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This is a transcript for dialogue with Skippy Roerich. |
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XPD_Dialogue_Skippy[]
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| 1 | 00639ED4 | 00639F44 | And I'll tell you everything you wanna know. |
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| 2 | 0063BF23 | And I'll tell you everything you wanna know. |
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| 3 | 00639ED5 | 00639F48 | Why naturally, I would be happy to share my wisdom with you. |
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| 4 | 00639ED7 | 00639F37 | Any time, my friend. |
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| 5 | 00639ED8 | 00639F3F | Heh, twist my arm, why don't ya? |
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| 6 | 00639EDB | 00639F40 | Well, now that you mention it... |
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| 7 | 00639EDC | 00639F53 | Oh, uh, well...okay then. |
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| 8 | 00639EDD | 00639F33 | One good thing about making weapons of war for Uncle Sam is that they build those manufactories to last. |
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| 9 | The plant I worked in may as well have been a bunker, like one of those Vault-Tec vaults the richies bought themselves. | |||
| 10 | When the bombs came down, enough stood standing to keep us lucky few alive. | |||
| 11 | What came after -- the rads, the ferals, the Fanatics -- that was the real test. | |||
| 12 | 00639EE0 | 00639F32 | Can I? Of course. Will I? Also of course. |
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| 13 | 00639EE1 | 00639F54 | Tired of hearing about me, eh? |
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| 14 | 00639EE2 | 00639F38 | Only been good at one thing in my life, and that's building things, so that's what I do. |
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| 15 | People call me our "mad scientist." I've built my fair share of oddities, but innovation takes risk! Parachutes sound crazy, too, but they work! | |||
| 16 | I'm lucky to have the time I have left, after what I've been through. I'm not going to waste it playing safe. | |||
| 17 | 00639EE4 | 00639F4A | Oh, what am I saying? Of course you aren't, I invented the thing. |
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| 18 | Sorry to put you on the spot, kid. I'm Skippy Roerich. But you can call me Skip, Ro, Skip-o, or whatever else you fancy. | |||
| 19 | I'm here on behalf of the Union. We're a band of loose-knit freedom fighters from the Pitt up north. | |||
| 20 | We're looking to get our home back from a group of raiders called the Fanatics. Hoping Appalachia has some help to offer in that. | |||
| 21 | 00639EE5 | 00639F39 | The Pitt is... Well, it used to be Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Now it's something else entirely, overrun by all manner of nasty. |
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| 22 | But it's our home, and we want to win it back, clean it up, and make it livable again. | |||
| 23 | 00639EE8 | 00639F5B | Alright, I'm game. |
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| 24 | 00639EE9 | 00639F3D | It's horrible, but it's home. No matter how bad it is or gets, we believe we can turn it around. That's what we're fighting for. |
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| 25 | 00639EEA | 00639F49 | Then you'll be happy to join us on our frequent sojourns there, I take it? |
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| 26 | 00639EEB | 00639F47 | Before the War? Well, it wasn't a paradise, but still a sight to behold. |
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| 27 | The Steel City, we called it. A center of industry, making anything you can imagine. | |||
| 28 | When the War rolled around, we built weapons, munitions, Vertibirds, power armor, robots... | |||
| 29 | I suppose that's what made us a target, and left us what we are now. | |||
| 30 | 00639EED | 00639F3E | I'm the Union's inventor, quartermaster, and coordinator. I'm the brain guy. |
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| 31 | I use the know-how in this dome here of mine to help the kids in the field in any way I can. | |||
| 32 | 00639EEE | 00639F42 | That old place was a major base of operations for us. Fanatics took it on Bloody Thursday, some years ago. Worst defeat we ever suffered... |
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| 33 | We've been on the back foot ever since. | |||
| 34 | I think that's why Hex and the kiddos won't let it go. For us old folk, it was just another building. | |||
| 35 | For Hex, it was the start of this tragic new life she leads, and a symbol of what we used to be in Pittsburgh. | |||
| 36 | 00639EF0 | 00639F41 | Whoa, alrighty then! Fair enough, ki-, er, friend. Fair enough. I'll watch my tongue from now on. |
