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This is a transcript for dialogue with Liam Binet aka Patriot. |
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DialogueInstitute[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 1 | DialogueInstituteLiamFirstGreeting | {Casual, friendly} Maybe you could help me with something. | LiamBinet: I'm not allowed to leave the Institute, but I'm really curious about the Commonwealth. | A | |
| 2 | NPCMLiamBinet: Maybe you could help me with something. | I'm not allowed to leave the Institute, but I'm really curious about the Commonwealth. | A1a | ||
| 3 | Maybe you could tell me about it. What's it like, you know, up on the surface? | Player Default: It's great to see people rebuilding civilization. There's a real sense of hope. | A1b | ||
| 4 | Player Default: It's great to see people rebuilding civilization. There's a real sense of hope. | I'm glad to hear that. | LiamBinet: I know what you're thinking. Why should I care? I'm safe down here, right? | A1a | |
| 5 | Player Default: It's a wasteland. People are barely surviving up there. | Yeah, I had a feeling it was pretty bad. | LiamBinet: I know what you're thinking. Why should I care? I'm safe down here, right? | B1a | |
| 6 | Player Default: Well, let me put it this way. You're much better off down here. | I know, and I feel pretty lucky that I am. | X1a | ||
| 7 | People up there have it so much worse. | LiamBinet: I know what you're thinking. Why should I care? I'm safe down here, right? | X1b | ||
| 8 | Player Default: What makes you so curious about the surface? | Because it's the only place I'm not allowed to go. | LiamBinet: I know what you're thinking. Why should I care? I'm safe down here, right? | Y1a | |
| 9 | Player Default: I'm glad to hear that. | I know what you're thinking. Why should I care? I'm safe down here, right? | A1a | ||
| 10 | I guess it's because of something my dad once told me. | A1b | |||
| 11 | He said, contrary to others might say, science should never be dispassionate. | A1c | |||
| 12 | In fact, compassion should be one of our most important values. | Player Default: If more scientists had thought that way, the bomb might never have been invented. | A1d | ||
| 13 | Player Default: If more scientists had thought that way, the bomb might never have been invented. | Wow, I never thought of it that way, but you're right. | A1a | ||
| 14 | I can't imagine what it must have been like to be there when the bombs fell. | A1b | |||
| 15 | I think I'd have nightmares for the rest of my life. | LiamBinet: Well, it was nice to meet you. | A1c | ||
| 16 | Player Default: Real science should deal in facts, not feelings. | Most people down here would agree with you. My dad's kind of independent in that way. | B1a | ||
| 17 | He's got some different ideas and he's not afraid to say so. I admire him for it. | LiamBinet: Well, it was nice to meet you. | B1b | ||
| 18 | Player Default: I can see both sides, really. | I can understand that. | LiamBinet: Well, it was nice to meet you. | X1a | |
| 19 | Player Default: What do you think? | I think he's right. If we're going to make a better future, it should be a future where people care about each other. | LiamBinet: Well, it was nice to meet you. | Y1a | |
| 20 | Player Default: I think I'd have nightmares for the rest of my life. | Well, it was nice to meet you. | A1a | ||
| 21 | - | {Disappointed.} It's alright, I'm used to being ignored. | |||
| 22 | {Compassion} Why can't a synth be a person too? I don't really see the difference. | ||||
| 23 | {Proud} Dad says I'm as good as he is with computers. | ||||
| 24 | {Sheepish admission, but with a smile} I'm trying to learn chess, but the computer always beats me. | ||||
| 25 | {Confiding in a friend} The Coursers give me the creeps, you know? They seem, I don't know, cold. |
DialogueInstituteBinetHome[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 26 | DialogueInstituteBinetHomeScene1 | Alan: You're too smart Liam, but I assure you, it has nothing to do with anything that would concern you. | {Slightly worried, paranoid / Worried} I think that's even more concerning. | A1a | |
| 27 | Alan: What did you do with your day, Liam? | {Hiding nervousness / Nervous} You know, kept busy. | A1a | ||
| 28 | {Hiding nervousness} Hey, what's with the sudden security increase? I noticed a few more Coursers than usual walking around. Is everything okay? | Alan: Oh it's nothing to worry about. | A1b | ||
