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This is a transcript for dialogue with Anthony Ling. |
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Topics[]
| TOPIC | TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT | EMOTION | RESPONSE TEXT | # |
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| GREETING | GREETING | Happy 100 | Things have been perfectly fabulous since you exterminated that filthy vermin! {self important snob congratulating the player} | 1 |
| GREETING | Happy 100 | Fabulous! {self important snob glad to see the player} | 2 | |
| GREETING | Anger 100 | You think I want to talk to you? {self important snob confronting the person who ruined his life} | 3 | |
| GREETING | Anger 100 | You've ruined my life! {self important snob confronting the person who ruined his life} | 4 | |
| GREETING | Anger 50 | Ah! That's it. Tenpenny promised me safety and security. And that damn useless Gustavo lets thieves run amok. This is the last straw. I'm leaving. {extremely upset} | 5 | |
| GREETING | Fear 50 | There must be somewhere safe out there. {at his wits end} | 6 | |
| GREETING | Happy 100 | Welcome to New Urban Apparel. I carry the finest in pre-war clothes. Hurry up, lets get you out of those old rags and into something fabulous! {snobby merchant} | 7 | |
| GREETING | Surprise 100 | Those clothes are atrocious. You should stop by my shop, New Urban Apparel, and freshen up that look. Upgrade to fabulous! {sweetly condescending} | 8 | |
| GREETING | Disgust 50 | I'm always glad to see a customer, especially if they are dressed so hideously. Seriously, we have to get you a new wardrobe. | 9 | |
| GREETING | Disgust 50 | Ah, ready for a fresh look? Good. {clothes merchant seeing a potential sale} | 10 | |
| GREETING | Disgust 50 | How can you be helped today? {snobby merchant seeing a potential sale} | 11 | |
| GREETING | Disgust 50 | You must be here to update that old look of yours. Let me help. I have just the thing! {snobby merchant seeing a potential sale} | 12 | |
| GREETING | Disgust 50 | Hurry up, lets get you out of those old rags and into something fabulous! {snobby merchant seeing a potential sale} | 13 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | I take it this is a social call, and not business? | 14 | |
| MS12Basement | Do you know anything about the basement? | Neutral 50 | I hear there're some tunnels underground for use in emergencies. Ask Gustavo, he's in charge of all those kinds of things. | 15 |
| MS12BigotNeighbors | What if all your other neighbors agree? | Disgust 100 | If my neighbors lose their minds and agree to such a thing, then I hope security shoots them in the head with their zombie friends. {self important snob} | 16 |
| MS12BigotNevermind | Whatever. | Anger 50 | Um-hmm. Would you mind bothering someone else? PLEASE! {self important snob losing patience} | 17 |
| MS12BigotSpeech | This is happening. You're going to have to deal with it, or get forced out. | Anger 100 | Grrr. You'll regret this. I've spent years collecting all this fabulous merchandise. I won't stand for this! Where the hell am I supposed to go? {bigot facing retribution} | 18 |
| MS12BigotSpeechBad | I don't care. Get your stuff together and get out of here. | Anger 50 | You'll pay for this. Dearly. {bigot promising revenge} | 19 |
| MS12BigotSpeechGood | I'm sure you'll find something suitable, don't worry. | Fear 50 | The only suitable place is Tenpenny Tower. Everywhere else stinks and caters to low-life scum like you. I'll die out there. I just know it. {defeated bigot trying to make hero feel bad} | 20 |
| MS12BigotSpeechNeutral | Good luck. | Fear 50 | Whatever. My death will be on your head. {defeated bigot trying to make hero feel bad} | 21 |
| MS12IntroToGhoul1 | The only good place for a Ghoul is at the end of a rope. | Happy 100 | Wow! You're a brutal thing aren't you... You're right, of course. You should offer to help Gustavo and his troopers in fighting those Ghouls. {shocked but approving of the players brutality} | 22 |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | Most Ghouls are in need of a serious makeover. Huh? Am I right? | Happy 100 | Ha ha ha! You bet. But who would dare touch them to give it to them? {laughing at the misfortunes of others} | 23 |
| MS12IntroToGhoul3 | What do you have against Ghouls, anyway? | Disgust 100 | That's a silly question. What I have against Ghouls, is that they are Ghouls! {arrogant bigot} | 24 |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | What's it like living at Tenpenny Tower? | Happy 100 | Only those deserving to live here can afford it. And let me tell you, those who do, live in style! {self important snob} | 25 |
| MS12ResidentsBranch1 | I've noticed the quality of living is rather high here, isn't it? | Happy 100 | And you can thank me for that. I'm the resident guide to all things fabulous. {gloating} | 26 |
| Disgust 100 | And I'll tell you what isn't ever in style... disgusting Ghouls getting their rotting paws all over everything. {self important snob} | 27 | ||
| MS12ResidentsBranch2 | I bet people are dying to live here. You're all lucky you can afford it. | Anger 50 | People ARE dying to get in here. Like those dirty Ghouls... or at least they should be dying. Security has got to get their act together. {annoyed} | 28 |
| Neutral 50 | But luck has nothing to do with it. We deserve this. All of it. Not everyone is as smart, as pretty, or as wealthy as the cream of the crop. {self important snob justifying his privelaged life} | 29 | ||
