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This is a transcript for dialogue with Nora the female Sole Survivor. |
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RR101[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 1 | RR101_0600_01_DesdemonaStart | Desdemona: That changes things. So, stranger, why did you want to meet with us, anyway? | {Neutral} You help synths. I want to lend a hand. | A1a | |
| 2 | Desdemona: That changes things. So, stranger, why did you want to meet with us, anyway? | {A little grim} You're the only ones fighting the Institute, and I want to take them down. | B1a | ||
| 3 | Desdemona: That changes things. So, stranger, why did you want to meet with us, anyway? | {Evasive} I have my reasons. | Desdemona: All right. | X1a | |
| 4 | Desdemona: That changes things. So, stranger, why did you want to meet with us, anyway? | {Serious, some emotion} My son, Shaun, was kidnapped. I'm looking for help to find him. | Y1a | ||
| 5 | Deacon: Wow. News flash, boss, this guy is kind of a big deal out there. | {Friendly / Friendly} Glad someone noticed. | Deacon: You know, you're practically famous. | A1a | |
| 6 | Deacon: Wow. News flash, boss, this guy is kind of a big deal out there. | {Suspicious / Irritated} Sounds like I have a stalker. | Deacon: It's not like that, chief. A lot of people know about you. | B1a | |
| 7 | Deacon: Wow. News flash, boss, this guy is kind of a big deal out there. | {Matter-of-fact} Yeah, I've been pretty busy. | Deacon: You know, you're practically famous. | X1a | |
| 8 | Deacon: Wow. News flash, boss, this guy is kind of a big deal out there. | {Curious, suspicious / Question} Do we know each other? | Deacon: I didn't need to meet you to hear about you. You've made waves, pal. | Y1a | |
| 9 | Desdemona: Who the hell are you? | {Calm, reassuring (has guns pointed at PC)} I followed the Freedom Trail looking for the Railroad. I'm not your enemy. | Desdemona: If that's true, you have nothing to fear. | A1a | |
| 10 | Desdemona: Who the hell are you? | {(Has guns pointed at PC) Reassuring, confused} A meeting? I was just exploring. | Desdemona: If that's true, you have nothing to fear. | A2a | |
| 11 | Desdemona: Who the hell are you? | {(Has guns pointed at PC) Firm, unphased / Stern} Put down your weapons first. | Desdemona: Until I determine you're not a threat, we'll point our weapons wherever we damned well please. | B1a | |
| 12 | Desdemona: Who the hell are you? | {(Has guns pointed at PC) Neutral} I'm just exploring. Looking for salvage. | Desdemona: And you just happened to guess the password to the secret door? Right. | X1a | |
| 13 | Desdemona: Who the hell are you? | {(Has guns pointed at PC) Curious, trying to be persuasive / Question} Why don't you tell me who you are first? | Desdemona: In a world full of suspicion, treachery, and hunters - we're the synths' only friends. We're the Railroad. So answer my question. | Y1a | |
| 14 | Desdemona: It's clear you're not with the Institute. But who told you how to contact us? | {Honest} I just heard a rumor about you guys in Goodneighbor. | Desdemona: Very interesting. | A1a | |
| 15 | Desdemona: It's clear you're not with the Institute. But who told you how to contact us? | {Honest} Doctor Amari told me how to find you. | Desdemona: Very interesting. | A2a | |
| 16 | Desdemona: It's clear you're not with the Institute. But who told you how to contact us? | {Honest} A reporter, Piper, she got a lead on you guys. | Desdemona: Very interesting. | A3a | |
| 17 | Desdemona: It's clear you're not with the Institute. But who told you how to contact us? | {Honest} I just heard a rumor about you guys in Diamond City. | Desdemona: Very interesting. | A4a | |
| 18 | Desdemona: It's clear you're not with the Institute. But who told you how to contact us? | {Sincere, confused} What? Contact who? I just stumbled in here. | Desdemona: Very interesting. | A5a | |
| 19 | Desdemona: It's clear you're not with the Institute. But who told you how to contact us? | {Stubborn / Irritated} I'm not saying. | Desdemona: We have very powerful enemies. If you want to deal with us, we require your cooperation. | B1a | |
| 20 | Desdemona: It's clear you're not with the Institute. But who told you how to contact us? | {Puzzled} Uh... Who's the Institute? | Desdemona: What? You're serious? | X1a | |
| 21 | Desdemona: It's clear you're not with the Institute. But who told you how to contact us? | {Evasive} I don't want to get anyone into trouble. | Desdemona: What? You're serious? | X2a | |
| 22 | Desdemona: It's clear you're not with the Institute. But who told you how to contact us? | {Puzzled} I have no idea what's going on here. | Desdemona: What? You're serious? | X3a | |
| 23 | Desdemona: It's clear you're not with the Institute. But who told you how to contact us? | {(Speech challenge, lying) Making up a lie, vague on the details - fast talk} I helped Karl out of a jam. He knows a guy who knows a guy, and they hooked me up with a lead. | Desdemona: We'll look into that. | Y1a | |
| 24 | RR101_0600_01a_MQ206CourserChip | Desdemona: I'm Desdemona and I'm the leader of the Railroad. | {Diplomatic} Hopefully we can work something out. | Desdemona: What you're asking for puts us in a tricky position. | A1a |
| 25 | Desdemona: I'm Desdemona and I'm the leader of the Railroad. | {A little annoyed / Irritated} Yeah, yeah, we're all friends now. Let's skip to the part where you help me. | Desdemona: I don't know if I like your attitude. | B1a | |
| 26 | Desdemona: I'm Desdemona and I'm the leader of the Railroad. | {Sarcastic / Amused} Oh yeah, the little riddles and the decoder ring trick REALLY makes it hard to find you. | Desdemona: Anyone that wants to meet us is under surveillance as soon as they follow the Freedom Trail. | X1a | |
| 27 | Desdemona: I'm Desdemona and I'm the leader of the Railroad. | {Curious / Question} Who are you people, exactly? | Desdemona: In a world full of suspicion, treachery, and hunters - we're the synths only friend. | Y1a | |
| 28 | Desdemona: Last question. Why are you here? | {Explaining} I tracked down and killed a Courser at Greenetech Genetics. Now I need help breaking the code on his Courser Chip. | A1a | ||
| 29 | Desdemona: Last question. Why are you here? | {Explaining} I need a Courser Chip decoded. | B1a | ||
| 30 | Desdemona: Last question. Why are you here? | {A little cagey} Let's say, hypothetically, I've come into possession of a Courser Chip. Would you be able to help? | X1a | ||
| 31 | Desdemona: Last question. Why are you here? | {Curious} I found a Courser Chip. Can your people decode it? | Y1a | ||
| 32 | RR101_0600_01b_LowLevelPlayerIntro | Deacon: Normal people just don't do that. | {Mild friendly/sarcastic / Friendly} Stop. You're making me blush. | Deacon: Hey, just calling it like I see it. | A1a |
| 33 | Deacon: Normal people just don't do that. | {Tough PC} It was a walk in the park. | Deacon: *laugh* I like your style. | B1a | |
| 34 | Deacon: Normal people just don't do that. | {Wry / Amused} What, normal people can't figure out your decoder ring out front? | Deacon: These days being able to even spell "Railroad" is cause for celebration. | X1a | |
| 35 | Deacon: Normal people just don't do that. | {Curious / Question} What's the big deal? | Deacon: Either you figured out how to slip by bad guys, ghouls, et al. So you're smart. | Y1a | |
| 36 | RR101_0600_02a_SaveSynths | Desdemona: There's a procedure for people who want to help the Railroad. And showing up unannounced isn't it. | {Justifying politely} I followed the only lead I had. | Desdemona: Well, hopefully nobody else crashes this party. | A1a |
| 37 | Desdemona: There's a procedure for people who want to help the Railroad. And showing up unannounced isn't it. | {Confident / Confident} For someone like me, you'll make an exception. | Desdemona: Apparently, you have talent. And like it or not, you're here now. | B1a | |
| 38 | Desdemona: There's a procedure for people who want to help the Railroad. And showing up unannounced isn't it. | {Explaining} How I got here really doesn't matter. | Desdemona: The genie's out of the bottle. | X1a | |
| 39 | Desdemona: There's a procedure for people who want to help the Railroad. And showing up unannounced isn't it. | {How I was a I supposed to know? - slight irritation / Question} What procedure is that? | Desdemona: One of our agents was supposed to contact you. And if you helped us out a few times, maybe you'd get an invitation to join. | Y1a | |
| 40 | RR101_0600_02b_FightInstitute | Desdemona: I'd like to say that nobody comes here out for blood. Out for revenge. That everyone's here to help their fellow man. That would be a lie, though. | {Firm} I don't want anyone else to suffer at their hands. | Desdemona: Amen to that. | A1a |
| 41 | Desdemona: I'd like to say that nobody comes here out for blood. Out for revenge. That everyone's here to help their fellow man. That would be a lie, though. | {Swearing vengeance / Angry} The Institute's going to pay for what they've done to my family. | Desdemona: You have a lot in common with too many of us, I'm afraid. | B1a | |
| 42 | Desdemona: I'd like to say that nobody comes here out for blood. Out for revenge. That everyone's here to help their fellow man. That would be a lie, though. | {Neutral / Defiant} I just want them stopped. | Desdemona: Don't we all. | X1a | |
| 43 | Desdemona: I'd like to say that nobody comes here out for blood. Out for revenge. That everyone's here to help their fellow man. That would be a lie, though. | {Curious / Question} So everyone here is out for revenge? | Desdemona: Almost everyone. Very few members of the Railroad have been spared tragedy at the Institute's hands. That tragedy is the glue that binds us together. | Y1a | |
| 44 | RR101_0600_02c_MySon | Desdemona: Someone stole your boy? That's terrible. Do you know who did it? For your sake, I hope the Institute isn't involved. | {Holding in anger / Angry} Kellogg kidnapped him. | Desdemona: Well, you got your revenge. But that doesn't bring your son back. | A1a |
| 45 | Desdemona: Someone stole your boy? That's terrible. Do you know who did it? For your sake, I hope the Institute isn't involved. | {Holding in anger / Angry} One of the Institute's agents: Kellogg. | Desdemona: Well, you got your revenge. But that doesn't bring your son back. | A2a | |
| 46 | Desdemona: Someone stole your boy? That's terrible. Do you know who did it? For your sake, I hope the Institute isn't involved. | {Concerned} I don't know who took him, I just want help getting him back. | Desdemona: Well, you got your revenge. But that doesn't bring your son back. | A3a | |
| 47 | Desdemona: Someone stole your boy? That's terrible. Do you know who did it? For your sake, I hope the Institute isn't involved. | {Rubbed the wrong way / Angry} I don't need your sympathy. | Desdemona: Understood. But maybe we can help, all the same. | B1a | |
| 48 | Desdemona: Someone stole your boy? That's terrible. Do you know who did it? For your sake, I hope the Institute isn't involved. | {neutral / Sad} I'm not a hundred percent sure who kidnapped him yet. | Desdemona: I hope for your sake it's someone else. | X1a | |
| 49 | Desdemona: Someone stole your boy? That's terrible. Do you know who did it? For your sake, I hope the Institute isn't involved. | {Curious / Question} Why would the Institute be involved? | Desdemona: Many kidnappings in the Commonwealth are perpetrated by the Institute. Why? Who knows. | Y1a | |
| 50 | RR101_0600_03_DesdemonaEnd | Desdemona: You know what a synth is, right? | Yeah, I know all about them. | Desdemona: Good. | A1a |
| 51 | Desdemona: You know what a synth is, right? | {Perplexed / Question} A synth? What's that? | Desdemona: They are synthetic humans created by the Institute. So close to real people that the distinction is meaningless. | B1a | |
| 52 | Desdemona: You know what a synth is, right? | {Curious} I've heard rumors about them. | Desdemona: They are synthetic humans created by the Institute. So close to real people that the distinction is meaningless. | X1a | |
| 53 | Desdemona: You know what a synth is, right? | {Curious / Question} I've heard rumors. What are they really? | Desdemona: The Institute created them. Synthetic humans. They're mostly organic, part machine. Somewhere along the line they became more than just constructs. | Y1a | |
| 54 | Desdemona: The Institute treats synths as property. As tools. | {A little outraged / Confident} That sounds like slavery. | Desdemona: Exactly. | A1a | |
| 55 | Desdemona: The Institute treats synths as property. As tools. | {Curious / Puzzled} Aren't synths just machines? And machines are tools. | Desdemona: They started that way. But if it's impossible to tell a single difference between a synth and a human - they must be treated the same. | B1a | |
| 56 | Desdemona: The Institute treats synths as property. As tools. | Go on. | X1a | ||
| 57 | Desdemona: The Institute treats synths as property. As tools. | {Curious / Question} Why does the Institute treat them that way? | Desdemona: They're playing god. Tinkering with things they don't fully understand. From that lofty vantage, it's easy to deny their creation's very humanity. | Y1a | |
| 58 | Desdemona: I have a question. The only question that matters. Would you risk your life for your fellow man? Even if that man is a synth? | {Somber} I risk my life for people every day. Makes no difference to me if it's a human or a synth. | Desdemona: Well said. | A2a | |
| 59 | Desdemona: I have a question. The only question that matters. Would you risk your life for your fellow man? Even if that man is a synth? | {Honest admission / Thinking} No, probably not. | Desdemona: No shame in that. Every person needs to know what they're willing to die for. | B1a | |
| 60 | Desdemona: I have a question. The only question that matters. Would you risk your life for your fellow man? Even if that man is a synth? | {hedging} It depends on the circumstances. | Desdemona: There's no middle ground with this. Would you risk death to save a synth or not? | X1a | |
| 61 | Desdemona: I have a question. The only question that matters. Would you risk your life for your fellow man? Even if that man is a synth? | {Curious / Question} Could you elaborate? | Desdemona: Answer with your gut on this. Your heart. If you had to put yourself in danger to save a synth, would you do it? | Y1a | |
| 62 | RR101_Marker01 | 1R. Hmm... The Trail ends right at the church. | A1a | ||
| 63 | 1 and R. | A2a | |||
| 64 | RR101_Marker02 | 2 and A. | A1a | ||
| 65 | {Re-record: more natural, mutter} 2A. | A2a | |||
| 66 | RR101_Marker03 | {Re-record: more natural, mutter} 3I. | A1a | ||
| 67 | RR101_Marker04 | {Thoughtful, muttery - neutral tone} 4 and L. Definitely a code. | A1a | ||
| 68 | {Re-record: more natural, mutter} 4L. | A2a | |||
| 69 | RR101_Marker05 | {Re-record: more natural, mutter} 5R. | A1a | ||
| 70 | RR101_Marker06 | {Re-record: more natural, mutter} Now a 6 and an O. | A1a | ||
| 71 | {Re-record: more natural, mutter} 6O. | A2a | |||
| 72 | RR101_Marker07 | {Thoughtful, muttery - neutral tone} 7. And A. Some sort of code? | A1a | ||
| 73 | {Re-record: more natural, mutter} 7A. | A2a | |||
| 74 | RR101_Marker08 | {Re-record: more natural, mutter} 8D next. | A1a | ||
| 75 | {Re-record: more natural, mutter} 8D. | A2a | |||
| 76 | RR101_PuzzleFirstCorrect | Ahh, so it starts with"R". | A1a | ||
| 77 | RR101_PuzzleFirstSpin | Hmm. It spins. | A1a | ||
| 78 | RR101_PuzzleSelectWrong | So that's not right. | A1a | ||
| 79 | RR101_PuzzleSolved | {Understated} There we go. | A1a | ||
| 80 | RR101_PuzzleStartOver | *groan* Have to start over. | A1a | ||
| 81 | *groan* Here we go again. | A2a | |||
| 82 | RR101_TrailClue | {Re-record: more natural, mutter} At Journey's End follow Freedom's Lantern. A riddle? | A1a | ||
| 83 | {Re-record: more natural, mutter} I wonder what it means. | A2a |
RR102[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 84 | RR102_100_Deacon_Intro | Deacon: I'm just going to come out and say this: the Railroad needs you. | {Interested} You got my attention. | A1a | |
| 85 | Deacon: I'm just going to come out and say this: the Railroad needs you. | {Neutral} I'm not sure if I want to work with you guys. | B1a | ||
| 86 | Deacon: I'm just going to come out and say this: the Railroad needs you. | {Unsure} I'm not sure. | Deacon: I'll tell you the game plan then you decide. | X1a | |
| 87 | Deacon: I'm just going to come out and say this: the Railroad needs you. | {MARK FOR RE-RECORD.A hint of irritation / Question} You sure you need me? Desdemona didn't seem to care. | Deacon: She's just thinking of the time and manpower it would take to train you. And if you were some hick from the burbs that didn't know your ass from a rocket launcher, she'd be right. | Y1a | |
| 88 | Deacon: Then if you get into a bind and need help, your buddies in the Railroad got your back. | {Firm} Sign me up, then. | Deacon: Perfecto. Let's meet up at the old freeway outside Lexington. I'll fill you in once you get there. | A1a | |
| 89 | Deacon: Then if you get into a bind and need help, your buddies in the Railroad got your back. | {Firm} Maybe not. | Deacon: I won't do a hard sell. Later, if you want to save some synths or just stick it to the Institute, you know where we are. | B1a | |
| 90 | Deacon: Then if you get into a bind and need help, your buddies in the Railroad got your back. | {A touch nervous / Thinking} Hmm, I'm not sure about this. | Deacon: I won't do the hard sell. If you change your mind and want to save some synths or just stick it to the Institute, you know where we are. | X1a | |
| 91 | Deacon: Then if you get into a bind and need help, your buddies in the Railroad got your back. | {Question} What's the job? | Deacon: So up front, the only thing I'll say is it's going to be a wild and dangerous ride. But probably nothing new for someone like you. | Y1a | |
| 92 | NPCMDeacon: Hope you didn't mind the reception. When you tango with the Institute you got to be careful when someone new gets on the dance floor. | {Understanding} Your leader was just being cautious. | Companion: She's lucky you calmed things down... I don't react well when I'm starin' down the barrel of a gun. | A1a | |
| 93 | NPCMDeacon: Hope you didn't mind the reception. When you tango with the Institute you got to be careful when someone new gets on the dance floor. | {Seriously annoyed / Irritated} If you greet all newcomers like that no one's ever going to help you. | Companion: Or worse, they might get pissed off enough to put a bullet in your head. | B1a | |
| 94 | NPCMDeacon: Hope you didn't mind the reception. When you tango with the Institute you got to be careful when someone new gets on the dance floor. | {Neutral} What's done is done. | Companion: That's puttin' it mildly. | X1a | |
