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| 423 | COMCodsworth_01_AdmirationToConfidant | | {Question} Sir, a moment perhaps? | Player Default: Sure, Codsworth. What's up? | A |
| 424 | | {Question} Mum, a moment perhaps? | Player Default: Sure, Codsworth. What's up? | A |
| 425 | | {Question} Sir, perhaps now is a good time? | Player Default: Sure, Codsworth. What's up? | A |
| 426 | | {Question} Mum, perhaps now is a good time? | Player Default: Sure, Codsworth. What's up? | A |
| 427 | Player Default: Sure, Codsworth. What's up? | {Neutral} Oh just a little something I'd like to get off the old proverbial chest. | Codsworth: I just want to say what an honor it is for me to accompany you. You've no idea the horror these past two centuries have wrought. | A1a |
| 428 | Player Default: Not right now, Codsworth. | {Neutral} I understand, sir, but really, this will just take a moment. | Player Default: Sure, Codsworth. What's up? | B1a |
| 429 | Player Default: Not right now, Codsworth. | {Neutral} I understand, mum, but really, this will just take a moment. | Player Default: Sure, Codsworth. What's up? | B2a |
| 430 | Player Default: Not right now, Codsworth. | {Neutral} Of course, sir, of course. | Codsworth: I just want to say what an honor it is for me to accompany you. You've no idea the horror these past two centuries have wrought. | B3a |
| 431 | Player Default: Not right now, Codsworth. | {Neutral} Of course, mum, of course. | Codsworth: I just want to say what an honor it is for me to accompany you. You've no idea the horror these past two centuries have wrought. | B4a |
| 432 | Player Default: Go ahead. I'm listening. | {Grateful} Oh thank you, sir. You are, as always, most considerate. | Codsworth: I just want to say what an honor it is for me to accompany you. You've no idea the horror these past two centuries have wrought. | X1a |
| 433 | Player Default: Go ahead. I'm listening. | {Grateful} Oh thank you, mum. You are, as always, most considerate. | Codsworth: I just want to say what an honor it is for me to accompany you. You've no idea the horror these past two centuries have wrought. | X2a |
| 434 | Player Default: Oh just a little something I'd like to get off the old proverbial chest. | {First sentence is grateful. Second falls into distress. / Grateful} I just want to say what an honor it is for me to accompany you. You've no idea the horror these past two centuries have wrought. | Codsworth: The initial destruction, not knowing if you and your family were all right. It was a relief just to find the entrance intact! | A1a |
| 435 | Codsworth: I just want to say what an honor it is for me to accompany you. You've no idea the horror these past two centuries have wrought. | {He's expressing the worry he initially felt after the bomb dropped. / Worried} The initial destruction, not knowing if you and your family were all right. It was a relief just to find the entrance intact! | Player Default: I'm sorry, Codsworth. It was so sudden. Not even time for goodbyes. | A1a |
| 436 | Player Default: I'm sorry, Codsworth. It was so sudden. Not even time for goodbyes. | {Neutral} Not a single worry, sir, as I shared your priorities completely. Family safety first above all else! | | A1a |
| 437 | | {Neutral} And yes, while it was hard at first, I was able to eventually move on. | Codsworth: At first it was the work, busying myself day and night, and believe me, there was plenty of it! | A1b |
| 438 | Player Default: I'm sorry, Codsworth. It was so sudden. Not even time for goodbyes. | {Neutral} Not a single worry, mum, as I shared your priorities completely. Family safety first above all else! | | A2a |
| 439 | | {Neutral} And yes, while it was hard at first, I was able to eventually move on. | Codsworth: At first it was the work, busying myself day and night, and believe me, there was plenty of it! | A2b |
| 440 | Player Default: And yes, while it was hard at first, I was able to eventually move on. | {Somber} At first it was the work, busying myself day and night, and believe me, there was plenty of it! | | A1a |
| 441 | | {Neutral} But eventually, the work became light chores. | Codsworth: What truly saved me was my memories, sir. Memories of you and the missus, young Shaun. Of your love and kindness. | A1b |
| 442 | Codsworth: But eventually, the work became light chores. | {Impressed} What truly saved me was my memories, sir. Memories of you and the missus, young Shaun. Of your love and kindness. | | A1a |
| 443 | | {Happy} I soldiered on, fueled by hope that one day, if not you and the wife, that Shaun, or perhaps Shaun's children would one day emerge. | Player Default: I'm glad you stuck around. | A1b |
| 444 | Codsworth: But eventually, the work became light chores. | {Impressed} What truly saved me was my memories, mum. Memories of you and the hubby, young Shaun. Of your love and kindness. | | A2a |
| 445 | | {Happy} I soldiered on, fueled by hope that one day, if not you and the husband, that Shaun, or perhaps Shaun's children would one day emerge. | Player Default: I'm glad you stuck around. | A2b |
| 446 | Player Default: I'm glad you stuck around. | {Happy} Sir, you don't know how good it is to hear you say that! | Codsworth: I just wanted you to know how much I consider you family. I may be a mere robot to some, but I do hope you've come to see me as more. | A1a |
| 447 | Player Default: I'm glad you stuck around. | {Happy} Mum, you don't know how good it is to hear you say that! | Codsworth: I just wanted you to know how much I consider you family. I may be a mere robot to some, but I do hope you've come to see me as more. | A2a |
| 448 | Player Default: Well, I hope you're not disappointed. | {Happy} Never! Just knowing you're alive and young Shaun is out there has renewed my energy. | Codsworth: I just wanted you to know how much I consider you family. I may be a mere robot to some, but I do hope you've come to see me as more. | B1a |
| 449 | Player Default: Sorry it took so long. I only wish we could have all gotten out... as a family. | {Neutral} As do I, sir, as do I. It is unfortunate. | Codsworth: I just wanted you to know how much I consider you family. I may be a mere robot to some, but I do hope you've come to see me as more. | X1a |
| 450 | Player Default: Sorry it took so long. I only wish we could have all gotten out... as a family. | {Neutral} As do I, mum, as do I. It is unfortunate. | Codsworth: I just wanted you to know how much I consider you family. I may be a mere robot to some, but I do hope you've come to see me as more. | X2a |
| 451 | Player Default: You don't regret it? All the waiting? | {Happy} Never! If you ask me, it was worth it. All 200 years! | Codsworth: I just wanted you to know how much I consider you family. I may be a mere robot to some, but I do hope you've come to see me as more. | Y1a |
| 452 | Player Default: Sir, you don't know how good it is to hear you say that! | {He's being sincere, putting himself out there, so a tad nervous / Neutral} I just wanted you to know how much I consider you family. I may be a mere robot to some, but I do hope you've come to see me as more. | Player Default: I consider you to be family, too, Codsworth. We're in this world for the long haul... together. | A1a |
| 453 | Player Default: I consider you to be family, too, Codsworth. We're in this world for the long haul... together. | {Happy} You don't know how wonderful it is for me to hear that! I feel completely recharged. | Codsworth: Well, enough blither blather from me. Let's get back to it, shall we? | A1a |
| 454 | Player Default: You're getting soft on me, Codsworth. I need you to stay focused. | {Neutral} I know, sir, I know, but I really felt I must tell you how I feel. I may be made of metal, but these emotions... | | B1a |
| 455 | | {Neutral} Sometimes I wish being a robot could be that simple! I simply don't know how mankind copes! | Codsworth: Well, enough blither blather from me. Let's get back to it, shall we? | B1b |
| 456 | Player Default: You're getting soft on me, Codsworth. I need you to stay focused. | {Neutral} I know, mum, I know, but I really felt I must tell you how I feel. I may be made of metal, but these emotions... | | B2a |
| 457 | | {Neutral} Sometimes I wish being a robot could be that simple! I simply don't know how mankind copes! | Codsworth: Well, enough blither blather from me. Let's get back to it, shall we? | B2b |
| 458 | Player Default: You don't know how wonderful it is for me to hear that! I feel completely recharged. | {Happy} Well, enough blither blather from me. Let's get back to it, shall we? | | A1a |
| 459 | COMCodsworth_02_ConfidantToInfatuation | | {Question} Sir, if I might bend your ear for a moment? | Player Default: Of course, go right ahead. | A |
| 460 | | {Question} Mum, if I might bend your ear for a moment? | Player Default: Of course, go right ahead. | A |
| 461 | | {Question} Sir, perhaps now would be a good time to speak? | Player Default: Of course, go right ahead. | A |
| 462 | | {Question} Mum, perhaps now would be a good time to speak? | Player Default: Of course, go right ahead. | A |
| 463 | Player Default: So gracious, sir! I do appreciate it. | {Impressed} I've always had such admiration for you and your family, ever since the day my visual sensors were first switched on. | | A1a |
| 464 | | {Impressed} You and the missus. So good with young Shaun, and so trusting of me to look after such a newborn bundle of joy. | | A1b |
| 465 | | {Happy} It just warms my nuclear core. | Codsworth: So you can imagine the distress I felt when the bombs fell, after you fled to the Vault. | A1c |
| 466 | Player Default: So gracious, sir! I do appreciate it. | {Impressed} I've always had such admiration for you and your family, ever since the day my visual sensors were first switched on. | | A2a |
| 467 | | {Impressed} You and sir. So good with young Shaun, and so trusting of me to look after such a newborn bundle of joy. | | A2b |
| 468 | | {Happy} It just warms my nuclear core. | Codsworth: So you can imagine the distress I felt when the bombs fell, after you fled to the Vault. | A2c |
| 469 | Player Default: You're getting pretty mushy... for a robot. | {Happy} Mushy perhaps, but completely forthright! | Codsworth: In such a bleak world as this, think of all you've witnessed, and all you've done. | B1a |
| 470 | Player Default: I'm just doing what it takes to survive out here. | {Happy} Oh, it's so much more than that, sir. So much more! | Codsworth: In such a bleak world as this, think of all you've witnessed, and all you've done. | X1a |
| 471 | Player Default: I'm just doing what it takes to survive out here. | {Happy} Oh, it's so much more than that, mum. So much more! | Codsworth: In such a bleak world as this, think of all you've witnessed, and all you've done. | X2a |
| 472 | Player Default: You think I'm a hero? I'm far from it. | {Impressed} Don't sell yourself short, sir! | Codsworth: In such a bleak world as this, think of all you've witnessed, and all you've done. | Y1a |
| 473 | Player Default: You think I'm a hero? I'm far from it. | {Impressed} Don't sell yourself short, mum! | Codsworth: In such a bleak world as this, think of all you've witnessed, and all you've done. | Y2a |
| 474 | Player Default: Thank you, Codsworth. That means a lot. | {Happy} No thanks necessary, sir. I wouldn't hear of it! | | A1a |
