Fallout Wiki
Register
Advertisement
Fallout Wiki

Trouble Man. You don't wanna know how I got the name.

Trouble Man is a member of the Pitt raiders found in the Pitt in 2277.

Background[]

Trouble Man is a member of the Pitt raiders who is usually found guarding the catwalks in the Pitt Downtown. Due to the waking nightmares he experiences, he likes to keep to himself, rarely conversing with others.[Non-game 1] Trouble Man often consumes both beer and Jet to quell these nightmares, but this leaves him able to only say a few words,[Non-game 1] most often being his own name.[1][2] Even so, he is still a helper to Friday, who operates a repair shop in Downtown.[Non-game 2]

Trouble Man tells the Lone Wanderer that they don't want to know how he got his name,[1] warning that he is trouble and that they should be careful.[2]

Interactions with the player character[]

Interactions overview[]

Interactions
Severed
This character drops a finger upon death (Lawbringer).
Mesmetron icon
This character can be enslaved with the Mesmetron.

Inventory[]

Notable quotes[]

Appearances[]

Trouble Man appears only in the Fallout 3 add-on The Pitt.

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 Trouble Man: "Trouble Man. You don't wanna know how I got the name."
    (Trouble Man's dialogue)
  2. 2.0 2.1 Trouble Man: "It's true. I'm nothing but trouble... man."
    (Trouble Man's dialogue)

Non-game

  1. 1.0 1.1 Fallout 3 Official Game Guide Game of the Year Edition p.101
    "Troubleman:
    Keeping to himself and not wishing to join in conversation with others, TroubleManIn-game spelling, punctuation and/or grammar is haunted by waking nightmares that he stifles with a heady mixture of Beer and Jet. This subdues the demons but causes him to utter only a few words, and none of them pleasant."
  2. Fallout 3 Official Game Guide Game of the Year Edition p.73:
    "Friday:
    A mild-mannered but ruthless businesswoman, she and TroubleMan handle a small repair shop in the Downtown area of The Pitt, selling a variety of equipment and mending broken weaponry. Business is slow, as Pitt Slaves are usually beaten rather than given Caps to spend."
Advertisement