| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 26 | MS11_0060_Constitution_Scene_1 | | This is the Captain speaking. We're taking on an allied soldier. Clear the berth. Disable defenses. Make way. | | A1a |
| 27 | MS11_0070_Constitution_Scene_2 | | Midshipmen. Stand down. Stand down, I say. This soldier is a guest on our vessel. Please afford him all appropriate courtesies. | | A1a |
| 28 | MS11_0080_Constitution_Scene_3 | FirstMate: Unidentified intruder. Intruder. | Mr. First Mate. This is the Captain. This soldier is no intruder. | FirstMate: Requesting permission to use lethal force. | A1a |
| 29 | FirstMate: Unable to comply. | Stand down. That's an order. And for God's sake use the accent. | FirstMate: Aye. Cap-tain. Standing down. | A1a |
| 30 | MS11_0080a_FirstMateWalkAway | | Stand down. That's an order. And for God's sake use the accent. | FirstMate: Aye. Cap-tain. Standing down. | A1a |
| 31 | MS11_0100_Meet_Ironsides | | {Firm rebuke, implacable} I'll have none of your lip, Mr. Navigator. Have the crow's nest scan two points off the port bow. Jump to it. | MrNavigator: Aye, Captain. | A |
| 32 | Player Default: Thanks for calling him off me. | The scan shows you have the proper number of appendages still, so all is well. | Ironsides: I am Captain Ironsides, commander of the USS Constitution. | A1a |
| 33 | Player Default: Thanks for calling him off me. | Indeed! | Ironsides: I am Captain Ironsides, commander of the USS Constitution. | A2a |
| 34 | Ironsides: I am Captain Ironsides, commander of the USS Constitution. | {A little morose, gets genuinely heated at the end - raises voice} You visit this fine vessel in trying times. Becalmed these long years on her airy perch. Damn you Weatherby Savings and Loan! I spit at you! | Player Default: A sad state of affairs for such an historic ship. | A1a |
| 35 | Player Default: A sad state of affairs for such an historic ship. | {A little sad} On that we are in agreement. | Ironsides: What vexes me most is my inability to assist in the war effort. My gun decks have naught but mole rats and ne'er-do-wells as targets. | A1a |
| 36 | Player Default: You should just abandon the ship. | {Pride, Stoic} It is not in my character, sir, to retreat simply because the odds are great. I will persevere. | Ironsides: What vexes me most is my inability to assist in the war effort. My gun decks have naught but mole rats and ne'er-do-wells as targets. | B1a |
| 37 | Player Default: You should just abandon the ship. | {Pride, Stoic} It is not in my character, madame, to retreat simply because the odds are great. I will persevere. | Ironsides: What vexes me most is my inability to assist in the war effort. My gun decks have naught but mole rats and ne'er-do-wells as targets. | B2a |
| 38 | Player Default: How did it even get up here? | {Starts like he's going to share a yarn, then a sheepish confession} A harrowing tale, of that there can be no doubt. Or I should say, I assume it is. | | Y1a |
| 39 | | {Morose} I came upon her as she is. Atop this Sargasso Sea of rubble and misfortune. | Ironsides: What vexes me most is my inability to assist in the war effort. My gun decks have naught but mole rats and ne'er-do-wells as targets. | Y1b |
| 40 | Ironsides: On that we are in agreement. | {Morose irritation} What vexes me most is my inability to assist in the war effort. My gun decks have naught but mole rats and ne'er-do-wells as targets. | Ironsides: Enough pleasantries. The Constitution has systems that need repairs to carry out its mission. | A1a |
| 41 | MrNavigator: Aye, Captain. | {Switching to address the PC, said with detached pleasantness} Our soldier has arrived. I trust the First Mate didn't give you too hard a time? Been too long since we've seen the Congressional Army. | Player Default: Thanks for calling him off me. | A1a |
| 42 | MrNavigator: Aye, Captain. | {Switching to address the PC, said with detached pleasantness} Our soldier has arrived. Been too long since we've seen the Congressional Army. | Player Default: Thanks for calling him off me. | A2a |
| 43 | MrNavigator: Aye, Captain. | {Switching to address the PC, said with detached pleasantness} By the emergency powers vested in me, I hereby conscript you into the Congressional Army. Welcome to the army, soldier. | Player Default: Thanks for calling him off me. | A3a |