| 95 | NPCMDeacon: Hope you didn't mind the reception. When you tango with the Institute you got to be careful when someone new gets on the dance floor. | {A hint of irritation / Question} Do you really have to be so cagey? | Companion: Sugar-coatin' it a bit, aren't you, love? | Y1a | |
| 96 | Deacon: But it's all good now. I vouched for you. Nobody got shot. Still, I would consider it a close personal favor if you didn't sell us out to the Institute. Thanks. | {Trustworthy / Somber} Don't worry, I'll keep your secret. | Deacon: That's what I want to hear. | A1a | |
| 97 | Deacon: But it's all good now. I vouched for you. Nobody got shot. Still, I would consider it a close personal favor if you didn't sell us out to the Institute. Thanks. | {Neutral / Defiant} No promises. I don't owe you guys anything. | Deacon: Just don't do anything drastic until you learn more. OK? | B1a | |
| 98 | Deacon: But it's all good now. I vouched for you. Nobody got shot. Still, I would consider it a close personal favor if you didn't sell us out to the Institute. Thanks. | {Ironic / Amused} Too bad. I was hoping to get some beer money out of it. | Deacon: If you're picking up the tab, never mind, go for it. | X1a | |
| 99 | Deacon: But it's all good now. I vouched for you. Nobody got shot. Still, I would consider it a close personal favor if you didn't sell us out to the Institute. Thanks. | {Confused / Question} I still don't know - why did you vouch for me? | Deacon: With the Institute hunting you it's all too easy to let paranoia cripple you. | Y1a | |
| 100 | Deacon: But it's all good now. I vouched for you. Nobody got shot. Still, I would consider it a close personal favor if you didn't sell us out to the Institute. Thanks. | {CHARISMA CHALLENGE - Pretty curious / Question} So tell me. Why did you vouch for me? | Deacon: With the Institute hunting you it's all too easy to let paranoia cripple you. | Y2a | |
| 101 | Deacon: But it's all good now. I vouched for you. Nobody got shot. Still, I would consider it a close personal favor if you didn't sell us out to the Institute. Thanks. | {CHARISMA CHALLENGE - Dubious, player isn't buying Deacon's answer / Question} But why the trust? You can't be taking it all on faith. | Deacon: With the Institute hunting you it's all too easy to let paranoia cripple you. | Y3a | |
| 102 | Deacon: But it's all good now. I vouched for you. Nobody got shot. Still, I would consider it a close personal favor if you didn't sell us out to the Institute. Thanks. | {CHARISMA CHALLENGE - Pressing for more info, insistent / Question} Really? Is that all? | Deacon: With the Institute hunting you it's all too easy to let paranoia cripple you. | Y4a | |
| 103 | RR102_100a_Hard_Sell | Deacon: Here's my one and only sales pitch. Do you support synth freedom? I'm not asking if you'd die for them - just if you agree they shouldn't be slaves. | {Conviction / Confident} Whether it's synths or humans I'm against slavery. | Deacon: Follow up. Would you be willing to risk your life to stop the Institute and their nefarious plans? I can't believe I just said that. | A1a |
| 104 | Deacon: Here's my one and only sales pitch. Do you support synth freedom? I'm not asking if you'd die for them - just if you agree they shouldn't be slaves. | {Making a point in an argument / Defiant} I don't think you can enslave a machine. | Deacon: All right. Not expecting that. Kind of a deal breaker. If for some crazy reason you change your mind... Well, whatever. | B1a | |
| 105 | Deacon: Here's my one and only sales pitch. Do you support synth freedom? I'm not asking if you'd die for them - just if you agree they shouldn't be slaves. | {Unsteady} I don't know enough about synths to answer one way or the other. | Deacon: Keeping an open mind? Or waiting for more facts? Smart, either way. But everyone associated with the Railroad has to at least support the basic tenant that synths deserve to be free. | X1a | |
| 106 | Deacon: Here's my one and only sales pitch. Do you support synth freedom? I'm not asking if you'd die for them - just if you agree they shouldn't be slaves. | {Curious / Question} What do you mean by freedom? | Deacon: As in, they shouldn't be slaves. Good old Institute property. Get to make their own decisions. | Y1a | |
| 107 | Player Default: Follow up. Would you be willing to risk your life to stop the Institute and their nefarious plans? I can't believe I just said that. | {Firm} Someone has to stop them. | Deacon: Excellent. | A1a | |
| 108 | Player Default: All right. Not expecting that. Kind of a deal breaker. If for some crazy reason you change your mind... Well, whatever. | {Neutral} No, I have no problem with the Institute. | Deacon: All right. That, I wasn't expecting. In which case, I think you're right. We really aren't a good fit. | B1a | |
| 109 | Player Default: If you make up your mind, come on back. Good luck out there. | {Uncertain} I haven't made up my mind yet. | Deacon: Well, let me break it down for you. | X1a | |
| 110 | Player Default: What do you mean by freedom? | {Curious / Question} What harm has the Institute actually done to people? | Deacon: Starting with ancient history, they tried to take over the Commonwealth. Came a hair away from succeeding with their synth army. So there's that. | Y1a | |
| 111 | Deacon: They put their asses on the line to hurt the Institute. And the Railroad's all right with that. | {Considering} If you're fighting the Institute you need all the help you can get. | Deacon: Most Railroad agents are fully committed to the cause. But some agents want revenge even more. I get that. | A1a | |
| 112 | Deacon: They put their asses on the line to hurt the Institute. And the Railroad's all right with that. | {Harsh / Irritated} So the Railroad's not really about ideals, it's about revenge. | Deacon: That's not fair. For most of us, the cause is everything. | B1a | |
| 113 | Deacon: They put their asses on the line to hurt the Institute. And the Railroad's all right with that. | {Considering} Understandable. | Deacon: Everyone here wants to help synths. You should, too, if you join us. | X1a | |
| 114 | Deacon: They put their asses on the line to hurt the Institute. And the Railroad's all right with that. | {A little surprised / Question} And Desdemona is really OK with that? | Deacon: We got a lot of idealists in our bunch, but they make room for us pragmatists. They have to. | Y1a | |
| 115 | Deacon: Sales pitch over. If you want to walk away here's your chance. | {Thoughtful} You made some good points. Tell me more. | A1a | ||
| 116 | Deacon: Sales pitch over. If you want to walk away here's your chance. | {Firm} Still not interested. | Deacon: Maybe when you see more out there, you'll be back. The Institute has a habit of stepping on people's toes with a jack hammer. Good luck. | B1a | |
| 117 | Deacon: Sales pitch over. If you want to walk away here's your chance. | {Unsure} I still haven't decided. | Deacon: Let me tell you the score and see what you think. | X1a | |
| 118 | Deacon: Sales pitch over. If you want to walk away here's your chance. | {Curious / Question} What do you want from me? | Y1a | ||
| 119 | RR102_100b_NoToDezIntro | Deacon: But the truth isn't so cut and dry. Listen, are you interested in the Railroad? Learning more? Maybe joining? | {A little confused / Question} I thought she turned me away, though? | Deacon: It's complicated. Would Dez like every Tom, Dick, and Harriette to be here only to help synths? Yes, absolutely. But we live in the real world. | Y1a |
| 120 | Deacon: But the truth isn't so cut and dry. Listen, are you interested in the Railroad? Learning more? Maybe joining? | {Thinking} I don't really know. | Deacon: Let's see how much common ground we got, then. | X1a | |
| 121 | Deacon: But the truth isn't so cut and dry. Listen, are you interested in the Railroad? Learning more? Maybe joining? | {Firm} No, I'm not. | Deacon: Hey, we're not for everyone. Come to think of it, we're not for practically anyone. But if you change your mind... you get the idea. | B1a | |
| 122 | Deacon: But the truth isn't so cut and dry. Listen, are you interested in the Railroad? Learning more? Maybe joining? | {Interested} Sure, I'm interested. | Deacon: All right. Good. Let's see how much common ground we got. | A1a | |
| 123 | RR102_200_Deacon_At_Sympathizer | Deacon: Our old base was underneath a Slocum's Joe. We had a pretty sweet setup until the Institute found us. | {MARK FOR RE-RECORD. Female only.Some sympathy / Somber} That sounds really, really bad. | Deacon: It was a disaster with a capital D. | A1a |
| 124 | Deacon: Our old base was underneath a Slocum's Joe. We had a pretty sweet setup until the Institute found us. | {Annoyed} Yeah, yeah, that's great. So what are we doing here? | B1a | ||
| 125 | Deacon: Our old base was underneath a Slocum's Joe. We had a pretty sweet setup until the Institute found us. | Tough break. | Deacon: And then some. | X1a | |
| 126 | Deacon: Our old base was underneath a Slocum's Joe. We had a pretty sweet setup until the Institute found us. | {Confused / Question} Your base was under a donut shop? | Deacon: It's a lot better than it sounds. Well, it was until it was blown to hell. | Y1a | |
| 127 | Deacon: Our old base was underneath a Slocum's Joe. We had a pretty sweet setup until the Institute found us. | {Curious / Question} What happened? | Deacon: It's a lot better than it sounds. Well, it was until it was blown to hell. | Y2a | |
| 128 | Deacon: "This is my pile of garbage, asshole. Back off." Good, right? You're lucky I didn't do one of my face swaps, too. | {A little surprised} I almost didn't recognize you. | Deacon: That's the point. So about the job. | A1a | |
| 129 | Deacon: "This is my pile of garbage, asshole. Back off." Good, right? You're lucky I didn't do one of my face swaps, too. | {Annoyed / Irritated} Stop screwing with me. | Deacon: This isn't for your benefit. It's to stay one step ahead of You-Know-Who. The Institute. So about the job. | B1a | |
| 130 | Deacon: "This is my pile of garbage, asshole. Back off." Good, right? You're lucky I didn't do one of my face swaps, too. | {neutral} That? Not much of a disguise. | Deacon: A disguise is more than a wig and and some lice-ridden clothes. | X1a | |
| 131 | Deacon: "This is my pile of garbage, asshole. Back off." Good, right? You're lucky I didn't do one of my face swaps, too. | {Surprised / Question} You can change your face? | Deacon: I put myself under the knife every year or two. New face, new body - you know, the full makeover. It keeps our enemies guessing. | Y1a | |
| 132 | Deacon: The survivors didn't have time to grab anything. So we're getting something important we had to leave behind. | {Firm} Let's find it, then. | Deacon: We got to do one thing first. | A1a | |
| 133 | Deacon: The survivors didn't have time to grab anything. So we're getting something important we had to leave behind. | {Thoughtful} If the Institute's still there, this could be really dangerous. | Deacon: We'll take it slow. Dip our feet into the water. And if the water's full of bullets we'll back out and try something different. | B1a | |
| 134 | Deacon: The survivors didn't have time to grab anything. So we're getting something important we had to leave behind. | Go on. | Deacon: We got a tourist nearby. He, or she, has intel on the base. So let's pump him for information before we dive in. | X1a | |
| 135 | Deacon: The survivors didn't have time to grab anything. So we're getting something important we had to leave behind. | {Curious / Question} What exactly are we looking for? | Deacon: I'll tell you when we get inside. I know that's a bum deal, but strategic ignorance has saved our organization more times than I can count. | Y1a | |
| 136 | RR102_300_Ricky_Dalton | NPCMRickyDalton: Oh, thank god. Do you have a geiger counter? Do you have a goddamn geiger counter? | I got one built into my Pip-Boy. | RickyDalton: Wait, what? | A1a |
| 137 | NPCMRickyDalton: Oh, thank god. Do you have a geiger counter? Do you have a goddamn geiger counter? | No, I don't have a geiger counter. | RickyDalton: Wait, what? | B1a | |
| 138 | NPCMRickyDalton: Oh, thank god. Do you have a geiger counter? Do you have a goddamn geiger counter? | {This is a secret password} Mine is in the shop. | RickyDalton: Who the hell is he? HQ said they were sending one agent. Not two. | X1a | |
| 139 | NPCMRickyDalton: Oh, thank god. Do you have a geiger counter? Do you have a goddamn geiger counter? | {Curious / Question} Why do you need a geiger counter? Is this place irradiated? | RickyDalton: Wait, what? | Y1a | |
| 140 | RickyDalton: All right. The Wall is my witness, I thought I was dead. It's about goddamn time you headquarters bastards got here. | {Trying to calm / Apologetic} It's all right we're here now. You're safe. | RickyDalton: You think I'm goddamn safe? That little Slocum's Joe of yours is crawling with god-damned chrome-dome synth sons of bitches. | A1a | |
| 141 | RickyDalton: All right. The Wall is my witness, I thought I was dead. It's about goddamn time you headquarters bastards got here. | {Really annoyed / Irritated} Ease up there, pal, or we're going to have a problem. | RickyDalton: I already got problems, asshole. That little Slocum's Joe of yours is crawling with goddamn chrome-dome synth sons of bitches. | B1a | |
| 142 | RickyDalton: All right. The Wall is my witness, I thought I was dead. It's about goddamn time you headquarters bastards got here. | {Curious} Tell me what's going on. | RickyDalton: I signed on for some light recon. But that little Slocum's Joe of yours is crawling with goddamn chrome-dome synth sons of bitches. | X1a | |
| 143 | RickyDalton: All right. The Wall is my witness, I thought I was dead. It's about goddamn time you headquarters bastards got here. | {Curious / Question} Are you in danger? | RickyDalton: I signed on for light recon. But that little Slocum's Joe of yours is crawling with god damn chrome-dome synth sons of bitches. | Y1a | |
| 144 | RickyDalton: The front's fortified to hell and back. They've placed mines all over the goddamn place. | {Appreciative / Friendly} I appreciate all you've done. | RickyDalton: I hope it helps. I really do. | A1a | |
| 145 | RickyDalton: The front's fortified to hell and back. They've placed mines all over the goddamn place. | Good to know. I'll be going. | RickyDalton: Yeah. | B1a | |
| 146 | RickyDalton: The front's fortified to hell and back. They've placed mines all over the goddamn place. | {Curious / Question} What do you mean by "chrome-dome synths"? | RickyDalton: You know, them early model synths. Looks like metal wrapped over mechanical innards. You see them here and there doing who-knows-what for the Institute. | X1a | |
| 147 | RickyDalton: The front's fortified to hell and back. They've placed mines all over the goddamn place. | {Curious / Question} They have a minefield? | RickyDalton: Yeah, the mother of all minefields. I couldn't draw you a map if I tried. | Y1a | |
| 148 | RR102_400_Deacons_Plan | NPCMDeacon: Well, isn't Ricky just a ray of sunshine. You think he's telling the truth? | {Considering / Thinking} He doesn't strike me as the dishonest type. | Deacon: That's my read, too. First rule in this business is never go against your gut. So if we take him at his word... | A1a |
| 149 | NPCMDeacon: Well, isn't Ricky just a ray of sunshine. You think he's telling the truth? | {Considering / Thinking} I think he's hiding something. | Deacon: So you don't trust him. First rule in this business is never go against your gut. If he's lying, could be the front entrance is full of lollipops and rainbows. | B1a | |
| 150 | NPCMDeacon: Well, isn't Ricky just a ray of sunshine. You think he's telling the truth? | {Jury's out / Thinking} He's probably telling the truth. But you never can tell. | Deacon: I agree, odds are good we can take him at face value. First rule in this business is never go against your gut. So if we take him at his word... | X1a | |
| 151 | NPCMDeacon: Well, isn't Ricky just a ray of sunshine. You think he's telling the truth? | {Curious, a hint of accusation / Question} Speaking of truth. Why did you lie to Ricky? | Deacon: My job in the Railroad is intel. That job's easier if no one knows who I am. So I lied. I do that. | Y1a | |
| 152 | NPCMDeacon: Well, isn't Ricky just a ray of sunshine. You think he's telling the truth? | {Curious / Question} Why would Ricky lie? | Deacon: My job in the Railroad is intel. That job's easier if no one knows who I am. So I lied. I do that. | Y2a | |
| 153 | Deacon: The front door has mines, synths, and probably other fun and exciting prizes. So we go in through the escape tunnel. | {Decisive / Thinking} The tunnel has got to be easier than a frontal assault. | Deacon: Easier, but no cakewalk. You lead us there, pal, I got you covered. | A1a | |
| 154 | Deacon: My guess is it's worse than he's letting on. So we go in through the escape tunnel, instead. | {Decisive / Confident} I say we go through the front door. Minefield or not. | Deacon: What? If you think we have the mojo for that I'll back your play. You first? | B1a | |
| 155 | Deacon: The front door has mines, synths, and probably other fun and exciting prizes. So we go in through the escape tunnel. | Let's move out. | Deacon: You lead us there, pal. I got you covered. | X1a | |
| 156 | Player Default: Speaking of truth. Why did you lie to Ricky? | {A little confused / Question} The donut shop has an escape tunnel? | Deacon: Doesn't everyone have an escape tunnel? Seriously, though, thank god for that tunnel. | Y1a | |
| 157 | RR102_400a_Ricky_Followup | We're entering Slocum's through an escape tunnel. Know anything useful? | RickyDalton: Escape tunnel? I don't know a goddamn thing about that. Listen if you headquarter's fellows want more help you got to give me more information. | A1a | |
| 158 | I'm out of here. | RickyDalton: Soon I will be, too. | B1a | ||
| 159 | {(SPEECH CHALLENGE) Persuasive / Friendly} The Railroad values your service. But we could really use more help from you. | RickyDalton: I feel for the synths and what they go through. But I have done more than my fair share. My patience is about worn thin with you Railroad types. What do you want? | X1a | ||
| 160 | {Earnest} Have you seen anything else? The tiniest detail could save our lives. | RickyDalton: Well, chrome-domes have been going in and out for days. They keep taking things out. Crates and the like. | Y1a | ||
| 161 | Player Default: We're entering Slocum's through an escape tunnel. Know anything useful? | {(SPEECH CHALLENGE) Persuasive / Friendly} You scavenge anything that can help us? We're risking out lives out there. | RickyDalton: Ah, hell. I suppose I could spare a few things. I don't want your deaths on my conscience. | A1a | |