| 29 | Alan: Oh it's nothing to worry about. | {Jokingly, suspicious / Suspicious} In other words, it's definitely something to worry about and you can't talk about it. How bad is it? | Alan: You're too smart Liam, but I assure you, it has nothing to do with anything that would concern you. | A1a | |
| 30 | DialogueInstituteBinetHomeScene2 | {Curious / Question} Hey Eve, have you seen my notebook book laying around? | Eve: No. Did you leave it somewhere else? | A1a | |
| 31 | Eve: No. Did you leave it somewhere else? | {Puzzled / Puzzled} I can't remember. Oh well, I don't need it right now. | Eve: For such a smart kid, you're a bit unorganized. | A1a | |
| 32 | Eve: For such a smart kid, you're a bit unorganized. | {Friendly / Friendly} I prefer to call it organized chaos. | A1a | ||
| 33 | DialogueInstituteBinetHomeScene3 | Eve: Liam, I forgot to tell you, your friend Brendan came by looking for you. | {Curious / Puzzled} Thanks. Did he say why? | Eve: He mentioned something about studying and then said a lot of scientific words...but I don't think he knew what they meant. | A1a |
| 34 | Eve: He mentioned something about studying and then said a lot of scientific words...but I don't think he knew what they meant. | {Open with a laugh. Friendly, appreciative. / Friendly} Yeah, that sounds about right. I'll go find him later. Thanks Eve. | A1a | ||
| 35 | DialogueInstituteBinetHomeScene4 | Eve: Well, you're home now, and you should relax. I got a little sidetracked helping Liam with his work, but things are under control. | {faking annoyance / Friendly} Hey, wait a minute. I had that completely under control, thank you very much. | Eve: If you say so... | A1a |
InstM02[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 36 | InstM02Scene3LiamInvestigate | Oh, it's you again. What are you doing here? | Player Default: I'm investigating synth escapes. | A | |
| 37 | Hey, you're that new guy, the one from the vault. What are you doing here? | Player Default: I'm investigating synth escapes. | A | ||
| 38 | Player Default: I'm investigating synth escapes. | {Irritated} I already told Justin Ayo that my dad has nothing to do with that. | A1a | ||
| 39 | {Angry} I guess he didn't believe me so he sent you instead. That guy's a real jerk. | Liam: Listen, I know what Justin Ayo believes, but he's wrong. My dad's not helping synths get away. | A1b | ||
| 40 | Player Default: I'm here to prove that your father is helping synths escape. | {Angry} No he's not! First that Ayo guy tries to accuse him and now you. | B1a | ||
| 41 | {Worried} Everyone's trying to blame my dad, but he didn't do it. | Liam: Listen, I know what Justin Ayo believes, but he's wrong. My dad's not helping synths get away. | B1b | ||
| 42 | Player Default: Oh, just looking around. | Aw, come on, you're not going to fool me that easily. | X1a | ||
| 43 | {Suspicious} You're here for a reason, I can tell. So what is it? | Player Default: I'm investigating synth escapes. | X1b | ||
| 44 | Player Default: Know anything about a remote computer access? | {Concerned} Um... no, I don't know anything about that. | Y1a | ||
| 45 | {Puzzled} Why would you ask... oh, I know what this is about. | Liam: Listen, I know what Justin Ayo believes, but he's wrong. My dad's not helping synths get away. | Y1b | ||
| 46 | Player Default: I guess he didn't believe me so he sent you instead. That guy's a real jerk. | {Pleading} Listen, I know what Justin Ayo believes, but he's wrong. My dad's not helping synths get away. | A1a | ||
| 47 | {Worried} I guess he could get into real trouble if they decide he's guilty anyway. | Player Default: If your father is innocent, then there's nothing to worry about. | A1b | ||
| 48 | Player Default: Maybe. Your father is important, but so are the synths. | {Concerned} Yeah, that's what everyone keeps saying. It's like the synths are more important than people. | Liam: I wish everyone would just leave my dad alone. | X1a | |
| 49 | Player Default: Do you know anything that might help me prove his innocence? | {Conflicted, worried / Worried} I don't know anything that would help. I wish I did. | Liam: I wish everyone would just leave my dad alone. | Y1a | |
| 50 | Player Default: Yeah, that's what everyone keeps saying. It's like the synths are more important than people. | {Angry} I wish everyone would just leave my dad alone. | A1a | ||
| 51 | {Angry} I mean, why is it such a big deal if a few synths escape? We have more than enough here. | Player Default: Liam, I can only help if you're honest with me. | A1b | ||
