The Atomic Wrangler crier is a crier who shouts advertisements for the Atomic Wrangler casino. She can be found on a street corner near the Atomic Wrangler in Freeside in 2281.
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Background[edit | edit source]
The crier for the Atomic Wrangler is a young woman, employed by the Garret twins who pay her to boost the public's awareness of their establishment and help bring in customers. She does so by using blatant sex appeal.
Interactions with the player character[edit | edit source]
interactions overview[edit | edit source]
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This character has no special interactions. | |
Other interactions[edit | edit source]
Whenever the player character walks by she'll offer directions to the Atomic Wrangler and encourage them to take advantage of the casino's many services.
Inventory[edit | edit source]
| Apparel | Weapon | Other items |
|---|---|---|
| Prostitute outfit | Knife |
Notable quotes[edit | edit source]
- "Hungry? Thirsty? Horny? The Atomic Wrangler has you covered!"
- "Wanna get lucky? Head on down to the Atomic Wrangler!"
- "Make a brief stop at the Atomic Wrangler, where the booze is cheaper, the tables more friendly, and the women are just like the booze!"
- "The Wrangler's just down the street. You're almost there already!"
Appearances[edit | edit source]
The Atomic Wrangler crier appears only in Fallout: New Vegas.
Behind the scenes[edit | edit source]
The choice of letting the Atomic Wrangler crier to be voiced by child actor Ashley McGullam is somewhat remarkable, given the adult and sexual lines. According to Joshua Sawyer, it was likely an oversight.[Non-game 1]
Bugs[edit | edit source]
There may be instances where the Silver Rush crier and the Atomic Wrangler crier become hostile towards each other, which will leave one dead. [verified]
Gallery[edit | edit source]
References[edit | edit source]
- Non-game sources
- ↑ Joshua Sawyer on Twitter: "you can either deduce that this minor character was cast this way due to the presumably extremely perverse and wild tastes of everyone involved OR that it was a screw-up/oversight like the dozens of other ones that players have noted in the last 10 years."