| 162 | Player Default: Soon I will be, too. | You've done enough for us. Goodbye. | RickyDalton: Damned straight. | B1a | |
| 163 | Player Default: I feel for the synths and what they go through. But I have done more than my fair share. My patience is about worn thin with you Railroad types. What do you want? | {(SPEECH CHALLENGE) Persuasive / Friendly} We're assaulting the base. Once we strike, use your rifle to pick off anyone you can see. A lot of lives are depending on us. | RickyDalton: You silver-tongued son of a bitch. All right, I'll take a couple shots. But if I see any of them coming for me, I'm running for the hills. We're done. | X1a | |
| 164 | Player Default: Have you seen anything else? The tiniest detail could save our lives. | {(SPEECH CHALLENGE) Big time persuasive and buttering up / Friendly} Ricky, you ready to be a hero? Someone they'll sing songs about? We're storming that base. And we need a distraction. A big one. | RickyDalton: It's that important? If I do this, that song better be goddamn beautiful, you hear me? I saw them place the mines. | Y1a | |
| 165 | Player Default: It's always just one more goddamn thing. Until I'm six feet under or bleeding out in some god forsaken ditch. Screw you. | {Honoring a hero} Your sacrifice will never be forgotten, Ricky. | RickyDalton: Well, if I make it out alive - you goddamn owe me. If not, never let them forget good old Ricky Dalton. | A1a | |
| 166 | Player Default: Damned straight. | {A little shocked (the player didn't know Ricky would consider suicide, basically).} I'm not asking for you to commit suicide, Ricky. | RickyDalton: Oh, thank the Wall. Listen, I'll take some pot shots with my rifle. It might even the odds once things go south. | B1a | |
| 167 | Player Default: You silver-tongued son of a bitch. All right, I'll take a couple shots. But if I see any of them coming for me, I'm running for the hills. We're done. | {Uncertain} That's more of a distraction than I was thinking of. | RickyDalton: So do you want me to do it or not, numbskull? | X1a | |
| 168 | Player Default: After you get to your tunnels, I got explosives I might be able to use to take out the chrome-domes. | {Curious} What're you planning on doing? | RickyDalton: I should be able to pick a path though the minefield. I can toss the explosives at the synths inside Slocum's. | Y1a | |
| 169 | RR102_500_DeaconEntersX | Deacon: So it's time you learn why we're here. We're retrieving a prototype developed by our good Doctor Carrington. | {Eager} Let's find a prototype, then. | Deacon: Together with you I like our odds. | A1a |
| 170 | Deacon: So it's time you learn why we're here. We're retrieving a prototype developed by our good Doctor Carrington. | {MARK FOR RE-RECORD. Female only.Player has had enough of this "Need to Know" crap} I'm risking my neck here, I want to know what I'm risking it for. | Deacon: So I'll be straight with you, although you're not going to like it. I have no idea what the prototype does. | B1a | |
| 171 | Deacon: So it's time you learn why we're here. We're retrieving a prototype developed by our good Doctor Carrington. | Who's Doctor Carrington? | Deacon: All goes well, you'll meet him soon enough. | X1a | |
| 172 | Deacon: So it's time you learn why we're here. We're retrieving a prototype developed by our good Doctor Carrington. | Ready to go. | Deacon: All goes well, you'll meet him soon enough. | X2a | |
| 173 | Deacon: So it's time you learn why we're here. We're retrieving a prototype developed by our good Doctor Carrington. | {Curious / Question} What can you tell me about the Gen 1s and 2s? | Deacon: The synths didn't start off as nigh perfect copies of human beings. The Institute had to work up to that level of hubris. | Y1a | |
| 174 | Deacon: So it's time you learn why we're here. We're retrieving a prototype developed by our good Doctor Carrington. | {Curious / Question} What's there to be divided about? | Deacon: The synths didn't start off as nigh perfect copies of human beings. The Institute had to work up to that level of hubris. | Y2a | |
| 175 | RR102_700_PrototypeRecovered | Deacon: Tommy would want you to have his handcannon. Don't let its size fool you. | {Appreciate it / Grateful} I appreciate it. | Deacon: May it serve you as well, heck, better than it did Tommy. | A1a |
| 176 | Deacon: Tommy would want you to have his handcannon. Don't let its size fool you. | {Neutral} I shouldn't take it. | Deacon: Too late. It's yours. | B1a | |
| 177 | Deacon: Tommy would want you to have his handcannon. Don't let its size fool you. | {Curious / Question} Why are you giving this to me? | Deacon: Our best agents carry special ordinance made by Tinker Tom. He's... well, you'll know when you meet him. Call this gun a vote of confidence. | X1a | |
| 178 | Deacon: Tommy would want you to have his handcannon. Don't let its size fool you. | {Curious / Question} What's so special about the gun? | Deacon: Tinker Tom restored it, you'll meet him later. It's cutting edge Old World tech. It's powerful and more importantly quiet. | Y1a | |
| 179 | RR102_750_BackToHQ | NPCMDeacon: We got what we came for. Let's split up and meet back at the catacombs. | {Friendly} We made a good team. | Deacon: The best. See you soon. | A1a |
| 180 | NPCMDeacon: We got what we came for. Let's split up and meet back at the catacombs. | {Annoyed / Irritated} I went through all of that, and I still don't know why. | Deacon: You want to know a dirty little secret? Neither do I. The Railroad works like that sometimes. | B1a | |
| 181 | NPCMDeacon: We got what we came for. Let's split up and meet back at the catacombs. | {MARK FOR RE-RECORD. MALE ONLY.} Bye. | Deacon: See you soon. | X1a | |
| 182 | NPCMDeacon: We got what we came for. Let's split up and meet back at the catacombs. | {Question} Was all of that worth it? | Deacon: All I know is that Dez authorized the op. I just hope we didn't go through all of that for a new coffee maker. See you. | Y1a | |
| 183 | RR102_800_Final_Conversation | Desdemona: So, is any of that true? | {MARK FOR RE-RECORD.Trying to sound honest / Friendly} Every word he said was true and then some. | Desdemona: A full hundred. I... I can't even imagine. | A1a |
| 184 | Desdemona: So, is any of that true? | {MARK FOR RE-RECORD.Being honest / Somber} Mostly true. But there wasn't a 100 of them and Deacon was with me the whole way. | Desdemona: Embellishing the truth again, are we? | B1a | |
| 185 | Desdemona: So, is any of that true? | {Evasive} We got the job done, does the rest matter? | Desdemona: I suppose not. | X1a | |
| 186 | Desdemona: So, is any of that true? | {curious / Question} Why don't you believe Deacon? | Desdemona: Let's just say that Deacon and the truth aren't always on the same team. | Y1a | |
| 187 | Desdemona: Welcome to the Railroad, agent. | {Solemn / Friendly} Glad to be aboard. | Desdemona: It seems we're very lucky to have you. | A1a | |
| 188 | Desdemona: Welcome to the Railroad, agent. | {Neutral} I'm not interested in joining right now. | Desdemona: Understood. The offer's still open, though. | B1a | |
| 189 | Desdemona: Welcome to the Railroad, agent. | {Uncertain / Thinking} I'm not sure if I want to join. | Desdemona: If you join us, you'll be putting yourself at great risk. We don't want anyone having regrets later. So I need a "yes" or "no". | X1a | |
| 190 | Desdemona: Welcome to the Railroad, agent. | {MARK FOR RE-RECORD. Curious / Question} Why should I join you? | Desdemona: If you're having any doubts, you shouldn't. Not very many of us live to retirement. | Y1a | |
| 191 | Desdemona: So you're in. Now we need to know what to call you. Secrecy keeps us alive. Code names are a part of that. So what's yours? | Call me "Fixer." | Desdemona: Fixer certainly seems an apt name. | A1a | |
| 192 | Desdemona: So you're in. Now we need to know what to call you. Secrecy keeps us alive. Code names are a part of that. So what's yours? | I don't want a code name. | Desdemona: Code names aren't optional. All agents need to keep their identities secret to protect themselves and those close to them. | B1a | |
| 193 | Desdemona: So you're in. Now we need to know what to call you. Secrecy keeps us alive. Code names are a part of that. So what's yours? | I really don't want to choose. | Desdemona: Code names aren't optional. All agents need to keep their identities secret to protect themselves and those close to them. | B2a | |
| 194 | Desdemona: So you're in. Now we need to know what to call you. Secrecy keeps us alive. Code names are a part of that. So what's yours? | Call me "Professor". | Desdemona: You certainly demonstrated your intelligence. Professor, it is. | X1a | |
| 195 | Desdemona: So you're in. Now we need to know what to call you. Secrecy keeps us alive. Code names are a part of that. So what's yours? | {Curious} Have any suggestions? | Desdemona: No. It doesn't work like that. Your life, your name, your choice. | Y1a | |
| 196 | Player Default: Call me "Fixer." | Call me "Charmer." | Desdemona: Charmer. Heh. Fitting. | A1a | |
| 197 | Player Default: I don't want a code name. | Let me think. | Desdemona: It's a big decision. Take your time. | B1a | |
| 198 | Player Default: Call me "Professor". | Call me "Whisper." | Desdemona: After Tommy? Or...? Either way, that's very fitting. | X1a | |
| 199 | Player Default: No. It doesn't work like that. Your life, your name, your choice. | Call me "Bullseye." | Desdemona: From what Deacon says of your fighting skills, Bullseye seems apt. | Y1a | |
| 200 | RR102_Ambient_224_Fire | Looks like he started a fire. | Deacon: There were a lot of sensitive documents in here. Johnny burned them all. Then probably asphyxiated. | A1a | |
| 201 | - | Deacon, is that you? | A | ||
| 202 | Hey Ricky... | A | |||
| 203 | {Irritated} Ornery old cuss... |
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| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 204 | RR201_0300_LiamMeeting | 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 friend named Tinker Tom cracked your encryption. | Patriot: He must've had some serious hardware to pull that off. Wow. | A1a |
| 205 | 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. | {Suspicious / Suspicious} I'm not sure I should trust you. | Patriot: You're worried about me? If the SRB cracked Trinity, man... | B1a | |
| 206 | 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. | {Curious / Question} Who are you? | Patriot: I'm Liam Binet. My father runs Synth Development. | X1a | |
| 207 | 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. | {Curious / Question} Trinity? What's that? | Patriot: Trinity is an encryption system, with a cipher or key cut up into many pieces. | Y1a | |
| 208 | Patriot: Your message was only one word: "Friend". What did you mean by that? | {Approving} The Railroad sent me to look for someone they call Patriot. That's you. | A1a | ||
| 209 | Patriot: Your message was only one word: "Friend". What did you mean by that? | {Irritated / Irritated} Is that what it said? The Railroad didn't bother telling me. | B1a | ||
| 210 | Patriot: Your message was only one word: "Friend". What did you mean by that? | {Neutral} The Railroad's in the business of helping synths, too. That makes us friends. | X1a | ||
| 211 | Patriot: Your message was only one word: "Friend". What did you mean by that? | {Careful / Question} What do you think? | Patriot: At the very least, I'm hoping it means you won't turn me in. | Y1a | |
| 212 | Patriot: I hoped the Railroad got to some of them, but I never knew for certain. | {Approving / Grateful} You've saved a lot of synths. | Patriot: So much to take in. But, wait. | A1a | |
| 213 | Patriot: I hoped the Railroad got to some of them, but I never knew for certain. | {Wry / Amused} If you met them, trust me, you wouldn't be that impressed. | Patriot: They've eluded the SRB for decades. They've got to be incredible. | B1a | |
| 214 | Patriot: I hoped the Railroad got to some of them, but I never knew for certain. | {Curious / Question} Why are you helping synths? | Patriot: At first I just wanted to see if I could get away with it. It was a challenge, you know? | X1a | |
| 215 | Patriot: I hoped the Railroad got to some of them, but I never knew for certain. | {Curious / Question} How did you help synths escape? | Patriot: Through hacking. The departments focus their best talent on the hard science. Why waste time on terminal security, right? | Y1a | |
| 216 | RR201_0350_MeetZ1 | Z1-14: You. How do I know we can trust you? | {(Speech Challenge) Whispered, but passionate / Defiant} Because every member of the Railroad has dedicated their lives to fight for your freedom. | Z1-14: I... I thought only Mr. Binet cared. But your friends actually fight for us? | A1a |
| 217 | Z1-14: You. How do I know we can trust you? | {Whispered} You don't. | Z1-14: Excuse me, I must focus on my duties. | B1a | |
| 218 | Z1-14: You. How do I know we can trust you? | {Whispered} Trust is a two way street. | Z1-14: Excuse me, I must focus on my duties. | X1a | |
| 219 | Z1-14: You. How do I know we can trust you? | {Whispered / Question} Who are you? | Z1-14: My designation is Z1-14. A simple maintenance synth. | Y1a | |
| 220 | RR201_0375_GetCodeDefender | Patriot: You're willing to help, right? I can't do this alone. | {Confident / Friendly} Of course I'll help you. | A1a | |
| 221 | Patriot: You're willing to help, right? I can't do this alone. | {Neutral} I won't help you. | Patriot: If you want to free synths, a lot of them, come back here and we'll talk. | B1a | |
| 222 | Patriot: You're willing to help, right? I can't do this alone. | {Cautious / Thinking} It depends on what you need. | X1a | ||
| 223 | Patriot: You're willing to help, right? I can't do this alone. | {Curious / Question} What do you need help with? | Y1a | ||
| 224 | Patriot: But if you could get me a pre-war admin password from the surface, I could log right in. | {Confident / Confident} I'll find it for you. | Patriot: That's great. Unfortunately, the obvious place to look won't work. | A1a | |
| 225 | Patriot: But if you could get me a pre-war admin password from the surface, I could log right in. | {Skepticism / Irritated} Sounds like a hare-brained scheme. | Patriot: I've been probing SRB security for years. It'll work. But finding a password won't be easy. | B1a | |
| 226 | Patriot: But if you could get me a pre-war admin password from the surface, I could log right in. | {Uncertain / Nervous} Your "plan" makes me nervous. | Patriot: Z1 and I have been working on elements of this for years. The doors are the only thing stopping us. | X1a | |
| 227 | Patriot: But if you could get me a pre-war admin password from the surface, I could log right in. | {Question} Where would I find that? | Patriot: Unfortunately, I don't know. The obvious place won't work. | Y1a | |
| 228 | RR201_0400_RailroadEntrance | Desdemona: And Tom's holotape? Did you make contact with Patriot? | I met Patriot. His name is Liam Binet. | Desdemona: I knew you'd get the job done. We need every scrap of intel you picked up in there. | A1a |
| 229 | Desdemona: And Tom's holotape? Did you make contact with Patriot? | I briefly met him. But we didn't talk for long. | Desdemona: I knew you'd get the job done. We need every scrap of intel you picked up in there. | A2a | |
| 230 | Desdemona: And Tom's holotape? Did you make contact with Patriot? | {Promising} Contacting Patriot is my top priority. | Desdemona: I knew you'd get the job done. We need every scrap of intel you picked up in there. | A3a | |
| 231 | Desdemona: And Tom's holotape? Did you make contact with Patriot? | Not yet. | Desdemona: If you get the opportunity to upload the holotape, do it. With Patriot's help, maybe we can score a major victory for synths. | B1a | |
| 232 | Desdemona: And Tom's holotape? Did you make contact with Patriot? | I'm working on it. | Desdemona: If you get the opportunity to upload the holotape, do it. With Patriot's help, maybe we can score a major victory for synths. | X1a | |
| 233 | Desdemona: And Tom's holotape? Did you make contact with Patriot? | {Question} What was the plan again? | Desdemona: Tom encrypted a holotape using the same encryption scheme Patriot used in the past. | Y1a | |
| 234 | Desdemona: It is really, really good to see you. Did it work? Did you make it inside the Institute? | {Blown away} I met with the leader of the Institute. And it turns out he's my son. | A1a | ||
| 235 | Desdemona: It is really, really good to see you. Did it work? Did you make it inside the Institute? | {Impressed} I got there. And the Institute is paradise. Healthy people, clean, plenty to eat. | Desdemona: A paradise built on the backs of slavery is no paradise at all. | B1a | |
| 236 | Desdemona: It is really, really good to see you. Did it work? Did you make it inside the Institute? | The Signal Interceptor worked. I've been to Institute and back again. | Desdemona: I almost can't believe it. | X1a | |
| 237 | Desdemona: It is really, really good to see you. Did it work? Did you make it inside the Institute? | {Question} You thought I died? | Desdemona: I saw you disintegrate right before my eyes. Then the whole machine blew up. | Y1a | |
| 238 | RR201_0400b_DezReactsToSon | Desdemona: What? Wasn't he just a little boy? | {Emotion / Grateful} I'm just glad he's alive. | Desdemona: I know it wasn't the reunion you were hoping for, but I'm happy you got to see him all the same. | A1a |
| 239 | Desdemona: What? Wasn't he just a little boy? | {Shocked} I'm still in shock. | Desdemona: Damn. I can't imagine what you're going through. | B1a | |
| 240 | Desdemona: What? Wasn't he just a little boy? | After they took him from me, they froze me in cryo. | Desdemona: Instead of being on ice for a few years, it's a few decades, instead. | X1a | |
| 241 | Desdemona: What? Wasn't he just a little boy? | {A touch hopeful / Question} Since he's my son maybe we can work with him? | Desdemona: Do you really think he'd be willing to let go of all of the synths? | Y1a | |
| 242 | RR201_0450_PostReport | PAM: Bergman, Wilfred registered as co-owner of Cambridge Polymer Labs. Estimated 81% chance of login credentials being located at this facility. | Thanks, PAM. | PAM: Compliment detected. Analysis: irrelevant. | A1a |
| 243 | PAM: Bergman, Wilfred registered as co-owner of Cambridge Polymer Labs. Estimated 81% chance of login credentials being located at this facility. | {Irritated} This lab better have what I'm looking for. | PAM: Warning. All predictions have a high margin of error. | B1a | |
| 244 | PAM: Bergman, Wilfred registered as co-owner of Cambridge Polymer Labs. Estimated 81% chance of login credentials being located at this facility. | I'll be going, then. | X1a | ||