| 52 | Player Default: Liam, I can only help if you're honest with me. | {Defiant / Irritated} I already told you., I don't know anything about it. | Liam: I guess I'll get out of your way, then. | A1a | |
| 53 | Player Default: That's not the point. It's a matter of trust and loyalty. | {Angry} My father's been loyal to the Institute every day of his life. Anyone who questions that is a fool. | Liam: I guess I'll get out of your way, then. | X1a | |
| 54 | Player Default: Is there anyone else who might want to help the synth? | {Angry / Angry} I don't know. You figure it out. Just leave my dad out of it, okay? | Liam: I guess I'll get out of your way, then. | Y1a | |
| 55 | Player Default: I already told you., I don't know anything about it. | {Irritated} I guess I'll get out of your way, then. | A1a | ||
| 56 | {Resentful / Irritated} I wouldn't want to interfere with your stupid investigation. | A1b | |||
| 57 | InstM02Scene4LiamConfession | Liam: I want to frame Justin Ayo. | Ever since Doctor Zimmer left, he's been out of control. | A1a | |
| 58 | He and his Coursers have been pushing people around and threatening them to get what he wants. | A1b | |||
| 59 | When he came after my dad, that was the last straw. | Player Default: If he's as bad as you say, then he needs to go. | A1c | ||
| 60 | PlayerVoiceFemale01: You're the one helping synths escape. Why? | {Impressed, a little cocky / Impressed} So, you figured it out. Nice work. Nobody else down here could. I'm not surprised it took someone from outside. | A1a | ||
| 61 | At first I just wanted to see if I could get away with it. It was a challenge, you know? | A1b | |||
| 62 | {Concerned} But then I realized the synths are really just like us, except without any freedom. | A1c | |||
| 63 | I decided to help the ones that wanted to escape, so they can have a better life. | Player Default: Down here, they're no better than servants. At least on the surface, they'll be free. | A1d | ||
| 64 | Player Default: Down here, they're no better than servants. At least on the surface, they'll be free. | That's all I've ever wanted for them. | Liam: Look, now that you know, you have a choice to make. You could tell Justin, but I have a proposal for you. | A1a | |
| 65 | Player Default: A better life? It's a living hell up there. | I'm not forcing them to leave, I'm just, you know, giving them an opportunity. | B1a | ||
| 66 | If they take it, they have to face the same risks as everyone else on the surface, but at least they'll be free. | Liam: Look, now that you know, you have a choice to make. You could tell Justin, but I have a proposal for you. | B1b | ||
| 67 | Player Default: You should know that Eve is dead. She died trying to protect you. | {Sadness, shock / Surprised} Oh no... no. I'm so sorry. I had no idea she's grown that attached, or cared that much. | X1a | ||
| 68 | {Sad} I swear, I didn't mean for that to happen. She was a good person, I promise. She really seemed to love us. | Liam: Look, now that you know, you have a choice to make. You could tell Justin, but I have a proposal for you. | X1b | ||
| 69 | Player Default: You should know that Eve is dead. She died trying to protect you. | {Shocked / Surprised} What?! I didn't think she cared that much about us, not enough to hurt someone. | X2a | ||
| 70 | {Contrite / Apologetic} I'm sorry. I'm really sorry. I've made a terrible mistake. I didn't mean for that to happen, I swear. | Liam: Look, now that you know, you have a choice to make. You could tell Justin, but I have a proposal for you. | X2b | ||
| 71 | Player Default: What happens to the synths you free? | {Sad} I like to think they go on to live better lives. I hope so, anyway. | Liam: Look, now that you know, you have a choice to make. You could tell Justin, but I have a proposal for you. | Y1a | |
| 72 | Player Default: That's all I've ever wanted for them. | Look, now that you know, you have a choice to make. You could tell Justin, but I have a proposal for you. | A1a | ||
| 73 | I want to frame Justin Ayo. | A1b | |||
| 74 | Player Default: If he's as bad as you say, then he needs to go. | I know just what to do. | A1a | ||
| 75 | {Conspiratorial} Go to Justin's quarters and disable the security safeguards on his private terminal. | A1b | |||
| 76 | {Conspiratorial} I'll remotely plant evidence on it that'll make it look like he's the one helping the synths. | A1c | |||
| 77 | {SinisterSmile} Then it's bye-bye Justin Ayo. | A1d | |||
