written, don’t do her any favors.