| 44 | Player Default: The scan shows you have the proper number of appendages still, so all is well. | {Respectful introduction, proud} I am Captain Ironsides, commander of the USS Constitution. | Ironsides: You visit this fine vessel in trying times. Becalmed these long years on her airy perch. Damn you Weatherby Savings and Loan! I spit at you! | A1a |
| 45 | Ironsides: What vexes me most is my inability to assist in the war effort. My gun decks have naught but mole rats and ne'er-do-wells as targets. | {Changing gears, becoming more military - handing orders to a subordinate} Enough pleasantries. The Constitution has systems that need repairs to carry out its mission. | Player Default: Just tell me what you need. | A1a |
| 46 | Player Default: Just tell me what you need. | {Pleased} Good man. | Ironsides: Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. They will relay your instructions. Dismissed. | A1a |
| 47 | Player Default: Just tell me what you need. | {Pleased} Excellent. | Ironsides: Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. They will relay your instructions. Dismissed. | A2a |
| 48 | Player Default: Fix the ship yourself. I don't take orders from you. | {Dressing down, a little heated} I insist you do, sir. It's a court martialing offense to disobey the orders of a superior officer. | Ironsides: Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. They will relay your instructions. Dismissed. | B1a |
| 49 | Player Default: Fix the ship yourself. I don't take orders from you. | {Dressing down, a little heated} I insist you do, madame. It's a court martialing offense to disobey the orders of a superior officer. | Ironsides: Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. They will relay your instructions. Dismissed. | B2a |
| 50 | Player Default: If I help you, I expect part of the payment up front. | {Considering, then makes a decision} Hmm. New soldiers typically receive an enlistment bonus. I will authorize this. Consult with the ship's purser. | Ironsides: Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. They will relay your instructions. Dismissed. | X1a |
| 51 | Player Default: If I help you, I expect part of the payment up front. | {A little annoyed, but caves into the player's request} What a singular request. Were you in the navy, I would remind you of your oath. But as a soldier... | | X2a |
| 52 | | {Crisp, not unfriendly} I will authorize a performance bonus payable immediately. Consult with the ship's purser. | Ironsides: Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. They will relay your instructions. Dismissed. | X2b |
| 53 | Player Default: If I help you, I expect part of the payment up front. | {Considering, honest} I will not deny the mission is a dangerous and arduous one. Very well, then, hazard pay is approved. | Ironsides: Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. They will relay your instructions. Dismissed. | X3a |
| 54 | Player Default: If I help you, I expect part of the payment up front. | {Emphasize "after" (no more pay up front for you, PC). Ends firmly.} After you've fullfilled your duty, I will see to it you receive a full officer's share of the prize money. I consider this matter closed. | | X4a |
| 55 | | Consult the ship purser for your bonus and the mission requirements. | Ironsides: Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. They will relay your instructions. Dismissed. | X4b |
| 56 | Player Default: If I help you, I expect part of the payment up front. | {Dismissing the player's argument, firm and fair} For your services you will get your fair share of the prize money. At the end of the voyage the same as the rest of the crew. I consider this matter resolved. | Ironsides: Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. They will relay your instructions. Dismissed. | X5a |
| 57 | Player Default: What war effort? | {Some heat about China (they're the enemy!). The second sentence said sincerely but should invite a laugh.} Against Communist China, of course. But if any Red Coats or Canadians sail nearby, I will give them a good thrashing, to be sure. | | Y1a |
| 58 | | {Savoring the idea, should invite more chuckles (talking about the burning of DC during the War of 1812)} To avenge the burning of our nation's capital would be a sweet victory, indeed. | Ironsides: Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. They will relay your instructions. Dismissed. | Y1b |
