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According to [[Mikey Dowling]], before recording dialogue for Tabitha and Ronda, voice actor [[Fred Tatasciore]] silently read through the entire script once before declaring that he was ready. He then read the script from top to bottom, "effortlessly" flowing in and out of both characters, making it one of [[Obsidian Entertainment|Obsidian's]] favorite recording sessions.<ref>[https://www.twitch.tv/obsidian/v/100606816 Q&A session with Josh Sawyer during a live charity stream. (reference begins at 8:27:56)]</ref> |
According to [[Mikey Dowling]], before recording dialogue for Tabitha and Ronda, voice actor [[Fred Tatasciore]] silently read through the entire script once before declaring that he was ready. He then read the script from top to bottom, "effortlessly" flowing in and out of both characters, making it one of [[Obsidian Entertainment|Obsidian's]] favorite recording sessions.<ref>[https://www.twitch.tv/obsidian/v/100606816 Q&A session with Josh Sawyer during a live charity stream. (reference begins at 8:27:56)]</ref> |
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Revision as of 00:31, 14 June 2020
Rhonda is a deactivated Mister Handy found in the Black Mountain storage building in 2281.
Background
Rhonda was Tabitha's best friend before the super mutants came to Black Mountain.
In 2275, Rhonda shut down, likely a self-defense mechanism as a result of suffering catastrophic damage, and was left inside the Black Mountain Storage Building. Raul Tejada eventually made his way to Black Mountain after he no longer heard the broadcasts being transmitted, and was soon made a captive by Tabitha. He was tasked with fixing Rhonda, and while he was able to handle the mechanical issues, he lacked the competence for the programming problems of the robot. This, in turn, prevented Rhonda from being activated and caused Raul to be imprisoned indefinitely.
Interactions with the player character
Interactions overview
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This character is a temporary companion. | ||
This character is involved in quests. |
Quests
Crazy, Crazy, Crazy: Reactivating Rhonda requires a Science skill of 60. If the Courier reactivates Rhonda and leads her to Tabitha, they will complete the quest, as Rhonda and Tabitha wander off together.
Effects of player's actions
- If Tabitha died before Rhonda was repaired, she will ask what happened to Tabitha. When informed about Tabitha's death, Rhonda will accuse the player character of killing her and immediately turn hostile.
- Killing Tabitha while she's walking away with Rhonda after completing Crazy, Crazy, Crazy will result in Rhonda staying by her body and waiting for medical help, unaware that she is dead.
Inventory
Apparel | Weapon | Other items | On death |
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Energy cell Scrap metal Flamer fuel |
Notes
- A peaceful resolution to the situation with Tabitha requires not letting three days of in-game time pass between the moment when first encountering Rhonda and the moment when trying to repair her. Rhonda will disappear from the game if her room is left and returned to in three days, due to her being set to never respawn.
- Reactivating Rhonda and spending too long in the supply room will summon Tabitha and both will initiate combat.
- After reuniting Rhonda and Tabitha, it is possible to sneak up to Rhonda and deactivate her with the Robotics Expert perk. Tabitha will then simply stand behind Rhonda and will still talk as if following her. Tabitha will not become hostile and there seems to be no way to reactivate Rhonda.
- Rhonda becomes a temporary companion after reactivating her. However, Tabitha will always talk to the Courier before they leave Black Mountain or even can engage in combat.
Appearances
Rhonda appears only in Fallout: New Vegas.
Behind the scenes
According to Mikey Dowling, before recording dialogue for Tabitha and Ronda, voice actor Fred Tatasciore silently read through the entire script once before declaring that he was ready. He then read the script from top to bottom, "effortlessly" flowing in and out of both characters, making it one of Obsidian's favorite recording sessions.[1]
References
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