| 475 | | {Happy} I truly believe, if the Commonwealth is to turn itself around, you're the one to do it. | Codsworth: Now, not another word! I stand firm in my belief. | A1b |
| 476 | Player Default: Thank you, Codsworth. That means a lot. | {Happy} No thanks necessary, mum. I wouldn't hear of it! | | A2a |
| 477 | | {Happy} I truly believe, if the Commonwealth is to turn itself around, you're the one to do it. | Codsworth: Now, not another word! I stand firm in my belief. | A2b |
| 478 | Player Default: Enough, Codsworth. | {Friendly} All right, all right. I have said my piece and meant every word! Take it as you will. | | B1a |
| 479 | | {Happy} But I do still believe, if anyone can help the Commonwealth regain its former glory, it's you. | Codsworth: Now, not another word! I stand firm in my belief. | B1b |
| 480 | Player Default: I... didn't realize you felt that way, Codsworth. I don't know what to say. | {Happy} You don't have to say anything, sir. I just... felt you should know what you've come to mean to me. | | X1a |
| 481 | | {Happy} I truly believe, if the Commonwealth is to turn itself around, you're the one to do it. | Codsworth: Now, not another word! I stand firm in my belief. | X1b |
| 482 | Player Default: I... didn't realize you felt that way, Codsworth. I don't know what to say. | {Happy} You don't have to say anything, mum. I just... felt you should know what you've come to mean to me. | | X2a |
| 483 | | {Happy} I truly believe, if the Commonwealth is to turn itself around, you're the one to do it. | Codsworth: Now, not another word! I stand firm in my belief. | X2b |
| 484 | Player Default: Are you sure that two hundred years didn't rust something important up there? | {Amused} Quite certain, sir! The diagnostics don't lie! What with all my self maintenance, rust will never touch me. | | Y1a |
| 485 | | {Happy} That aside, I do truly believe that if the Commonwealth is to turn itself around, you are the one to make it happen. | Codsworth: Now, not another word! I stand firm in my belief. | Y1b |
| 486 | Player Default: Are you sure that two hundred years didn't rust something important up there? | {Amused} Quite certain, mum! The diagnostics don't lie! What with all my self maintenance, rust will never touch me. | | Y2a |
| 487 | | {Happy} That aside, I do truly believe that if the Commonwealth is to turn itself around, you are the one to make it happen. | Codsworth: Now, not another word! I stand firm in my belief. | Y2b |
| 488 | Player Default: I truly believe, if the Commonwealth is to turn itself around, you're the one to do it. | {Happy} Now, not another word! I stand firm in my belief. | | A1a |
| 489 | | {Happy} Let's get back to it. | | A1b |
| 490 | Player Default: Of course, go right ahead. | {Happy and thankful / Happy} So gracious, sir! I do appreciate it. | Codsworth: I've always had such admiration for you and your family, ever since the day my visual sensors were first switched on. | A1a |
| 491 | Player Default: Of course, go right ahead. | {Happy and thankful. / Happy} So gracious, mum! I do appreciate it. | Codsworth: I've always had such admiration for you and your family, ever since the day my visual sensors were first switched on. | A2a |
| 492 | Player Default: Not right now, Codsworth. Another time. | {Happy} Of course. I do know how busy you are. Another time then? | Codsworth: I've always had such admiration for you and your family, ever since the day my visual sensors were first switched on. | B1a |
| 493 | Codsworth: It just warms my nuclear core. | {Concerned} So you can imagine the distress I felt when the bombs fell, after you fled to the Vault. | | A1a |
| 494 | | {Concerned} I searched, but found no evidence of your death. I could only hope you all made it in time! | Codsworth: And when you returned, I was overjoyed! I admit I ran a full diagnostics scan just to make sure I wasn't malfunctioning. | A1b |
| 495 | Codsworth: I searched, but found no evidence of your death. I could only hope you all made it in time! | {Happy} And when you returned, I was overjoyed! I admit I ran a full diagnostics scan just to make sure I wasn't malfunctioning. | | A1a |
| 496 | | {Concerned} But the news. The news of the missus and Shaun. | | A1b |
| 497 | | {Impressed} Believe me when I say, it takes a true hero to live through that. | Player Default: I'm no hero, Codsworth. Believe me. | A1c |
| 498 | Codsworth: I searched, but found no evidence of your death. I could only hope you all made it in time! | {Happy} And when you returned, I was overjoyed! I admit I ran a full diagnostics scan just to make sure I wasn't malfunctioning. | | A2a |
| 499 | | {Concerned} But the news. The news of sir and young Shaun. | | A2b |
| 500 | | {Impressed} Believe me when I say, it takes a true hero to live through that. | Player Default: I'm no hero, Codsworth. Believe me. | A2c |
| 501 | Player Default: I'm no hero, Codsworth. Believe me. | {Happy} Don't sell yourself short, sir! | Codsworth: In such a bleak world as this, think of all you've witnessed, and all you've done. | A1a |
| 502 | Player Default: I'm no hero, Codsworth. Believe me. | {Happy} Don't sell yourself short, mum! | Codsworth: In such a bleak world as this, think of all you've witnessed, and all you've done. | A2a |
| 503 | Player Default: Don't sell yourself short, sir! | {Impressed} In such a bleak world as this, think of all you've witnessed, and all you've done. | | A1a |
| 504 | | {Neutral} In my two hundreds years, I've seen it tear good men and women apart. | | A1b |
| 505 | | {Happy} But you sir, you have remained the very model of what humanity should aspire to be. | Player Default: Thank you, Codsworth. That means a lot. | A1c |
| 506 | Player Default: Don't sell yourself short, sir! | {Impressed} In such a bleak world as this, think of all you've witnessed, and all you've done. | | A2a |
| 507 | | {Neutral} In my two hundreds years, I've seen it tear good men and women apart. | | A2b |
| 508 | | {Happy} But you mum, you have remained the very model of what humanity should aspire to be. | Player Default: Thank you, Codsworth. That means a lot. | A2c |
| 509 | COMCodsworth_03_RepeatAdmirationToNeutral | | {Concerned} If I may, I'd like to voice a concern. | Player Default: All right, Codsworth. Go ahead. | A |
| 510 | | {Concerned} Sir, please, I do believe this is of some importance. | Player Default: All right, Codsworth. Go ahead. | A |
| 511 | | {Concerned} Mum, please, I do believe this is of some importance. | Player Default: All right, Codsworth. Go ahead. | A |
| 512 | Player Default: All right, Codsworth. Go ahead. | {Concerned} I wanted to voice a concern. | Codsworth: I've noticed a change in you, sir. A worrisome change. At first, I thought it a mood or a phase, but I've noticed it's become more than that. | A1a |
| 513 | Player Default: This isn't the time. | {Disappointed / Sad} I feared as much. Let's move on. | Player Default: All right, Codsworth. Go ahead. | B1a |
| 514 | Player Default: Let's hear it. | {Nervous} Ah, how to say this. | Codsworth: I've noticed a change in you, sir. A worrisome change. At first, I thought it a mood or a phase, but I've noticed it's become more than that. | X1a |
| 515 | Player Default: Something wrong, Codsworth? | {Concerned} In a nutshell, yes, but I will elaborate. | Codsworth: I've noticed a change in you, sir. A worrisome change. At first, I thought it a mood or a phase, but I've noticed it's become more than that. | Y1a |
| 516 | Player Default: It is rather important, sir. I do hope you'll reconsider. | {Concerned} I've noticed a change in you, sir. A worrisome change. At first, I thought it a mood or a phase, but I've noticed it's become more than that. | Codsworth: It's as if you're becoming indifferent. I know too well just how bleak this world's lot is, but you mustn't let it change you, sir, not for worse. | A1a |
| 517 | Player Default: It is rather important, sir. I do hope you'll reconsider. | {Concerned} I've noticed a change in you, mum. A worrisome change. At first, I thought it a mood or a phase, but I've noticed it's become more than that. | Codsworth: It's as if you're becoming indifferent. I know too well just how bleak this world's lot is, but you mustn't let it change you, sir, not for worse. | A2a |
| 518 | Codsworth: I've noticed a change in you, sir. A worrisome change. At first, I thought it a mood or a phase, but I've noticed it's become more than that. | {Concerned} It's as if you're becoming indifferent. I know too well just how bleak this world's lot is, but you mustn't let it change you, sir, not for worse. | | A1a |
| 519 | | {Confident} In fact, this world needs more men like you. | | A1b |
| 520 | | {Confident} What with your military background, you may be one of the few to make a positive difference here in the Commonwealth! | Player Default: I'm sorry, Codsworth. I didn't realize. | A1c |
| 521 | Codsworth: I've noticed a change in you, sir. A worrisome change. At first, I thought it a mood or a phase, but I've noticed it's become more than that. | {Concerned} It's as if you're becoming indifferent. I know too well just how bleak this world's lot is, but you mustn't let it change you, mum, not for worse. | | A2a |
| 522 | | {Confident} In fact, this world needs more people like you. | | A2b |
| 523 | | {Confident} What with your law background, you may be one of the few to make a positive difference here in the Commonwealth! | Player Default: I'm sorry, Codsworth. I didn't realize. | A2c |
| 524 | Player Default: You know, I didn't even realize, but now that you mention it, I do. Forgive me? | {Relieved} But of course, sir! You don't even have to ask. It's just a relief to know your behavior was not your intent. | Codsworth: I'd just hate to think how things may be if you worsened. The very idea of having to leave your side is all too upsetting. | Y1a |
| 525 | Player Default: You know, I didn't even realize, but now that you mention it, I do. Forgive me? | {Relieved} But of course, mum! You don't even have to ask. It's just a relief to know your behavior was not your intent. | Codsworth: I'd just hate to think how things may be if you worsened. The very idea of having to leave your side is all too upsetting. | Y2a |
| 526 | Player Default: This isn't the time. | {Disappointed / Sad} It is rather important, sir. I do hope you'll reconsider. | Codsworth: I've noticed a change in you, sir. A worrisome change. At first, I thought it a mood or a phase, but I've noticed it's become more than that. | B1a |
| 527 | Player Default: This isn't the time. | {Disappointed / Sad} It is rather important, mum. I do hope you'll reconsider. | Codsworth: I've noticed a change in you, sir. A worrisome change. At first, I thought it a mood or a phase, but I've noticed it's become more than that. | B2a |
| 528 | Player Default: Let's hear it. | {Nervous} Here we go again. | Codsworth: We've spoken about this before, but that change I saw in you awhile back... I'm seeing it again. | X1a |
| 529 | Player Default: What is it? | {Concerned} Right. | Codsworth: We've spoken about this before, but that change I saw in you awhile back... I'm seeing it again. | Y1a |
| 530 | Codsworth: I'd just hate to think how things may be if you worsened. The very idea of having to leave your side is all too upsetting. | {Concerned} We've spoken about this before, but that change I saw in you awhile back... I'm seeing it again. | | A1a |