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| 37 | 00639EF1 | 00639F5C | If the Fanatics unite the Pitt, they'll start marching elsewhere. That's trouble for Appalachia -- trouble for you. |
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| 38 | If that ain't motivation enough... Well, I'll make it worth your while, don't you worry. | |||
| 39 | War breeds innovation. If there's one thing we have, it's that. | |||
| 40 | We can build you all manner of fightin' gear -- guns, grenades, armor, you name it. It'll be yours if you give us your aid. | |||
| 41 | 00639EF3 | 00639F45 | Well, I'm a Pittsburgh man, through and through. Daddy worked the steel mills hard, but I took a different route, tinkering for an armaments firm. |
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| 42 | This may surprise you, but I did everything by the book back then. Everything done to spec, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. | |||
| 43 | Life was stable, but boring as hell. I didn't really start living until after the bombs. They woke me up good. | |||
| 44 | 00639EFD | 00639F35 | The Fanatics are a bunch of sadists, is what they are. |
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| 45 | They bill themselves as a "confederation," and say they take all comers for who or what they are. | |||
| 46 | That's nonsense, of course. Just an empty slogan, used to sucker in more labor for the mills. | |||
| 47 | 00639EFE | 00639F36 | Well, ya know, we used to be a trade union, before the war. A lot of us are holdovers from those days. Old factory hands, sticking together now like we did then. |
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| 48 | But we take all kinds, so long as they share the goal of winning back our foul city and making it fair again. | |||
| 49 | That mix makes us a rowdy bunch, but it's also our secret sauce. Our eclectic minds think of things our enemies wouldn't imagine. | |||
| 50 | So we stay one step ahead. Or even an inch ahead. But that's enough to keep us in the game. | |||
| 51 | 00639EFF | 00639F3A | It's hell, what else can I say? What the bombs didn't level, the Fanatics finished off. |
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| 52 | The air is choked with soot, the water is undrinkable, and the rads sear your skin like the sun of the Sahara. | |||
| 53 | 00639F02 | 00639F3B | The Union is our grand experiment in human decency in the Pitt. All the people working together to rebuild a place that most say ain't worth rebuilding. |
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| 54 | We fight the Fanatics, the ferals, and any other awful thing that stands to hold back progress in the Steel City. | |||
| 55 | And there are a lot of those. | |||
| 56 | 00639F04 | 00639F4B | Sure thing. |
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| 57 | 00639F06 | 00639F46 | Oh, don't worry about that thing. Barely works anyway. Silly to bring it up. |
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| 58 | We're past the electro-spanner. Consign it to the dustbin of history. | |||
| 59 | I'm moving on to the hydraulo-spanner. Much higher ceiling on that one. | |||
| 60 | 00639F07 | 00639F3C | Don't let me keep you. |
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| 61 | 00639F0D | 00639F43 | Quite frankly, because the odds are stacked against us. |
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| 62 | We represent civilization in the Pitt. Most folks up there have put that by the wayside, given in to their animal instincts. | |||
| 63 | We want our home back, but we can't do it alone. That's all there is to it. | |||
| 64 | 00639F0F | 00639F5A | Not at all. Ask away. |
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| 65 | 00639F11 | 00639F55 | I've been working on an atomic plunger. Industrial strength, you could pick up a landmine from five feet away, if need be. |
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| 66 | Of course, disarming the thing might still be a challenge... | |||
| 67 | 00639F56 | You ever heard of a pterodactyl? Old creature, massive wingspan. |
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| 68 | Big wingspans intrigue me. We won't be building new Vertibirds anytime soon, so I was thinking we need a replacement... | |||
| 69 | 00639F57 | I had this idea for a rat-powered motorboat recently. Rats are big enough nowadays, I think it could work. |
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| 70 | The problem is feeding them out on the water... | |||
| 71 | 00639F58 | I tested a new Brahmin milker the other day. Help out the farmers around here, you know? |
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| 72 | The problem is the cost. Maybe the fusion cell is overkill for the power source? | |||
| 73 | 00639F59 | I made some fireworks for the kiddos yesterday. Big booming ones, in the shape of animals. |
