Even if you've driven the route a hundred times, accidents and detours may dispatch you to Terra Incognita.
Over the course of the game, you'll manoeuvre your sub around a map, attempting to hunt down and destroy your opponents before they get the chance to dispatch you to the cold, briny depths.
You'll hear a lot of her in this dispatch; you might try reading standing up, letting her words hypnotize you too.
Students of Bainbridge's work will recognise familiar tropes, especially the wilful use of semicolons, dividing sentences from themselves, dispatching you enigmatically in another direction.
If Saddam is gone and his sons dispatched, you will still need two things: complete coöperation of whoever is running the show and inspection teams to cleanse every bedroom and every crevice in the palaces.
You are never stymied in choosing what to do next; many of the people you meet will ask for your help, dispatching you to explore a place or deliver something, and there is a job kiosk for those who are too lazy to seek out missions.
The new app helps you pull the plug on yet another long and horrific day, and dispatches you off to slumberland.
The moment it was dispatched, you got to keep whatever came out: magical armour, weapons, in-game gold, or perhaps a vanishingly rare rune that only one in ten thousand foes carried.
What you need besides the generals and the admirals who can talk about how missiles and bombs are dispatched, you need other experts.
As you know, your route here was filled with tears of joy and sorrow, dreams shattered and fulfilled, moments that dispatched you to the arms of a beloved, remarkable beginnings and ends sealed with generous promises.
There are stories about them marauding around the Commons, colonising the bars, being "chippy and confrontational", feasting on chips and sweets (Mhairi Black), taking forbidden selfies at the PM's dispatch box (you know who you are, Roger Mullin) and generally whooping it up.