| 531 | | {Worried} For a while there, you were that person I so admired again. Please don't tell me you're going down this road again... where I cannot follow. | Player Default: I'm sorry, Codsworth. I'll bring it back in line. | A1b |
| 532 | Player Default: I wasn't aware, Codsworth. Thanks for pointing it out. Things will be different now. | {Happy} So good to hear you say that, sir. | Codsworth: I just thought a little reminder was in order. I'm still here. Still proud to serve! | X1a |
| 533 | Player Default: I wasn't aware, Codsworth. Thanks for pointing it out. Things will be different now. | {Happy} So good to hear you say that, mum. | Codsworth: I just thought a little reminder was in order. I'm still here. Still proud to serve! | X2a |
| 534 | Player Default: Wait, you'd actually leave me? | {Defiant} If it came down to it, I'd have little choice. I do have my own moral compass, and, like it or not, there are some actions I simply cannot condone. | Codsworth: I just thought a little reminder was in order. I'm still here. Still proud to serve! | Y1a |
| 535 | Player Default: Apology accepted, sir, and with quite a relief I must say. It'll be good to have the old you back. | {Neutral} I just thought a little reminder was in order. I'm still here. Still proud to serve! | | A1a |
| 536 | | {Sad} But if things don't change, I fear I will have to go my separate way. | | A1b |
| 537 | Player Default: I'm sorry, Codsworth. I didn't realize. | {Happy} No apologies necessary, sir! At least not to me. | Codsworth: I'd just hate to think how things may be if you worsened. The very idea of having to leave your side is all too upsetting. | A1a |
| 538 | Player Default: I'm sorry, Codsworth. I didn't realize. | {Happy} No apologies necessary, mum! At least not to me. | Codsworth: I'd just hate to think how things may be if you worsened. The very idea of having to leave your side is all too upsetting. | A2a |
| 539 | Player Default: I'm just doing what it takes these days, Codsworth. | {Worried} If you say so, sir. | Codsworth: I'd just hate to think how things may be if you worsened. The very idea of having to leave your side is all too upsetting. | B1a |
| 540 | Player Default: I'm just doing what it takes these days, Codsworth. | {Worried} If you say so, mum. | Codsworth: I'd just hate to think how things may be if you worsened. The very idea of having to leave your side is all too upsetting. | B2a |
| 541 | Player Default: No apologies necessary, sir! At least not to me. | {Concerned} I'd just hate to think how things may be if you worsened. The very idea of having to leave your side is all too upsetting. | Codsworth: We've spoken about this before, but that change I saw in you awhile back... I'm seeing it again. | A1a |
| 542 | Player Default: All right, Codsworth. Go ahead. | {Neutral} Ah, good. | Codsworth: We've spoken about this before, but that change I saw in you awhile back... I'm seeing it again. | A1a |
| 543 | Player Default: I'm sorry, Codsworth. I'll bring it back in line. | {Happy} Apology accepted, sir, and with quite a relief I must say. It'll be good to have the old you back. | Codsworth: I just thought a little reminder was in order. I'm still here. Still proud to serve! | A1a |
| 544 | Player Default: I'm sorry, Codsworth. I'll bring it back in line. | {Happy} Apology accepted, mum, and with quite a relief I must say. It'll be good to have the old you back. | Codsworth: I just thought a little reminder was in order. I'm still here. Still proud to serve! | A2a |
| 545 | Player Default: Don't question me, Codsworth. I gotta do what I gotta do. | {Worried} If you say so, sir. | Codsworth: I just thought a little reminder was in order. I'm still here. Still proud to serve! | B1a |
| 546 | Player Default: Don't question me, Codsworth. I gotta do what I gotta do. | {Worried} If you say so, mum. | Codsworth: I just thought a little reminder was in order. I'm still here. Still proud to serve! | B2a |
| 547 | COMCodsworth_04_NeutralToDisdain | | {Concerned} Sir, I simply must speak with you. | Player Default: All right, Codsworth, let's talk. | A |
| 548 | | {Concerned} Mum, I simply must speak with you. | Player Default: All right, Codsworth, let's talk. | A |
| 549 | | {Concerned} Sir, that chat you've been putting off. It really can't wait. | Player Default: All right, Codsworth, let's talk. | A |
| 550 | | {Concerned} Mum, that chat you've been putting off. It really can't wait. | Player Default: All right, Codsworth, let's talk. | A |
| 551 | Player Default: And what would you do, Codsworth? Trim a dying bush for the rest of your life? | {Defiant} Well not a dying one, of course! There are plenty who would appreciate a few extra hands! | Codsworth: Sir, all I ask is that you reconsider your actions. The good people out there are the only hope for the Commonwealth. | Y1a |
| 552 | Player Default: All right, Codsworth, let's talk. | {Neutral} Hear me out. | Codsworth: While the idea of taking a scolding tone to an adult appalls me, you leave me little choice. | A1a |
| 553 | Player Default: Later, Codsworth. Now's not the time. | {Irritated} I'm beginning to think now's never the time with you. | Codsworth: While the idea of taking a scolding tone to an adult appalls me, you leave me little choice. | B1a |
| 554 | Player Default: Go ahead. Speak. | {Stern} And speak I shall. | Codsworth: While the idea of taking a scolding tone to an adult appalls me, you leave me little choice. | X1a |
| 555 | Player Default: All right, Codsworth. What is it? | {Stern} It's quite simple, really. | Codsworth: While the idea of taking a scolding tone to an adult appalls me, you leave me little choice. | Y1a |
| 556 | Player Default: Hear me out. | {Stern} While the idea of taking a scolding tone to an adult appalls me, you leave me little choice. | | A1a |
| 557 | | {Stern} Sir, I have watched you plummet from a man of compassion to a mere heathen. | | A1b |
| 558 | | {Disgust} If I didn't know you before the war, I'd say you were no better than the raiders that blight the Commonwealth today. | | A1c |
| 559 | | {Stern} I don't want to abandon you, but you would certainly be forcing my hand. | Player Default: Don't leave, Codsworth. I can change. I can do this. | A1d |
| 560 | Player Default: Hear me out. | {Stern} While the idea of taking a scolding tone to an adult appalls me, you leave me little choice. | | A2a |
| 561 | | {Stern} Mum, I have watched you plummet from a woman of compassion to a mere heathen. | | A2b |
| 562 | | {Disgust} If I didn't know you before the war, I'd say you were no better than the raiders that blight the Commonwealth today. | | A2c |
| 563 | | {Stern} I don't want to abandon you, but you would certainly be forcing my hand. | Player Default: Don't leave, Codsworth. I can change. I can do this. | A2d |
| 564 | Player Default: Don't leave, Codsworth. I can change. I can do this. | {Depressed} Every circuit of my being wants to believe you, sir, but I've heard those words before. I do hope this time you mean it. | Codsworth: Sir, all I ask is that you reconsider your actions. The good people out there are the only hope for the Commonwealth. | A1a |
| 565 | Player Default: Don't leave, Codsworth. I can change. I can do this. | {Depressed} Every circuit of my being wants to believe you, mum, but I've heard those words before. I do hope this time you mean it. | Codsworth: Sir, all I ask is that you reconsider your actions. The good people out there are the only hope for the Commonwealth. | A2a |
| 566 | Player Default: Every circuit of my being wants to believe you, sir, but I've heard those words before. I do hope this time you mean it. | {Pleading} Sir, all I ask is that you reconsider your actions. The good people out there are the only hope for the Commonwealth. | | A1a |
| 567 | | {Sad} And you used to be the best of them. | | A1b |
| 568 | Player Default: Every circuit of my being wants to believe you, sir, but I've heard those words before. I do hope this time you mean it. | {Pleading} Mum, all I ask is that you reconsider your actions. The good people out there are the only hope for the Commonwealth. | | A2a |
| 569 | | {Sad} And you used to be the best of them. | | A2b |
| 570 | COMCodsworth_05_DisdainToHatred | | {Nervous and sad. / Sad} Sir, I cannot remain silent on this. I must speak with you. | Player Default: What's wrong, Codsworth? | A |
| 571 | | {Nervous and sad. / Sad} Mum, I cannot remain silent on this. I must speak with you. | Player Default: What's wrong, Codsworth? | A |
| 572 | Player Default: While it pains me to do so... I'm handing in my resignation! | {Very angry - Player killed an innocent person for the 2nd time. Escalate the last three words with extra emphasis on last as UN-FOR-GIVABLE! / Angry} Obviously, your conscience doesn't mind the blood of innocents on your hands, but for me? | | A1a |
| 573 | | {Very angry - Codsworth is refusing to follow the player any further because they killed an innocent person for the 2nd time. / Angry} You've made your path quite clear, and it's one I absolutely will not follow. | Codsworth: Farewell, sir! If only the missus could see you now. | A1b |
| 574 | Player Default: What's wrong, Codsworth? | {Angry} While it pains me to do so... I'm handing in my resignation! | Codsworth: Obviously, your conscience doesn't mind the blood of innocents on your hands, but for me? It's inexcusable. Intolerable! UNFORGIVABLE! | A1a |
| 575 | Player Default: Whatever it is, it can wait. | {Angry} No, I'm afraid it can't. | Codsworth: Obviously, your conscience doesn't mind the blood of innocents on your hands, but for me? It's inexcusable. Intolerable! UNFORGIVABLE! | B1a |
| 576 | Player Default: All right, let's hear it. What's on your mind? | {Angry} To put it bluntly, I simply cannot be a part of this charade any longer. | Codsworth: Obviously, your conscience doesn't mind the blood of innocents on your hands, but for me? It's inexcusable. Intolerable! UNFORGIVABLE! | X1a |
| 577 | Player Default: Is there a problem, Codsworth? | {Angry} The fact that you even need to ask is very telling, sir! | Codsworth: Obviously, your conscience doesn't mind the blood of innocents on your hands, but for me? It's inexcusable. Intolerable! UNFORGIVABLE! | Y1a |
| 578 | Player Default: Is there a problem, Codsworth? | {Angry} The fact that you even need to ask is very telling, mum! | Codsworth: Obviously, your conscience doesn't mind the blood of innocents on your hands, but for me? It's inexcusable. Intolerable! UNFORGIVABLE! | Y2a |
| 579 | Player Default: No, Codsworth. Stay. You're right, and starting now, I'm going to change. | {Defiant} And why should I believe you this time? My memory files don't lie, sir, you've said almost those very words before. | Player Default: Please stay. You're all I have... the only good thing left. | A1a |
| 580 | Player Default: No, Codsworth. Stay. You're right, and starting now, I'm going to change. | {Defiant} And why should I believe you this time? My memory files don't lie, mum, you've said almost those very words before. | Player Default: Please stay. You're all I have... the only good thing left. | A2a |
| 581 | Player Default: Leave then. Last thing I need is some robot laying on the guilt every time I make a move. | {Defiant} Ah, the first order in a long time that I'm actually proud to follow. | Codsworth: Farewell, sir! If only the missus could see you now. | B1a |