| 245 | PAM: Bergman, Wilfred registered as co-owner of Cambridge Polymer Labs. Estimated 81% chance of login credentials being located at this facility. | What's at Cambridge Polymer? | PAM: Cambridge Polymer Labs, LLC had several active military contracts. Specializing in robotics. | Y1a | |
| 246 | RR201_0550_DezBigPlan | Desdemona: Instead we use this one chance... to rescue all the synths. Every last one of them. | {Internal whistle} That's a bold plan. | Desdemona: We can't waste this opportunity. | A1a |
| 247 | Desdemona: Instead we use this one chance... to rescue all the synths. Every last one of them. | {Rejecting crazy plan} Too risky. We should save those thirteen while we can. | Desdemona: We do that and we'd no longer be a gnat buzzing in the Institute's ear, but a real threat. | B1a | |
| 248 | Desdemona: Instead we use this one chance... to rescue all the synths. Every last one of them. | Tell me the next step, then. | X1a | ||
| 249 | Desdemona: Instead we use this one chance... to rescue all the synths. Every last one of them. | {Surprised} Is that even possible? | Desdemona: Hopefully Patriot's core escape plan will scale up. If it can't, well, we'll deal with it as it comes. | Y1a | |
| 250 | Desdemona: Talk with Z1-14. If the synths down there want freedom, they must fight and risk their lives to earn it. | {Considering / Confident} Z1 seems capable of that. | Desdemona: We always thought Patriot was the savior of the synths. But it may be more accurate to say that Z1 is. | A1a | |
| 251 | Desdemona: Talk with Z1-14. If the synths down there want freedom, they must fight and risk their lives to earn it. | {Unsure / Suspicious} I'm not sure we should trust Z1-14. | Desdemona: Funny, our evaluation indicates it's Patriot we should be worried about. | B1a | |
| 252 | Desdemona: Talk with Z1-14. If the synths down there want freedom, they must fight and risk their lives to earn it. | Understood. | Desdemona: Good. Which leads to a delicate subject. | X1a | |
| 253 | Desdemona: Talk with Z1-14. If the synths down there want freedom, they must fight and risk their lives to earn it. | {Unsure / Question} Even with synth allies is that enough to fight the Institute? | Desdemona: The synths greatly outnumber the scientists. If enough of them rebel, the chaos would be unprecedented. | Y1a | |
| 254 | RR201_0600_TurnInCodeDefender | Patriot: So hand it over and I'll get started. | Here you go. | Patriot: I'll get right to work. | A1a |
| 255 | Patriot: So hand it over and I'll get started. | I'll hold onto it for now. | Patriot: If you think that's best. But I can't start work without it. | B1a | |
| 256 | Patriot: So hand it over and I'll get started. | {Question} Would it be possible to rescue more synths? | Patriot: Those thirteen synths are the only one we're sure we can trust. | X1a | |
| 257 | Patriot: So hand it over and I'll get started. | {(Speech Challenge) Trying to sound reasonable and innocuous, actually partially deceiving Liam / Question} This is a delicate operation. Are you OK if we have to use violence? | Patriot: Good question. If we find ourselves in that position we pull the plug and wait for another opportunity. | Y1a | |
| 258 | Liam. I got you your username and password. | Patriot: You Railroad guys really deliver, you know? | A | ||
| 259 | RR201_0700_BigPlansWithZ1 | Z1-14: But... tell me, do you think Mr. Binet's plan will work? | {Whispering, virtuous} A better plan is to use this opportunity to rescue everyone. But synths will have to fight for it. | A1a | |
| 260 | Z1-14: But... tell me, do you think Mr. Binet's plan will work? | {Whispering, direct - strong} The plan's broken. We only get one chance at a mass breakout. If you fight with us, we rescue everyone, instead. | B1a | ||
| 261 | Z1-14: But... tell me, do you think Mr. Binet's plan will work? | That's all for now. Goodbye. | Z1-14: As you wish. | X1a | |
| 262 | Z1-14: But... tell me, do you think Mr. Binet's plan will work? | {MARK FOR RE-RECORD.Whispering, stirring / Question} You having second thoughts? | Z1-14: I'd risk anything for my people. It's just that... | Y1a | |
| 263 | Z1-14: But we should be prepared for some of the synths to fight against us. | {Whispering, Committed / Confident} You won't be alone. The Railroad will fight with you. | Z1-14: Together, we have a chance. | A1a | |
| 264 | Z1-14: But we should be prepared for some of the synths to fight against us. | {Whispering, Irritated / Stern} We need an army, not a few stragglers. | Z1-14: Perhaps my stragglers will be the seed from which a true rebellion grows. | B1a | |
| 265 | Z1-14: But we should be prepared for some of the synths to fight against us. | {(Speech challenge) Whispered, inspiring / Confident} All people want to be free. They just need the opportunity to take it. | Z1-14: If the Railroad inspires everyone like you do, the SRB is wise to fear you. | X1a | |
| 266 | Z1-14: But we should be prepared for some of the synths to fight against us. | {Whispering, a little confused / Question} Synths would fight against us? | Z1-14: Synths always wear a mask of the docile machine. Otherwise your mind is erased by the SRB. | Y1a | |
| 267 | RR201_0750_Z1WantsGuns | Z1-14: Given the right materials we can make our own crude but serviceable weapons. Unfortunately, we're missing a few critical ingredients. | {Helpful} I have weapons I could give you. | Z1-14: Excellent. Deposit anything you can spare in maintenance closet 3-B. But we need enough weapons to arm an entire rebellion. | A1a |
| 268 | Z1-14: Given the right materials we can make our own crude but serviceable weapons. Unfortunately, we're missing a few critical ingredients. | {Helpful} Tell me how I can help. | Z1-14: Excellent. Deposit anything you can spare in maintenance closet 3-B. But we need enough weapons to arm an entire rebellion. | A2a | |
| 269 | Z1-14: Given the right materials we can make our own crude but serviceable weapons. Unfortunately, we're missing a few critical ingredients. | {Whispering, a little alarmed / Irritated} Fighting the Institute with crappy weapons is a horrible idea. | Z1-14: We outnumber the scientist many times over. We just need more than our fists. | B1a | |
| 270 | Z1-14: Given the right materials we can make our own crude but serviceable weapons. Unfortunately, we're missing a few critical ingredients. | {Whispering} Go on. | X1a | ||
| 271 | Z1-14: Given the right materials we can make our own crude but serviceable weapons. Unfortunately, we're missing a few critical ingredients. | {Whispering / Question} What ingredients? | Z1-14: Gunpowder, laser focusing crystals, and a couple other things. | Y1a | |
| 272 | Z1-14: Given the right materials we can make our own crude but serviceable weapons. Unfortunately, we're missing a few critical ingredients. | {Whispering / Question} Couldn't we just steal some weapons? | Z1-14: Gunpowder, laser focusing crystals, and a couple other things. | Y2a | |
| 273 | Z1-14: How do you feel about killing some guards? | {Whispering / Somber} I'll do it if it's necessary. | Z1-14: We could come up with no other way. | A1a | |
| 274 | Z1-14: How do you feel about killing some guards? | {Whispering, grim / Happy} I've been spoiling for a fight. | Z1-14: Many of my friends are eager, too. | B1a | |
| 275 | Z1-14: How do you feel about killing some guards? | {Whispering} I'll do it. | Z1-14: Thank you. | X1a | |
| 276 | Z1-14: How do you feel about killing some guards? | {Whispering / Question} Who's guarding them? | Z1-14: A good number of early model synths. Will that be a problem? | Y1a | |
| 277 | RR201_0900_GunTurnIn | Z1-14: I fear this may be a hard truth. We talked, and if the Railroad devises a plan to destroy the Institute we're willing to help. | {Whispering, trying to be hopeful} Hopefully we can find a non-violent solution. | Z1-14: I don't want unnecessary bloodshed, either. I just want our freedom. | A1a |
| 278 | Z1-14: I fear this may be a hard truth. We talked, and if the Railroad devises a plan to destroy the Institute we're willing to help. | {Whispering, a little blood-thirsty} I'm happy to kill every last one of them. | Z1-14: I hope the Railroad can find a less drastic solution. | B1a | |
| 279 | Z1-14: I fear this may be a hard truth. We talked, and if the Railroad devises a plan to destroy the Institute we're willing to help. | {Whispering} Understood. | X1a | ||
| 280 | Z1-14: I fear this may be a hard truth. We talked, and if the Railroad devises a plan to destroy the Institute we're willing to help. | {Whispering} Does the Institute have to be destroyed? | Z1-14: All the SRB has done to us, to you, has been with a mere trickle of the Institute's resources. | Y1a | |
| 281 | Z1-14: And we'll do ours. Weapon construction will begin immediately. | {Whispering, pleased / Friendly} This is a good start. | Z1-14: The greatest challenge remaining is keeping all of this secret from the SRB. | A1a | |
| 282 | Z1-14: And we'll do ours. Weapon construction will begin immediately. | {Whispering, urgent} Get those weapons made quickly. | Z1-14: We will. Every hour we wait is another hour the SRB could discover us. | B1a | |
| 283 | Z1-14: And we'll do ours. Weapon construction will begin immediately. | {Whispering / Question} Any news about Liam? | Z1-14: Liam's got his terminal working. When the time is right, we have someone who can operate it. | X1a | |
| 284 | Z1-14: And we'll do ours. Weapon construction will begin immediately. | {Whispering / Question} Have any problems? | Z1-14: There's been no alarm. My friends have all the time they need to get what they want then cover their tracks. | Y1a | |
| 285 | RR201_1000a_Messenger | SynthMessenger: Your quarters have flooded, sir. There is danger of extensive damage to your personal effects. | I'll go right now. | SynthMessenger: Time is of the essence. | A1a |
| 286 | SynthMessenger: Your quarters have flooded, sir. There is danger of extensive damage to your personal effects. | I'm busy. | SynthMessenger: This is a very, very serious matter. | B1a | |
| 287 | SynthMessenger: Your quarters have flooded, sir. There is danger of extensive damage to your personal effects. | {Spoken like a spy back} Z1-14 was helping me with a project. I'm guessing this is related... | SynthMessenger: The project isn't quite ready, but due to the flooding it may have to be good enough. Understood? | X1a | |
| 288 | SynthMessenger: Your quarters have flooded, sir. There is danger of extensive damage to your personal effects. | {Question} Do you have any more details? | SynthMessenger: Some of your prized possessions from the surface are in immediate peril. | Y1a | |
| 289 | RR201_1000b_BoSSneakAttack | Z1-14: You must act now. The Brotherhood of Steel has discovered the location of the Railroad. | {Urgent / Stern} I'll warn them right away. | Z1-14: Thank you. | A1a |
| 290 | Z1-14: You must act now. The Brotherhood of Steel has discovered the location of the Railroad. | {Dawning horror / Angry} If those bastards know where we are... | Z1-14: I know. | B1a | |
| 291 | Z1-14: You must act now. The Brotherhood of Steel has discovered the location of the Railroad. | {Surprised / Surprised} I don't believe you. | Z1-14: I hope I am wrong. But in case I'm not, you must warn them. | X1a | |
| 292 | Z1-14: You must act now. The Brotherhood of Steel has discovered the location of the Railroad. | {Question} Do you trust her? And the warning? | Z1-14: Delivering this message could very well mean her personality is erased. Death. | Y1a | |
| 293 | Z1-14: You must act now. The Brotherhood of Steel has discovered the location of the Railroad. | {Shock / Question} What happened? | Z1-14: Delivering this message could very well mean her personality is erased. Death. | Y2a | |
| 294 | RR201_DezWaiting | NPCFDesdemona: Any news from the Institute? | Z1's recruited more synths. They're making weapons now. | Desdemona: That's great news. As soon as Z1's ready, let me know. | A1a |
| 295 | NPCFDesdemona: Any news from the Institute? | {Slightly amused - slightly} You hear my broadcast? | Desdemona: That's great news. As soon as Z1's ready, let me know. | A2a | |
| 296 | NPCFDesdemona: Any news from the Institute? | I fought the Brotherhood of Steel at Mass Fusion. | Desdemona: That's great news. As soon as Z1's ready, let me know. | A3a | |
| 297 | NPCFDesdemona: Any news from the Institute? | {Quiet - close to neutral delivery} My son is dying. They want me to take over the Institute. | Desdemona: That's great news. As soon as Z1's ready, let me know. | A4a | |
| 298 | NPCFDesdemona: Any news from the Institute? | The Institute has a massive fusion reactor. | Desdemona: That's great news. As soon as Z1's ready, let me know. | A5a | |
| 299 | NPCFDesdemona: Any news from the Institute? | The Institute knows about Bunker Hill. They're planning to re-capture the synths there. | Desdemona: That's great news. As soon as Z1's ready, let me know. | A6a | |
| 300 | NPCFDesdemona: Any news from the Institute? | {Reporting in} They made me reclaim a runaway synth at Libertalia. | Desdemona: That's great news. As soon as Z1's ready, let me know. | A7a | |
| 301 | NPCFDesdemona: Any news from the Institute? | It doesn't feel right using Patriot. | Desdemona: That's great news. As soon as Z1's ready, let me know. | A8a | |
| 302 | NPCFDesdemona: Any news from the Institute? | I don't have anything to report. | Desdemona: Carry on, then. | B1a | |
| 303 | NPCFDesdemona: Any news from the Institute? | Give me the details on the Institute assault. | Desdemona: Those details are still being ironed out. The biggest question is what to do to the Institute itself. | X1a | |
| 304 | NPCFDesdemona: Any news from the Institute? | I still can't believe the Institute's Father is my son. | Desdemona: Those details are still being ironed out. The biggest question is what to do to the Institute itself. | X2a | |
| 305 | NPCFDesdemona: Any news from the Institute? | Do you have any news? | Desdemona: We're doing everything we can to keep what remains of our organization alive until we assault the Institute. | Y1a | |
| 306 | - | I'm meeting someone here. | A | ||
| 307 | I got the Code Defender password for Patriot. | A | |||
| 308 | Get to the point, already. | ||||
| 309 | Liam. | ||||
| 310 | Z1. |
RR301[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 311 | RR301_100_Intro | Desdemona: We were hoping Bunker Hill bought us some time. But the Institute's continuing to dismantle our operation. | {Concerned} Can I lend a hand? | Desdemona: Yes. | A1a |
| 312 | Desdemona: We were hoping Bunker Hill bought us some time. But the Institute's continuing to dismantle our operation. | {Pessimistic / Worried} Sounds like we're screwed. | Desdemona: You've been talking to PAM, haven't you? We have no choice, so we press on. | B1a | |
| 313 | Desdemona: We were hoping Bunker Hill bought us some time. But the Institute's continuing to dismantle our operation. | Go on. | Desdemona: It gets worse. | X1a | |
| 314 | Desdemona: We were hoping Bunker Hill bought us some time. But the Institute's continuing to dismantle our operation. | {Curious, concerned / Question} Is the situation that bad? | Desdemona: Whenever we spot a Courser, everyone hides. We hide deep. We hide long. Until we know we're safe. | Y1a | |
| 315 | Desdemona: We were hoping Bunker Hill bought us some time. But the Institute's continuing to dismantle our operation. | {A little surprised / Question} All that if you spot a single Courser? | Desdemona: Whenever we spot a Courser, everyone hides. We hide deep. We hide long. Until we know we're safe. | Y2a | |
| 316 | Desdemona: But if you do find a Courser there, kill it. If there's no survivors, then your cover remains intact. | {Confident / Confident} I'll take care of it. | Desdemona: Get to it, then. | A1a | |
| 317 | Desdemona: But if you do find a Courser there, kill it. If there's no survivors, then your cover remains intact. | {Annoyed / Irritated} I could be walking straight into a trap. | Desdemona: That's a distinct possibility. Here's hoping they're just late checking in. Good luck. | B1a | |
| 318 | Desdemona: But if you do find a Courser there, kill it. If there's no survivors, then your cover remains intact. | I'll head out. | Desdemona: Good luck. | X1a | |
| 319 | Desdemona: But if you do find a Courser there, kill it. If there's no survivors, then your cover remains intact. | {Curious / Question} Is this really worth risking my cover? | Desdemona: Glory needs to evacuate Dayton. And you're the only other heavy we have. | Y1a | |
| 320 | RR301_200_X927_Confrontation | X9-27: This irregularity will be reported to Justin Ayo. | {making an excuse (and lying) / Friendly} I didn't mean to stumble into your operation. Just a coincidence. | X9-27: Explanation deemed improbable. Leave this area immediately. | A1a |
| 321 | X9-27: This irregularity will be reported to Justin Ayo. | {Cold, said before starting a fight} You can't report anything if you're dead. | B1a | ||
| 322 | X9-27: This irregularity will be reported to Justin Ayo. | {Glib, lying (Speech Challenge)} The SRB sent me to check on you. See if you need help. | X9-27: Mission proceeding according to plan. Ambush set for Railroad targets. Prepared to reclaim any synths they possess. | X1a | |
| 323 | X9-27: This irregularity will be reported to Justin Ayo. | {(Speech Challenge) Confident, bluffing / Question} You know who I am. So tell me. What are you doing here? | X9-27: Intelligence indicated this is a Railroad base. Perimeter breached and all hostiles eliminated. | Y1a | |
| 328 | RR301_400_DezTurnIn | {Grim, reporting to a CO} Ticonderoga was wiped out by Coursers. No survivors. | Companion: They got High Rise, too, Dez. | A | |
| 324 | Desdemona: Now we're in a race. Can we free the synths before the Institute wipes us out? | {Perking her up, confident / Confident} We've survived this far, we'll make it to the end. | Desdemona: Here's hoping. | A1a | |
| 325 | Desdemona: Now we're in a race. Can we free the synths before the Institute wipes us out? | {Anger / Irritated} So your idea is to sacrifice everyone? That plan stinks. | Desdemona: The plan is to save as many synths as possible. And this is what everyone signed on for. | B1a | |
| 326 | Desdemona: Now we're in a race. Can we free the synths before the Institute wipes us out? | {Thoughtful, hopeful} There must be some way to slow them down. | Desdemona: All non-essential operations have already been shut down. Unless we abandon the synths we've pledged to protect, there's nothing more we can do. | X1a | |
| 327 | Desdemona: Now we're in a race. Can we free the synths before the Institute wipes us out? | {Concerned, hoping for an encouraging answer / Question} Shouldn't we just hide, instead? | Desdemona: It's only a matter of time before the Institute burns your cover. | Y1a | |
| 329 | - | {Grumbling} What an ice cold bastard. |