| 78 | Player Default: Nice try kid, but that's not happening. | {Sad} Well, I guess that's it for me, then. At least now I can prove my dad is innocent. | B1a | ||
| 79 | {Sad} And don't worry, I won't try to run. I wouldn't know where to go anyway. | B1b | |||
| 80 | Player Default: Maybe if you offered me the right incentive... | {Mulling it over / Thinking} Well, I guess I could part with my spare glasses. My dad always says they make me look smarter. | X1a | ||
| 81 | {Confident} Help me frame Justin, and they're yours. | Player Default: If he's as bad as you say, then he needs to go. | X1b | ||
| 82 | Player Default: Maybe if you offered me the right incentive... | {Worried} I don't have anything to give you, honest. I wish I did. | X2a | ||
| 83 | {Grateful} But think of all the synths you'll be helping! You'd do it for them, right? | Player Default: If he's as bad as you say, then he needs to go. | X2b | ||
| 84 | Player Default: Would that really solve anything? Who would take Justin's place if he were gone. | Alana Secord. She's honest, fair and good at what she does. | Y1a | ||
| 85 | She'll make a great acting director for the SRB. | Player Default: If he's as bad as you say, then he needs to go. | Y1b | ||
| 86 | InstM02Scene4LiamFinish | Player Default: Think of all the synths I could help then! | {Conspiratorial} I guess there's only one thing left to do. I'll tell my dad about how I think Justin Ayo's been secretly freeing the synths. | A1a | |
| 87 | {SinisterSmile} I've got a motive for him, too. The way I see it, it's a play to make sure everyone depends on the SRB. | Liam: I said I'd give you my spare glasses, and here they are. Thanks again for your help! | A1b | ||
| 88 | PlayerVoiceFemale01: I disabled the safeguards. | {Confident} Way ahead of you. I've already accessed the terminal and planted the evidence. Pretty good, huh? | Player Default: You're a natural, kid. | A1a | |
| 89 | Player Default: You're a natural, kid. | {NO RE-RECORD NEEDED - Just fixed a capitalization error / Amused} Yep. Maybe one day I'll even be head of the Robotics division. | A1a | ||
| 90 | {Happy} Think of all the synths I could help then! | Liam: I guess there's only one thing left to do. I'll tell my dad about how I think Justin Ayo's been secretly freeing the synths. | A1b | ||
| 91 | Player Default: It's nothing special. | {Defiant} Well, maybe every kid was a computer genius back in your time, but it's pretty rare now. | Liam: I guess there's only one thing left to do. I'll tell my dad about how I think Justin Ayo's been secretly freeing the synths. | B1a | |
| 92 | Liam: I've got a motive for him, too. The way I see it, it's a play to make sure everyone depends on the SRB. | {Friendly} I said I'd give you my spare glasses, and here they are. Thanks again for your help! | A1a | ||
| 93 | Liam: I've got a motive for him, too. The way I see it, it's a play to make sure everyone depends on the SRB. | {Friendly} Thanks again for your help. a lot of people will be happier with Justin Ayo out of the way, especially my dad. | A2a | ||
| 94 | - | I didn't think I'd get my dad into so much trouble. I should have thought of that. | |||
| 95 | Everyone thinks of the synths as machines, but they sure seem like people to me. | ||||
| 96 | I bet the free synths are happier than the ones down here. | ||||
| 97 | Ayo should never have gone after my father. | ||||
| 98 | I wish I could be there to see the look on Justin Ayo's face when he's the one who gets blamed for the escaped synths. | ||||
| 99 | {Morose} Don't know if we'll see each other again. | ||||
| 100 | {Morose} Can't believe you sided with Justin. | ||||
| 101 | {Morose} Guess the idea of synths being free isn't for everyone. | ||||
| 102 | {Morose} So Justin wins, all thanks to you. Unbelievable. | ||||
| 103 | {A reluctant confession. Draw this out a bit. / Apologetic} I... I do know something. I did it. I'm the one who's helping the synths. |
InstM02Post[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 104 | - | {Smug satisfaction, gloating / SinisterSmile} Justin Ayo was banished to the surface. Now my dad's safe and the Institute's biggest bully is gone. | |||
| 105 | {Impressed / Friendly} We make a pretty good team. | ||||
| 106 | {Impressed / Impressed} I have to admit, you're pretty sharp. Nobody else down here could figure out how the synths were getting out. | ||||
| 107 | {Confident, bit of a boast / Confident} Thanks to us, there's a lot of synths who can live their own lives now. |