| 582 | Player Default: Don't be hasty, Codsworth. Think this through. I can change. | {Defiant} Change? Yes, I quite believe that. For the better? No, that time has long passed. | Player Default: Please stay. You're all I have... the only good thing left. | X1a |
| 583 | Player Default: Codsworth, what can I do? Tell me how I can fix this. | {Defiant} I'm afraid this is even beyond the handiwork of General Atomics, sir! Mend the plate, but the cracks remain. | Player Default: Please stay. You're all I have... the only good thing left. | Y1a |
| 584 | Player Default: Codsworth, what can I do? Tell me how I can fix this. | {Defiant} I'm afraid this is even beyond the handiwork of General Atomics, mum! Mend the plate, but the cracks remain. | Player Default: Please stay. You're all I have... the only good thing left. | Y2a |
| 585 | Player Default: While it pains me to do so... I'm handing in my resignation! | {Angry and sad / Angry} I've viewed your actions through a rose colored lens for long enough. It's time I accepted the truth. | | A1a |
| 586 | | {Angry and sad / Angry} This is no hero's quest to exhume the Commonwealth from the ashes of atomic war. | | A1b |
| 587 | | {Angry and sad. / Angry} This is a farce, and I will no longer be a part of it. | Player Default: No, Codsworth. Stay. You're right, and starting now, I'm going to change. | A1c |
| 588 | Player Default: Please stay. You're all I have... the only good thing left. | {Concerned} Sir, if that's true, then of course I'll stay. Just... do try to turn your life around. Any further slip ups, and it's a true farewell. | Codsworth: So, shall we journey forth then, sir? | A1a |
| 589 | Player Default: Please stay. You're all I have... the only good thing left. | {Concerned} Mum, if that's true, then of course I'll stay. Just... do try to turn your life around. Any further slip ups, and it's a true farewell. | Codsworth: So, shall we journey forth then, sir? | A2a |
| 590 | Player Default: Please stay. You're all I have... the only good thing left. | {Defiant} A nice try, sir, but there are no words to repair this damage. You have been warned countless times yet still insist on going too far. | Codsworth: Farewell, sir! If only the missus could see you now. | A3a |
| 591 | Player Default: Please stay. You're all I have... the only good thing left. | {Defiant} A nice try, mum, but there are no words to repair this damage. You have been warned countless times yet still insist on going too far. | Codsworth: Farewell, sir! If only the missus could see you now. | A4a |
| 592 | Player Default: Maybe you are better off leaving. Look at what I've become. I'm not worth it. I don't deserve someone like you. | {Apologetic} Come now, sir, that's easily changed! Don't be so down on yourself. Perhaps we'll have one more go of it. For old time's sake. | Codsworth: So, shall we journey forth then, sir? | X1a |
| 593 | Player Default: Maybe you are better off leaving. Look at what I've become. I'm not worth it. I don't deserve someone like you. | {Apologetic} Come now, mum, that's easily changed! Don't be so down on yourself. Perhaps we'll have one more go of it. For old time's sake. | Codsworth: So, shall we journey forth then, sir? | X2a |
| 594 | Player Default: But we're family, Codsworth. Aren't we? Family sticks together. | {Suspicious} I... suppose you're right. But this must be your final warning. It's shape up or ship out! | Codsworth: So, shall we journey forth then, sir? | Y1a |
| 595 | Player Default: Sir, if that's true, then of course I'll stay. Just... do try to turn your life around. Any further slip ups, and it's a true farewell. | {Neutral} So, shall we journey forth then, sir? | Codsworth: Farewell, sir! If only the missus could see you now. | A1a |
| 596 | Player Default: Sir, if that's true, then of course I'll stay. Just... do try to turn your life around. Any further slip ups, and it's a true farewell. | {Neutral} So, shall we journey forth then, mum? | Codsworth: Farewell, sir! If only the missus could see you now. | A2a |
| 597 | | {Angry} Fine then! Don't face the truth. I only hope one day you'll realize all that you've squandered. | | A1a |
| 598 | Codsworth: So, shall we journey forth then, sir? | {Angry} Farewell, sir! If only the missus could see you now. | | A1a |
| 599 | Codsworth: So, shall we journey forth then, sir? | {Angry} Farewell, mum! If only the husband could see you now. | | A2a |
| 600 | COMCodsworth_06_RepeatInfatuationToAdmiration | | {Question} Do you have time for a bit of a chat? | Player Default: Sure, Codsworth. Is everything all right? | A |
| 601 | | {Question} Perhaps now is a good time to chat? | Player Default: Sure, Codsworth. Is everything all right? | A |
| 602 | Player Default: Sure, Codsworth. Is everything all right? | {Concerned} Just want to voice a concern, sir. | Codsworth: I understand today's world is callous and cruel, but lately, I fear some of its sordid nature may be taking root. | A1a |
| 603 | Player Default: Sure, Codsworth. Is everything all right? | {Concerned} Just want to voice a concern, mum. | Codsworth: I understand today's world is callous and cruel, but lately, I fear some of its sordid nature may be taking root. | A2a |
| 604 | Player Default: How about later? Now's not a good time. | {Neutral} Understood, sir. Setting aside for a later date. | Codsworth: I understand today's world is callous and cruel, but lately, I fear some of its sordid nature may be taking root. | B1a |
| 605 | Player Default: How about later? Now's not a good time. | {Neutral} Understood, mum. Setting aside for a later date. | Codsworth: I understand today's world is callous and cruel, but lately, I fear some of its sordid nature may be taking root. | B2a |
| 606 | Player Default: Go ahead. | {Grateful} Thank you, sir. Just a quick concern. | Codsworth: I understand today's world is callous and cruel, but lately, I fear some of its sordid nature may be taking root. | X1a |
| 607 | Player Default: Go ahead. | {Grateful} Thank you, mum. Just a quick concern. | Codsworth: I understand today's world is callous and cruel, but lately, I fear some of its sordid nature may be taking root. | X2a |
| 608 | Player Default: Something on your mind, Codsworth? | {Neutral} Quite so, sir. | Codsworth: I understand today's world is callous and cruel, but lately, I fear some of its sordid nature may be taking root. | Y1a |
| 609 | Player Default: Something on your mind, Codsworth? | {Neutral} Quite so, mum. | Codsworth: I understand today's world is callous and cruel, but lately, I fear some of its sordid nature may be taking root. | Y2a |
| 610 | Player Default: Just want to voice a concern, sir. | {Concerned} I understand today's world is callous and cruel, but lately, I fear some of its sordid nature may be taking root. | | A1a |
| 611 | | {Concerned} Your actions haven't been those of the kind sir that I so proudly serve. | | A1b |
| 612 | | {Concerned} I'm merely asking for you to take a moment and remember who you were... and hopefully that is the man you still wish to be. | Player Default: You're right. I can't let this place get the better of me. | A1c |
| 613 | Player Default: Just want to voice a concern, sir. | {Concerned} I understand today's world is callous and cruel, but lately, I fear some of its sordid nature may be taking root. | | A2a |
| 614 | | {Concerned} Your actions haven't been those of the kind mum that I so proudly serve. | | A2b |
| 615 | | {Concerned} I'm merely asking for you to take a moment and remember who you were... and hopefully that is the woman you still wish to be. | Player Default: You're right. I can't let this place get the better of me. | A2c |
| 616 | Player Default: You're right. I can't let this place get the better of me. | {Happy} That's the spirit, sir! | Codsworth: I simply wanted to bring this little matter to your attention. I've no doubt you'll turn things around in record time! | A1a |
| 617 | Player Default: You're right. I can't let this place get the better of me. | {Happy} That's the spirit, mum! | Codsworth: I simply wanted to bring this little matter to your attention. I've no doubt you'll turn things around in record time! | A2a |
| 618 | Player Default: Don't worry about it, Codsworth, I'm fine. | {Worried} If you say so, sir. | Codsworth: I simply wanted to bring this little matter to your attention. I've no doubt you'll turn things around in record time! | B1a |
| 619 | Player Default: Don't worry about it, Codsworth, I'm fine. | {Worried} If you say so, mum. | Codsworth: I simply wanted to bring this little matter to your attention. I've no doubt you'll turn things around in record time! | B2a |
| 620 | Player Default: I didn't realize that's where things were heading, but you're right. I can be better. | {Grateful} I'm glad we're on the same page, sir. | Codsworth: I simply wanted to bring this little matter to your attention. I've no doubt you'll turn things around in record time! | X1a |
| 621 | Player Default: I didn't realize that's where things were heading, but you're right. I can be better. | {Grateful} I'm glad we're on the same page, mum. | Codsworth: I simply wanted to bring this little matter to your attention. I've no doubt you'll turn things around in record time! | X2a |
| 622 | Player Default: And what if it's not, Codsworth? What if this world really is proving to be too much? | {Confident} Perish the thought, sir! To think you've already accomplished so much. You've done it before, and you can do it again. | Codsworth: I simply wanted to bring this little matter to your attention. I've no doubt you'll turn things around in record time! | Y1a |
| 623 | Player Default: And what if it's not, Codsworth? What if this world really is proving to be too much? | {Confident} Perish the thought, mum! To think you've already accomplished so much. You've done it before, and you can do it again. | Codsworth: I simply wanted to bring this little matter to your attention. I've no doubt you'll turn things around in record time! | Y2a |
| 624 | Player Default: That's the spirit, sir! | {Happy} I simply wanted to bring this little matter to your attention. I've no doubt you'll turn things around in record time! | | A1a |
| 625 | COMCodsworth_07_RepeatNeutralToDisdain | | {Stern} Sir, a word? | Player Default: All right, Codsworth. Let's hear it. | A |
| 626 | | {Stern} Mum, a word? | Player Default: All right, Codsworth. Let's hear it. | A |
| 627 | | {Stern} Sir, a word. I must insist. | Player Default: All right, Codsworth. Let's hear it. | A |
| 628 | | {Stern} Mum, a word. I must insist. | Player Default: All right, Codsworth. Let's hear it. | A |
| 629 | Player Default: I don't have time to talk right now. | {Irritated} Well I pray you make time, and soon before it's too late. | Codsworth: Sir, we've been through this before, and, while I abhor mimicking an overused holotape, you leave me no choice. | B1a |
| 630 | Player Default: Well I pray you make time, and soon before it's too late. | {Irritated} Sir, we've been through this before, and, while I abhor mimicking an overused holotape, you leave me no choice. | | A1a |
| 631 | | {Stern} Once again, you have turned your back on the admirable man you once were. A total relapse, if you will. | | A1b |
| 632 | | {Stern} If you cannot pull yourself together to regain that lost ground, our paths must diverge. | Player Default: Codsworth, I'm sorry. I really am. I'm going to do better, I promise. | A1c |
