Story Choice Tracker
I use this page when I want to keep my story route clean without replaying entire episodes. It tracks key choices, flags, and the ending momentum that is building in the background. 📖
Track with the Story Choice Tracker — Story Choice Tracker checklist 🧩
Quick answer: I select the episode, mark the choices I remember, and the Story Choice Tracker shows which variables flipped. That keeps my path steady even when I take a break between sessions. ✅
The Story Choice Tracker helps me stay honest about my route. I can see which flags are active, what endings are trending, and where I’m about to drift into a different arc. It is a fast check, not a full recap.
How the Story Choice Tracker keeps Story Choice Tracker paths steady 🧭
I think of story planning like tracking a route map. One small choice can tilt romance, trust, or leadership in ways that only show up later. This tool keeps those pivots visible, so I don’t stumble into an ending I did not intend.
“A clean log beats a perfect memory.” — the rule I follow on longer story runs.
Story Choice Tracker
Record key decisions, see branches, and keep your ending route steady.
📘 How to Use Story Choice Tracker
I pick an episode, select the decisions I remember, and track which variables turn on. That keeps my route consistent without rereading every scene.
Episode 1: Onboard
SDN is committed to providing a safe, violence-free workplace. Robert Robertson begins his journey as a dispatcher at the Superhero Dispatch Network.
Bro Fist with Royd
When meeting Royd, decide how to respond to his greeting
Choice Branches:
Invisigal Incident
🎯 Key ChoiceInvisigal punched you. Blonde Blazer asks what happened
Choice Branches:
Sonar and Vanderstenk
Decide whether to let Sonar meet with Vanderstenk
Choice Branches:
Fight-Men Naming
Help the duo decide on their superhero team name
Choice Branches:
Blazer After Work
🎯 Key ChoiceDecide whether to pursue a relationship with Blonde Blazer
Choice Branches:
Episode End
Episode 1 completed. Your choices will affect future episodes.
🎮 Game Variables
Track story flags that shape later scenes.
Attacked Reporter
Inactive
Kissed Blonde Blazer
Inactive
Played Tutorial Well
Inactive
Played Tutorial Poorly
Inactive
❤️ Character Relationships
I watch these to make sure trust isn’t drifting. A single choice can tilt how a hero behaves later.
🔮 What-If Simulator
Try a pivot. I use this to imagine how one swapped decision might nudge an ending.
🎯 Ending Path Progress
Professional Success Ending
mediumYou prioritized career achievements and mission success throughout Episodes 1-6. The Z-Team operates efficiently, and your professional reputation is stellar.
Stay consistent with the choices that match this tone.
Personal Connection Ending
mediumYou focused on building deep personal relationships, especially with your romantic interest. Your bond with them defines this ending.
Stay consistent with the choices that match this tone.
Team Unity Ending
hardYou balanced all team relationships and kept everyone working together harmoniously. The Z-Team is a cohesive unit.
Stay consistent with the choices that match this tone.
Conflicted Ending
easyYour choices created tension and conflict within the team. Relationships are strained, and the path forward is uncertain.
Stay consistent with the choices that match this tone.
Good Ending
very hardThe ultimate ending. You made all the right choices throughout Episodes 1-8. The Z-Team is united, your romance thrives, and the city is saved from the final threat.
Stay consistent with the choices that match this tone.
Survival Ending
mediumYou survived the final confrontation, but not everyone made it out unscathed. Some relationships were damaged, and the victory feels bittersweet.
Stay consistent with the choices that match this tone.
Sacrifice Ending
mediumTo save the city, you or someone close to you made the ultimate sacrifice. The Z-Team remembers your legacy.
Stay consistent with the choices that match this tone.
Perfect Dispatcher Ending
very hardSuccessfully completed all episodes with optimal choices. All heroes trust you and the city is safe.
Stay consistent with the choices that match this tone.
Blazer Romance Ending
mediumPursued a romantic relationship with Blonde Blazer throughout the story. Your personal and professional lives intertwined.
Stay consistent with the choices that match this tone.
Invisigal Romance Ending
hardBuilt a deep emotional connection with Invisigal (Courtney). You helped her overcome her past and find redemption.
Stay consistent with the choices that match this tone.
Balanced Team Ending
hardMaintained strong relationships with all heroes equally. SDN operates as a well-coordinated unit.
Stay consistent with the choices that match this tone.
Aggressive Dispatcher Ending
easyTook aggressive approaches to solve problems. The city is safer but relationships are strained.
Stay consistent with the choices that match this tone.
Diplomatic Ending
mediumSolved conflicts through negotiation and understanding. Built a compassionate team culture.
Stay consistent with the choices that match this tone.
Professional Dispatcher Ending
mediumKept all relationships professional and focused solely on the mission. Efficient but distant.
Stay consistent with the choices that match this tone.
🏆 Ending Collection
I use this as a checklist. Once a route hits the unlock threshold, I mark it and move on.
What this tracker makes easier ✍️
I don’t want story tools that feel like homework. This one keeps the focus on the few decisions that matter, while still giving me enough detail to stay consistent across episodes.
- Episode-by-episode checkpoints: clear nodes for each decision beat.
- Variable tracking: flags show which story switches are active. 🟢
- Ending momentum view: progress bars show where I’m trending.
- What-if glance: preview how a small swap changes direction.
If you want a neutral definition for branching narratives, the idea is similar to a branching narrative model. It’s not Dispatch-specific, but the logic is the same.
How I use it between episodes 🗺️
I log choices right after a session, then check ending progress before the next one. That keeps me from making impulse picks that derail the route I actually want.
- Log the major choices while the scenes are fresh.
- Confirm variable flags so I know what the game remembers.
- Scan ending progress and note the next key beat.
- Reset an episode if I want to test an alternate path.
| Moment | What I check | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| End of episode | Variables + progress | Confirms the route |
| Before a romance beat | Active flags | Avoids lockouts |
| Before finale | Ending progress bars | Keeps target ending in view |
Frequently Asked Questions ❓
Do I have to log every choice?
No. I only log the choices that feel like pivots. Small flavor choices can stay untracked.
Will this tell me the ending for sure?
It gives direction, not a guarantee. I use it to keep the route consistent, then confirm with story beats.
Can I reset and try a new path?
Yes. I reset an episode if I want to test a different decision chain without losing track.