RR201[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 108 | RR201_0300_LiamMeeting | {Excited, nervous / Nervous} Hey. It's me. So you're the one who sent the encrypted message. | Patriot: How did you even do that? I wasn't sure anyone on the surface would have a chance to crack Trinity. You know, the encryption algorithm. | A | |
| 109 | Player Default: So much to take in. But, wait. | {Excited / Friendly} With you in the picture, I have this idea. To rescue a lot of synths at once. | Patriot: But we'll need help. Where's he working now? Right, let's go to the West Atrium. | A1a | |
| 110 | Patriot: With you in the picture, I have this idea. To rescue a lot of synths at once. | {Thinking aloud, then springing into action / Friendly} But we'll need help. Where's he working now? Right, let's go to the West Atrium. | A1a | ||
| 111 | Player Default: The Railroad sent me to look for someone they call Patriot. That's you. | {Shocked / Surprised} What? The Railroad? As in the Railroad? | Patriot: And they gave me a code name, too? | A1a | |
| 112 | Patriot: What? The Railroad? As in the Railroad? | {Blown away, sooo cool / Surprised} And they gave me a code name, too? | Patriot: I kept sending synths to the surface hoping someone would help them. | A1a | |
| 113 | NPCMLiamBinet: Hey. It's me. So you're the one who sent the encrypted message. | {Nervous, but really curious} How did you even do that? I wasn't sure anyone on the surface would have a chance to crack Trinity. You know, the encryption algorithm. | Player Default: A friend named Tinker Tom cracked your encryption. | A1a | |
| 114 | Player Default: A friend named Tinker Tom cracked your encryption. | {Impressed / Impressed} He must've had some serious hardware to pull that off. Wow. | Patriot: Your message was only one word: "Friend". What did you mean by that? | A1a | |
| 115 | Player Default: I'm not sure I should trust you. | {Taken aback, then nervous / Nervous} You're worried about me? If the SRB cracked Trinity, man... | Patriot: Your message was only one word: "Friend". What did you mean by that? | B1a | |
| 116 | Player Default: Who are you? | {Confiding, still nervous} I'm Liam Binet. My father runs Synth Development. | X1a | ||
| 117 | {Impressed} And everyone knows who you are. | Player Default: A friend named Tinker Tom cracked your encryption. | X1b | ||
| 118 | Player Default: Trinity? What's that? | {Nerd geeking out about something} Trinity is an encryption system, with a cipher or key cut up into many pieces. | Y1a | ||
| 119 | {Nerd geeking out about something} You need several pieces, in the correct order, to unlock it. | Y1b | |||
| 120 | {Impressed} I put a Trinity piece with every synth I helped escape. It was long shot, but I was hoping some good Samaritan would connect it all together. | Player Default: A friend named Tinker Tom cracked your encryption. | Y1c | ||
| 121 | Player Default: He must've had some serious hardware to pull that off. Wow. | {Cagey / Nervous} Your message was only one word: "Friend". What did you mean by that? | Player Default: The Railroad sent me to look for someone they call Patriot. That's you. | A1a | |
| 122 | Player Default: What do you think? | {Nervous joke} At the very least, I'm hoping it means you won't turn me in. | Y1a | ||
| 123 | {Hopeful, but has faith} But you really are a friend, aren't you? | Player Default: The Railroad sent me to look for someone they call Patriot. That's you. | Y1b | ||
| 124 | Patriot: And they gave me a code name, too? | {Explaining} I kept sending synths to the surface hoping someone would help them. | A1a | ||
| 125 | {Still blown away} I hoped the Railroad got to some of them, but I never knew for certain. | Player Default: You've saved a lot of synths. | A1b | ||
| 126 | Player Default: You've saved a lot of synths. | {Has a great idea} So much to take in. But, wait. | Patriot: With you in the picture, I have this idea. To rescue a lot of synths at once. | A1a | |
| 127 | Player Default: If you met them, trust me, you wouldn't be that impressed. | {Undeterred, blown away} They've eluded the SRB for decades. They've got to be incredible. | Patriot: With you in the picture, I have this idea. To rescue a lot of synths at once. | B1a | |
| 128 | Player Default: Why are you helping synths? | {Hacking challenge junky} At first I just wanted to see if I could get away with it. It was a challenge, you know? | X1a | ||
| 129 | {Sheepishly idealistic} But then I realized the synths are really just like us, except without any freedom. | X1b | |||