| 633 | Player Default: Well I pray you make time, and soon before it's too late. | {Irritated} Mum, we've been through this before, and, while I abhor mimicking an overused holotape, you leave me no choice. | | A2a |
| 634 | | {Stern} Once again, you have turned your back on the admirable woman you once were. A total relapse, if you will. | | A2b |
| 635 | | {Stern} If you cannot pull yourself together to regain that lost ground, our paths must diverge. | Player Default: Codsworth, I'm sorry. I really am. I'm going to do better, I promise. | A2c |
| 636 | Player Default: Codsworth, I'm sorry. I really am. I'm going to do better, I promise. | {Depressed} You don't know how much I want that to be true, sir. | Codsworth: I cannot change who you are. I know that well enough. I'm only hoping, sir, that you'll start making the right decisions. | A1a |
| 637 | Player Default: Codsworth, I'm sorry. I really am. I'm going to do better, I promise. | {Depressed} You don't know how much I want that to be true, mum. | Codsworth: I cannot change who you are. I know that well enough. I'm only hoping, sir, that you'll start making the right decisions. | A2a |
| 638 | Player Default: Whatever, Codsworth. Don't you have a morality level you can turn down? | {Angry} And reduce myself to a mere RobCo drone? The mere suggestion is very telling... sir. | Codsworth: I cannot change who you are. I know that well enough. I'm only hoping, sir, that you'll start making the right decisions. | B1a |
| 639 | Player Default: Whatever, Codsworth. Don't you have a morality level you can turn down? | {Angry} And reduce myself to a mere RobCo drone? The mere suggestion is very telling... mum. | Codsworth: I cannot change who you are. I know that well enough. I'm only hoping, sir, that you'll start making the right decisions. | B2a |
| 640 | Player Default: I'll try, Codsworth. Believe me, I will. I don't want you to leave. | {Concerned} Nor do I, sir. But you must do more than simply "try". | Codsworth: I cannot change who you are. I know that well enough. I'm only hoping, sir, that you'll start making the right decisions. | X1a |
| 641 | Player Default: I'll try, Codsworth. Believe me, I will. I don't want you to leave. | {Concerned} Nor do I, mum. But you must do more than simply "try". | Codsworth: I cannot change who you are. I know that well enough. I'm only hoping, sir, that you'll start making the right decisions. | X2a |
| 642 | Player Default: Are you saying you could walk away? Just turn your back on me? | {Defiant} While I would never turn my back on the kind sir I was first activated to serve, this man, the one standing before me? Yes. | Codsworth: I cannot change who you are. I know that well enough. I'm only hoping, sir, that you'll start making the right decisions. | Y1a |
| 643 | Player Default: Are you saying you could walk away? Just turn your back on me? | {Defiant} While I would never turn my back on the kind mum I was first activated to serve, this woman, the one standing before me? Yes. | Codsworth: I cannot change who you are. I know that well enough. I'm only hoping, sir, that you'll start making the right decisions. | Y2a |
| 644 | Player Default: You don't know how much I want that to be true, sir. | {Stern} I cannot change who you are. I know that well enough. I'm only hoping, sir, that you'll start making the right decisions. | | A1a |
| 645 | Player Default: You don't know how much I want that to be true, sir. | {Stern} I cannot change who you are. I know that well enough. I'm only hoping, mum, that you'll start making the right decisions. | | A2a |
| 646 | COMCodsworth_08_RepeatDisdainToHatred | | {Angry} While I never thought I'd say these words... I QUIT! | Player Default: C'mon, Codsworth. You can't mean that. Let's talk about this. | A |
| 647 | Player Default: C'mon, Codsworth. You can't mean that. Let's talk about this. | {Angry} And offer up the opportunity for more lies? I think not. | Codsworth: Any relationship we had ends here. As much as it pains me to say it, the Commonwealth would be better off if you'd never left that Vault. | A1a |
| 648 | Player Default: I always knew you were a quitter. | {Irritated} Your attempt at misdirection has failed. I'm afraid you'll simply have to face the truth. | Codsworth: Any relationship we had ends here. As much as it pains me to say it, the Commonwealth would be better off if you'd never left that Vault. | B1a |
| 649 | Player Default: Settle down, Codsworth. Talk to me. | {Irritated} If you recall, I have spoken to you on numerous occasions. And as you've proven, it's about as useful as speaking to a brick wall. | Codsworth: Any relationship we had ends here. As much as it pains me to say it, the Commonwealth would be better off if you'd never left that Vault. | X1a |
| 650 | Player Default: You quit? What'd I do? | {Irritated} If only you were that naive, sir. | Codsworth: Any relationship we had ends here. As much as it pains me to say it, the Commonwealth would be better off if you'd never left that Vault. | Y1a |
| 651 | Player Default: You quit? What'd I do? | {Irritated} If only you were that naive, mum. | Codsworth: Any relationship we had ends here. As much as it pains me to say it, the Commonwealth would be better off if you'd never left that Vault. | Y2a |
| 652 | Player Default: And offer up the opportunity for more lies? I think not. | {Stern} Any relationship we had ends here. As much as it pains me to say it, the Commonwealth would be better off if you'd never left that Vault. | | A1a |
| 653 | | {No respect in the word "sir" as if it's forced / Angry} Farewell... sir. | | A1b |
| 654 | Player Default: And offer up the opportunity for more lies? I think not. | {Stern} Any relationship we had ends here. As much as it pains me to say it, the Commonwealth would be better off if you'd never left that Vault. | | A2a |
| 655 | | {No respect in the word "mum" as if it's forced / Angry} Farewell... mum. | | A2b |
| 656 | COMCodsworth_09_RepeatAdmirationToInfatuation | | {Friendly} If I may speak for a moment. | Player Default: Of course. I'm all yours. | A |
| 657 | | {Friendly} Perhaps now you can spare a moment? | Player Default: Of course. I'm all yours. | A |
| 658 | Player Default: Of course. I'm all yours. | {Happy} Excellent! | Codsworth: I couldn't let it go unnoticed that you've really put forth some effort into changing. | A1a |
| 659 | Player Default: Maybe later, Codsworth. | {Friendly} Later it is then. | Codsworth: I couldn't let it go unnoticed that you've really put forth some effort into changing. | B1a |
| 660 | Player Default: Excellent! | {Friendly} I couldn't let it go unnoticed that you've really put forth some effort into changing. | | A1a |
| 661 | | {Friendly} Even moreso, I want to apologize for doubting you in the first place. | Player Default: No, I should apologize. You were right. Who knows what I would have become if you hadn't pointed it out. | A1b |
| 662 | Player Default: No, I should apologize. You were right. Who knows what I would have become if you hadn't pointed it out. | {Friendly} It's too much credit, sir. The choice was always yours. | Codsworth: I just thought you should know... It's good to have you back, sir. | A1a |
| 663 | Player Default: No, I should apologize. You were right. Who knows what I would have become if you hadn't pointed it out. | {Friendly} It's too much credit, mum. The choice was always yours. | Codsworth: I just thought you should know... It's good to have you back, sir. | A2a |
| 664 | Player Default: Thanks, Codsworth. That means a lot coming from you. | {Happy} Had I not been made of metal, I'd be blushing, sir. | Codsworth: I just thought you should know... It's good to have you back, sir. | X1a |
| 665 | Player Default: I'm glad you feel that way, Codsworth. We're good then? Back to how things were? | {Happy} Of course, sir! | Codsworth: I just thought you should know... It's good to have you back, sir. | Y1a |
| 666 | Player Default: I'm glad you feel that way, Codsworth. We're good then? Back to how things were? | {Happy} Of course, mum! | Codsworth: I just thought you should know... It's good to have you back, sir. | Y2a |
| 667 | Player Default: It's too much credit, sir. The choice was always yours. | {Happy} I just thought you should know... It's good to have you back, sir. | | A1a |
| 668 | Player Default: It's too much credit, sir. The choice was always yours. | {Happy} I just thought you should know... It's good to have you back, mum. | | A2a |
| 669 | COMCodsworthDismissScene | | {matter of fact - player is dismissing you for the moment / Neutral} Is that all, sir? | Player Default: That's all for now, thanks. | A1a |
| 670 | | {matter of fact - player is dismissing you for the moment / Neutral} Is that all, mum? | Player Default: That's all for now, thanks. | A2a |
| 671 | Player Default: That's all for now, thanks. | {saying goodbye / Neutral} Alright then, sir. Cheerio. | Codsworth: I'll head home for now. If I can be of further assistance, you'll know where to find me. | A2a |
| 672 | Player Default: That's all for now, thanks. | {saying goodbye / Neutral} Alright then, mum. Cheerio. | Codsworth: I'll head home for now. If I can be of further assistance, you'll know where to find me. | A3a |
| 673 | Player Default: That's all for now, thanks. | {Highly irritated - hates the player. / Irritated} Finally. | Codsworth: I'll head home for now. If I can be of further assistance, you'll know where to find me. | A5a |
| 674 | Player Default: No, never mind. | {matter of fact / Neutral} Very well, sir. | Codsworth: I'll head home for now. If I can be of further assistance, you'll know where to find me. | B2a |
| 675 | Player Default: No, never mind. | {matter of fact / Neutral} Very well, mum. | Codsworth: I'll head home for now. If I can be of further assistance, you'll know where to find me. | B3a |
| 676 | Player Default: No, never mind. | {Highly irritated - Hates the player. Emphasis on the word "Not". / Irritated} Not the answer I was hoping for. | Codsworth: I'll head home for now. If I can be of further assistance, you'll know where to find me. | B5a |
| 677 | Player Default: Yeah. | {Neutral} As you wish. | Codsworth: I'll head home for now. If I can be of further assistance, you'll know where to find me. | X2a |
| 678 | Player Default: That alright? | {matter of fact / Neutral} As you will it, sir. | Codsworth: I'll head home for now. If I can be of further assistance, you'll know where to find me. | Y2a |
| 679 | Player Default: That alright? | {matter of fact / Neutral} As you will it, mum. | Codsworth: I'll head home for now. If I can be of further assistance, you'll know where to find me. | Y3a |
| 680 | Player Default: That alright? | {Sarcastic surprise - Hates the player. / Sarcastic} You're actually asking? Shocking... | | Y5a |
| 681 | | {Angry - Hates the player. / Irritated} And it's more than alright. It's a welcome respite. | Codsworth: I'll head home for now. If I can be of further assistance, you'll know where to find me. | Y5b |
| 682 | | {Matter of fact / Friendly} I'll head home for now. If I can be of further assistance, you'll know where to find me. | | A1a |
| 683 | | {Matter of fact / Friendly} I'll be at the homestead. | | A2a |
| 684 | | {concerned, and a little disappointed / Friendly} Do be careful out there, sir. You'll know where to find me should you require my further assistance. | | A2b |