| 59 | Player Default: What war effort? | I beg your indulgence, sir, but it is a matter of great import and requires secrecy. It will help the war effort for America and her allies. | Ironsides: Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. They will relay your instructions. Dismissed. | Y2a |
| 60 | Player Default: What war effort? | I beg your indulgence, madame, but it is a matter of great import and requires secrecy. It will help the war effort for America and her allies. | Ironsides: Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. They will relay your instructions. Dismissed. | Y3a |
| 61 | Player Default: What war effort? | I beseech you to exercise caution in talking about... that. The less said the better. | Ironsides: Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. They will relay your instructions. Dismissed. | Y4a |
| 62 | Player Default: What war effort? | At this juncture, all I can confide is this: the Constitution will do our great nation little service while she's marooned here. This must be rectified. | Ironsides: Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. They will relay your instructions. Dismissed. | Y5a |
| 63 | Player Default: What war effort? | I respect your commitment and service, sir, but a secret easily divulged is no secret at all. | Ironsides: Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. They will relay your instructions. Dismissed. | Y6a |
| 64 | Player Default: What war effort? | I respect your commitment and service, madame, but a secret easily divulged is no secret at all. | Ironsides: Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. They will relay your instructions. Dismissed. | Y7a |
| 65 | Ironsides: Good man. | {Cautioning} Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. They will relay your instructions. Dismissed. | | A1a |
| 66 | MS11_0100a_IronsidesAnswers | | The quaint vulgarity of the common soldier. It warms the circuits. | Ironsides: This is the pride of our navy. The USS Constitution. As her commander, it is my privilege to enforce a certain measure of decorum amongst my crew. | B1a |
| 67 | Ironsides: The quaint vulgarity of the common soldier. It warms the circuits. | This is the pride of our navy. The USS Constitution. As her commander, it is my privilege to enforce a certain measure of decorum amongst my crew. | Player Default: Your lookout told me to come up here. Why? | A1a |
| 68 | Player Default: Are you crazy? Do even know what year it is? | Do not mistake my genteel manner for derangement, sir. I am fully aware that it is the Year of Our Lord 2287. | Player Default: Your lookout told me to come up here. Why? | B1a |
| 69 | Player Default: Are you crazy? Do even know what year it is? | Do not mistake my genteel manner for derangement, madame. I am fully aware that it is the Year of Our Lord 2287. | Player Default: Your lookout told me to come up here. Why? | B2a |
| 70 | Player Default: You didn't explain why you're talking like that. | Look around you. In these times of great unrest, is it not prudent to adopt the manner of a more civilized time? | | X1a |
| 71 | | If that answer is not to your satisfaction, I'm afraid you must make your peace with it. | Player Default: Your lookout told me to come up here. Why? | X1b |
| 72 | Player Default: Why are you even here? On this ship? It's ancient. | This vessel has more than once been the seat of our great nation's naval power. Is it not fitting she don this mantle again? | Player Default: Your lookout told me to come up here. Why? | Y1a |
| 73 | Player Default: Why are you even here? On this ship? It's ancient. | As ordained by the chain of command. The links of which start with our most august admirals and plummet to the lowliest of Sentry Bots. | | Y2a |
| 74 | | After all our brothers in arms perished, I reluctantly assumed command. | Player Default: Your lookout told me to come up here. Why? | Y2b |
| 75 | Player Default: Your lookout told me to come up here. Why? | I confess, we need your assistance. | Ironsides: You visit this fine vessel in trying times. Becalmed these long years on her airy perch. Damn you Weatherby Savings and Loan! I spit at you! | A1a |
| 76 | MS11_0170_Attack | Ironsides: Fire at will. | Man the turrets. Show them what we're made of. | | A1a |
| 77 | Ironsides: Fire at will. | Keep firing, soldier! | | A2a |