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| 74 | I expected the dragon to scare them, but the cave cricket shocked them much worse. | |||
| 75 | 00639F13 | 00639F18 | Ingenuity's our edge against the Fanatics. That, and mass-produced grenades. |
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| 76 | 00639F19 | We all get nuked to hell and back and we're still at each other's throats. Some things never change. |
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| 77 | 00639F1A | If I can't be there myself, I gotta do what I can from afar. |
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| 78 | 00639F1B | Hang in there Hex, I won't let you die on me. |
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| 79 | 00639F1C | Bombs destroyed Pittsburgh, and why? Because we were building bombs to destroy some other place. |
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| 80 | 00639F1D | We're lucky these "Responders" will have us. I won't do them the disservice of asking why. |
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| 81 | 00639F1E | The Foundation folk got out of the Pitt while the getting was good... Guess I shouldn't blame 'em for that. |
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| 82 | 00639F1F | Those "Raiders" fight like hell. Maybe they're crazy enough to join an expedition? |
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| 83 | 00639F20 | Maybe I should visit that "Retreat" place some time, though I'm liable to break my back climbing around in those trees... |
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| 84 | 00639F21 | Ugh, my bones are aching. Must be a radstorm on the way. *chuckles* |
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| 85 | 00639F22 | Think, Skippy, think! There has to be something you can build to win this war! Maybe some kind of... bomb-chucking gauntlet? |
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| 86 | 00639F23 | I bet those Brotherhood chuckleheads I heard about have all the good contraptions squirreled away in that fort of theirs. |
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| 87 | 00639F24 | Good don't always win, but damned if it don't fight. |
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| 88 | 00639F25 | Where on earth did I put that sparking electrolighter? |
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| 89 | 00639F26 | If I make this adjustment... I'm well beyond the blueprint on this one, going off script. |
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| 90 | 00639F27 | The Union uniforms need an overhaul, denim's very "last year." How about plaid? |
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| 91 | 00639F28 | Rolling hills, shady trees, clear water... Appalachia almost makes a guy want to retire. |
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| 92 | 00639F29 | How much more blood do we gotta spill before the end of all this? |
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| 93 | 00639F14 | 00639F4C | Hey, sport. You wouldn't happen to be handy with an electro-compression spanner, would you? |
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| 94 | 00639F4D | Here to lend Skip a hand? A Fanatic took my third. |
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| 95 | 00639F4E | Pitt hasn't killed you yet. Want to roll the dice again? |
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| 96 | 00639F4F | Hey kid. Tell me what you know. |
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| 97 | 00639F50 | Hey ki-, uh, "buddy." Tell me what you know. |
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| 98 | 00639F51 | I'm all ears. Figuratively, that is. What's new? |
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| 99 | 00639F52 | Back for more of the Skipster's wisdom, eh? |
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| 100 | 0063F99F | 0063F9AF | Indecisive, huh? Well, I've still got it here. | |
| 117 | 00653996 | 006539A5 | Well that's a request I don't often hear! You take all the photos of ol' Skip that you want if it'll make you happy. |
XPD_Fuel_ARefugeesGuide[]
| # | Dialog Topic | Form ID | Response Text | Script Notes |
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| 1 | 0064FC8D | 0064FCDD | Understandable. If you ever have some free time and a little room in your heart, you know where to find me. |
He's smiling but trying not to show his disappointment. |
| 2 | 0064FC90 | 0064FCE3 | I knew I could count on you. You have those honest, open eyes. |
He's very relieved the player agreed to help him. |
| 3 | 0064FC94 | 0064FCE9 | It's hard to see if you travel with your eyes closed, but this is a tough world. |
A poetic response. He's serious now. |
| 4 | Sure, Appalachia's better than the Pitt, but it's no cake walk. | He's sliding a joke into a serious conversation. | ||
