Dispatch

What dispatch is for

The dispatch panel lists active missions and lets you deploy your vehicles in just a few clicks. Some operators prefer dispatch for its speed in deploying and tracking responses, while others prefer the map so they can take distances between ongoing missions into account.

Understanding a mission card

Each card shows:

• the incident name,
• the incident's resolution status,
• the required tags (e.g. PAT, CMD, ECL, LOG, …),
• the gem cost to skip the mission (more experienced players use this to estimate how difficult the incident will be to resolve. An incident costing 1 gem to skip will require 1 TAG, 5 gems means 5 TAGS, and so on up to 15. An incident costing 15 gems means its actual requirements are greater than or equal to 15 TAGS).
• in dispatch only, an estimate of the “base” reward (excluding boosters) for completing the mission.

Deploying vehicles

• Click the mission in the list or directly on its map marker.
• A list of compatible vehicles appears with their estimated distances.
• Select the units you want. Required tags are shown in GREEN below each of your vehicles. Once selected, they count toward the required resources.
• Confirm the order by clicking “Send X unit(s)”: the vehicles leave their stations and move along the road route.

Live tracking

Once units are dispatched, the mission status changes to “en route”. To learn more about incidents and how they work, visit the “Incidents” page.