| 78 | Ironsides: Fire at will. | Blast them with everything we got. | | A3a |
| 79 | Ironsides: Fire at will. | Broadside them, soldier. | | A4a |
| 80 | Ironsides: Fire at will. | Is there no end to these god-forsaken ruffians? | | A5a |
| 81 | | Look lively, lads. Scavengers approach. | Ironsides: Soldier, man the cannons. Kill them only as a last resort. A few warning shots usually suffice to scare that rabble off. | A1a |
| 82 | Ironsides: Look lively, lads. Scavengers approach. | Soldier, man the cannons. Kill them only as a last resort. A few warning shots usually suffice to scare that rabble off. | Ironsides: The cannons are ready! | A1a |
| 83 | Ironsides: The cannons are ready! | Fire at will. | Ironsides: Man the turrets. Show them what we're made of. | A1a |
| 84 | MS11_0170a_AttackDone | | They've struck their colors. | Ironsides: Well done, men. | A1a |
| 85 | Ironsides: They've struck their colors. | Well done, men. | | A1a |
| 86 | MS11_0300_NavigatorFirstQuest | MrNavigator: Reclaim chip at scavenger's forward recon station. Captain has approved a bounty for its return. | Lethal force is prohibited unless absolutely necessary. | MrNavigator: Aft dinghy unlocked and available for your use. Sir. | A1a |
| 87 | Player Default: Proclamation 1. | Defend the Constitution by any means necessary. | MrNavigator: Guidance system offline. Multiple errors diagnosed. First error: Guidance Chip stolen. This unit requires its return. | A1a |
| 88 | MS11_0700_IronsidesTurbopumpQuest | | {Pleased, energetic} You've been of service to our noble vessel. | Ironsides: I am pleased you recovered the guidance chip without bloodshed. Though the scavengers have caused us grievous injury our goals must be nobler than base revenge. | A |
| 89 | Ironsides: Complete this task, and I will gladly relate our mission. Until then: Silence, vigilance. | The ship requires Turbopump Bearings from a nearby factory. It will undoubtedly be a dangerous mission. But I have faith you will succeed. | | A1a |
| 90 | Player Default: It is a soldier's hard duty to follow orders with scant context and details. But... | Complete this task, and I will gladly relate our mission. Until then: Silence, vigilance. | Ironsides: The ship requires Turbopump Bearings from a nearby factory. It will undoubtedly be a dangerous mission. But I have faith you will succeed. | Y1a |
| 91 | RobotIronsides: You've been of service to our noble vessel. | I am pleased you recovered the guidance chip without bloodshed. Though the scavengers have caused us grievous injury our goals must be nobler than base revenge. | Player Default: I figured a little theft was better than a lot of blood. | A1a |
| 92 | RobotIronsides: You've been of service to our noble vessel. | Despite ample provocation, I had hoped the guidance chip could be recovered without violence to the scavengers. Even now they plot their retaliation. | Player Default: I figured a little theft was better than a lot of blood. | A2a |
| 93 | Player Default: I figured a little theft was better than a lot of blood. | Agreed. Quite commendable. | Ironsides: I find I must reward your considerable efforts with a final labor. We stand but a hair's breadth away from embarking on our sacred mission. | A1a |
| 94 | Player Default: I figured a little theft was better than a lot of blood. | They seek to impugn the honor of the military? Truly, there is no depth they will not sink to. | Ironsides: I find I must reward your considerable efforts with a final labor. We stand but a hair's breadth away from embarking on our sacred mission. | A2a |
| 95 | Player Default: I figured a little theft was better than a lot of blood. | I have no doubt that they made a peaceful resolution impossible. But you did you duty, and did it well. | Ironsides: I find I must reward your considerable efforts with a final labor. We stand but a hair's breadth away from embarking on our sacred mission. | A3a |
| 96 | Player Default: It would've been a whole lot easier just killing them. | An argument I have heard all too often from the First Mate. | Ironsides: I find I must reward your considerable efforts with a final labor. We stand but a hair's breadth away from embarking on our sacred mission. | B1a |
| 97 | Player Default: It would've been a whole lot easier just killing them. | And I am, as well. | Ironsides: I find I must reward your considerable efforts with a final labor. We stand but a hair's breadth away from embarking on our sacred mission. | B2a |