| 5 | If I can make things a little easier for the folks who find their way here...well, that's something I can be proud of. | He's proud to contribute to the greater good. | ||
| 6 | 0064FC95 | 0064FCE7 | Go ahead. I'm all ears. |
He has no issue answering the player's questions. |
| 7 | 0064FC97 | 0064FCEB | We've got lots of folks pouring in from the Pitt. |
Skippy is trying to underly the severity of the situation. |
| 8 | They're confused and scared. This place ain't nothing like what they're used to. Which is a good thing! | He's trying to reassure the player that it's a good thing that so many refugees are coming into Appalachia. | ||
| 9 | But we need a way to steer them in the right direction. Where to find medical supplies, food, other people... | A serious explanation of what needs to be done. | ||
| 10 | I thought, why not whip up a survival guide for em? So they know exactly what to expect. | Skippy is proud of his idea. | ||
| 11 | I've got tips on the best leads in Appalachia. But these old bones ain't what they used to be and there isn't enough Skippy to go around. | Skippy is a bit abashed of his inability to go scouting himself. | ||
| 12 | I need someone to be a diligent scout and go out and take photos and gather samples for me. | This is where he asks for the player's help. | ||
| 13 | Maybe you could be that scout. Whaddaya say? | He's really hoping the player will say yes. | ||
| 14 | 0064FC98 | 0064FCE5 | Nothing too complex. My hands are just a little bit tied at the moment and I need someone to do some dirty work for me. |
He's a little unnerved that the player is asking this. That means they might not be willing to help him. |
| 15 | 0064FC99 | 0064FCF2 | So you're one of those, are ya? There'll be caps in it for you if that's what it takes. |
He disapproves of the player's greed. |
| 16 | 0064FC9E | 0064FCE2 | No harm done. The offer is always on the table if you change your mind. |
He's understanding and non-judgmental. |
| 17 | 0064FC9F | 0064FCDE | Sure thing, sport. You take care now. |
He has a fatherly way of speaking. |
| 18 | 0064FCA0 | 0064FCEA | That's what I like to hear sport! I hope you're ready to explore, because you've got quite a bit of ground to cover today. |
He's excited for the player to be involved in his efforts. |
| 19 | Remember, just snap a few photos and gather a sample for me. Don't strain yourself over it. | He's incredibly grateful that the player is helping him. | ||
| 20 | 0064FCA1 | 0064FCE1 | Like I said, you'll need to track down Ellison. |
He's simply repeating himself. |
| 21 | He's probably around here somewhere marveling at a lamp shade or something. | Skippy finds Ellison's eagerness amusing. | ||
| 22 | He usually likes to hang around Giuseppe's shop in the main room. | Another piece of simple directional aid. | ||
| 23 | 0064FCA4 | 0064FCF1 | That's the best news I've heard all day. |
He's ecstatic. |
| 24 | I hope you didn't run into too much trouble. | He didn't want to inconvenience the player. | ||
| 25 | I'm sure Orlando won't make a fuss about giving you an Ultracell boost after all you've done for me today. | He's perfectly happy to reward the player for their work. | ||
| 26 | You're an invaluable asset not only to me, but to the Union as a whole. | He's very grateful for the player's help. | ||
| 27 | I think keeping people safe and well-cared for is braver than busting into the Pitt with a gun. But that's just me. | He's sharing his personal opinions. He thinks very highly of the player. | ||
| 28 | You're alright in my book, sport. If you ever find yourself with a hankering to help the cause again, you know where to find me. | He's grateful but would love more help. | ||
| 29 | 00650A2E | Excellent work as always, sport. I knew I could count on you. |
Skippy is proud of the player for always helping him and doing the right thing. | |
| 30 | Whenever you're ready and able, the Union could always use an extra hand on deck. | Welcome and inviting, Skippy is a good-natured fellow. | ||
| 31 | 0064FCA6 | 0064FCDF | If you need any pointers on where to find some of those plants, speak to Initiate Ellison. |
Skippy is giving simple directional aid. |
| 32 | Boy's over-eager, but he's spent his whole life in Appalachia. He'll know where to find anything. | He finds Ellison's eagerness endearing. | ||
| 33 | No camera? No problem. Just come back to ol' Skippy. I might be able to scrounge something up for ya. | Skippy is always happy to help. | ||
| 34 | If you've got any more questions, just swing back here. Good luck out there, scout! | He sends the player off with a smile. | ||
| 35 | 0064FCA8 | 0064FCE4 | Ah, it's simple. I just need you to go out into ol'Appalachia and take a couple photos, gather a few plants, that sort of thing. |
He has no issue repeating himself. |
| 36 | It's just material for my survival guide. | A casual statement. | ||