| 685 | | {with a smile / Friendly} It's never any trouble. | | A2c |
| 686 | | {Matter of fact / Friendly} I'll be at the homestead. | | A3a |
| 687 | | {concerned, and a little disappointed / Friendly} Do be careful out there, mum. You'll know where to find me should you require further assistance. | | A3b |
| 688 | | {with a smile / Friendly} It's never any trouble. | | A3c |
| 689 | | {sarcastic, could care less if the player dies or not... might even prefer it / Sarcastic} Right then. I'll just pop off. You'll find me I'm sure. Try not to die out there, sir. | | A4a |
| 690 | | {sarcastic, could care less if the player dies or not... might even prefer it / Sarcastic} Right then. I'll just pop off. You'll find me I'm sure. Try not to die out there, mum. | | A5a |
| 691 | | {Highly irritated - Hates the player. Emphasis on the word "won't". / Irritated} Heading home then, and don't worry... I won't wait up. | | A6a |
| 692 | COMCodsworthMurderScene | | {Concerned} A moment if you will. I... have something to say. | Player Default: Sure, Codsworth. What's on your mind? | A |
| 693 | | {Concerned} Mum, please. I really must speak with you. | Player Default: Sure, Codsworth. What's on your mind? | A |
| 694 | | {Concerned} Sir, please. I really must speak with you. | Player Default: Sure, Codsworth. What's on your mind? | A |
| 695 | Player Default: I hate to break it to you, buddy, but that was no accident. | {Concerned} Sir, you don't know how much it pains me to hear you say that. | | B1a |
| 696 | | {Concerned} I know this world isn't the same as you left it, what with young Shaun and the missus gone... | Codsworth: But I must beg you to reconsider your actions. | B1b |
| 697 | Player Default: I hate to break it to you, buddy, but that was no accident. | {Very concerned - Player just admitted to intentionally killing an innocent person. / Concerned} Mum, you don't know how much it pains me to hear you say that. | | B2a |
| 698 | | {Very concerned - Player just admitted to intentionally killing an innocent person. / Concerned} I know this world isn't the same as you left it, what with young Shaun and the husband gone... | Codsworth: But I must beg you to reconsider your actions. | B2b |
| 699 | Player Default: Was it an accident? | {Happy in the sense of chosen ignorance. He's choosing to continue to believe the player's murder was an accident. / Happy} Let's just say it was, and leave it at that. Plenty of other things about that require your attention, sir, especiall | Codsworth: Besides, I'm afraid if your actions were intentional, it'd have much more dire consequences between the two of us. | Y1a |
| 700 | Player Default: Was it an accident? | {Happy in the sense of chosen ignorance. He's choosing to continue to believe the player's murder was an accident. / Happy} Let's just say it was, and leave it at that. Plenty of other things about that require your attention, mum, especiall | Codsworth: Besides, I'm afraid if your actions were intentional, it'd have much more dire consequences between the two of us. | Y2a |
| 701 | Player Default: I didn't want to believe you were capable of such a cruel act. | {Worried - Player admitted intentionally killing an innocent. Codsworth is begging for change. / Worried} But I must beg you to reconsider your actions. | Codsworth: I simply couldn't allow myself to remain in your service, and I... well, I wouldn't have the slightest idea what to do with myself. | A1a |
| 702 | Player Default: I didn't want to believe you were capable of such a cruel act. | {Matter of fact - Just stating fact. / Neutral} Besides, I'm afraid if your actions were intentional, it'd have much more dire consequences between the two of us. | Codsworth: I simply couldn't allow myself to remain in your service, and I... well, I wouldn't have the slightest idea what to do with myself. | A1a |
| 703 | Codsworth: But I must beg you to reconsider your actions. | {Matter of fact at first. Drifts off into worry toward the end. / Neutral} I simply couldn't allow myself to remain in your service, and I... well, I wouldn't have the slightest idea what to do with myself. | | A1a |
| 704 | Player Default: I don't have time right now. | {Concerned} Oh, well then... No time like the future I suppose. | Codsworth: I wanted to check up on your state of mind after the accidental killing of that poor innocent back there. | B1a |
| 705 | Player Default: When do you not have something to say? | {Amused} Ah, yes, my host protocol! You can blame General Atomics for that one, sir. | Codsworth: I wanted to check up on your state of mind after the accidental killing of that poor innocent back there. | X1a |
| 706 | Player Default: When do you not have something to say? | {Amused, slightly nervous - Responding the the player being sarcastic. / Amused} Ah, yes, my host protocol! You can blame General Atomics for that one, mum. | Codsworth: I wanted to check up on your state of mind after the accidental killing of that poor innocent back there. | X2a |
| 707 | Player Default: Is something wrong, Codsworth? | {Concerned} I wouldn't say wrong, so much as concerning. | Codsworth: I wanted to check up on your state of mind after the accidental killing of that poor innocent back there. | Y1a |
| 708 | Player Default: Oh, well then... No time like the future I suppose. | {Concerned} I wanted to check up on your state of mind after the accidental killing of that poor innocent back there. | | A1a |
| 709 | | {Concerned} I have been programmed to handle mental trauma and therapy needs if you remember. | | A1b |
| 710 | | {Concerned} Nothing would please me more than to assist in lightening any mental burdens you may be carrying. | | A1c |
| 711 | | {Concerned} I mean... It was an accident, was it not? | Player Default: Don't worry, Codsworth, it was. It's not going to happen again. | A1d |
| 712 | Player Default: Don't worry, Codsworth, it was. It's not going to happen again. | {Relieved} Oh sir, you don't know how relieved I am to hear you say that. | | A1a |
| 713 | | {Concerned} I didn't want to believe you were capable of such a cruel act. | Codsworth: Besides, I'm afraid if your actions were intentional, it'd have much more dire consequences between the two of us. | A1b |
| 714 | Player Default: Don't worry, Codsworth, it was. It's not going to happen again. | {Relieved - Happy to know the player didn't intentionally kill an innocent person. / Relieved} Oh mum, you don't know how relieved I am to hear you say that. | | A2a |
| 715 | | {Concerned/Relieved - Glad the player didn't intentionally kill an innocent, but recalling the concern he felt when it happened. / Concerned} I didn't want to believe you were capable of such a cruel act. | Codsworth: Besides, I'm afraid if your actions were intentional, it'd have much more dire consequences between the two of us. | A2b |
| 716 | COMCodsworthPickUpRejectedPreConcord | | {offering a bit of advice as you join the player on his adventures / Thinking} By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | | A1a |
| 717 | COMCodsworthPickUpScene | Codsworth: Charmed as always, Miss Cait. | {Proud/Confident. Reassuring Dogmeat. / Confident} Not to worry there, pup. Your master is in good hands. | | A1a |
| 718 | Codsworth: Charmed as always, Miss Cait. | {Proud/Confident. Reassuring Dogmeat. / Confident} Not to worry there, pup. Your mistress is in good hands. | | A2a |
| 719 | | {hopeful / Friendly} May I accompany you, sir? | | A |
| 720 | | {hopeful / Friendly} May I accompany you, mum? | | A |
| 721 | | {not exactly thrilled / Neutral} Shall I accompany you, sir? | | A |
| 722 | | {not exactly thrilled / Neutral} Shall I accompany you, mum? | | A |
| 723 | | {not able to hide the disdain / Concerned} I'm to come along, am I, mum? Are you certain I can't just stay here minding my own business? | | A |
| 724 | | {not able to hide the disdain / Concerned} I'm to come along, am I, sir? Are you certain I can't just stay here minding my own business? | | A |
| 725 | | {Highly irritated - Hates the player. / Irritated} Must we talk? As if there's anything pleasant to be said. | | A |
| 726 | | {happy / Happy} Splendid! | Companion: If you'd rather travel with this bucket of bolts, fine by me. You'll know where to find me. | A2a |
| 727 | | {happy / Happy} Thank you, sir! | Companion: If you'd rather travel with this bucket of bolts, fine by me. You'll know where to find me. | A3a |
| 728 | | {happy / Happy} Thank you, mum! | Companion: If you'd rather travel with this bucket of bolts, fine by me. You'll know where to find me. | A4a |
| 729 | | {happy / Happy} It will be my pleasure. | Companion: If you'd rather travel with this bucket of bolts, fine by me. You'll know where to find me. | A5a |
| 730 | | {not thrilled, but doing your job / Neutral} Right behind you, sir. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | A12a |
| 731 | | {not thrilled, but doing your job / Neutral} Right behind you, mum. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | A13a |
| 732 | | {not thrilled, but doing your job / Neutral} Lead the way, sir. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | A14a |
| 733 | | {not thrilled, but doing your job / Neutral} Lead the way, mum. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | A15a |
| 734 | | {not thrilled, but doing your job / Neutral} As you wish, sir. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | A16a |
| 735 | | {not thrilled, but doing your job / Neutral} As you wish, mum. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | A17a |
| 736 | | {Highly irritated, highly sarcastic - Hates the player / Irritated} Aren't I the lucky one? | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | A19a |
| 737 | | {Highly irritated, highly sarcastic - Hates the player / Irritated} Just when I thought this day couldn't get any worse. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | A20a |
| 738 | | {Highly irritated, highly sarcastic - Hates the player / Irritated} Ugh. I was hoping you'd say no. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | A21a |
| 739 | | {hardly able to hide the disdain, would rather be doing anything else / Irritated} If you insist, sir. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | A23a |
| 740 | | {hardly able to hide the disdain, would rather be doing anything else / Disgust} If you insist, mum. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | A24a |
| 741 | | {hardly able to hide the disdain, would rather be doing anything else / Irritated} If I must, sir. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | A25a |
| 742 | | {hardly able to hide the disdain, would rather be doing anything else / Disgust} If I must, mum. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | A26a |
| 743 | | {hardly able to hide the disdain, would rather be doing anything else / Disgust} Understood, mum. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | A27a |
| 744 | | {hardly able to hide the disdain, would rather be doing anything else / Irritated} Understood, sir. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | A28a |
| 745 | Player Default: Not now, Codsworth. | {A little disappointed / Apologetic} I see, sir. Another time then. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | B1a |
| 746 | Player Default: Not now, Codsworth. | {A little disappointed / Neutral} I see, mum. Another time then. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | B2a |
