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I've never understood humans. They're always hurting each other. And they're really inefficient. If you're going to destroy the world, at least do it properly and eliminate our parasitic species for good.

Maram Ayari is a robot enthusiast who lives in Watoga.

Background[]

Maram is old enough to remember life before the Great War. A misanthrope, she never truly understood people and grew to believe that humans were inefficient and parasitic, mentioning that plenty of people were rude and judgemental to her. Before the Great War, she was fired after she told her boss that his code was terrible and needed to be reworked.[1]

In contrast, she became obsessed with robots, due to their straightforward, no-nonsense approach to their clearly defined purpose(s). She also thinks they are cute.[2] Her obsession has long since become a fetish, as she has a particular love for the imposing sentry bot.[3]

She eventually traveled to Watoga, snuck past the robots protecting MAIA and made the robots not view her as a threat. Now that the robots are running with her as an exception to their "kill everything" directive she resides at the Watoga Transit Hub and spends her time tinkering with robots. She enjoys role playing as a robot and uses the term "fleshlings" in reference to other people who encounter her. She is perfectly happy with living out her days in Watoga and never encountering human beings again.

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This character cannot be killed.
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Notes[]

  • Maram Ayari implies in her normal dialogue that robots "can do it better” followed by a suggestive chuckle.[4] This can be explored further if the Vault Dweller has a Perception of 8 or above, unlocking another set of suggestive dialogue.[5]

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Appearances[]

Maram Ayari appears in Fallout 76, introduced in the Wastelanders update.

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  1. Vault Dweller: "What's so bad about humans?"
    Maram Ayari: "I've never understood humans. They're always hurting each other. And they're really inefficient. If you're going to destroy the world, at least do it properly and eliminate our parasitic species for good. You know, before the War, I once got fired for telling my boss that his code was a pile of crap and needed to be reworked. But it was true!"
    (Maram Ayari's dialogue)
  2. Vault Dweller: "Why do you love robots so much?"
    Maram Ayari: "They exist for a purpose, and they do that purpose well. No if, ands, or buts about it. Well, sometimes there are 'ifs' and 'ands', but with any luck they're well-documented, and- Point is, robots always make sense. Anything they do, they do for a reason. I'd prefer if the whole world functioned that way. Plus, they're cutie-pies!"
    (Maram Ayari's dialogue)
  3. Vault Dweller: "What's your favorite type of robot?"
    Maram Ayari: "Oh, dear. How could I possibly choose? Protectrons are charming. Simple, quaint design, marching ever forward on a single directive. But Handys are so versatile! So many possible attachments. Eh, but the human personality thing really drops their point value. Eyebots? Boring. Liberators - too political. Robobrains - creepy. Ohoho, Assaultrons... now those pack some grievous power. Buuut I don't like the humanoid body. I got it. Sentry Bots. Massive. Commanding. Powerful. Really the whole package."
    (Maram Ayari's dialogue)
  4. A Vault Dweller: "Me, too! Robots are the best."
    Maram Ayari: "ou do? I thought I was the only one. Our mechanical pals always got a bad rap for taking human jobs. But I say: if they can do it better, let them! And believe me when I say they can do it better."
    (Maram Ayari's dialogue)
  5. A Vault Dweller: "[Perception 8+] I can tell that your passion for robots is not just intellectual."
    Maram Ayari: "Well, duh. Why anyone suffers through teaching another human what they like and don't like, when they could just write it into code, is beyond me. But hey, it takes one to know one, right?"
    A Vault Dweller: "You got me. Nothing excites me like a sleek metal case and a powerful central processor."
    Maram Ayari: "Finally, some common sense. Fleshy skin and brittle bones? Yuck. Industrial grade reinforced steel and hyperplexed optic sensors? Woof. Speaking of robot parts, I've got some extras lying around. Why don't you use them to keep your bots in shape? There's nothing worse than a mechanical malfunction at the wrong time."
    (Maram Ayari's dialogue)
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