| Surprise 75 | Don't blame me. Blame mother nature. Survival of the fittest. It's the game of life. We're the winners. And those Ghouls, they are definitely losers. {self important snob justifying his privelaged life} | 30 | ||
| MS12ResidentsBranch3 | Blah blah blah! | Disgust 75 | You are in definite need of an attitude adjustment. Like those God-awful Ghouls scrabbling at the gate all the time. {annoyed} | 31 |
| Anger 100 | Someone must do something to get rid of those vermin once and for all! {upset nothing has been done.} | 32 | ||
| MS12ResidentsGhouls About these Ghouls... |
Are you worried about those Ghouls? | Anger 100 | They were told they can't live here. But those zombies are too stupid to understand. {self important snob} | 33 |
| Anger 75 | They live in their own filth, squatting in the nearby metro tunnel. Security keeps shooting them, but they keep coming back. {self important snob upset with the situation} | 34 | ||
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice1 MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoiceGood |
I might be able to solve this problem. | Surprise 100 | Hmm. You're certainly welcome to try, aren't you? Talk to Chief Gustavo. {glad someone is taking charge} | 35 |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice2 MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoiceBad |
I'll go tell them there's nothing here worth dying over. | Disgust 100 | What are you suggesting by that? I don't think I like your tone! {self important indignation} | 36 |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice3 MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoiceNeutral |
It's only a matter of time. | Disgust 5 | I suppose it is, isn't it? {bored by the conversation} | 37 |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | How would you feel about having a few Ghoul neighbors? | Anger 100 | It's my turn, eh? Well, you won't be getting me to go along with your ridiculous plan. {angry} | 38 |
| Neutral 100 | Ghouls aren't human. They live in filth. They eat their own babies. You're out of your right freaking mind! {angry} | 39 | ||
| How would you feel about having a few Ghoul neighbors? | Disgust 100 | You can't be serious. Ghouls aren't human. They live in filth. They eat their own babies. You're out of your right freakin' mind! {self important snob} | 40 | |
| How would you feel about having a few Ghoul neighbors? | Anger 100 | It's not happening. {annoyed} | 41 | |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | Yeah. Ghouls are disgusting creatures. | Disgust 50 | You don't have to tell me that. {(agreeing) self important snob} | 42 |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | I've met these Ghouls. They're civilized and pose no threat. | Disgust 100 | Why would you hang out with dirty vermin like that? You enjoy sifting through feces? {self important snob} | 43 |
| Anger 100 | You know it's only a matter of time before they get hungry and eat you. You're crazy. Ghouls will never live in Tenpenny Tower. {self important snob} | 44 | ||
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsNeutral | Whatever. | Disgust 50 | Don't you have something better to do? {self important snob} | 45 |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | SpeechChallengeFailure | Anger 100 | In case you haven't noticed, I run a fabulous shop, and live in the most fabulous of places. You can't push people like me around! Ha! {self important snob} | 46 |
| TenpennyAllistairTenpenny | Tell me about Allistair Tenpenny. | Neutral 50 | A very well dressed gentleman, when he bothers to get dressed. He hardly ever leaves his penthouse suite. | 47 |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice1 | You really think you can improve my look? | Neutral 50 | With my fashion sense and your bottlecaps, there's no limit to what we can do for your image! I can't wait to get started! {snobby merchant excited to find a new client} | 48 |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice2 | You got a problem with the way I dress? | Disgust 100 | Fine. Keep wearing that trashy outfit. I don't care. You probably couldn't afford to upgrade your look anyway. Ah, I could have made you fabulous. {snobby merchant after he got rebuked} | 49 |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice3 | Whatever. | Neutral 50 | Look, if you don't care about yourself, then no one else will. And nothing says "I love me" better than a fabulous new look. Am I right? I'm right. {snobby clothes merchant trying to encourage a slacker} | 50 |
| TenpennyVendor | I'd like to do business with you. | Neutral 50 | I only carry the finest garments. | 51 |
Conversation[]
| TOPIC | TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT | EMOTION | RESPONSE TEXT | # |
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| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Happy 100 | Everything's just fabulous! {overly happy} | 52 |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Disgust 75 | What's the point? Besides, I hate all that cold metal touching my skin. It gives me the willies! So, I'll just stick with visiting when I get sick. {grossed out by the memory of going to the doctor's.} | 53 | |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Happy 75 | Fabulous! Can I sell you a pair of sport shoes? Maybe they'd help you catch your wife when she runs away from you! {playfully teasing a customer} | 54 | |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Neutral 50 | And I've got a little number in my shop that should help push up those sagging girls of yours, darling. | 55 | |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Surprise 100 | What?! Are you kidding? I'm too fabulous to settle down. {responding to "have you ever been married?"