RR302[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 330 | RR302_0700_AtPoliceStation | TinkerTom: But, as promised, they got a vertibird on the roof. You really up for this? | {Determined / Confident} Let's go. | A1a | |
| 331 | TinkerTom: But, as promised, they got a vertibird on the roof. You really up for this? | {Grim, referring to avenging the fallen Glory / Defiant} It's payback time. | B1a | ||
| 332 | TinkerTom: But, as promised, they got a vertibird on the roof. You really up for this? | I'm not quite ready yet. | TinkerTom: All right, all right. Let me know when you are. | X1a | |
| 333 | TinkerTom: But, as promised, they got a vertibird on the roof. You really up for this? | {Very curious / Question} Any other intel on the police station? | TinkerTom: Expect turrets and reinforcements inside. That's all I got - this mission was thrown together fast. | Y1a | |
| 334 | TinkerTom: There's a million ways we could be monitored right now. By the Brotherhood, or... you know. | {Comforting / Friendly} Relax, Tom, you'll be all right. | Companion: Yeah, even if they know we're comin', it's not gonna stop us from takin' them down. | A1a | |
| 335 | TinkerTom: There's a million ways we could be monitored right now. By the Brotherhood, or... you know. | {Irritated / Irritated} Another of your paranoid fantasies. | Companion: I believe what Mr. Tinker needs right now is support, sir. | B1a | |
| 336 | TinkerTom: There's a million ways we could be monitored right now. By the Brotherhood, or... you know. | {A little weary} About the mission, Tom... | TinkerTom: The police station is crawling with Brotherhood guys. At least one in Power Armor. | X1a | |
| 337 | TinkerTom: There's a million ways we could be monitored right now. By the Brotherhood, or... you know. | {Curious / Question} Monitored? What do you mean? | TinkerTom: The Institute's had hundreds of years to put advanced sensors, cameras, and other technology everywhere, man. | Y1a | |
| 338 | RR302_0800_VertibirdSecure | TinkerTom: From the inside the blimp's vulnerable. To keep that baby afloat its got massive gasbags full of hydrogen. | Tell me about my role in this. | TinkerTom: Your job is tricky. You got to find a way to place these explosives on the gasbags. | A1a |
| 339 | TinkerTom: From the inside the blimp's vulnerable. To keep that baby afloat its got massive gasbags full of hydrogen. | {Slightly adamant / Irritated} If this is a suicide run, count me out. | TinkerTom: No, man, these explosives are remote controlled. I won't set them off until we get to a safe distance. | B1a | |
| 340 | TinkerTom: From the inside the blimp's vulnerable. To keep that baby afloat its got massive gasbags full of hydrogen. | {A little disbelief} And they'll just let us land. | TinkerTom: There's no way they'd expect anybody to hijack one of their birds. | X1a | |
| 341 | TinkerTom: From the inside the blimp's vulnerable. To keep that baby afloat its got massive gasbags full of hydrogen. | {Curious / Question} Really, it's full of hydrogen? | TinkerTom: Helium's rare as hell, only gas light enough and plentiful enough is good old number one on the periodic table. Hydrogen. | Y1a |
RR303[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 342 | RR303_0200_DezIntro | NPCFDesdemona: What? What are you talking about? | {Relief, urgent / Relieved} You're still alive. I got here in time. | A1a | |
| 343 | NPCFDesdemona: What? What are you talking about? | {Urgent / Stern} They could be here any minute. Do something. | B1a | ||
| 344 | NPCFDesdemona: What? What are you talking about? | {Urgent / Question} Notice anything suspicious? | Y1a | ||
| 345 | RR303_0300_DezPostAssault | Desdemona: Glory was guarding the entrance but she may already be overwhelmed by the Brotherhood. | {Grim / Sad} We've already lost men. | Desdemona: And if we don't clear the catacombs quickly we'll lose more. Go help Glory. | A1a |
| 346 | Desdemona: Glory was guarding the entrance but she may already be overwhelmed by the Brotherhood. | {Cautiously thankful / Relieved} We got lucky so far. No one's died. | Desdemona: And if we don't clear the catacombs quickly we'll lose more. Go help Glory. | A2a | |
| 347 | Desdemona: Glory was guarding the entrance but she may already be overwhelmed by the Brotherhood. | {Volunteering, grim / Defiant} I'll clear the catacombs. | Desdemona: Do it. | B1a | |
| 348 | Desdemona: Glory was guarding the entrance but she may already be overwhelmed by the Brotherhood. | {Barely survived a big battle} Those guys were tough. | Desdemona: But not unbeatable. You and the others go help Glory. Win that fight or we're all dead. | X1a | |
| 349 | Desdemona: Glory was guarding the entrance but she may already be overwhelmed by the Brotherhood. | {Urgent, hoping / Question} There's no other escape route? | Desdemona: No, the back tunnel was it. | Y1a | |
| 350 | RR303_0300b_GloryDeath | Glory: Promise me you'll free them. All of them. | {Lying, sad / Sad} Hold on, you'll make it through. | Companion: After all, you've made it this far. You'll see this through till the end. | A1a |
| 351 | Glory: Promise me you'll free them. All of them. | {Grim} I don't have time for this. | Companion: Yeah, let's get out of here before we end up like Glory. | B1a | |
| 352 | Glory: Promise me you'll free them. All of them. | {Promise made to a dying friend / Sad} I promise. | Companion: Sure, sweetie... we'll do whatever you say. | X1a | |
| 353 | Glory: Promise me you'll free them. All of them. | {Not hopeful / Question} How bad is it? | Companion: All the blood leakin' out of her should be givin' you a clue. | Y1a | |
| 354 | RR303_0600_ChurchCleared | Desdemona: Then Fixer will get you one. | {Grim, confident / Confident} Count on me. | Desdemona: With what happened to... Glory, we need you more than ever. Thanks for stepping up. | A1a |
| 355 | Desdemona: Then Fixer will get you one. | {A little angry / Worried} That's a hell of a tall order. | Desdemona: You always get the job done. | B1a | |
| 356 | Desdemona: Then Fixer will get you one. | {Darkly sarcastic - just got volunteered for a suicide mission / Amused} Sure, I'll just swing by the local Super-Duper Mart and pick one up. Need milk, too? | Desdemona: This isn't the time. | X1a | |
| 357 | Desdemona: Then Fixer will get you one. | {Perplexed / Question} What about the Institute? | Desdemona: They're not the immediate threat. The Brotherhood is. So we need that vertibird. | Y1a | |
| 358 | Desdemona: Then Fixer will get you one. | {Exasperated / Question} Where can we find one of those? | Desdemona: They're not the immediate threat. The Brotherhood is. So we need that vertibird. | Y2a | |
| 359 | Desdemona: If we abandon our HQ right now our people, our family, will be walking into certain death. | {Somber} Then we stay and fight. | A1a | ||
| 360 | Desdemona: If we abandon our HQ right now our people, our family, will be walking into certain death. | {Somber} Then we have to abandon the Church. | Desdemona: Only as a last resort. And we still have one final option - a very dangerous one. | B1a | |
| 361 | Desdemona: If we abandon our HQ right now our people, our family, will be walking into certain death. | {Somber} Then we need another option. | Desdemona: Agreed. It's time for a gamble. A desperate one, at that. | X1a | |
| 362 | Desdemona: If we abandon our HQ right now our people, our family, will be walking into certain death. | {Question} Can't we just assault the Institute with who we got? | Desdemona: Even at full strength, assaulting the Institute is a risky proposition. PAM's analysis... Well, you don't want to know. | Y1a | |
| 363 | RR303_0600a_DeaconPost | Deacon: How bad was it down there? | {Sad} Glory's dead. | Deacon: Shit. Glory? This is a nightmare. | A1a |
| 364 | Deacon: How bad was it down there? | {Angry} We've got a lot of dead Railroad agents. | Deacon: Shit. So now the Brotherhood's got our number... | B1a | |
| 365 | Deacon: How bad was it down there? | Well, they haven't killed us yet. | Deacon: Shit. So now the Brotherhood's got our number... | B2a | |
| 366 | Deacon: How bad was it down there? | Let's focus on what's next. | Deacon: Got it. | X1a | |
| 367 | Deacon: How bad was it down there? | {Question} How'd they get the drop on us? | Deacon: Preparing for the big op to take down the Institute... Well, it's generated a lot of traffic to and from HQ. | Y1a | |
| 368 | RR303_0900_DeckIntro | BrotherhoodChallenge: The radio chatter from the police station had the tower worried. What happened, anyway? | {Lying well, condescending towards the raiders / Irritated} Some idiot raiders got a hold of a rocket launcher and were taking it for a joy ride. | A1a | |
| 369 | BrotherhoodChallenge: The radio chatter from the police station had the tower worried. What happened, anyway? | {Grim line before attacking} Time to die. | BrotherhoodChallenge: What? | B1a | |
| 370 | BrotherhoodChallenge: The radio chatter from the police station had the tower worried. What happened, anyway? | {Lying well, sounding confident / Irritated} The Railroad launched some half-assed counterattack. | X1a | ||
| 371 | BrotherhoodChallenge: The radio chatter from the police station had the tower worried. What happened, anyway? | {Lying well, swapping gripes with a fellow in the trenches / Irritated} Nothing. The whole thing was a training drill. Can you believe it? | Y1a | ||
| 372 | RR303_0900_Kells | Kells: Wait. Why isn't Knight Owens handling this debrief? | Sorry, sir. Won't happen again, sir. | Kells: See that it doesn't. And Owens? Where is he? | A1a |
| 373 | Kells: Wait. Why isn't Knight Owens handling this debrief? | I don't know. Sir. | Kells: See that it doesn't. And Owens? Where is he? | A2a | |
| 374 | Kells: Wait. Why isn't Knight Owens handling this debrief? | We had some big problems at the Police Station. Owens... he didn't make it. | Kells: One disaster after the next. | B1a | |
| 375 | Kells: Wait. Why isn't Knight Owens handling this debrief? | The pilot ordered me to report to you. I didn't ask why. | Kells: *sigh* Fine. | X1a | |
| 376 | Kells: Wait. Why isn't Knight Owens handling this debrief? | Knight Owens was delayed. I took the initiative, sir. | Kells: We need more of that. Initiative. | Y1a | |
| 377 | RR303_0900_Quinlan | Quinlan: Those technical documents may be exactly what we need to repair Liberty Prime. So you understand the urgency. | I'll bring you the package later. Sir. | Quinlan: As soon as you can or you'll have to answer to Elder Maxson. | A1a |
| 378 | Quinlan: Those technical documents may be exactly what we need to repair Liberty Prime. So you understand the urgency. | {Irritated} Unloading cargo's not my job. | Quinlan: Maybe I'll send one of the squires, then. | B1a | |
| 379 | Quinlan: Those technical documents may be exactly what we need to repair Liberty Prime. So you understand the urgency. | Haylen didn't give us anything. Not our fault. | Quinlan: That's so unlike her. I'll just have to ask Kells to send another vertibird then. | X1a | |
| 380 | Quinlan: Those technical documents may be exactly what we need to repair Liberty Prime. So you understand the urgency. | Sir, I wasn't on Claymore. | Quinlan: I saw you disembark myself. Don't try to shirk your responsibilities here. Where is my package? | Y1a | |
| 381 | Quinlan: Those technical documents may be exactly what we need to repair Liberty Prime. So you understand the urgency. | No, sir, I really wasn't on Claymore. | Quinlan: I saw you disembark myself. Don't try to shirk your responsibilities here. Where is my package? | Y2a | |
| 382 | RR303_0900a_RaiderAmbush | BrotherhoodChallenge: And you called in Scimitar to help with raiders? | {More lying, sharing a gripe with a fellow soldier / Amused} One of our new recruits panicked. New guys, right? | BrotherhoodChallenge: I wouldn't want to be him. We've all been there, though. | A1a |
| 383 | BrotherhoodChallenge: And you called in Scimitar to help with raiders? | {Lying well, some irritation ("They don't tell me anything!") / Thinking} No idea. I was surprised as anyone else when Scimitar flew in. | BrotherhoodChallenge: Someone's going to answer for it. Calling in a strike on raiders. Sheesh. | B1a | |
| 384 | BrotherhoodChallenge: And you called in Scimitar to help with raiders? | {Brush off / Irritated} I don't have time for this. | BrotherhoodChallenge: Hmm. | X1a | |
| 385 | BrotherhoodChallenge: And you called in Scimitar to help with raiders? | {Lying well, justifiably defensive / Irritated} There were a lot of them. The smart call was to bring in the cavalry. | BrotherhoodChallenge: Still, that's got to hurt your pride, right? | Y1a | |
| 386 | RR303_0900b_RailroadAttack | BrotherhoodChallenge: What? The Railroad? They attacked the police station? | {Lying well, irritated / Irritated} Just a couple snipers. The air support helped us find their position. | BrotherhoodChallenge: The idiots don't know when they've been beat. | A1a |
| 387 | BrotherhoodChallenge: What? The Railroad? They attacked the police station? | {Lying well, sounding in the dark (and annoyed about it)} That's what the others said. I was on patrol when it happened. | BrotherhoodChallenge: Well, I'm glad it turned out OK. | B1a | |
| 388 | BrotherhoodChallenge: What? The Railroad? They attacked the police station? | {Brush off / Irritated} I don't have time for this. | BrotherhoodChallenge: Hmm. | X1a | |
| 389 | BrotherhoodChallenge: What? The Railroad? They attacked the police station? | {Lying well, excited, hopeful - proud to get revenge upon the Railroad} They mounted some sort of last ditch assault. I think the Railroad's gone. | BrotherhoodChallenge: That's a relief. | Y1a | |
| 390 | RR303_0900c_Drill | BrotherhoodChallenge: That's not like any drill I've ever been in. | {Lying well, irritation at not being trusted / Conspiratorial} The test was very realistic. They monitored everything, looking for mistakes. | BrotherhoodChallenge: Great. Like our jobs aren't hard enough. | A1a |
| 391 | BrotherhoodChallenge: That's not like any drill I've ever been in. | {Lying well, sounds bitter / Irritated} One of the head knights thought we were getting too complacent. | BrotherhoodChallenge: They just love keeping us on our toes, don't they? | B1a | |
| 392 | BrotherhoodChallenge: That's not like any drill I've ever been in. | {Brush off / Irritated} I don't have time for this. | BrotherhoodChallenge: Hmm. | X1a | |
| 393 | BrotherhoodChallenge: That's not like any drill I've ever been in. | {Lying well, confiding conspiratorially / Conspiratorial} The details of the drill are still under wraps. There'll be a full briefing tomorrow. | BrotherhoodChallenge: Looking forward to hearing about it then. | Y1a | |
| 394 | RR303_0900d_RailroadNode | BrotherhoodChallenge: Your bird flew support on the Railroad assault, right? How'd they beat us? Elder Maxson's furious. | {Lying well, confiding a secret, unsteady} They had some Institute super-weapons. Auto-locking with bullets that curved. The whole thing is hush-hush. | BrotherhoodChallenge: Listen, I won't tell anyone. We'll get them next time. | A1a |
| 395 | BrotherhoodChallenge: Your bird flew support on the Railroad assault, right? How'd they beat us? Elder Maxson's furious. | {Lying well, bitter at being fooled / Irritated} That wasn't' their HQ, it was a trap. They blew the tunnels and killed a lot of good men. | BrotherhoodChallenge: Sneaky. We'll get them next time. | B1a | |
| 396 | BrotherhoodChallenge: Your bird flew support on the Railroad assault, right? How'd they beat us? Elder Maxson's furious. | {Dead tired / Tired} Can we do this later? I'm dead tired. | BrotherhoodChallenge: Not many people made it out of there. A lot of us are dying to know what happened. | X1a | |
| 397 | BrotherhoodChallenge: Your bird flew support on the Railroad assault, right? How'd they beat us? Elder Maxson's furious. | {Dead tired / Tired} I just pulled a double-shift. I don't have time for this. | BrotherhoodChallenge: Not many people made it out of there. A lot of us are dying to know what happened. | X2a | |
| 398 | BrotherhoodChallenge: Your bird flew support on the Railroad assault, right? How'd they beat us? Elder Maxson's furious. | {Lying well, echoes the other guys annoyance at being in the dark} I didn't see anything. We dropped off our men and circled the area then were told to come home. | BrotherhoodChallenge: So you're in the dark as the rest of us? We'll get them next time. | Y1a | |
| 399 | RR303_0900e_SuspiciousBoS | BrotherhoodChallenge: I know a lot of people on the Prydwen. But I can't say I remember you. | {Lying well, facile explanation} Your memory must terrible, then. I've been with the Brotherhood since we left the Capital Wasteland. | BrotherhoodChallenge: Sorry. Big ship I guess. | A1a |
| 400 | BrotherhoodChallenge: I know a lot of people on the Prydwen. But I can't say I remember you. | {Starts lying gives up and fights} I'm... Shit, this isn't working. Time to die. | BrotherhoodChallenge: What? | B1a | |
| 401 | BrotherhoodChallenge: I know a lot of people on the Prydwen. But I can't say I remember you. | {Lying well, annoyed at the other's bullshit - fast talking} If I don't get a full report in pronto, we're both going to be in trouble. Is that what you want? | BrotherhoodChallenge: Fine, fine. | X1a | |
| 402 | BrotherhoodChallenge: I know a lot of people on the Prydwen. But I can't say I remember you. | {Lying well, facile explanation} No surprise there. I'm one of the new recruits. From the Commonwealth. | BrotherhoodChallenge: Well, this is a heck of a welcome to the Brotherhood. | Y1a | |
| 403 | RR303_0910_RestrictedSpace | GasbagMechanic: You shouldn't be up here. | {Irritated} Haven't you ever heard of a surprise inspection? Jesus. | GasbagMechanic: My crew has kept the gasbags immaculate. If you don't believe me, go ahead and look. Asshole. | A1a |
| 404 | GasbagMechanic: You shouldn't be up here. | Just making a routine inspection. You know the drill. | GasbagMechanic: My crew has kept the gasbags immaculate. If you don't believe me, go ahead and look. Asshole. | A2a | |
| 405 | GasbagMechanic: You shouldn't be up here. | Wrong place, wrong time, pal. | GasbagMechanic: What? | B1a | |
| 406 | GasbagMechanic: You shouldn't be up here. | {Irritated} I am a superior officer. I don't have to answer to the likes of you. | GasbagMechanic: As you say, sir. But when my shift ends, I'm taking it up with my CO. | X1a | |
| 407 | GasbagMechanic: You shouldn't be up here. | {Conspiratorial} Someone's up for a promotion. Just need to see if everything's ship shape. | GasbagMechanic: Seriously? It's about time. You won't find a single thing out of order. | Y1a | |
| 408 | GasbagMechanic: You shouldn't be up here. | {Pleading} Damn it. I'm new here. There weren't any signs. | GasbagMechanic: Seriously? It's about time. You won't find a single thing out of order. | Y2a | |