| 130 | {Sheepishly idealistic} I decided to help the ones that wanted to escape, so they can have a better life. | Player Default: You've saved a lot of synths. | X1c | ||
| 131 | Player Default: How did you help synths escape? | {Having a laugh at the stupid authorities} Through hacking. The departments focus their best talent on the hard science. Why waste time on terminal security, right? | Y1a | ||
| 132 | {Not laughing now, they worry him} The SRB is the exception. And, unfortunately, they control which synths go to the surface. | Y1b | |||
| 133 | {Proud of his cleverness} But a forged work order from, let's say, BioScience can get a hand-picked synth on surface detail. | Y1c | |||
| 134 | {Still blown away} And it turns out the Railroad was waiting for them. Wow. | Player Default: You've saved a lot of synths. | Y1d | ||
| 135 | RR201_0350_MeetZ1 | {Sees Z1-14, who he's looking for} Good, he's here. | Patriot: Z1-14. It's me. | A | |
| 136 | {Whispered / Conspiratorial} Z1-14. It's me. | Z1-14: Sir. Do you require something? | A1a | ||
| 137 | Z1-14: Sir. Do you require something? | {Whispered, vouching for PC / Friendly} It's OK, Z1. He's a friend. He's with the Railroad. | Z1-14: Meeting here is dangerous. And you bring a stranger. | A1a | |
| 138 | Z1-14: Sir. Do you require something? | {Friendly} It's OK, Z1. She's a friend. She's with the Railroad. | Z1-14: Meeting here is dangerous. And you bring a stranger. | A2a | |
| 139 | Z1-14: I've never met another human willing to help... But, sir, we must make this quick. | {Whispered, urgent} Right now, how many synths want to escape, Z1? | Z1-14: The ones I know for certain. Thirteen. | A1a | |
| 140 | Z1-14: The ones I know for certain. Thirteen. | {Whispered, impatient, then reckless} That'll take forever. Let's free those thirteen all in one go. | Z1-14: I would do anything for my people. But how do we get them to the teleporter? | A1a | |
| 141 | Z1-14: The old maintenance tunnels that lead there are always sealed. By the SRB. | {Whispered, intense / Conspiratorial} If I can find a way to open those doors, could you get your synths to the teleporter room? | Z1-14: Yes. We'll talk later. Someplace more secure. | A1a | |
| 142 | Player Default: I... I thought only Mr. Binet cared. But your friends actually fight for us? | {Whispered, vouching for the PC / Pleading} That's what the Railroad does, Z1. He's from the surface. | Z1-14: I've never met another human willing to help... But, sir, we must make this quick. | A1a | |
| 143 | Player Default: I... I thought only Mr. Binet cared. But your friends actually fight for us? | {Pleading} That's what the Railroad does, Z1. She's from the surface. | Z1-14: I've never met another human willing to help... But, sir, we must make this quick. | A2a | |
| 144 | Player Default: Excuse me, I must focus on my duties. | {Whispering, emphatically vouching for the PC} He's not from here. He's been helping our synths escape on the surface. It's safe. | Z1-14: I've never met another human willing to help... But, sir, we must make this quick. | B1a | |
| 145 | Player Default: Excuse me, I must focus on my duties. | She's not from here. She's been helping our synths escape on the surface. It's safe. | Z1-14: I've never met another human willing to help... But, sir, we must make this quick. | B2a | |
| 146 | RR201_0375_GetCodeDefender | {Getting excited} You ready to help the synths escape? All thirteen of them? | Player Default: Of course I'll help you. | A | |
| 147 | {Ironic, nervous} Just a few high security doors, right? | Patriot: Controlled by cutting-edge SRB security tech. Yeah. A head on hack is the sucker play. So we go at them sideways. | A | ||
| 148 | NPCMLiamBinet: Just a few high security doors, right? | {Nervous at the beginning, then reveals he's clever / Nervous} Controlled by cutting-edge SRB security tech. Yeah. A head on hack is the sucker play. So we go at them sideways. | Patriot: You're willing to help, right? I can't do this alone. | A1a | |
| 149 | Patriot: Controlled by cutting-edge SRB security tech. Yeah. A head on hack is the sucker play. So we go at them sideways. | {Assumes the player will help, excited / Nervous} You're willing to help, right? I can't do this alone. | Player Default: Of course I'll help you. | A1a | |
| 150 | Player Default: I won't help you. | {A little disappointed} If you want to free synths, a lot of them, come back here and we'll talk. | Patriot: Our core security architecture hasn't fundamentally changed from the old CIT days. | B1a | |