| 37 | 0064FCAB | 0064FCE8 | Now that's a darn shame. Welp, if you change your mind, just holler my way. |
He's disappointed but trying not to complain or show it. |
| 38 | 0064FCAC | 0064FCF0 | You don't have one on you? Hmm, I think I've got one to spare. |
He's thinking about whether he actually has one or not. |
| 39 | 0064FCAE | 0064FCE6 | Here you are! One camera, served piping hot and...broken. |
He's jubilant that he actually found a camera, despite it being broken. |
| 40 | I'm sure you can get it up and running again, but right now you'd be lucky to get one picture out of it. | He's a bit sheepish about the fact the camera doesn't actually work. | ||
| 41 | Now, uh...no need to get too curious or anything, but I maybe snagged this here camera off of a corpse. | He doesn't want the player to be suspicious. | ||
| 42 | They had this list on their body of things to photograph. Maybe if you complete it their ghost won't haunt you forever. Just a thought. | He's trying to make a joke. | ||
| 43 | 0064FCB1 | 0064FCE0 | Now that's the spirit! I bet there's a Union spark in you yet. |
He's incredibly grateful that the player said yes. |
| 44 | Now, I'll only be sending you to one region of Appalachia at a time so you don't need to tire your legs out runnin' around everywhere. | He's trying to downplay the assignment so that the player doesn't get cold feet. | ||
| 45 | 0064FCB7 | 0064FCDC | Take your time, friend. You know where to find me. |
He's genial and patient. |
| 46 | 0064FCBA | 0064FCEC | Ah, now look at what the cat dragged in. Hope you're holding up well, sport. Could use your help with something. |
Skippy is very friendly and genial. |
| 47 | 0064FCED | The prodigal child returns. Ready to lend a hand? |
Skippy is very friendly, hoping the player will help him this time. | |
| 48 | 0064FCEE | If you've got a spare moment, I could still use some help with that survival guide. |
Inviting and welcoming, Skippy never shows aggression towards the player. | |
| 49 | 0064FCEF | Have you found everything yet? |
He's eager to learn of the player's progress. | |
| 50 | 0065B18E | 0065B196 | Guess the ol' Skippy charm is still goin' strong. You go ahead and take all the photos you want. |
XPD_Hub_Responders[]
| # | Dialog Topic | Form ID | Response Text | Script Notes |
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| 5 | 0062F5D7 | 006452F4 | Hey, there. Don't think we've met. I'm Skippy, Skippy Roerich. Something I or the Union can do for you? |
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| 6 | 006452F7 | Back, are you? Change your mind? |
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| 7 | 006452F8 | So, what's it gonna be? You ready to go to the Pitt? |
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| 30 | 00644F25 | 00644FAD | The Union is a sort of a...I guess you might call us a confederation, or a resistance. People banding together for defense. |
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| 31 | See, there's a group in the Pitt, calls themselves Fanatics. All they care about is conquest - they want the whole Pitt for themselves. | |||
| 32 | They roll into your area, you either join them, they force you to labor for them, or they kill you. And they're coming for everybody. | |||
| 33 | The Union's the only thing standing between them and their total conquest of the Pitt. As much as we're able, anyway. | |||
| 34 | 00644FCE | Hell, you've got raider gangs here, right? I've heard about your Blood Eagles. The Fanatics are something like them, but more organized. |
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| 35 | Imagine every single raider gang you've ever heard got together and decided to make like Genghis Khan. | |||
| 36 | Sweep over everything, kill anyone who won't join, and put anyone too weak to fight into forced labor camps. Everything that's not theirs, they take. | |||
| 37 | That's the Fanatics, and be glad they're not here. | |||
| 40 | 006452EB | Hey there, sport. What brings you back my way? |
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| 57 | 00644F32 | 00644FB3 | I might have some other things I need help with here in Appalachia, too. I'll let you know. |
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| 58 | Good luck up there. We're counting on you. | |||
| 65 | 00644F36 | 00644FC7 | It doesn't hurt that we've got factories that can still make manufactured goods, either. |
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| 71 | 00644F38 | 00644FD1 | All right. All set? Got everything? |
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| 72 | 00644F3A | 00644FB5 | I prefer "volunteers" to "suckers". I'm not running some kind of scam here. |
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| 73 | 00644F3C | 00644FA8 | Well... |
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| 74 | 00644F40 | 00644FB2 | I know, I know. I get it. This ain't your fight. |
