Dispath is an interesting combination of the Office, Invincible, and team management sim. As if that's not enough, there are also several love interests for our Mecha Man, Robert. While we have Blonde Blazer and a love triangle with Phenomaman, some sneaky romantic signals are coming from Invisigal. So now we have a Dispatch romance dilemma: should you choose Blonde Blazer or Invisigal?
Can You Romance Invisigal in Dispath?
Before we even go into romance dilemmas, the first question is obvious: can Robert romance Invisigal in Dispatch? So far (episode 2), there have been no clear options to romance Invisigal, but the signs are there! While she acts tough, there were signals in the cookie shop that she wants to learn more about Robert (and his cookie taste).
While that can be misinterpreted, the fight in the office kitchen was a clear sign that she has some feelings for Robert. While those mainly looked negative, it was interesting to see how disappointed she was that he didn't share her "win" stance. That passionate punch really sealed the deal at the end.
And icing on a cake? That keyboard cake-tastrophy was her weird "I like you, but I'm mad" message. Why? Well, she actually brought him a cake, fully expecting him to be happy with her performance. While none of this was obvious romance, you could see something was going on.
I'm looking forward to Episode 3 to find out if there's a way to patch things up with Invisigal, especially now that Blonde Blaze showed her boyfriend (whom I'm certain we'll find out is, in fact, the bad guy). As the Dispatch story is more like a TV show, our speculations don't have anything to do with game mechanics and what will happen (we simply don't know).
Should You Choose Blonde Blazer or Invisigal?
It's obvious that Blonde Blazer has some feelings for Robert, which is great for him, but there's a muscle mountain in the form of Phenomaman standing between them. So what should you do in the next episode? Chase her, although she's your boss and has a VERY strong boyfriend, or be professional? Let's be honest, Blonde Blazer is great - she's basically Supergirl working in a corporation and loving it. But that's the catch - Blazer is a bit boring, and Invisigal is everything but that.
So, should you choose the girl next door, a branch manager of SDN? Who knows, in a couple of years, she may become a regional manager! That sounds fun, don't get me wrong, but Invisigal is everything but that - fast and furious. I'm choosing Invisigal, hoping the game will let me make this choice in the coming episodes.
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Are there any romance options besides Blonde Blazer?
There are only two episodes of Dispatch, and we haven't really seen other colleagues interacting with Robert outside of work. As it's obvious Mecha Man is not gay (he did kiss Blonde Blazer on a first "date"), let's see other workplace romance options.
- Prism - There's almost no chance Robert has anything romantic with her, as she has shown zero interest in him, for now.
- Malevola - Interesting option, who would dare to say no to a demonic-wizard girlfriend with a huge sword? That said, we haven't seen Malevola having any interest in our puny human, Robert.
- Coupe - We know Mecha Man can make Coupe laugh; we saw that in a superhero bar. But even if she thinks Mecha Man is interesting, she doesn't know that Robert is that guy. For her, he's just a junior dispatcher. While there is a slim chance, I don't see it happening.
We'll revisit these Dispatch romance options once more episodes come out. Then we'll know more about our chances with Invisigal and Blonde Blazer. Until then, enjoy dispatching!
Nebojša Prijić is a Managing Editor at Pro Game Guides with over 25 years of experience in journalism, screenwriting, and copywriting. He previously worked as Editor-in-Chief of Maxim Serbia magazine and the IGN Adria website. Nebojša is an old-school gamer who loves real-time strategies, shooters, and RPGs, but most of all, he plays Roblox and mobile games with his son. He remembers the first Diablo, PC games on a single floppy disk, and playing Mortal Kombat on the keyboard.