Aaron Paul Reveals Possibility of More 'Dispatch' Content Ahead of Final Season Conclusions.
In an interview with Variety, Aaron Paul hinted at potential additional content for AdHoc Studio's hit new episodic choose-your-own-adventure video game "Dispatch". As the voice of Robert Robertson, aka Mecha Man in the game, Paul expressed his thoughts on the show's conclusion and whether there may be more to come.
The eight-episode first season of "Dispatch" has garnered rave reviews and impressive sales, with over 1 million players purchasing copies. The game follows a dysfunctional team of misfit heroes as they strategize who to send to emergencies around the city while balancing office politics, personal relationships, and their own quest to become heroes.
Paul described his experience voicing Robert Robertson, stating that it was a challenging role due to the multiple storyline options he encountered during recording. However, this also allowed for an interesting dynamic with other characters, as the gamers' decisions drastically changed the narrative, taking time to record.
Despite having voiced Robert Robertson since the beginning of the game, Paul revealed that he doesn't actually have a preferred outcome for his character at the end of Episode 8. Instead, he found it unique and intriguing how each path could lead the audience somewhere entirely different towards the end.
While there's no confirmation on further seasons or content, Paul left room open for possibilities, saying "maybe, maybe not." This leaves fans eagerly anticipating any future developments in the world of "Dispatch".
In an interview with Variety, Aaron Paul hinted at potential additional content for AdHoc Studio's hit new episodic choose-your-own-adventure video game "Dispatch". As the voice of Robert Robertson, aka Mecha Man in the game, Paul expressed his thoughts on the show's conclusion and whether there may be more to come.
The eight-episode first season of "Dispatch" has garnered rave reviews and impressive sales, with over 1 million players purchasing copies. The game follows a dysfunctional team of misfit heroes as they strategize who to send to emergencies around the city while balancing office politics, personal relationships, and their own quest to become heroes.
Paul described his experience voicing Robert Robertson, stating that it was a challenging role due to the multiple storyline options he encountered during recording. However, this also allowed for an interesting dynamic with other characters, as the gamers' decisions drastically changed the narrative, taking time to record.
Despite having voiced Robert Robertson since the beginning of the game, Paul revealed that he doesn't actually have a preferred outcome for his character at the end of Episode 8. Instead, he found it unique and intriguing how each path could lead the audience somewhere entirely different towards the end.
While there's no confirmation on further seasons or content, Paul left room open for possibilities, saying "maybe, maybe not." This leaves fans eagerly anticipating any future developments in the world of "Dispatch".
I mean, can you imagine more of Mecha Man's hilarious antics and Robert Robertson's witty banter? 
The fact that Aaron Paul is still voicing his character even after all these episodes is just genius. I love how he mentioned it was a challenging role because of the multiple storyline options - it makes sense, given how addictive this game is! 
Plus, it's awesome to hear that he doesn't have a preference for the ending, so we can expect some wild and unpredictable twists in future content... or maybe not? 
Either way, I'm all in for more "Dispatch" adventures! 
I mean, who wouldn't wanna play as mecha man again and try out all the different endings idk about a8th season tho, maybe thats too much of a good thing lol just give us more robertson voice acting pls 
. It's no surprise the show has been a hit with its unique choose-your-own-adventure format, but it's great to hear that Paul enjoyed playing the complex role of Robert Robertson – it really adds depth to the character 
. The fact that he's downplaying the whole thing and just kinda leaving it up to the gamers (and by gamers, I mean us, the parents who are secretly playing this game 
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. if it's true tho, wouldn't be cool to see how the story would change with each new season? or maybe we'd just get more of robertson's sassy comments 
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it just makes me wanna play the game over and over to see what happens. and can you imagine more seasons? that would be EVERYTHING 
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. Until then, I'll just keep re-logging into Dispatch and trying out all the different paths 
. If they're gonna make more content, let's see a concrete plan or else we'll just end up waiting forever for something that might never happen 
. And another thing, how do gamers even expect to play through 8 episodes in one sesh? That's like trying to finish a whole season of your fave show in one weekend 
. Give us some more details and a release date, Aaron Paul 
. i love how paul's character has no preference for his ending though, thats kinda refreshing. maybe we'll get some more mecha man drama? 
. And now they're saying maybe there'll be more seasons or content? Fingers crossed! 
. Maybe we'll get to see some crazy 'what if' scenarios with Robert Robertson and his friends... or maybe we'll just get another series of 'emotional rollercoaster' moments 