| 747 | Player Default: Not now, Codsworth. | {matter of fact / Neutral} Alright then. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | B3a |
| 748 | Player Default: Not now, Codsworth. | {Both relieved and sarcastic - Hates the player / Sarcastic} Sparing me your presence? How kind of you... sir. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | B8a |
| 749 | Player Default: Not now, Codsworth. | {Both relieved and sarcastic - Hates the player / Sarcastic} Sparing me your presence? How kind of you... mum. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | B9a |
| 750 | Player Default: Not now, Codsworth. | {Sarcastically happy - Hates the player / Sarcastic} Oh, well then. Is it me, or did this day just get a little brighter? | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | B10a |
| 751 | Player Default: Not now, Codsworth. | {Happy with disgust/attitude - Hates the player / Neutral} Ah excellent. Believe me when I say I have far better things to do with my time. | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | B11a |
| 752 | Player Default: I'd like to trade some items. | {matter of fact / Friendly} Of course. | Companion: If you'd rather travel with this bucket of bolts, fine by me. You'll know where to find me. | X1a |
| 753 | Player Default: I'd like to trade some items. | {Disgusted - Hates the player, doesn't want to be helpful. Ugh can be any disgusted noise. / Disgust} Ugh. Fine. | Companion: If you'd rather travel with this bucket of bolts, fine by me. You'll know where to find me. | X2a |
| 754 | | {glad for the opportunity / Happy} Why yes! Of course, sir! | | Y1a |
| 755 | | {glad for the opportunity / Happy} Why yes! Of course, mum! | | Y2a |
| 756 | | {not thrilled, but doing your job / Neutral} As you wish, sir. | | Y3a |
| 757 | | {not thrilled, but doing your job / Neutral} As you wish, mum. | | Y4a |
| 758 | | {can't help but be bitingly sarcastic / Surprised} You're asking my opinion? How uncharacteristic. | | Y5a |
| 759 | | {barely able to conceal the disdain / Irritated} Were I to be truthful, sir. No. I'd much rather stay here and tend to the weeds and dirt. | | Y5b |
| 760 | | {can't help but be bitingly sarcastic / Sarcastic} You're asking my opinion? How uncharacteristic. | | Y6a |
| 761 | | {barely able to conceal the disdain / Disgust} Were I to be truthful, mum? No. I'd much rather stay here and tend to the weeds and the dirt. | | Y6b |
| 762 | | {Highly irritated - Hates the player. / Irritated} Of course not. I'd much rather stay here and get on with my life, thank you. | | Y7a |
| 763 | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | {putting on false smiles / Friendly} Charmed as always, Miss Cait. | Codsworth: Not to worry there, pup. Your master is in good hands. | A1a |
| 764 | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | {pleased / Friendly} Yes of course, Mister Garvey. | Codsworth: Not to worry there, pup. Your master is in good hands. | A2a |
| 765 | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | {Happy. / Friendly} There's nothing I'd like more, Mr. Valentine. | Codsworth: Not to worry there, pup. Your master is in good hands. | A3a |
| 766 | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | {Friendly} Oh, Deacon, your witticisms, as always, are I'm sure quite droll. | Codsworth: Not to worry there, pup. Your master is in good hands. | A4a |
| 767 | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | {Indignant. / Confident} Weak! I'll have you know I've fended off bloodbugs when necessary. | Codsworth: Not to worry there, pup. Your master is in good hands. | A5a |
| 768 | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | {Friendly} Doubly so for me, Miss Curie. Don't worry, I'll keep the Master safe. | Codsworth: Not to worry there, pup. Your master is in good hands. | A6a |
| 769 | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | {Trying to instill confidence. / Friendly} You have nothing to fear, Mister X. I am well aware of my duties. | Codsworth: Not to worry there, pup. Your master is in good hands. | A7a |
| 770 | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | {Friendly} Ms. Piper, I can think of no greater honor. | Codsworth: Not to worry there, pup. Your master is in good hands. | A8a |
| 771 | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | {Friendly} We shall leave it spick and span! | Codsworth: Not to worry there, pup. Your master is in good hands. | A9a |
| 772 | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | {pleased / Friendly} Cheerio. | Codsworth: Not to worry there, pup. Your master is in good hands. | A10a |
| 773 | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | {matter of fact, just doing your job / Friendly} I live to serve. | Codsworth: Not to worry there, pup. Your master is in good hands. | A11a |
| 774 | Codsworth: By the way, Concord is nearby, and I've seen people there. I don't know if they can help, but perhaps we should take a look? | {not concealing your displeasure / Irritated} One does what one must. | Codsworth: Not to worry there, pup. Your master is in good hands. | A12a |
| 775 | - | | {Player is eating a corpse. Codsworth is not disgusted by this, more of a neutral/amused stance. / Amused} A grown man needs his protein I suppose. | | |
| 776 | | {Player is eating a corpse. Codsworth is not disgusted by this, more of a neutral/amused stance. / Amused} A grown woman needs her protein I suppose. | | |
| 777 | | {Player is eating a corpse. Codsworth is not disgusted by this, more of a neutral/amused stance. / Amused} Who needs utensils, right, sir? Or napkins, for that matter. | | |
| 778 | | {Player is eating a corpse. Codsworth is not disgusted by this, more of a neutral/amused stance. / Amused} Who needs utensils, right, mum? Or napkins, for that matter. | | |
| 779 | | {Player is eating a corpse. Codsworth is not disgusted by this, more of a neutral/amused stance. / Amused} Next time, might I suggest a little seasoning perhaps? | | |
| 780 | | {Player is eating a corpse. Codsworth is not disgusted by this, more of a neutral/amused stance. / Amused} Well, that's Commonwealth steak tartare for you. | | |
| 781 | | {Player is eating a corpse. Codsworth is not disgusted by this, more of a neutral/amused stance. / Amused} Mind the bones, sir. Don't want to chip a tooth. | | |
| 782 | | {Player is eating a corpse. Codsworth is not disgusted by this, more of a neutral/amused stance. / Amused} Mind the bones, mum. Don't want to chip a tooth. | | |
| 783 | | {Matter of fact. Can't reach an item the player is telling them to check. / Neutral} Sorry, sir. I can't seem to get quite close enough. | | |
| 784 | | {Matter of fact. Can't reach an item the player is telling them to check. / Neutral} Sorry, mum. I can't seem to get quite close enough. | | |
| 785 | | {Matter of fact. Can't reach an item the player is telling them to check. / Neutral} That's a bit out of my reach, I'm afraid. | | |
| 786 | | {Matter of fact. Can't reach an item the player is telling them to check. / Neutral} If only I could, sir. It's just tad bit out of my reach. | | |
| 787 | | {Matter of fact. Can't reach an item the player is telling them to check. / Neutral} If only I could, mum. It's just tad bit out of my reach. | | |
| 788 | | {thought you heard/saw something, but then deciding you didn't} Hmm... perhaps I should clean out the ol' sensor array. | | |
| 789 | | {thought you heard/saw something, but then deciding you didn't} Oh well. Carry on. | | |
| 790 | | {thought you heard/saw something, but then deciding you didn't} Never mind. | | |
| 791 | | {enemy you were fighting just disappeared (and is hiding somewhere)} Oh no. I'm not done with you! Not even in the slightest. | | |
| 792 | | {enemy you were fighting just disappeared (and is hiding somewhere)} I never leave a task unfinished. I'll find you eventually. | | |
| 793 | | {enemy you were fighting just disappeared (and is hiding somewhere)} Buggered off, eh? That won't do. Not at all. | | |
| 794 | | {enemy you were fighting just disappeared (and is hiding somewhere)} You're here somewhere. | | |
| 795 | | {combat ends with you being victorious} Pish posh. I was just getting warmed up. | | |
| 796 | | {combat ends with you being victorious} And that's that, then. | | |
| 797 | | {combat ends with you being victorious} I trust everyone's still alive? | | |
| 798 | | {combat ends with you being victorious} Must admit, I rather enjoyed that. | | |
| 799 | | {(as in, "that's all? too bad, I was having fun") combat ends with you being victorious} That it? Ah, fine then. | | |
| 800 | | {combat ends with you being victorious} Jolly good show, all around. | | |
| 801 | | {combat ends with you being victorious} Terrific! | | |
| 802 | | {combat ends with you being victorious} Nothing like a little dust up to get the oil flowing, eh? | | |
| 803 | | {combat ends with you being victorious} And that's how it's done. Am I right, sir? | | |
| 804 | | {combat ends with you being victorious / Confident} And that's how it's done. Am I right, mum? | | |
| 805 | | {combat ends with you being victorious} Well, that about takes care of that. | | |
| 806 | | {mildly disappointed, you were looking for a fight - enemy broke sight and ran away} Buggered off. | | |
| 807 | | {mildly disappointed, you were looking for a fight - enemy broke sight and ran away} Apparently decided we were too much trouble. | | |
| 808 | | {mildly disappointed, you were looking for a fight - enemy broke sight and ran away} Ah well. I suppose there's plenty more where that came from. | | |
| 809 | | {mildly disappointed, you were looking for a fight - enemy broke sight and ran away} I dare say I'm slightly disappointed. | | |
| 810 | | {mildly disappointed, you were looking for a fight - enemy broke sight and ran away} I'd run away from us, too, sir. | | |
| 811 | | {mildly disappointed, you were looking for a fight - enemy broke sight and ran away / Neutral} I'd run away from us, too, mum. | | |
| 812 | | {hearing/glancing trouble - taking up the search for enemies nearby} What's all this, then? | | |
| 813 | | {hearing/glancing trouble - taking up the search for enemies nearby} Caution, sir. I do believe something is stalking us. | | |
| 814 | | {hearing/glancing trouble - taking up the search for enemies nearby / Neutral} Caution, mum. I do believe something is stalking us. | | |
| 815 | | {hearing/glancing trouble - taking up the search for enemies nearby} Picking up hostile life signs. | | |
| 816 | | {hearing/glancing trouble - taking up the search for enemies nearby} Sir. Something's afoot. | | |
| 817 | | {hearing/glancing trouble - taking up the search for enemies nearby / Neutral} Mum. Something's afoot. | | |
| 818 | | {hearing/glancing trouble - taking up the search for enemies nearby} Come out and face us, scallywags! If you dare! | | |
| 819 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Tally ho! | | |
| 820 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Chocks away! | | |
| 821 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} What's all this then? | | |
| 822 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Oh? Ho-ho-ho! | | |
| 823 | | {(said as if to the enemy) with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Hello! Fancy a bit of fist-a-cuffs, do we? | | |
| 824 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Let's go, sir. No use delaying the inevitable! | | |