} | 56 | |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Neutral 50 | Ewwww! Labcoats are so last century. I have a better idea, Doc. Why don't you come to New Urban Apparel, and I'll give you a complete make-over! {playfully chiding a customer} | 57 |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Neutral 50 | Yes! But the key to being fabulous, is that it comes from within. What you wear is only half the equation. BELIEVE you ARE already fabulous! {offering advice} | 58 | |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Neutral 50 | Whatever, you old hag. I'm just swelling with fabulous. | 59 | |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Surprise 50 | Those things are so tacky. How about you swing by New Urban Apparel, and I fit you into a cute Sunday dress? You need to spruce up your look dear. {playfully teasing a customer} | 60 | |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Happy 50 | Of course! Shopping is wonderful therapy, isn't it? Better than any old pill Doc Banfield prescribes. {excited to help a customer find something fabulous} | 61 | |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Neutral 50 | Looks like someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed. I bet I could help you end up on the right side! Haha! Have good day, dear. {flirting} | 62 |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Happy 100 | Fine. Keep wearing those rags. But when you're ready for fabulous, you come see me; I've got just the thing! {shamelessly arrogant} | 63 | |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Neutral 50 | No. Can't say that I do. {ironic} | 64 | |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Happy 100 | Why, you old hag! You're just jealous. My fabulousity pains you, doesn't it? You can't help feel smaller standing before my greatness, can you dear? {playful banter ("fab-u-loss-i-tee")} | 65 | |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Happy 100 | You need to MAKE time, dear! You'll never be fabulous just moping around a kitchen all day. You need to relax, go out, get done up, have some fun! {pep talk to a friend} | 66 | |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Surprise 75 | And I thought I hated MY life! {playfully criticizing a friend who is hiding from her husband} | 67 | |
| DialogueTenpennyConv03 | DialogueTenpennyConv03 | Sad 50 | Ouch! You wound me! {playfully sad (verging on melodrama)} | 68 |
| DialogueTenpennyEatStartTopic | DialogueTenpennyEatStartTopic | Neutral 50 | Time for a snack. {hungry and on his way to get food} | 69 |
| DialogueTenpennySleepStartTopic | DialogueTenpennySleepStartTopic | Happy 50 | Time to get some beauty rest! {tired and heading off to bed} | 70 |
| GOODBYE | I have to go now. | Happy 50 | Bu-bye! {self important fashion merchant} | 71 |
| I have to go now. | Happy 50 | There's no helping some people, is there? {(under his breath to himself) self important fashion merchant} | 72 | |
| I have to go now. | Happy 50 | Ta-ta! {self important fashion merchant} | 73 | |
| HELLO | HELLO | Surprise 50 | Hey! What are you up to old man? {confused and slightly suspicious} | 74 |
| HELLO | Surprise 50 | Hey! What are you up to old man? {confused and slightly suspicious} | 75 | |
| HELLO | Happy 100 | Hello Chief Gustavo. You are looking positively fabulous today. {flirting} | 76 | |
| HELLO | Happy 100 | Hello there, Chief. You're packing a lot of heat, aren't you? {flirting} | 77 | |
| HELLO | Surprise 50 | Doctor Banfield! I haven't seen you in New Urban Apparel for quite some time. Aren't you afraid you've gone out of style in the meantime? {arrogantly chiding a customer} | 78 | |
| HELLO | Surprise 100 | An outfit a day keeps the frumpy away, eh doctor? Come visit me soon. {arrogantly chiding a customer to come shop in his fabulous store} | 79 | |
| HELLO | Happy 25 | How are you, Mr. Cheng? {being polite} | 80 | |
| HELLO | Surprise 50 | How is Mrs. Cheng these days? {prying looking for gossip} | 81 | |
| HELLO | Surprise 50 | Ah Lydia, darling. How's that old antique shop of yours doing these days? {"fake niceness" covering passive aggression} | 82 | |
| HELLO | Happy 50 | Lydia, darling. What's wrong? You're looking rather frumpy today! {playfully teasing a friend} | 83 | |
| HELLO | Surprise 15 | So, tell me. How are things? {checking in with a friend} | 84 | |
| HELLO | Surprise 50 | You haven't stopped by the Urban Apparel in a while. {playfully hinting that she needs to come buy some clothes from his shop} | 85 | |
| HELLO | Surprise 10 | So, are you still hiding from that husband of yours? {being nosey} | 86 | |
| HELLO | Happy 50 | Mrs. Cheng! Wouldn't you like a brand new outfit from Urban Outfitters? With a fabulous make-over, perhaps Mr. Cheng wouldn't recognize you! {playfully making fun of a woman who is constantly hiding from her husband (and trying to sell her some new clothes)} | 87 | |
| HELLO | Happy 50 | I bet you exercise a lot, huh? {flirting} | 88 | |
| HELLO | Happy 50 | Hi there! That's quite some ordnance you're packing, isn't it! {flirting} | 89 | |
| HELLO | Surprise 50 | If you're tired of sleeping in those barracks, let me know. {flirting} | 90 |
Service[]
| TOPIC | TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT | EMOTION | RESPONSE TEXT | # |
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| BarterExit | BarterExit | Neutral 50 | You must come back soon. | 91 |