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| 75 | Come on back if you decide otherwise. You know where to find me. | |||
| 77 | 00644F42 | 00644FBD | Well, why'd you say you're willing to help? |
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| 78 | 00644F44 | 00644FA1 | No can do, sport. I'll go back one day, but right now I'm more use here, rustling up support to send back there. |
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| 79 | I'm not young enough to be much use on the frontlines anymore. | |||
| 80 | 00644F46 | 00644FC6 | Well, we got two different Locals I know are in need of help. Locals are what we call Union groups that act independently. |
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| 81 | Local 42's in the Industrial District. Hex, their leader, is struggling to keep her people alive and retake a foundry from the Fanatics. | |||
| 82 | We got another over in the Trench, working against a Fanatic forced labor camp. Danilo is your contact there. | |||
| 83 | Haven't heard from other Locals recently, but I'm sure we'll be hearing from them if they got trouble, too. | |||
| 84 | It's up to you who you want to help right now. Maybe you'll consider going back again later for the other. | |||
| 85 | 00644F48 | 00644FAA | Fair enough. What do you want to know? |
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| 86 | 00644F4A | 00644FD0 | Great! This means a lot to the Union. I'll make sure you're well-rewarded for it. |
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| 90 | 00644F4E | 00644FBF | Figured you should be involved if we're gonna borrow your plane. |
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| 92 | 00644F50 | 00644FC9 | Thanks for coming by, Rucker. Looks like we've got a volunteer to take a trip out to the Pitt. |
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| 93 | 00644F51 | 00644FAE | Suit yourself, sport. But come back if you change your mind. I'll be here. |
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| 94 | 00644F53 | 00644FD5 | Bad. Don't get me wrong. It's home, and I want us to keep it. But we got hit bad in the war, and we've never recovered. |
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| 95 | Lots of radiation. Some areas are badly toxic, with all the junk that got blasted into the air or spread around from the factories. | |||
| 96 | People are sick a lot, from one thing or another, and food can be hard to come by. Hell, some of the city's still on fire, I think. | |||
| 97 | But some of the factories survived, and we've got them running. Gives us access to things you can't get anywhere else. | |||
| 98 | Might even be able to rebuild, if it weren't for the Fanatics. | |||
| 99 | 00644F57 | 00644F9D | The Union's back's against the wall. We're doing our best to hold off the Fanatics, keep them from taking everything. |
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| 100 | Occasionally, we win some small victories, but not a lot. | |||
| 101 | Got a couple situations back there right now where an extra hand might tip things in our favor, at least for now. | |||
| 102 | I don't want to call it mercenary work, but I'm not gonna lie: you'll be going there to fight. | |||
| 103 | 00644F59 | 00644FC2 | Fantastic! Let me just get Rucker in here. It's her bird, after all. |
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| 104 | 00644F5B | 00644FA3 | Hey, I didn't start this conversation. Don't mind me if you've got somewhere to be. | |
| 105 | 00644F5D | 00644FC8 | What's a Skippy look like, eh? Call me Skip if you like that better, or whatever you want. Just don't call me "Mr. Roerich". |
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| 106 | Never felt right, that. Took me weeks to get that Orlando character to stop doing it, at least to my face. | |||
| 111 | 00644F61 | 00644FD3 | That's right. Looking for someone to help us take the fight to the Fanatics. |
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| 112 | Surprised we got a taker, actually. You are interested, right? | |||
| 204 | 0065581E | 00655820 | Because it's home, damn it! Mine, ours, all of us who were born and lived there, before and after the bombs! Ain't that enough? |
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| 205 | If the Fanatics are out of the picture, we can rebuild. Make something out of it again. It doesn't have to stay like it is. | |||
| 206 | If that ain't enough for you, picture this: a horde of Fanatics, hundreds, thousands strong, setting their sights here. Sound like something you want? |
XPD_HubRE_TakePhoto_CameraShy[]
| # | Dialog Topic | Form ID | Response Text | Script Notes |
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| 62 | 00648150 | 00648153 | Heh, guess I got myself a fan. Can't say I blame you, but that wasn't even my good side. |
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| 63 | 006539A0 | Hope you got my good side! |