| 98 | Player Default: It would've been a whole lot easier just killing them. | My comment was not meant to disparage your character, but theirs. | Ironsides: I find I must reward your considerable efforts with a final labor. We stand but a hair's breadth away from embarking on our sacred mission. | B3a |
| 99 | Player Default: I got the job done. | Quite commendable. | Ironsides: I find I must reward your considerable efforts with a final labor. We stand but a hair's breadth away from embarking on our sacred mission. | X1a |
| 100 | Player Default: Why did you want me to spare the scavengers? | I confess they are a blight upon my existence. Those scallywags killed many of my marines. We're down to a skeleton crew due to that... filth. | | Y1a |
| 101 | | But they are citizens of the Commonwealth. Citizens we're pledged to protect against foreign incursion. Which is not without its irony. | Ironsides: I find I must reward your considerable efforts with a final labor. We stand but a hair's breadth away from embarking on our sacred mission. | Y1b |
| 102 | Player Default: Agreed. Quite commendable. | I find I must reward your considerable efforts with a final labor. We stand but a hair's breadth away from embarking on our sacred mission. | Player Default: I'm always happy to help. | A1a |
| 103 | Player Default: I'm always happy to help. | I would expect nothing less. | Ironsides: The ship requires Turbopump Bearings from a nearby factory. It will undoubtedly be a dangerous mission. But I have faith you will succeed. | A1a |
| 104 | Player Default: I thought I was finally done with this. | We are defined by the caliber of challenges we choose to undertake. So attack adversity with gusto. | Ironsides: The ship requires Turbopump Bearings from a nearby factory. It will undoubtedly be a dangerous mission. But I have faith you will succeed. | B1a |
| 105 | Player Default: So now can you tell me what's going on? | It is a soldier's hard duty to follow orders with scant context and details. But... | Ironsides: Complete this task, and I will gladly relate our mission. Until then: Silence, vigilance. | Y1a |
| 106 | MS11_0750_IronsidesShipRepaired | | {Pleased, energetic} Trim the power on the starboard bow. Steady as she goes, Mr. Navigator. | Ironsides: Luck willing, at long last we'll set sail. And our hero of the hour is to thank. You've earned a double share, sir. Well done. | A |
| 107 | RobotIronsides: Trim the power on the starboard bow. Steady as she goes, Mr. Navigator. | {Grateful, impressed} Luck willing, at long last we'll set sail. And our hero of the hour is to thank. You've earned a double share, sir. Well done. | Player Default: My pleasure. | A1a |
| 108 | RobotIronsides: Trim the power on the starboard bow. Steady as she goes, Mr. Navigator. | {Grateful, impressed} Luck willing, at long last we'll set sail. And our hero of the hour is to thank. You've earned a double share, madame. Well done. | Player Default: My pleasure. | A2a |
| 109 | Player Default: My pleasure. | {Appretiative} You are truly worthy, sir, of witnessing our maiden voyage. | Ironsides: Our twin NX-42 rockets will alight and unmoor us from this dreaded Savings and Loan. | A1a |
| 110 | Player Default: My pleasure. | {Appretiative} You are truly worthy, madame, of witnessing our maiden voyage. | Ironsides: Our twin NX-42 rockets will alight and unmoor us from this dreaded Savings and Loan. | A2a |
| 111 | Player Default: Set sail? You'll need a hell of a lot more than luck to do that. | {Considering} Doubt is reasonable. I shall relay my plan to you. | Ironsides: Our twin NX-42 rockets will alight and unmoor us from this dreaded Savings and Loan. | B1a |
| 112 | Player Default: The reward better be worth it. | {Pleased} You shall not be disappointed. And you can witness our maiden voyage. | Ironsides: Our twin NX-42 rockets will alight and unmoor us from this dreaded Savings and Loan. | X1a |
| 113 | Player Default: Set sail? | {Pleased, excited} On the eve of our voyage, the need for secrecy is long past. | Ironsides: Our twin NX-42 rockets will alight and unmoor us from this dreaded Savings and Loan. | Y1a |
| 114 | Ironsides: You are truly worthy, sir, of witnessing our maiden voyage. | {Said almost dreamily - the fruition of a hundred years of work} Our twin NX-42 rockets will alight and unmoor us from this dreaded Savings and Loan. | | A1a |