| 409 | RR303_1010_BombPlaced | One down. | A1a | ||
| 410 | One to go. | A2a | |||
| 411 | Now to get out of here. | A3a | |||
| 412 | RR303_1500_DezDebrief | Desdemona: Thank you for keeping them, and yourself, safe. | {Grim / Sad} We still lost too many people. | Desdemona: Without you, though, it would've been far worse. | A1a |
| 413 | Desdemona: Thank you for keeping them, and yourself, safe. | {Angry / Irritated} Red Glare was insane. You almost got us killed. | Desdemona: What option did I have? Run and hide? | B1a | |
| 414 | Desdemona: Thank you for keeping them, and yourself, safe. | {Simple} You're welcome. | X1a | ||
| 415 | Desdemona: Thank you for keeping them, and yourself, safe. | {Very important Q / Question} Is the Church safe now? | Desdemona: With the Prydwen destroyed, the Brotherhood's survivors will leave the Commonwealth. On foot. | Y1a | |
| 417 | - | Z1's rebellion is ready, but we have a crisis. The Brotherhood's on their way here. | A | ||
| 416 | {Urgent} The Institute caught wind of a surprise attack. |
RRAct3Lost[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 418 | RRAct3LostPrestonScene | {Stern} I need your help to attack the Institute. | Preston: The Institute? Why in the world would you want to mess around with them? | A | |
| 419 | Preston: The Institute? Why in the world would you want to mess around with them? | They kidnapped my baby. | Preston: Damn... that's some bad business, even for them. | A2a | |
| 420 | Preston: The Institute? Why in the world would you want to mess around with them? | They killed my husband. | Preston: Oh. I'm sorry. | B2a | |
| 421 | Preston: The Institute? Why in the world would you want to mess around with them? | I just need to know if you can help me. | X1a | ||
| 422 | Preston: The Institute? Why in the world would you want to mess around with them? | Can you help me or not? | Y1a | ||
| 423 | - | {Stern} I need your help to attack the Institute. |
RRAct3Pickup[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 424 | RRAct3Pickup_100_DesdemonaConvinces | Desdemona: Sounds crazy, right? | It's all true. | Desdemona: Deacon says you used teleportation. I can't imagine. | A1a |
| 425 | Desdemona: Sounds crazy, right? | {Neutral} I don't know what you're talking about. | Desdemona: Deacon said you'd deny it. But he has proof you used teleportation, of all things, to get inside the Institute. | B1a | |
| 426 | Desdemona: Sounds crazy, right? | That sounds crazy all right. | Desdemona: That's not a denial. Deacon has proof you used teleporation, of all things, to get inside the Institute. | X1a | |
| 427 | Desdemona: Sounds crazy, right? | {Question} Where'd you hear that? | Desdemona: Deacon brought it to my attention. And, as usual, he won't give up his source. | Y1a | |
| 428 | RRAct3Pickup_100a_WentWithMM | Desdemona: I'm counting on you being as passionate about freeing synths as we are. Please, work with us, instead. | I'll work with you, then. | Desdemona: You have no idea how relieved I am to hear that. | A1a |
| 429 | Desdemona: I'm counting on you being as passionate about freeing synths as we are. Please, work with us, instead. | I'll stick with my people in the Minutemen. | Desdemona: Of course, I'm disappointed. But hopefully in time you'll come around. The fate of the synths depends on it. | B1a | |
| 430 | Desdemona: I'm counting on you being as passionate about freeing synths as we are. Please, work with us, instead. | {Thinking} I don't know. | Desdemona: Take your time. Think it over. But remember: the synth's fate is literally in your hands. | X1a | |
| 431 | Desdemona: I'm counting on you being as passionate about freeing synths as we are. Please, work with us, instead. | {Question} You think the Minutemen won't help the synths? | Desdemona: The Minutemen are a reflection of the character of the Commonwealth people. | Y1a | |
| 432 | RRAct3Pickup_100b_WentWithBOS | Desdemona: So let's put it to the test. We have a vital mission that only you can carry out. You up for it? | I'll do the mission, then. | Desdemona: You have no idea how relieved I am to hear that. | A1a |
| 433 | Desdemona: So let's put it to the test. We have a vital mission that only you can carry out. You up for it? | I'll stand by the Brotherhood of Steel. | Desdemona: You do know their plans for synths, right? Genocide. | B1a | |
| 434 | Desdemona: So let's put it to the test. We have a vital mission that only you can carry out. You up for it? | {Thinking} I don't know. | Desdemona: You can't seriously be considering working with the Brotherhood? They view synths as an abomination. | X1a | |
| 435 | Desdemona: So let's put it to the test. We have a vital mission that only you can carry out. You up for it? | {Question} Why should I help you, instead? | Desdemona: Now that the Brotherhood knows where the Institute is, in time they will mount an offensive. | Y1a | |
| 436 | RRAct3Pickup_100c_EndBriefing | Desdemona: So you need to infiltrate the Institute and make contact with Patriot. | {Confident} I'll do my best. | Desdemona: Excellent. Tom devised a way to send a message to Patriot. | A1a |
| 437 | Desdemona: So you need to infiltrate the Institute and make contact with Patriot. | {Irritated} I can't safely contact someone we've never met who has no idea we're trying to do so. | Desdemona: *sigh* Patriot has sent us one-way communication. | B1a | |
| 438 | Desdemona: So you need to infiltrate the Institute and make contact with Patriot. | {Thinking} Contacting him is going to be tricky. | Desdemona: Fortunately, Tom has come up with a potential way to do it. | X1a | |
| 439 | Desdemona: So you need to infiltrate the Institute and make contact with Patriot. | {Question} How do I make contact? | Desdemona: Tom devised a way to send a message to Patriot. | Y1a | |
| 440 | RRAct3Pickup_200_TomModsHolotape | Tinker Tom: If the Minutemen gave you a custom holotape, that's what I'm looking for. Anything's that's survived Institute security is gold. | Here you go, Tom. | Tinker Tom: We're in business. | A1a |
| 441 | Tinker Tom: If the Minutemen gave you a custom holotape, that's what I'm looking for. Anything's that's survived Institute security is gold. | I think I'll hold onto it. | Tinker Tom: No pressure, man. Whenever you're ready. | B1a | |
| 442 | Tinker Tom: If the Minutemen gave you a custom holotape, that's what I'm looking for. Anything's that's survived Institute security is gold. | {Thinking} I'm not certain. | Tinker Tom: I get you. Infiltrating the Institute, man, I'd turn tail and run. But, if you want to do it I'm here with you. | X1a | |
| 443 | Tinker Tom: If the Minutemen gave you a custom holotape, that's what I'm looking for. Anything's that's survived Institute security is gold. | {Question} Is this going to work? | Tinker Tom: Oh, yeah, man. Definitely. Definitely. Well, maybe. | Y1a |
RRDeaconBetrayal[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 444 | RRDeaconBetrayal_Interrupt | Deacon: Why would you betray us? Betray me? | The Brotherhood's learned from the mistakes of the past, and offers us our best chance at a real future. | Deacon: And how many innocents will they butcher to get to that glorious future? | A1a |
| 445 | Deacon: Why would you betray us? Betray me? | The Institute's the problem. And the Brotherhood's in the best position to defeat them. | Deacon: So you're just giving up on us? Taking the easy way? | B1a | |
| 446 | Deacon: Why would you betray us? Betray me? | It's complicated, Deacon. | Deacon: Well, let me make this nice and simple, traitor. | X1a | |
| 447 | Deacon: Why would you betray us? Betray me? | {Concerned} I was lying to them, Deacon. I'm not betraying the Railroad. | Deacon: The only reason I've been cool with you working with the Brotherhood for so long is I thought you were playing the long con. | Y1a |
RRKickOut[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 448 | RRKickOut_PatriotReaction | NPCMLiamBinet: Any word on our plans? You know... for the thirteen. | We have to cancel our plans. | Patriot: Aw, man. Well, you know more about this than I. I'll shut everything down. | A1a |
| 449 | NPCMLiamBinet: Any word on our plans? You know... for the thirteen. | The Railroad's gone. | Patriot: What...? Shit. All right, I'm shutting down everything. Hopefully we haven't left any clues for the SRB. | B1a | |
| 450 | NPCMLiamBinet: Any word on our plans? You know... for the thirteen. | I'm busy. Let's talk later. | Patriot: Sure. But we can't wait forever. | X1a | |
| 451 | NPCMLiamBinet: Any word on our plans? You know... for the thirteen. | {Question} Have any news? | Patriot: Nothing right now. But maybe check back soon. | Y1a |
RRM01[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 452 | RRM01_0100_Start | DrCarrington: *sigh* Since you're here now we might as well put you to work. | {Positive, can-do / Friendly} Tell me what you need, Doc. | A1a | |
| 453 | DrCarrington: *sigh* Since you're here now we might as well put you to work. | {Annoyed / Irritated} You guys recruited me, I don't need your attitude. | DrCarrington: Charming. I'm sure you and Glory will be fast friends. | B1a | |
| 454 | DrCarrington: *sigh* Since you're here now we might as well put you to work. | {Impatient} Cut to the chase. | X1a | ||
| 455 | DrCarrington: *sigh* Since you're here now we might as well put you to work. | {A little annoyance / Question} What, you don't think I can handle a dangerous job? | DrCarrington: The danger doesn't concern me. Your work at the Switchboard proves you can deal with that. | Y1a | |
| 456 | DrCarrington: The paranoid old bat won't even tell us the problem, he insists we get our intel from a dead drop. | {Eager} Sounds like an important mission. | Companion: Important enough to get paid you mean, right? | A1a | |
| 457 | DrCarrington: The paranoid old bat won't even tell us the problem, he insists we get our intel from a dead drop. | {Barbed / Irritated} So, is there anyone you like? | Companion: This bloke's about as charmin' as a feral with a toothache. | B1a | |
| 458 | DrCarrington: The paranoid old bat won't even tell us the problem, he insists we get our intel from a dead drop. | {Considering} He may have a good reason to be paranoid. | DrCarrington: Perhaps he does. And maybe he did the other dozen times he's made our agents jump through these unnecessary hoops. | X1a | |
| 459 | DrCarrington: The paranoid old bat won't even tell us the problem, he insists we get our intel from a dead drop. | {Puzzled / Question} What's a dead drop? | Companion: Ah, shit. I knew I forgot to tell you something. | Y1a | |
| 460 | DrCarrington: The current sign is, "Do you have a geiger counter?" And the counter is, "Mine is in the shop." Please tell me Deacon taught you that, at least? | {(Speech challenge) Trying to get on the acerbic doctor's good side / Friendly} You can trust me with this, I'll get it done. | DrCarrington: You sound rather convincing, actually. | A1a | |
| 461 | DrCarrington: The current sign is, "Do you have a geiger counter?" And the counter is, "Mine is in the shop." Please tell me Deacon taught you that, at least? | {Annoyed / Irritated} He taught me what I need to know, including that. | DrCarrington: It appears our resident pathological liar didn't completely neglect your training. | B1a | |
| 462 | DrCarrington: The current sign is, "Do you have a geiger counter?" And the counter is, "Mine is in the shop." Please tell me Deacon taught you that, at least? | Got it. | X1a | ||
| 463 | DrCarrington: The current sign is, "Do you have a geiger counter?" And the counter is, "Mine is in the shop." Please tell me Deacon taught you that, at least? | {Curious / Question} Is all the security necessary? | DrCarrington: Often we're dealing with strangers, so we need to establish trust quickly. And despite our precautions the Institute always manages to track us down. | Y1a | |
| 464 | RRM01_0300_MeetingStockton | NPCMOldManStockton: Welcome, my friend. Might I ask, do you have a geiger counter? | {Curious why he's being asked} I have a geiger counter built into my Pip-Boy. | OldManStockton: What a fortunate soul you are. Never will you have to worry about walking into a hot spot unawares. | A1a |
| 465 | NPCMOldManStockton: Welcome, my friend. Might I ask, do you have a geiger counter? | {neutral} No, I don't have one. | OldManStockton: Then today may be your lucky day. We're expecting a full shipment shortly. Remember: what you don't know, could kill you. | B1a | |
| 466 | NPCMOldManStockton: Welcome, my friend. Might I ask, do you have a geiger counter? | {Saying a secret code phrase / Conspiratorial} Mine is in the shop. | OldManStockton: You? I was expecting someone of the... feminine persuasion. | X1a | |
| 467 | NPCMOldManStockton: Welcome, my friend. Might I ask, do you have a geiger counter? | {Curious / Question} Why do you ask? | OldManStockton: We're expecting a full shipment of geiger counters shortly. Some scavenger found them in an abandonned vault. | Y1a | |
| 468 | OldManStockton: You're with our mutual friends, yes? | {Conspiratorial} That's right. | OldManStockton: It's always nice to make new friends. | A1a | |
| 469 | OldManStockton: You're with our mutual friends, yes? | Yeah, I'm with the Railroad. | OldManStockton: Perhaps you should lower your voice? And choose your words with greater care. | B1a | |
| 470 | OldManStockton: You're with our mutual friends, yes? | {Double speak, spy talk / Conspiratorial} Let's say I am. | OldManStockton: Of course. | X1a | |
| 471 | OldManStockton: You're with our mutual friends, yes? | {Curious, speaking carefully / Question} You're the one that needs help, right? | OldManStockton: Indeed, I do. | Y1a | |
| 472 | OldManStockton: So maintaining proper security here and preventing any unnecessary delays is crucial. | {I got it in tone / Conspiratorial} No one likes delays. | Companion: Umm... What are we talking about? | A1a | |
| 473 | OldManStockton: So maintaining proper security here and preventing any unnecessary delays is crucial. | {Annoyed at all the spy games / Irritated} You're talking about synths, right? | Companion: Oh, that's what this is about! | B1a | |
| 474 | OldManStockton: So maintaining proper security here and preventing any unnecessary delays is crucial. | {Double-speak, spy talk / Conspiratorial} A trader always has to move his merchandise efficiently. | Companion: Are we traders now? I am so confused. | X1a | |
| 475 | OldManStockton: So maintaining proper security here and preventing any unnecessary delays is crucial. | {Curious / Question} Why do all packages start here? | Companion: Huh? | Y1a | |
| 476 | OldManStockton: So maintaining proper security here and preventing any unnecessary delays is crucial. | {(Speech challenge) Trying to pry some information out of him / Question} I'm helping you out. The least you can do is answer my question. | Companion: Huh? | Y2a | |
| 477 | OldManStockton: I'm supposed to deliver the package to someplace nearby. But raiders have complicated matters. So if you could...? | {Confident / Confident} So I just need to wipe out a few raiders. Done. | OldManStockton: I like you already. | A1a | |
| 478 | OldManStockton: I'm supposed to deliver the package to someplace nearby. But raiders have complicated matters. So if you could...? | {Annoyed / Irritated} So I'm just muscle. | OldManStockton: Other problems I can solve myself. But sometimes you need a hammer. | B1a | |
| 479 | OldManStockton: I'm supposed to deliver the package to someplace nearby. But raiders have complicated matters. So if you could...? | {Double-speak, "facilitate delivery" = "kill all the raiders" / Conspiratorial} Facilitate delivery. I can do that. | X1a | ||
| 480 | OldManStockton: I'm supposed to deliver the package to someplace nearby. But raiders have complicated matters. So if you could...? | {Curious / Question} If it's such a problem, why not just change the delivery site? | OldManStockton: The rendezvous site has worked for flawlessly many times. Introducing variables is always dangerous. | Y1a | |
| 481 | RRM01_0300a_MoreInfo | {Appreciative / Friendly} You've got a tough job here. | OldManStockton: It requires a degree of finesse. But I am happy to do my part. | A1a | |
| 482 | {Annoyed / Irritated} Just tell me what you mean. | OldManStockton: This... synth... is fresh from the Institute. He's disoriented, he's never seen anything like our world. I can't hide him here forever. | B1a | ||
| 483 | {A little impressed} Sounds like Bunker Hill's important. | OldManStockton: Arguably, it's the most important. | X1a | ||
| 484 | {(Speech challenge) Curious, trying to persuade / Question} How do they know where to go? | OldManStockton: We have someone on the inside. He points them here. Why Patriot chose Bunker Hill, I'll never know. | Y1a | ||
| 485 | {Very curious / Question} Who's Patriot? | OldManStockton: We have someone on the inside. He points them here. Why Patriot chose Bunker Hill, I'll never know. | Y2a | ||
| 486 | RRM01_0400_H222Arrives | OldManStockton: This is H2-22. H2, here's the person I talked to you about. | {Friendly / Friendly} Nice to meet you, H2. | H222: Another person actually happy to meet me. This'll take some getting used to. | A1a |
| 487 | OldManStockton: This is H2-22. H2, here's the person I talked to you about. | {A little annoyed, pre-occupied / Irritated} This isn't an ice cream social, Stockton. | B1a | ||
| 488 | OldManStockton: This is H2-22. H2, here's the person I talked to you about. | {Neutral} There may be more raiders out there. We should make this quick. | H222: Quick. Got it. | X1a | |
| 489 | OldManStockton: This is H2-22. H2, here's the person I talked to you about. | {Curious / Question} What sort of name is H2-22? | H222: It's my designation. | Y1a | |
| 490 | RRM01_0450_Highrise | HighRise: Word is the rookie cleared out the Switchboard, while you sat on the sidelines. Glad you joined the team, by the way. | {Friendly / Friendly} It's nice to meet you. | HighRise: Honor's all mine. Let's take a look at our friend. | A1a |
| 491 | HighRise: Word is the rookie cleared out the Switchboard, while you sat on the sidelines. Glad you joined the team, by the way. | {Serious, impatient / Irritated} Moonlight's burning, we have to go. | HighRise: I need a moment. | B1a | |
| 492 | HighRise: Word is the rookie cleared out the Switchboard, while you sat on the sidelines. Glad you joined the team, by the way. | {Probing question, this is a secret pass phrase / Conspiratorial} Do you have a geiger counter? | HighRise: Right, you are. "Mine is in the shop." All good? | X1a | |