| 151 | Player Default: If you want to free synths, a lot of them, come back here and we'll talk. | {Geeking out} Our core security architecture hasn't fundamentally changed from the old CIT days. | Patriot: The original security program was called Code Defender. Revolutionary stuff. We still have terminals running version 1 mothballed in storage. | A1a | |
| 152 | Patriot: Our core security architecture hasn't fundamentally changed from the old CIT days. | {Geeking out, Code Defender is really incredible} The original security program was called Code Defender. Revolutionary stuff. We still have terminals running version 1 mothballed in storage. | Patriot: With some persuasion, I can get an old terminal to interface with the new security terminals. Enough to open doors, at least. | A1a | |
| 153 | Patriot: The original security program was called Code Defender. Revolutionary stuff. We still have terminals running version 1 mothballed in storage. | {Impressed with himself, has to make an asterisk at the last bit / Amused} With some persuasion, I can get an old terminal to interface with the new security terminals. Enough to open doors, at least. | Patriot: Problem is I can't even crack version 1. So I need a good old fashion username and password, and that's nowhere to be found in the Institute. | A1a | |
| 154 | Patriot: With some persuasion, I can get an old terminal to interface with the new security terminals. Enough to open doors, at least. | {Hesitant, humorous admission - then excited at outsmarting everyone / Nervous} Problem is I can't even crack version 1. So I need a good old fashion username and password, and that's nowhere to be found in the Institute. | A1a | ||
| 155 | {Nervous} But if you could get me a pre-war admin password from the surface, I could log right in. | Player Default: I'll find it for you. | A1b | ||
| 156 | Player Default: I'll find it for you. | {Excited, then deflates a little / Nervous} That's great. Unfortunately, the obvious place to look won't work. | Patriot: The CIT Ruins were picked clean years ago. But some of the admins had to live off campus. | A1a | |
| 157 | Player Default: Sounds like a hare-brained scheme. | {Defensive, confident - then deflates / Nervous} I've been probing SRB security for years. It'll work. But finding a password won't be easy. | Patriot: The CIT Ruins were picked clean years ago. But some of the admins had to live off campus. | B1a | |
| 158 | Player Default: Your "plan" makes me nervous. | {Defensive} Z1 and I have been working on elements of this for years. The doors are the only thing stopping us. | X1a | ||
| 159 | {Deflates a little} But finding the password is going to be tricky. The obvious place won't work. | Patriot: The CIT Ruins were picked clean years ago. But some of the admins had to live off campus. | X1b | ||
| 160 | Player Default: Where would I find that? | {A little nervous} Unfortunately, I don't know. The obvious place won't work. | Patriot: The CIT Ruins were picked clean years ago. But some of the admins had to live off campus. | Y1a | |
| 161 | Player Default: That's great. Unfortunately, the obvious place to look won't work. | {Builds up optimism} The CIT Ruins were picked clean years ago. But some of the admins had to live off campus. | Patriot: Ask your friends in the Railroad. I need those login credentials. | A1a | |
| 162 | Patriot: The CIT Ruins were picked clean years ago. But some of the admins had to live off campus. | {A little urgent} Ask your friends in the Railroad. I need those login credentials. | A1a | ||
| 163 | RR201_0600_TurnInCodeDefender | {Eager} You ready to hand over the login credentials now? | Player Default: Here you go. | A | |
| 164 | PlayerVoiceFemale01: Liam. I got you your username and password. | {Impressed / Impressed} You Railroad guys really deliver, you know? | A1a | ||
| 165 | {Excited for the challenge / Happy} Hooking that ancient tech up to the modern terminals is going to be seriously time-consuming. Even with that password. | Patriot: So hand it over and I'll get started. | A1b | ||
| 166 | Patriot: Hooking that ancient tech up to the modern terminals is going to be seriously time-consuming. Even with that password. | {Eager / Happy} So hand it over and I'll get started. | Player Default: Here you go. | A1a | |
| 167 | Player Default: Here you go. | {Excited / Happy} I'll get right to work. | Patriot: Z1-14 is working the Atrium again. Can you give him an update? It's safer if you do it. | A1a | |
