Dispatch Trophy Guide and Platinum Walkthrough

Play all 8 episodes, taking every call you can and focusing on the performance and shift-based trophies. Copy your save to a spare slot before each major branch point.

Commit to one romance route and treat that character consistently across every episode. Late switches do not register.

Prioritise the hacking calls, since expired calls cannot be recovered later in that run.

Load your copied saves to take the opposite branches, the other Episode 3 cut, the Episode 4 recruit you skipped, and the Episode 5 identity choice.

Use a second route for another romance or the Invisigal villain path, following the conditions from the start of her arc.

Use episode and scene select for anything left, remembering it overwrites the save you start from, so copy first.

Reload for the luck-based trophies and check the community-vote results screens, replaying the episode if the least-picked option was not yours.

After every ending, romance, choice, hacking, and performance trophy is banked, Dispatched unlocks. The former perfect-hacking blocker was fixed in PS5 patch 1.000.007.

Play every episode, accept every hacking call, and pursue one consistent romance path. Copy the active save before every large decision. This route should bank dispatch performance, hero development, relationship, and most miscellaneous trophies while preserving each branch point.

Use the second full route for the romance or Invisigal outcome that conflicts with the first. Reverse the major team and identity choices as they appear rather than trying to force a different ending through only the final episode.

After both routes, use protected copies for community choices, low-probability outcomes, and isolated performance trophies. Copy before scene select because the selected scene replaces progress on the source save.

Cutting Coupe and cutting Sonar cannot happen on the same route. The Episode 4 recruit also has an alternate result, so keep a branch before the team choice and label which outcome each slot contains.

Identity responses in Episode 5 affect later relationship context. In Episode 7, keeping or cutting Invisigal is a major lock. The villain route specifically needs her removed from the team and cannot be improvised after the episode ends.

Romance, friendship, mercy, and vengeance outcomes depend on earlier treatment as well as final decisions. Confirm each trophy on the profile before overwriting a finale copy for another ending.

Work Spouse rewards maximum synergy with one hero duo, while Power Trip and From Zero To Hero ask for broader development. Choose a dependable pair early and send them together whenever their stats cover a call. Use the remaining heroes to spread power expansions and upgrade progress. This prevents a late situation where the best duo is complete but several individual heroes have almost no useful development.

Watch health before choosing the next call. Phoenixes Down needs the same hero healed twice in one shift, so a controlled recovery plan is useful when the opportunity appears. Do not sacrifice the clean-shift target for it on the only strong performance route. A copied shift or the second playthrough gives a safer place to engineer damage, healing, and the second recovery without losing a Z-Team result.

After a story choice or ending, return to the PlayStation trophy list and verify that the expected unlock has synced. Keep the completed save until that confirmation is visible. If a result fails, the protected branch lets you retry the final scene or review the earlier conditions without recreating the entire relationship path. This matters most for the choice trophies whose names do not plainly reveal the decision that awarded them.

At final cleanup, compare the profile against four groups, story outcomes, hacks, dispatch performance, and hero development. Then use the full table to identify the exact missing name. Cleaning by group is faster than replaying random episodes because every missing trophy points to a specific tool. Story outcomes use branch saves, hacks use their calls, performance uses shifts, and community or probability trophies use controlled reloads.

The in-game route is finished only when the PlayStation profile shows every expected unlock. Compare the missing names against the table, then identify whether each one belongs to a choice, a dispatch shift, a hack, a relationship, or hero progression. Load the nearest protected branch for that category instead of restarting Episode 1. Keep every completed route until Dispatched appears, because a trophy that has not synced is easier to repair while its supporting save still exists.

Treat the four slots as a route tree. Slot one is the active first playthrough, slot two protects the Episode 3 cut, slot three protects the later Invisigal and romance decisions, and slot four remains available for the Episode 8 ending branch. Copy before choosing, not after the results screen. A short note outside the game with the episode, decision, and intended trophy prevents two visually similar saves from being confused.

The first route should accept every call, complete every available hack, and commit to one relationship from its earliest scenes. It should also pursue stable high dispatch grades and hero upgrades. That combination banks the trophies that depend on cumulative performance while the route is already moving through all eight episodes. Do not interrupt it repeatedly for luck results when a protected shift can be reloaded later.

The Episode 3 Coupe or Sonar cut is an obvious split, but it is not the only choice that matters. The Episode 4 recruit, Episode 5 identity response, Episode 7 decision about Invisigal, and Episode 8 relationship and moral outcomes all create incompatible results. A late finale reload can only change decisions made after that save. It cannot repair a relationship path that was treated inconsistently several episodes earlier.

Use the second playthrough for the broad opposite route. Reverse the team decisions that were not recovered from a branch, choose the other consistent romance or friendship treatment, and decide early whether this is the Invisigal villain path. That path requires cutting her in Episode 7, telling her it is over, and leaving her tied up in Episode 8. Missing an early condition means the final choice alone will not award the outcome.

Hacking opportunities arrive through dispatch calls and can expire if they are ignored. Accept them as soon as they appear, even when another call looks better for the current team. Most ordinary performance targets can be repaired through later shifts or scene select. A missed hack usually needs an earlier episode state or another route, which makes it the more expensive mistake.

H4ck3d by R0b3rt originally blocked completion for some PS5 players. Update 1.000.007, released on November 22, 2025, fixed the trophy and made the platinum obtainable. Complete every hacking level successfully on an updated game. If the trophy does not register, confirm the installed version and compare the completed calls against the episode route before replaying the entire story.

A clean shift depends on team selection, synergy, health, and stat coverage. Build those results during the normal route by pairing heroes whose strengths cover the graph and by healing before an injured hero becomes a forced failure. Overkill, Work Spouse, Power Trip, and the hero progression trophies benefit from consistent management across episodes rather than one isolated reload.

Fool's Luck and Snake Eyes are different because the displayed probability is the requirement. Prepare a call below 15 percent for the successful low-odds result and one above 70 percent for the required failure. Copy before resolving the call, reload after the opposite result, and keep the route unchanged between attempts. That preserves the qualifying percentage and turns an uncertain story replay into a short controlled loop.

The two community trophies do not have a permanent answer. They compare the selected option against what the player population chose, so an old guide can point to an answer that is no longer the least popular. Make the choice, read the results screen, and confirm whether the trophy unlocks before advancing or overwriting the episode copy.

If the selected answer is not the current minority option, reload the protected save and take another choice. Keep the game online long enough for current results to load, but remember that these are not multiplayer trophies. The list still has zero online play requirements. The community result is only data used to judge the choice.

Scene select overwrites the save used to launch it. Before cleanup, copy the completed route to another slot and verify that the copy opens at the expected point. Then use the expendable copy for a missed QTE scene, a short performance objective, or a community result. Never test scene select on the only save holding a finished romance or ending path.

QTEs can be disabled without a trophy penalty, and failing one changes the scene rather than ending the game. Turn them off if they slow repeat attempts. The platinum route is mainly an exercise in state management, not execution, so protect the choices first and use the accessibility setting that makes repeated scenes fastest and most reliable.