| 115 | | {Painting a verbal picture, excited, proud} The Constitution will launch into the heavens and after gently land in the ocean. Then we take our rightful place as defenders of the Atlantic. | Player Default: That's ambitious. | A1b |
| 116 | Player Default: That's ambitious. | {Excited} As they say, "nothing ventured, nothing gained". | Ironsides: One task remains us, we need to power up the auxiliary generator to commence our voyage. Might you do the honors, soldier? | A1a |
| 117 | Player Default: You're going to blow the whole damned ship up. | {Poo-pooing that very reasonable fear, should invite a chuckle} Oh ye of little faith. There is a scant 14% chance of that. | Ironsides: One task remains us, we need to power up the auxiliary generator to commence our voyage. Might you do the honors, soldier? | B1a |
| 118 | Player Default: That's quite a plan. | {Admiring his own plan} A thing of brilliance, is it not? | Ironsides: One task remains us, we need to power up the auxiliary generator to commence our voyage. Might you do the honors, soldier? | X1a |
| 119 | Player Default: You're going to what? | {Admiring his own plan} A thing of brilliance, is it not? | Ironsides: One task remains us, we need to power up the auxiliary generator to commence our voyage. Might you do the honors, soldier? | Y1a |
| 120 | Ironsides: As they say, "nothing ventured, nothing gained". | {Pleased} One task remains us, we need to power up the auxiliary generator to commence our voyage. Might you do the honors, soldier? | Player Default: I'll make sure you get all the power you need. | A1a |
| 121 | Ironsides: As they say, "nothing ventured, nothing gained". | {Barking an order, stopped midsentence by enemies approaching} Mr. Navigator, put her through her paces. We need to- | Ironsides: Those motherless curs. Prepare to broadside. Defend the Constitution until our last breath! | A2a |
| 122 | Ironsides: Mr. Navigator, put her through her paces. We need to- | {Barking orders, preparing his troops to be attacked} Those motherless curs. Prepare to broadside. Defend the Constitution until our last breath! | | A1a |
| 123 | MS11_0750a_Ironsides_Betrayed | Player Default: I'll make sure you get all the power you need. | {Pleased} Splendid. You are a credit to your regiment. | Ironsides: Here is your amply deserved reward. Our great voyage awaits. | A1a |
| 124 | Player Default: Do I have to do everything for you? | {Being the better man, military} In recognition of your service, I will forgive this slight. However, you are hereby ordered to tend to the auxilliary power. | Ironsides: Here is your amply deserved reward. Our great voyage awaits. | B1a |
| 125 | Player Default: I suppose I can do that. | Splendid. | Ironsides: Here is your amply deserved reward. Our great voyage awaits. | X1a |
| 126 | Player Default: Where's the generator? | {Cautioning} On the top deck of the Royal Arms Apartments. Rebel stragglers may yet remain, so have a care. | Ironsides: Here is your amply deserved reward. Our great voyage awaits. | Y1a |
| 127 | Player Default: Splendid. You are a credit to your regiment. | {Thankful} Here is your amply deserved reward. Our great voyage awaits. | | A1a |
| 128 | MS11_0810_WeHaveBoarders | | Scavengers are attempting to board. Blast them back to whence they came. | | A1a |
| 129 | MS11_0820_BoardersAreInside | | The scavengers have breeched the ship. Prepare to repel boarders! | | A1a |
| 130 | MS11_0850_IronsidesVictory | | {Victorious, barking orders} Gods be good, the scavenger assault has been broken. Not one of those scallywags stepped foot on our vessel. All hands, prepare ship for launch! | Player Default: Congratulations, Captain. | A |
| 131 | | {Victorious, barking orders} The boarders are repelled. All hands, prepare ship for launch! | Player Default: Congratulations, Captain. | A |
| 132 | Player Default: Congratulations, Captain. | There is one thing. | Ironsides: We need power from the auxiliary generator to commence our voyage. I fear I must call upon you one last time. | A1a |
| 133 | Player Default: This is a horrible idea. | {Resolute} Only if I fail, sir. | Ironsides: We need power from the auxiliary generator to commence our voyage. I fear I must call upon you one last time. | B1a |