| 493 | HighRise: Word is the rookie cleared out the Switchboard, while you sat on the sidelines. Glad you joined the team, by the way. | {A touch cautious / Question} You here to pick up a package? | HighRise: Yeah, I'm here for the package. Speaking of which. | Y1a | |
| 494 | HighRise: There's more of them raiders behind me. Afraid we need a little more help. | {Bravado / Confident} More raiders. Not a problem. | HighRise: You headquarter heavies mean business. | A1a | |
| 495 | HighRise: There's more of them raiders behind me. Afraid we need a little more help. | {A touch accusing / Irritated} You're supposed to take it from here. | HighRise: Too much activity on the route and I ain't a heavy like you. | B1a | |
| 496 | HighRise: There's more of them raiders behind me. Afraid we need a little more help. | What type of help? | X1a | ||
| 497 | HighRise: There's more of them raiders behind me. Afraid we need a little more help. | {Confused / Question} What do you mean a new face? | HighRise: We got to file off the serial numbers on new arrivals. Make it hard for the Institute to find them. | Y1a | |
| 498 | HighRise: A lot of synths fresh off the boat crash there until we smuggle them out of the Commonwealth. | {Appreciative / Friendly} Nice that you're willing to do that for us. | HighRise: Yeah, I'm working off sins from a misspent youth. | A1a | |
| 499 | HighRise: A lot of synths fresh off the boat crash there until we smuggle them out of the Commonwealth. | {Resigned / Irritated} Let's get this over with. | B1a | ||
| 500 | HighRise: A lot of synths fresh off the boat crash there until we smuggle them out of the Commonwealth. | All right, Ticonderoga here we come. | X1a | ||
| 501 | HighRise: A lot of synths fresh off the boat crash there until we smuggle them out of the Commonwealth. | {Curious / Question} You do anything else there? | HighRise: Most of what we do is look after the new guys. They usually got a million questions, so I try and answer as best I can. | Y1a | |
| 502 | RRM01_0600_AtTicon | HighRise: All in a night's work for you agent types, huh? | {Modest and bad ass (just killed a lot of tough things) / Confident} Just part of the service. | HighRise: I think I'm going to like you even more than Glory. | A1a |
| 503 | HighRise: All in a night's work for you agent types, huh? | {Annoyed / Irritated} I didn't sign up to babysit your ass. | HighRise: Sorry to impose. But, hey, it's all our jobs to look after synths, right? | B1a | |
| 504 | HighRise: All in a night's work for you agent types, huh? | I'm not here for chit chat. | HighRise: To the point then. | X1a | |
| 505 | HighRise: All in a night's work for you agent types, huh? | {Curious / Question} So, is this a normal operation? | HighRise: More than I'd like. Sometimes I can sneak our friends through all by my lonesome. | Y1a | |
| 506 | - | Desdemona told me to give you this. | A | ||
| 507 | {Muttering, annoyed} Paranoid son-of-a... | ||||
| 508 | {Muttering to yourself, annoyed} Worthless. | ||||
| 509 | {Worried he's going to get shot} Easy there. |
RRM02[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 510 | RRM02_0100_InitialConversation | Desdemona: But her latest patient is stuck there. The runner's route has been compromised and we're looking for options. | {Seems simple} Just find another route. | Desdemona: Finding a route that's safe from the Institute and all the other dangers isn't easy. From a given location we're lucky if we a handful. | A1a |
| 511 | Desdemona: But her latest patient is stuck there. The runner's route has been compromised and we're looking for options. | {Simple enough} We should clear the original route. | Desdemona: That's what Carrington's been saying all along. | B1a | |
| 512 | Desdemona: But her latest patient is stuck there. The runner's route has been compromised and we're looking for options. | Tell me about the options. | Desdemona: We're trying to come up with another route that leads to the proper destination. Maybe... | X1a | |
| 513 | Desdemona: But her latest patient is stuck there. The runner's route has been compromised and we're looking for options. | {Very curious / Question} Why do synths get new memories? | Desdemona: The mind job is voluntary. Each synth has his or her own reasons for opting in. | Y1a | |
| 514 | Desdemona: But her latest patient is stuck there. The runner's route has been compromised and we're looking for options. | {Very curious / Question} What other reasons do they have? | Desdemona: The mind job is voluntary. Each synth has his or her own reasons for opting in. | Y2a | |
| 515 | Desdemona: Bullseye. How do you feel about getting thrown back into the fire? | {Ironic / Confident} I'm on a first name basis with fire. | Desdemona: You're in the right line of work, then. | A1a | |
| 516 | Desdemona: Bullseye. How do you feel about getting thrown back into the fire? | {A little annoyed / Irritated} Doesn't anyone else work around here? | Desdemona: You sound just like Glory. | B1a | |
| 517 | Desdemona: Bullseye. How do you feel about getting thrown back into the fire? | Tell me about the job. | Desdemona: We're still working that out. | X1a | |
| 518 | Desdemona: Bullseye. How do you feel about getting thrown back into the fire? | {Curious / Question} Is it that bad? | Desdemona: Potentially catastrophic. | Y1a | |
| 519 | DoctorCarrington: She means we can't run ops anywhere remotely near Switchboard. The Gen 1s blocking the original route have to go. | I think the doctor's right. | DoctorCarrington: You see, even he agrees with me. | A1a | |
| 520 | DoctorCarrington: She means we can't run ops anywhere remotely near Switchboard. The Gen 1s blocking the original route have to go. | {Slight annoyance with Carrington} Desdemona makes the call. Not you, Carrington. | DoctorCarrington: If she chooses to abandon reason, you're right. I can't stop her. | B1a | |
| 521 | DoctorCarrington: She means we can't run ops anywhere remotely near Switchboard. The Gen 1s blocking the original route have to go. | Just tell me what to do. | X1a | ||
| 522 | DoctorCarrington: She means we can't run ops anywhere remotely near Switchboard. The Gen 1s blocking the original route have to go. | {Slight confusion / Question} Why's killing them our Plan B? | DoctorCarrington: Excellent question. | Y1a | |
| 523 | RRM02_0300_AmariMeeting | DoctorAmari: The patient is resting right now. Were you hoping to say goodbye? I don't advise it. He's far past remembering anything about his... old life... | {A little regret / Sad} I didn't get a chance to say goodbye. | DoctorAmari: He talked quite a bit about you before I administered the anaesthetic. I'm sorry you didn't have the opportunity. | A1a |
| 524 | DoctorAmari: The patient is resting right now. Were you hoping to say goodbye? I don't advise it. He's far past remembering anything about his... old life... | {Business / Irritated} I'm not here to talk, Doctor. I'm here to get the job done. | DoctorAmari: Then what's the plan for getting H2 out of here? | B1a | |
| 525 | DoctorAmari: The patient is resting right now. Were you hoping to say goodbye? I don't advise it. He's far past remembering anything about his... old life... | {Irony, hopefully can result in a chuckle / Amused} Give him any good memories? Meetings with sexy strangers? That kind of thing? | DoctorAmari: It's a memory wipe, not a fantasy machine. His new world is very mundane, and very normal. Nothing that would draw suspicion. | X1a | |
| 526 | DoctorAmari: The patient is resting right now. Were you hoping to say goodbye? I don't advise it. He's far past remembering anything about his... old life... | {Curious / Question} He doesn't remember anything? | DoctorAmari: I'm very thorough. His new life started in a small homestead near Roxbury. That's all he knows now. | Y1a | |
| 527 | DoctorAmari: Now... What's your plan? For moving him? | We have to use the original route. There's no other way. | DoctorAmari: That's the plan? I thought you people valued discretion. *sigh* | A1a | |
| 528 | DoctorAmari: Now... What's your plan? For moving him? | {Macho / Happy} The plan? Kill everything in my way. That's the plan. | DoctorAmari: Glad you've thought this through. | B1a | |
| 529 | DoctorAmari: Now... What's your plan? For moving him? | {Enigmatic} You don't need to know the details. Just tell me about the original route. | DoctorAmari: I... understand... It's Malden Metro Center. | X1a | |
| 530 | DoctorAmari: Now... What's your plan? For moving him? | {Curious / Question} Can't he just stay here? | DoctorAmari: Out of the question! You people were the ones who explained to me that the Railroad is about movement. That's what keeps you alive. | Y1a | |
| 531 | RRM02_0350_GloryAtMalden | Glory: You got the job from the Goodneighbor side, I got it from Griswold Safehouse. | That's the price we pay for security. | Glory: Don't tell me you buy into that crap? Sheesh. | A1a |
| 532 | Glory: You got the job from the Goodneighbor side, I got it from Griswold Safehouse. | {Irritated} Then they're just wasting my time. | Glory: Don't you know it. | B1a | |
| 533 | Glory: You got the job from the Goodneighbor side, I got it from Griswold Safehouse. | {Wry humor / Amused} Maybe we should send for more backup. | Glory: *laugh* Drag that candy-assed Carrington out here, too. I'd pay to see that. | X1a | |
| 534 | Glory: You got the job from the Goodneighbor side, I got it from Griswold Safehouse. | {Question} How's this sort of thing happen? | Glory: So Grisworld's got trouble and they send a cryptic note to HQ. "Send in the big guns." | Y1a | |
| 535 | Glory: Gives me a chance to see what you and Deacon really get up to in the field. | {Marine to marine / Confident} Let's do this, Glory. | Glory: You lead the way, my friend. | A1a | |
| 536 | Glory: Gives me a chance to see what you and Deacon really get up to in the field. | {Firm} I don't need the help. | Glory: Hey, if you got this covered - all yours. Been ages since I've had some down time. | B1a | |
| 537 | Glory: Gives me a chance to see what you and Deacon really get up to in the field. | It's up to you. | Glory: Then let's show them how it's done. | X1a | |
| 538 | Glory: Gives me a chance to see what you and Deacon really get up to in the field. | {Question} You got any details on the op? | Glory: They barely told me where the hell I was supposed to go. | Y1a | |
| 539 | RRM02_0400_GloryAtEnd | Glory: *chuckle* Always the comedian. | {Friendly} The pleasure was all mine. | Glory: Aww, now I'm going to cry. | A1a |
| 540 | Glory: *chuckle* Always the comedian. | {Annoyed / Irritated} Finally, it's over. | Glory: I guess I overstayed my welcome. | B1a | |
| 541 | Glory: *chuckle* Always the comedian. | See you later. | X1a | ||
| 542 | Glory: *chuckle* Always the comedian. | {Question} Anything else we're supposed to do here? | Glory: No, like most ops it's point and click until nothing's left standing. | Y1a | |
| 543 | RRM02_0500_QuestEnd | The route's been cleared. H2-22 is safe to move. | Desdemona: I know. I already got an earful from Glory about Malden. | A | |
| 544 | Desdemona: Anyway, Amari reports H2-22 made it out safely. | {Friendly / Friendly} It was good to help out H2 again. | Desdemona: Looks like he has a guardian angel. | A1a | |
| 545 | Desdemona: Anyway, Amari reports H2-22 made it out safely. | {Annoyed / Irritated} I was hoping for more than a pat on the back. | Desdemona: Fair point. | B1a | |
| 546 | Desdemona: Anyway, Amari reports H2-22 made it out safely. | Then it all worked out. | X1a | ||
| 547 | Desdemona: Anyway, Amari reports H2-22 made it out safely. | {Curious / Question} Anything else I need to do? | Desdemona: No, you've bought us time to find a new route out of the Memory Den. | Y1a |
RRR01a[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 548 | RRR01a_100_CarringtonButcherBill1 | DoctorCarrington: Since the fall of the Switchboard we've ascertained the fate of all but two safehouses. I want you to check on Augusta. | {Confident} I'll get it done. | A1a | |
| 549 | DoctorCarrington: Since the fall of the Switchboard we've ascertained the fate of all but two safehouses. I want you to check on Augusta. | {Irritated} You're not my boss. | DoctorCarrington: Until we know the butcher's bill from the Institute's assault all agents report to me. Including you. | B1a | |
| 550 | DoctorCarrington: Since the fall of the Switchboard we've ascertained the fate of all but two safehouses. I want you to check on Augusta. | Tell me about Augusta. | X1a | ||
| 551 | DoctorCarrington: Since the fall of the Switchboard we've ascertained the fate of all but two safehouses. I want you to check on Augusta. | {Question} The safehouses are in trouble, too? I thought only the Switchboard was attacked? | DoctorCarrington: Ah, the Institute didn't content itself with just destroying our headquarters. No. They launched simultaneous strikes on all we hold dear. | Y1a | |
| 552 | DoctorCarrington: Since the fall of the Switchboard we've ascertained the fate of all but two safehouses. I want you to check on Augusta. | {Question} How bad did the Institute hurt us, doc? | DoctorCarrington: Ah, the Institute didn't content itself with just destroying our headquarters. No. They launched simultaneous strikes on all we hold dear. | Y2a | |
| 553 | RRR01a_300_TurnIn | Augusta Safehouse was destroyed by the Institute. | QuestGiver: It's as I feared. Three safehouses gone. Hard to imagine. | A |
RRR01b[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 554 | RRR01b_CompleteQuest | The survivor from Augusta, Blackbird, is dead. I didn't find any evidence of where the synth is. | QuestGiver: As I expected. Well, at least you weren't hurt. Perhaps Desdemona will listen to me next time. | A | |
| 555 | RRR01b_ReceiveQuest | QuestGiver: So she wants you to tackle this fool's errand. | {Confident} If Blackbird's alive, I want to bring him back. | QuestGiver: As you see fit. | A1a |
| 556 | QuestGiver: So she wants you to tackle this fool's errand. | I'll pass. | QuestGiver: Glory said the same. Perhaps Desdemona will let this matter be dropped now. | B1a | |
| 557 | QuestGiver: So she wants you to tackle this fool's errand. | Give me the details. No promises, though. | X1a | ||
| 558 | QuestGiver: So she wants you to tackle this fool's errand. | {Question} Is it really a fool's errand? | QuestGiver: If you chain too many assumptions together, you rarely get what you bargained for. I doubt we'll find more than a dead body. | Y1a |
RRR02a[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 559 | RRR02a_0100_GetQuest | NPCMCaretaker: Do you got a geiger counter, bub? | Yeah, I have one. | QuestGiver: Then make sure it's got plenty of juice. Lots of hot spots nearby. I warned you. | A1a |
| 560 | NPCMCaretaker: Do you got a geiger counter, bub? | No, I don't. | QuestGiver: Then, boy, you're in the wrong place. I'm popping Rad-X like aspirin over here just to stay alive. Get out of here. Save yourself. | B1a | |
| 561 | NPCMCaretaker: Do you got a geiger counter, bub? | {Conspiratorial} Mine is in the shop. | QuestGiver: You're HQ's new guy, right? Thanks for setting up this place. | X1a | |
| 562 | NPCMCaretaker: Do you got a geiger counter, bub? | Why do you ask? | QuestGiver: Plenty of hot spots nearby. If you don't got a geiger counter, boy, you can soak up a lot of rads. Don't say I didn't warn you. | Y1a | |
| 563 | QuestGiver: Kind of wish you would of set up a cot or something, but at least it's safe, right? It is safe, right? | {Friendly} You shouldn't have any problems out here. | QuestGiver: Yeah, this place is definitely better than the last hole in the wall I was at. It was literally a hole in the wall. | A1a | |
| 564 | QuestGiver: Kind of wish you would of set up a cot or something, but at least it's safe, right? It is safe, right? | {Irritated} You lose your nerve? You know the risks we take in this line of work. | QuestGiver: Of course, I do. Better than you. It doesn't mean I got to like it, though. | B1a | |
| 565 | QuestGiver: Kind of wish you would of set up a cot or something, but at least it's safe, right? It is safe, right? | Let's get down to business. | X1a | ||
| 566 | QuestGiver: Kind of wish you would of set up a cot or something, but at least it's safe, right? It is safe, right? | {Question} Are you all right? You seem a little jumpy? | QuestGiver: I've had too many close calls. I used to work HQ, like you, but after the last HQ went lights out I just had to get away. | Y1a | |
| 567 | QuestGiver: He's all ready to sign up but he's got big problems. We clear those problems up, and our package's got a nice cozy shack to lay low in. | {Confident} If it'll help a synth, count me in. | QuestGiver: I knew I could count on you. I wish I could tell you what you're going up against. But I got no idea. | A1a | |
| 568 | QuestGiver: He's all ready to sign up but he's got big problems. We clear those problems up, and our package's got a nice cozy shack to lay low in. | I want more details than that. | QuestGiver: You know how it goes. The dead drop only mentions the problem and the location. | B1a | |
| 569 | QuestGiver: He's all ready to sign up but he's got big problems. We clear those problems up, and our package's got a nice cozy shack to lay low in. | Understood. | QuestGiver: Don't know what you'll be facing, but it's got to be dealt with. | X1a | |
| 570 | QuestGiver: He's all ready to sign up but he's got big problems. We clear those problems up, and our package's got a nice cozy shack to lay low in. | {Question} What's the tourist's "problem?" | QuestGiver: Hell if I know. You know how it goes, the dead drop says hostiles have to go bye-bye and we take care of it. | Y1a | |
| 571 | - | {Confident} Already taken care of. I hardly even broke a sweat. | A |
RRR03[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 572 | RRR03_0100a_FirstTimeStart | PAM: Railroad-Alpha has asked for you to secure the cache from any hostiles in its vicinity. | {Thinking} A Pre-War cache, huh? This'll be interesting. | PAM: Unable to process verbal response. | A1a |
| 573 | PAM: Railroad-Alpha has asked for you to secure the cache from any hostiles in its vicinity. | {Irritated} I'm used to handling the big missions. The important ones. | PAM: Railroad-Alpha wants you to have first pick of equipment that could further extend your operational capabilities. | B1a | |
| 574 | PAM: Railroad-Alpha has asked for you to secure the cache from any hostiles in its vicinity. | Tell me about the mission. | X1a | ||
| 575 | PAM: Railroad-Alpha has asked for you to secure the cache from any hostiles in its vicinity. | {Question} What's in the cache? | PAM: Contents are classified. However, if the cache is secured it increases our organization's effectiveness by 2% (warning: margin of error is 3%). | Y1a | |