| 168 | Player Default: Here you go. | {Excited} Great. Listen, I need a favor. | Patriot: Z1-14 is working the Atrium again. Can you give him an update? It's safer if you do it. | A2a | |
| 169 | Player Default: I'll hold onto it for now. | {Antsy} If you think that's best. But I can't start work without it. | Patriot: Z1-14 is working the Atrium again. Can you give him an update? It's safer if you do it. | B1a | |
| 170 | Player Default: Would it be possible to rescue more synths? | {Wish he had better news} Those thirteen synths are the only one we're sure we can trust. | X1a | ||
| 171 | {Nervous at the thought} If we push our luck and get the wrong synth involved, the whole thing could unravel. | Player Default: Here you go. | X1b | ||
| 172 | Player Default: This is a delicate operation. Are you OK if we have to use violence? | {Buys the player's lie, says so without suspicion. / Thinking} Good question. If we find ourselves in that position we pull the plug and wait for another opportunity. | Y1a | ||
| 173 | {Assumes the player agrees, emphatic} We can't risk anyone's life over this. | Player Default: Here you go. | Y1b | ||
| 174 | Player Default: This is a delicate operation. Are you OK if we have to use violence? | {Suspicious / Suspicious} Why do you ask? There are stories about the Railroad. That you're extremists. | Y2a | ||
| 175 | {Still suspicious, but assumes the player is on the up and up / Defiant} If I get even a hint that you're planning on hurting people, I'll pull the plug myself. | Player Default: Here you go. | Y2b | ||
| 176 | Player Default: I'll get right to work. | {Distracted} Z1-14 is working the Atrium again. Can you give him an update? It's safer if you do it. | A1a | ||
| 177 | RR201_Ambient_LiamWalk | Probably best to talk about something else right now. | Patriot: You know my Father thinks it's a living hell on the surface. | A1a | |
| 178 | Patriot: Probably best to talk about something else right now. | You know my Father thinks it's a living hell on the surface. | Patriot: But that can't be right. Heck, you look positively normal to me. | A1a | |
| 179 | Patriot: You know my Father thinks it's a living hell on the surface. | But that can't be right. Heck, you look positively normal to me. | Patriot: Uh, no offense. | A1a | |
| 180 | Patriot: But that can't be right. Heck, you look positively normal to me. | Uh, no offense. | Patriot: I'm not sure if we could ever make the surface actually a decent place to live. | A1a | |
| 181 | Patriot: Uh, no offense. | I'm not sure if we could ever make the surface actually a decent place to live. | Patriot: But that doesn't mean we shouldn't at least try to help, you know? | A1a | |
| 182 | Patriot: I'm not sure if we could ever make the surface actually a decent place to live. | But that doesn't mean we shouldn't at least try to help, you know? | A1a | ||
| 183 | - | {Double speak} That project you helped with. It's coming along. You understand, right? | |||
| 184 | {Distracted} Give me some time, OK? This next step is really tricky. | ||||
| 185 | {Double speak} You get me what we talked about and I'm in business. | ||||
| 186 | {Clandestine} When we get to the Atrium, follow my lead. | ||||
| 187 | We need to be careful talking to the synth. We don't want to draw attention to ourselves. | ||||
| 188 | {Wanted to "The Railroad" thought better of it (could be overheard)} I can't believe... your friends have been helping me all along. | ||||
| 189 | Hey. |
RRKickOut[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 190 | RRKickOut_PatriotReaction | {Nervous} Any word on our plans? You know... for the thirteen. | Player Default: We have to cancel our plans. | A | |
| 191 | Player Default: We have to cancel our plans. | {Surprised} Aw, man. Well, you know more about this than I. I'll shut everything down. | A1a | ||
| 192 | {Nervous} We shouldn't meet any more, just to be safe. And if we do, act natural, right? | A1b | |||
| 193 | Player Default: The Railroad's gone. | {Surprised} What...? Shit. All right, I'm shutting down everything. Hopefully we haven't left any clues for the SRB. | B1a | ||
| 194 | {Afraid} We shouldn't meet any more. And if we do, act natural, right? | B1b | |||
| 195 | Player Default: I'm busy. Let's talk later. | {Nervous} Sure. But we can't wait forever. | X1a | ||
| 196 | Player Default: Have any news? | {Nervous} Nothing right now. But maybe check back soon. | Y1a |