| 134 | Player Default: This is a horrible idea. | {Resolute} Only if I fail, madame. | Ironsides: We need power from the auxiliary generator to commence our voyage. I fear I must call upon you one last time. | B2a |
| 135 | Player Default: I'll be going then. | There is one thing. | Ironsides: We need power from the auxiliary generator to commence our voyage. I fear I must call upon you one last time. | X1a |
| 136 | Player Default: You're still going through with this? | {Some urgency} Given time the scavengers will regroup. It may be now or never. | Ironsides: We need power from the auxiliary generator to commence our voyage. I fear I must call upon you one last time. | Y1a |
| 137 | Ironsides: There is one thing. | {Solemn, appreciative} We need power from the auxiliary generator to commence our voyage. I fear I must call upon you one last time. | Player Default: Consider it done. | A1a |
| 138 | Player Default: Consider it done. | {Impressed} I admire your pluck. | Ironsides: Here is your amply deserved reward. God speed to you, sir. | A1a |
| 139 | Player Default: I'm getting tired of doing your errands. | {Resolute} There is nothing left to be done. Victory or bitter defeat is all the remains. | Ironsides: Here is your amply deserved reward. God speed to you, sir. | B1a |
| 140 | Player Default: I've come this far. | {Thankful} I recognize that without your considerable efforts, we would not be here. | Ironsides: Here is your amply deserved reward. God speed to you, sir. | X1a |
| 141 | Player Default: Where's the generator? | {Cautioning} On the top deck of the Royal Arms Apartments. Scavengers may yet remain, so have a care. | Ironsides: Here is your amply deserved reward. God speed to you, sir. | Y1a |
| 142 | Ironsides: I admire your pluck. | {Deeply thankful and goodbye forever} Here is your amply deserved reward. God speed to you, sir. | | A1a |
| 143 | Ironsides: I admire your pluck. | {Deeply thankful and goodbye forever} Here is your amply deserved reward. God speed to you, madame. | | A2a |
| 144 | MS11_0920_IronsidesCountdown | | {Barking orders} Mr. Navigator, slowly throttle the engines. | Ironsides_Intercom: Keep idling those engines. | A1a |
| 145 | Ironsides_Intercom: Mr. Navigator, slowly throttle the engines. | {Firm} Keep idling those engines. | Ironsides_Intercom: Ahoy, soldier. We're ready for our auxilliary power. | A1a |
| 146 | Ironsides_Intercom: Keep idling those engines. | {Barking an order to the PC} Ahoy, soldier. We're ready for our auxilliary power. | Ironsides_Intercom: Power nominal. Excellent. Commencing final countdown. | A1a |
| 147 | Ironsides_Intercom: Ahoy, soldier. We're ready for our auxilliary power. | {Pleased, calling out to the whole ship} Power nominal. Excellent. Commencing final countdown. | Ironsides_Intercom: Three. | A1a |
| 148 | Ironsides_Intercom: Ahoy, soldier. We're ready for our auxilliary power. | {A touch impatient} The ship stands ready, soldier. Power up at will. | Ironsides_Intercom: Power nominal. Excellent. Commencing final countdown. | A2a |
| 149 | Ironsides_Intercom: Ahoy, soldier. We're ready for our auxilliary power. | {Impatient} We cannot proceed until we have auxiliary power. Flip the switch. The Atlantic awaits. | Ironsides_Intercom: Power nominal. Excellent. Commencing final countdown. | A3a |
| 150 | Ironsides_Intercom: Ahoy, soldier. We're ready for our auxilliary power. | {Insistent} We need more power. | Ironsides_Intercom: Power nominal. Excellent. Commencing final countdown. | A4a |
| 151 | Ironsides_Intercom: Power nominal. Excellent. Commencing final countdown. | Three. | Ironsides_Intercom: Two. | A1a |
| 152 | Ironsides_Intercom: Three. | Two. | Ironsides_Intercom: One. | A1a |
| 153 | Ironsides_Intercom: Two. | One. | Ironsides_Intercom: Mr. Navigator, light the engines. | A1a |
| 154 | Ironsides_Intercom: One. | {Excited command} Mr. Navigator, light the engines. | Ironsides_Intercom: Thrusters... What has befallen us? Midshipman report. Report. | A1a |
| 155 | Ironsides_Intercom: Mr. Navigator, light the engines. | {Startled, the engine has blown up - shocked} Thrusters... What has befallen us? Midshipman report. Report. | Ironsides_Intercom: Damn your eyes. Restore power. Now. Until you do we're defenseless. | A1a |