| 576 | PAM: Affirmative. Assigning Agent Deacon this mission has an unacceptable margin of error. | {Impressed} Nice. That sounds pretty high tech. | PAM: Correct. The cache belonged to the Defense Intelligence Agency. The DIA's technological capabilities were more advanced than many branches of the government. | A1a | |
| 577 | PAM: Affirmative. Assigning Agent Deacon this mission has an unacceptable margin of error. | {Suspicious} Nothing is ever that easy. | PAM: There's an approximately 85% chance that the cache is in a highly dangerous location. I advise caution. | B1a | |
| 578 | PAM: Affirmative. Assigning Agent Deacon this mission has an unacceptable margin of error. | Got it. | PAM: Agent's assessment is correct. | X1a | |
| 579 | PAM: Affirmative. Assigning Agent Deacon this mission has an unacceptable margin of error. | {Question} How does this device work? | PAM: The device is calibrated to identify you as Colonel Johnson of the Defense Intelligence Agency. | Y1a | |
| 580 | RRR03_0100b_QuestStartRepeat | RobotPAM: Agent. A new DIA cache has been identified. Assistance requested in recovery. | {Confident} I can recover it. | PAM: Location of cache being transmitted to your Pip-Boy. Conversation terminated. | A1a |
| 581 | RobotPAM: Agent. A new DIA cache has been identified. Assistance requested in recovery. | I can't help with that. | PAM: Understood. Conversation terminated. | B1a | |
| 582 | RobotPAM: Agent. A new DIA cache has been identified. Assistance requested in recovery. | Maybe later. | PAM: Time table for this task is not critical. Location of cache being transmitted to your Pip-Boy. Conversation terminated. | X1a | |
| 583 | RobotPAM: Agent. A new DIA cache has been identified. Assistance requested in recovery. | {Question} Did the DIA have a lot of these caches? | PAM: Exact number of caches is unknown. A small percent of my processing power is dedicated to analyzing stored records and breaking its encryption. | Y1a | |
| 584 | RRR03_0300_QuestTurnin | I secured the DIA cache for you. | PAM: Enabling machine/human interface. Well done, agent. Runners will be sent to acquire contents. Reward dispensed. | A | |
| 585 | The runner should be able to get to the cache now. | PAM: Enabling machine/human interface. Well done, agent. Runners will be sent to acquire contents. Reward dispensed. | A | ||
| 586 | PAM, I took care of the DIA cache. | PAM: Enabling machine/human interface. Well done, agent. Runners will be sent to acquire contents. Reward dispensed. | A | ||
| 587 | Cache secured, PAM. | PAM: Enabling machine/human interface. Well done, agent. Runners will be sent to acquire contents. Reward dispensed. | A | ||
| 588 | You can send a runner to the DIA cache. | PAM: Enabling machine/human interface. Well done, agent. Runners will be sent to acquire contents. Reward dispensed. | A |
RRR04[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 589 | RRR04_PAMStart | PAM: Solution: A new distribution center needs to be established at the Red Rocket facility in Concord. | {Happy} I get to set up a new base? That's cool. | PAM: Agent's temperature is irrelevant to this conversation. Mission details commencing. | A1a |
| 590 | PAM: Solution: A new distribution center needs to be established at the Red Rocket facility in Concord. | {Irritated} Yeah, yeah, just tell me what you want. | PAM: Mission details commencing. | B1a | |
| 591 | PAM: Solution: A new distribution center needs to be established at the Red Rocket facility in Concord. | So give me the details. | X1a | ||
| 592 | PAM: Solution: A new distribution center needs to be established at the Red Rocket facility in Concord. | {Question} A distribution center? What's that? | PAM: The Railroad organization calls distribution centers "safehouses." A place where synths are stored and then rerouted safely through the region known as the Commonwealth. | Y1a |
RRR05[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 593 | RRR05_0100_QuestAccepted | TinkerTom: Finally, I can prove that the Institute is terraforming the Commonwealth. Eat that, Carrington. | Yeah, that's really great, Tom. | TinkerTom: I told Dez I could count on you. | A1a |
| 594 | TinkerTom: Finally, I can prove that the Institute is terraforming the Commonwealth. Eat that, Carrington. | {Irritated} I can't believe Dez approved this hare-brained scheme. | TinkerTom: Well, I had to make the sensors multifunctional to get the op cleared. | B1a | |
| 595 | TinkerTom: Finally, I can prove that the Institute is terraforming the Commonwealth. Eat that, Carrington. | Give me details. | X1a | ||
| 596 | TinkerTom: Finally, I can prove that the Institute is terraforming the Commonwealth. Eat that, Carrington. | {Question} Why would the Institute terraform the Commonwealth? | TinkerTom: It goes back to the Big War. Who set off the first A-bomb? The Institute did. They started the whole war to kill everyone except their own diabolical scientists. | Y1a | |
| 597 | TinkerTom: Finally, I can prove that the Institute is terraforming the Commonwealth. Eat that, Carrington. | {Question} But what's that have to do with terraforming? | TinkerTom: It goes back to the Big War. Who set off the first A-bomb? The Institute did. They started the whole war to kill everyone except their own diabolical scientists. | Y2a | |
| 598 | TinkerTom: Chuck that stuff if you need to. Like You-Know-Who couldn't spoof a conventional camera, right? | {Friendly} I'll take good care of MILA. | TinkerTom: She's got a lot of sensitive components. So be gentle, alright? | A1a | |
| 599 | TinkerTom: Chuck that stuff if you need to. Like You-Know-Who couldn't spoof a conventional camera, right? | {Irritated} Just hand the stupid thing over and I'll set it up. | TinkerTom: Just be careful with her, alright? | B1a | |
| 600 | TinkerTom: Chuck that stuff if you need to. Like You-Know-Who couldn't spoof a conventional camera, right? | Tell me where to put MILA, then. | X1a | ||
| 601 | TinkerTom: Chuck that stuff if you need to. Like You-Know-Who couldn't spoof a conventional camera, right? | {Question} We need cameras watching the Trail? | TinkerTom: I engineered the Trail Markers and code phrase myself. So anybody comes looking for us, whammo, spotted a mile away. | Y1a |
RRR06[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 602 | RRR06_400_DezDebriefFinal | MrTims: Oh, I'm Mr. Tims. Everyone at Randolph owes you. | {Friendly} What matters is you're all safe. | MrTims: After we heard what happened to Switchboard, we all thought our number was up. | A1a |
| 603 | MrTims: Oh, I'm Mr. Tims. Everyone at Randolph owes you. | {InPain} Damned straight you do. | MrTims: Sorry about that. | B1a | |
| 604 | MrTims: Oh, I'm Mr. Tims. Everyone at Randolph owes you. | So I take it there's another job. | MrTims: No, not this time. Randolph's already shut down. | X1a | |
| 605 | MrTims: Oh, I'm Mr. Tims. Everyone at Randolph owes you. | {Question} Is Randolph Safehouse OK? | MrTims: No. We got orders to abandon it. | Y1a | |
| 606 | RRR06_400_DezDebriefFirst | Desdemona: But... Randolph's been dark for too long. It'll be controversial, but we have to put them under quarantine. | We should contact them directly. | Desdemona: That's just too risky. The whole thing could be an Institute trap. | A1a |
| 607 | Desdemona: But... Randolph's been dark for too long. It'll be controversial, but we have to put them under quarantine. | {Suspicious} The whole thing smells like a trap. | Desdemona: It very well could be. The Institute has had more than enough time to replace them with synth infiltrators. | B1a | |
| 608 | Desdemona: But... Randolph's been dark for too long. It'll be controversial, but we have to put them under quarantine. | If that's your call. | Desdemona: It is. We'll play it slow and safe and make sure they're our people before we bring them back into the fold. | X1a | |
| 609 | Desdemona: But... Randolph's been dark for too long. It'll be controversial, but we have to put them under quarantine. | {Question} Is a quarantine really necessary? | Desdemona: It's possible the safehouse has been replaced by Institute infiltrators. It's happened before. | Y1a | |
| 610 | RRR06_400_DezDebriefRepeating | Desdemona: You're proving to be a valuable addition to the Railroad. | {Friendly} Happy to help. | A1a | |
| 611 | Desdemona: You're proving to be a valuable addition to the Railroad. | See you later, then. | Desdemona: Before you go... | B1a | |
| 612 | Desdemona: You're proving to be a valuable addition to the Railroad. | Another job done. | X1a | ||
| 613 | Desdemona: You're proving to be a valuable addition to the Railroad. | {Question} Any payment for this? | Desdemona: Certainly. | Y1a | |
| 614 | - | I cleared out some Gen 1s for Randolph Safehouse. | A |
RRR07[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 615 | RRR07_100a_FirstIntro | PAM: Conclusion: Courser threats must be eliminated to preserve Railroad organizational assets. | Seems logical to me. | PAM: This unit's logic circuits are fully functional. | A1a |
| 616 | PAM: Conclusion: Courser threats must be eliminated to preserve Railroad organizational assets. | {InPain} Just tell me what you want in English, PAM. | PAM: Processing. Clarification commencing. | B1a | |
| 617 | PAM: Conclusion: Courser threats must be eliminated to preserve Railroad organizational assets. | Go on. | X1a | ||
| 618 | PAM: Conclusion: Courser threats must be eliminated to preserve Railroad organizational assets. | {Question} Without the Institute they're still a threat? | PAM: Affirmative. Courser combat capabilities greatly exceed any Railroad agent except the rogue variable. | Y1a | |
| 619 | PAM: Conclusion: Courser threats must be eliminated to preserve Railroad organizational assets. | {Question} Wouldn't killing a Courser blow my cover? | PAM: Affirmative. Courser combat capabilities greatly exceed any Railroad agent except the rogue variable. | Y2a | |
| 620 | RRR07_100b_Intro | PAM: Another Courser target has been identified. You are instructed to eliminate it. | {Confident} I'll do it. | A1a | |
| 621 | PAM: Another Courser target has been identified. You are instructed to eliminate it. | Not interested. | PAM: Acknowledged. | B1a | |
| 622 | PAM: Another Courser target has been identified. You are instructed to eliminate it. | I can't make any promises. | X1a | ||
| 623 | PAM: Another Courser target has been identified. You are instructed to eliminate it. | {Question} You know anything else? | PAM: The only reliable data on the target is its location. Verbal acknowledgment required. | Y1a | |
| 624 | RRR07_200_QuestTurnIn | That Courser won't be bothering anyone again. | PAM: Mission's outcome correctly predicted. Warning: odds of more Coursers being discovered are extremely high. | A | |
| 625 | The Courser's dead. | PAM: Mission's outcome correctly predicted. Warning: odds of more Coursers being discovered are extremely high. | A | ||
| 626 | I took care of the Courser. | PAM: Mission's outcome correctly predicted. Warning: odds of more Coursers being discovered are extremely high. | A | ||
| 627 | One less Courser. | PAM: Mission's outcome correctly predicted. Warning: odds of more Coursers being discovered are extremely high. | A |
RRR08[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 628 | RRR08_DezDebrief | Lucky Tatum is eliminated. | Desdemona: Good. If we get a lead on any more of the L&L Gang, I'll let you know. | A | |
| 629 | Maude's taken care of. | Desdemona: Good. If we get a lead on any more of the L&L Gang, I'll let you know. | A | ||
| 630 | Stevie's gone. | Desdemona: Good. If we get a lead on any more of the L&L Gang, I'll let you know. | A | ||
| 631 | Tammy Mac's been dealt with. | Desdemona: Good. If we get a lead on any more of the L&L Gang, I'll let you know. | A | ||
| 632 | The Bruiser's dead. | Desdemona: Good. If we get a lead on any more of the L&L Gang, I'll let you know. | A | ||
| 633 | {Happy} The last of the L&L Gang have fallen. | Desdemona: Good. If we get a lead on any more of the L&L Gang, I'll let you know. | A | ||
| 634 | RRR08_DezIntroFirst | Desdemona: Looks like she finally gets her wish. | {Sad / Sad} I miss Glory, too, Desdemona. | Desdemona: I only wish she was her for this. *sigh* | A1a |
| 635 | Desdemona: Looks like she finally gets her wish. | {Irritated} If they're that big a problem, we should've done this when Glory was alive. | Desdemona: If we had started picking off L&L, that pattern would've been recognized by the SRB immediately. | B1a | |
| 636 | Desdemona: Looks like she finally gets her wish. | Just tell me where to go. | X1a | ||
| 637 | Desdemona: Looks like she finally gets her wish. | {Question} Who is this L&L Gang? | Desdemona: They're not so much a gang, really, as a loosely affiliated group of raiders. | Y1a | |
| 638 | RRR08_DezIntroRepeat | Desdemona: Revenge here will be sweet. | It'll be my pleasure. | A1a | |
| 639 | Desdemona: Revenge here will be sweet. | I'm busy. | Desdemona: Well, hopefully you can get around to it sooner than later. | B1a | |
| 640 | Desdemona: Revenge here will be sweet. | On it. | X1a | ||
| 641 | Desdemona: Revenge here will be sweet. | {Question} Any more info on the target? | Desdemona: Details, as always, are scarce. | Y1a |
RRR09[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 642 | RRR09_100a_FirstIntro | Carrington: Hopefully you can find time from resting on your laurels to help a synth that's been captured. | {A little gung ho / Confident} Rescuing synths is what I do. | Carrington: I figured you'd say something like that. | A1a |
| 643 | Carrington: Hopefully you can find time from resting on your laurels to help a synth that's been captured. | {Irritated} You're such an ass. | Carrington: You do understand irony? Sarcasm? No? | B1a | |
| 644 | Carrington: Hopefully you can find time from resting on your laurels to help a synth that's been captured. | Tell me the plan. | Carrington: Cut and dry rescue operation, really. | X1a | |
| 645 | Carrington: Hopefully you can find time from resting on your laurels to help a synth that's been captured. | {Concerned / Somber} How bad's the situation out there? | Carrington: Unknown. The evacuation was, by necessity, quite chaotic. | Y1a | |
| 646 | RRR09_100b_IntroRepeat | NPCMDoctorCarrington: Did Drummer tell you? We have another synth in need of rescue. | {Friendly} I'm happy to help. | A1a | |
| 647 | NPCMDoctorCarrington: Did Drummer tell you? We have another synth in need of rescue. | Not right now. | Carrington: When you have the time, then. | B1a | |
| 648 | NPCMDoctorCarrington: Did Drummer tell you? We have another synth in need of rescue. | I might be able to do that. | Carrington: A synth's life is at stake. | X1a | |
| 649 | NPCMDoctorCarrington: Did Drummer tell you? We have another synth in need of rescue. | {Question} Any relevant details? | Carrington: The runner's report is threadbare. But hopefully sufficient. | Y1a | |
| 650 | RRR09_200_Rescue | Take this. It'll tell you where to go. | A | ||
| 651 | You're safe now. This will tell you have to stay that way. | A | |||
| 652 | Take this and leave. | A | |||
| 653 | I found you. Take this. | A | |||
| 654 | RRR09_300_QuestTurnIn | One synth safely out of harm's way. | A | ||
| 655 | I found the synth. All's good now. | A | |||
| 656 | Job's done. The synth is safe. | A | |||
| 657 | Another synth rescued. | A |
RRR10[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 658 | RRR10_100a_FirstIntro | PAM: Solution: remove Brotherhood variables. | Sounds like they need to be dealt with. | PAM: Affirmative. | A1a |
| 659 | PAM: Solution: remove Brotherhood variables. | {Tired} I've killed enough Brotherhood to last a lifetime. | PAM: Acknowledged. However, these individual actors remain a great threat. | B1a | |
| 660 | PAM: Solution: remove Brotherhood variables. | {Amused} Why is it whenever I do math with you, PAM, I wind up covered in blood? | PAM: Unable to process. | X1a | |
| 661 | PAM: Solution: remove Brotherhood variables. | {Question} How much of a threat are they? | PAM: Individual actors display far more erratic and diverse behavior than groups. | Y1a | |
| 662 | RRR10_100b_IntroRepeat | PAM: Brotherhood of Steel patrol, designated active bravo, identified. Requesting termination. | {Confident} I'll do it. | A1a | |
| 663 | PAM: Brotherhood of Steel patrol, designated active bravo, identified. Requesting termination. | Not interested. | PAM: Acknowledged. | B1a | |
| 664 | PAM: Brotherhood of Steel patrol, designated active bravo, identified. Requesting termination. | I might take care of it. | PAM: Understood. | X1a | |
| 665 | PAM: Brotherhood of Steel patrol, designated active bravo, identified. Requesting termination. | {Question} You know anything else? | PAM: Only relevant data is target's coordinates. | Y1a | |
| 666 | RRR10_300_TurnIn | The Brotherhood patrol's been dealt with. | PAM: Results of this operation already reported. Material reward dispensed. | A | |
| 667 | PAM, I killed the patrol. | PAM: Results of this operation already reported. Material reward dispensed. | A | ||
| 668 | The Brotherhood forces are gone. | PAM: Results of this operation already reported. Material reward dispensed. | A | ||
| 669 | One more Brotherhood threat eliminated. | PAM: Results of this operation already reported. Material reward dispensed. | A |
RRR11[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 670 | RRR11_100_Intro | RobotPAM: Warning. Brotherhood air superiority poses serious threat to all designated-class "runner" activities. Transmitting vertibird target coordinates. | {Confident} I'll take care of it. | A1a | |
| 671 | RobotPAM: Warning. Brotherhood air superiority poses serious threat to all designated-class "runner" activities. Transmitting vertibird target coordinates. | I'll pass on this one. | PAM: Reassessing. Conversation terminated. | B1a | |
| 672 | RobotPAM: Warning. Brotherhood air superiority poses serious threat to all designated-class "runner" activities. Transmitting vertibird target coordinates. | This sounds dangerous. | PAM: Affirmative. Vertibirds represent an extreme threat. | X1a | |
| 673 | RobotPAM: Warning. Brotherhood air superiority poses serious threat to all designated-class "runner" activities. Transmitting vertibird target coordinates. | {Question} Any mission details? | PAM: Negative. Only target location available. | Y1a | |
| 674 | RRR11_300_TurnIn | One vertibird down. | PAM: Human/machine interface set to 100%. Well done, agent. | A | |
| 675 | The Brotherhood vertibird has been eliminated. | PAM: Human/machine interface set to 100%. Well done, agent. | A | ||
| 676 | I took care of the vertibird. | PAM: Human/machine interface set to 100%. Well done, agent. | A | ||
| 677 | The vertibird op was successful. | PAM: Human/machine interface set to 100%. Well done, agent. | A | ||
| 678 | The vertibird's destroyed. | PAM: Human/machine interface set to 100%. Well done, agent. | A |