| 156 | Ironsides_Intercom: Mr. Navigator, light the engines. | {Extremely pleased and proud as his ship takes off} Dreaded Savings and Loan, we shall be moored no longer. | Ironsides_Intercom: We are away! | A2a |
| 157 | Ironsides_Intercom: Dreaded Savings and Loan, we shall be moored no longer. | {Cheering} We are away! | Ironsides_Intercom: Two points to starboard. | A1a |
| 158 | Ironsides_Intercom: We are away! | {Quick order} Two points to starboard. | Ironsides_Intercom: Yes, yes. | A1a |
| 159 | Ironsides_Intercom: Two points to starboard. | {Things are working!} Yes, yes. | Ironsides_Intercom: We did it! Victory at last. | A1a |
| 160 | Ironsides_Intercom: Yes, yes. | {Crowing triumphant} We did it! Victory at last. | Ironsides_Intercom: Helm reports we are a quarter fathom closer to the Atlantic. By my calculations in a mere century we will take to the ocean. Well done. | A1a |
| 161 | Ironsides_Intercom: We did it! Victory at last. | {Extremely pleased, congratulating everyone} Helm reports we are a quarter fathom closer to the Atlantic. By my calculations in a mere century we will take to the ocean. Well done. | | A1a |
| 162 | MS11_0920a_IronsidesCountdownSabotaged | | {Barking urgent orders} Damn your eyes. Restore power. Now. Until you do we're defenseless. | Ironsides_Intercom: Why have we been forsaken? | A1a |
| 163 | Ironsides_Intercom: Damn your eyes. Restore power. Now. Until you do we're defenseless. | {A grim utterance (maybe make hte PC feel a little bad, he betrayed this robot)} Why have we been forsaken? | | A1a |
| 164 | MS11_AttackersOnSecondFloor | | They've taken the lower deck. Middle deck prepare yourself. | | A1a |
| 165 | MS11_AttackersOnThirdFloor | | Brace for it, cargo hold. Enemies approach! | | A1a |
| 166 | MS11_AttackersOnTopDeck | | Hold the top deck, we will not be defeated! | | A1a |
| 167 | MS11_Cannons_Ready | | The cannons are ready! | | A1a |
| 168 | | Flip the switch to broadside them! | | A2a |
| 169 | - | | I will defend this vessel until my last breath. | | |
| 170 | | For this treason the punishment is surely death. | | |
| 171 | | Lookout? Any sign of the intruders? Stand down, men. | | |
| 172 | | The vessel is secure once more. | | |
| 173 | | Foul traitor, you hide in vain. | | |
| 174 | | And the miscreant is found. | | |
| 175 | | Curses. Our foe eludes us. Lookout, maintain power to perimeter sensors. | | |
| 176 | | The foe has fled. The Constitution is secure once more. | | |
| 177 | | You cannot escape your crimes, scoundrel. | | |
| 178 | | Choose the honorable course and fight me, you curr. | | |
| 179 | | You cannot evade my keen sensors for long. | | |
| 180 | | Where the devil are you? | | |
| 181 | | Who goes there? Identify yourself. | | |
| 182 | | Unless I mistaken, I am no longer alone. | | |
| 183 | | With heavy circuit boards, I proclaim this victory. | | |
| 184 | | This threat is over. Would that I could say the same for Red China. | | |
| 185 | | Our opponent has struck their colors. Leave this ship, and never return. | | |
| 186 | | The field is ours. Until the next time. | | |
| 187 | | There is no honor in this skullduggery, sir. | | |
| 188 | | This cowardice is contemptable. | | |
| 189 | | My crew! | | |
| 190 | | Desist in your vandalism. | | |
| 191 | | Another loyal sailor meets its end. | | |
| 192 | | You will pay handsomely for that death, sir. | | |
| 193 | | This ship is the pride of the Commonwealth. Assaulting it is a crime most foul. | | |
| 194 | | The Constitution has never been defeated. Nor shall she be today. | | |
| 195 | | Diagnostics tell a grim tale. | | |
| 196 | | I die as I lived, in service to this... great... nation. | | |
| 197 | | Do not think that diminishes my resolve. | | |
| 198 | | Well struck. | | |
| 199 | | Together, my soldier friend, we will vanquish these foul scavengers. | | |
| 200 | | I will defend this vessel until my last breath. | | |
| 201 | | For this treason the punishment is death. | | |
| 202 | | I expect a response, soldier. | | |
| 203 | | It is bad form to keep a superior officer waiting. | | |
| 204 | | Your service to this hallowed vessel will never be forgot. | | |
| 205 | | This task, of many years, hinges upon those Turbopump Bearings. | | |
| 206 | | Consult with the Bosun and Mr. Navigator. | | |
| 207 | | If the scavengers keep seeking folly and destruction, I will reluctantly oblige them. | | |
| 208 | | You have your assignment! | | |
| 209 | | Welcome aboard, soldier. | | |