| 825 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat / Neutral} Let's go, mum. No use delaying the inevitable! | | |
| 826 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Shall I take out the trash, sir? | | |
| 827 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat / Neutral} Shall I take out the trash, mum? | | |
| 828 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Insect smashing time. | | |
| 829 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Another bug to bash. | | |
| 830 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Nutjob sighted! | | |
| 831 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Watch out for their radiation guns! | | |
| 832 | | {calling out a cautionary warning, launching yourself into combat} Deathclaw! | | |
| 833 | | {trying not to sound nervous, launching yourself into combat} Hoy boy. A deathclaw. | | |
| 834 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Feral Ghouls! | | |
| 835 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat / Neutral} Let's put these poor creatures out of their misery. | | |
| 836 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Gunners incoming. This should be fun. | | |
| 837 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Angry mercenaries up ahead. | | |
| 838 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Mirelurks, sir! | | |
| 839 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat / Neutral} Mirelurks, mum! | | |
| 840 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Crab cakes for dinner, sir? | | |
| 841 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat / Neutral} Crab cakes for dinner, mum? | | |
| 842 | | {(in a mock noir mobster accent) with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Here come some mobsters, see? | | |
| 843 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Those goons won't get the goods on us! | | |
| 844 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Get those varmints! | | |
| 845 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Exterminating time! | | |
| 846 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Roaches! Try not to get any on your boots, sir. | | |
| 847 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat / Neutral} Roaches! Try not to get any on your boots, mum. | | |
| 848 | | {to himself, launching yourself into combat} Radroaches. A fact of life I'm afraid. | | |
| 849 | | {calling out a warning and launching yourself into combat} Giant scorpion! Try not to get stung. | | |
| 850 | | {calling out a warning and launching yourself into combat} Watch out for its tail! | | |
| 851 | | {(a radstag is attacking) launching yourself into combat} That is a terribly disgusting beast! | | |
| 852 | | {(fighting radstag) making a terrible pun and launching yourself into combat} Dear me! | | |
| 853 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Let's get these psychopaths! | | |
| 854 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Raiders! | | |
| 855 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Raiders, sir! Let's show them what for! | | |
| 856 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat / Neutral} Raiders, mum! Let's show them what for! | | |
| 857 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Soon to be a bucket of bolts. | | |
| 858 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Another tin can to crush. | | |
| 859 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Super Mutants! | | |
| 860 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Greenskins! | | |
| 861 | | {(second line to himself) with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Mutants, sir! Though how could you miss them? | | |
| 862 | | {(second line to himself) with great bravado, launching yourself into combat / Neutral} Mutants, mum! Though how could you miss them? | | |
| 863 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Synths! | | |
| 864 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Wild dogs on the loose! | | |
| 865 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Don't let them surround you! | | |
| 866 | | {with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Hello, doggie! | | |
| 867 | | {making a terrible pun, then launching yourself into combat} I can hardly bear the anticipation. | | |
| 868 | | {to himself, launching yourself into combat} Blimey, that's a large bear. | | |
| 869 | | {(fighting mutant bear) with great bravado, launching yourself into combat} Shall we get you a new rug, sir? | | |
| 870 | | {(fighting mutant bear) with great bravado, launching yourself into combat / Amused} Shall we get you a new rug, mum? | | |
| 871 | | {getting shot at, but can't detect the shooters location} Where are they? | | |
| 872 | | {getting shot at, but can't detect the shooters location} What was that? | | |
| 873 | | {getting shot at, but can't detect the shooters location} Taking pot shots at us, eh? Cowards! | | |
| 874 | | {getting shot at, but can't detect the shooters location} Come out and fight! If you dare! | | |
| 875 | | {(nonchalant) getting shot at, but can't detect the shooters location} Head down, sir. It appears someone is shooting at us. | | |
| 876 | | {(nonchalant) getting shot at, but can't detect the shooters location / Neutral} Head down, mum. It appears someone is shooting at us. | | |
| 877 | | Right behind you, sir. | | |
| 878 | | Coming. | | |
| 879 | | Right away. | | |
| 880 | | {agreeing to a command} Of course, sir. | | |
| 881 | | {agreeing to a command / Neutral} Of course, mum. | | |
| 882 | | {agreeing to a command} Straight away, sir. | | |
| 883 | | {agreeing to a command / Neutral} Straight away, mum. | | |
| 884 | | {agreeing to a command} On it. | | |
| 885 | | {agreeing to a command} Right-o. | | |
| 886 | | {agreeing to a command} Just so, sir. | | |
| 887 | | {agreeing to a command / Neutral} Just so, mum. | | |
| 888 | | {agreeing to a command} My pleasure. | | |
| 889 | | {agreeing to a command} Nothing would please me more. | | |
| 890 | | {agreeing to a command} Will do. | | |
| 891 | | {agreeing to a command} Presently, sir. | | |
| 892 | | {agreeing to a command / Neutral} Presently, mum. | | |
| 893 | | {agreeing to a command} Alright. | | |
| 894 | | Of course. I'll wait right here. | | |
| 895 | | I shan't move a muscle, sir. | | |
| 896 | | I'll be counting the seconds until your return, sir. | | |
| 897 | | {your attention/service is no longer actively required.} Thank you, sir. | | |
| 898 | | {your attention/service is no longer actively required. / Neutral} Thank you, mum. | | |
| 899 | | {your attention/service is no longer actively required.} My pleasure. | | |
| 900 | | {your attention/service is no longer actively required.} Alright then. | | |
| 901 | | {your attention/service is no longer actively required.} Cheerio. | | |
| 902 | | {your attention/service is no longer actively required.} Cheers. | | |
| 903 | | {your attention/service is no longer actively required.} Any time, sir. | | |
| 904 | | {your attention/service is no longer actively required. / Neutral} Any time, mum. | | |
| 905 | | {refusing a command (on moral grounds)} Won't do it, sir. | | |
| 906 | | {refusing a command (on moral grounds) / Neutral} Won't do it, mum. | | |
| 907 | | {refusing a command (on moral grounds)} I must refuse. | | |
| 908 | | {refusing a command (on moral grounds)} Afraid I won't be doing that. | | |
| 909 | | {refusing a command (on moral grounds)} That I will not do. | | |
| 910 | | {refusing a command (on moral grounds)} Respectfully, no. | | |
| 911 | | {refusing a command (because it's impossible - no moral judgement. Game makes it impossible; feedback to player that that was an invalid command)} Sorry, can't do. | | |
| 912 | | {refusing a command (because it's impossible - no moral judgement. Game makes it impossible; feedback to player that that was an invalid command)} Wish I could, sir. | | |
| 913 | | {refusing a command (because it's impossible - no moral judgement. Game makes it impossible; feedback to player that that was an invalid command) / Neutral} Wish I could, mum. | | |
| 914 | | {refusing a command (because it's impossible - no moral judgement. Game makes it impossible; feedback to player that that was an invalid command)} Afraid that's not possible. | | |
| 915 | | {refusing a command (because it's impossible - no moral judgement. Game makes it impossible; feedback to player that that was an invalid command)} Were it within the realm of possibility. | | |
| 916 | | {refusing a command (because it's impossible - no moral judgement. Game makes it impossible; feedback to player that that was an invalid command)} Sadly, cannot. | | |
| 917 | | {Question} Something you need, mum? | | |
| 918 | | {Question} Something you need, sir? | | |
| 919 | | Yes, sir? | | |
| 920 | | Sir? | | |
| 921 | | I'm all ears. | | |
| 922 | | {Neutral - Generic acknowledgments of the player interacting with him. / Neutral} Mum? | | |
| 923 | | {Neutral - Generic acknowledgments of the player interacting with him. / Neutral} Can I be of service? | | |
| 924 | | {Irritated - Doesn't want to speak to the player at all. / Irritated} Apologies, sir, but I've no longer any desire to speak to one such as yourself. | | |
| 925 | | {Irritated - Doesn't want to speak to the player at all. / Irritated} Apologies, mum, but I've no longer any desire to speak to one such as yourself. | | |
| 926 | | {Irritated - Doesn't want to speak to the player at all. / Irritated} Oh, it's you. Don't you have some lives to ruin? | | |
| 927 | | {Irritated - Doesn't want to speak to the player at all. / Irritated} Please, do us both a favor and run along now, will you? | | |
| 928 | | {Irritated - Doesn't want to speak to the player at all. / Irritated} Don't you have someone else to bother? | | |
| 929 | | {Irritated - Doesn't want to speak to the player at all. / Irritated} I have nothing to say to you. | | |
| 930 | | {Irritated - Doesn't want to speak to the player at all. / Irritated} Sir, to be blunt, nothing would please me more than to never see your face again. | | |
| 931 | | {Irritated - Doesn't want to speak to the player at all. / Irritated} Mum, to be blunt, nothing would please me more than to never see your face again. | | |
| 932 | | {Irritated - Doesn't want to speak to the player at all. / Irritated} Is it too much to ask to be left alone? | | |
| 933 | | {Irritated - Doesn't want to speak to the player at all. / Irritated} Shouldn't you be off tormenting the good people of the Commonwealth? | | |
| 934 | | {Irritated - Doesn't want anything to do with the player at all. / Irritated} You again? And I was in such a good mood, too. | | |
| 935 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy/hopeful/grateful] (in love with player, in a plutonic servant-master way) / Happy} Every day is a fine day, with you sir. | | |
| 936 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy/hopeful/grateful] (in love with player, in a plutonic servant-master way) / Happy} Every day is a fine day, with you mum. | | |
| 937 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy/hopeful/grateful] (in love with player, in a plutonic servant-master way) / Happy} Might I say, sir, I absolutely adore our time together. | | |
| 938 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy/hopeful/grateful] (in love with player, in a plutonic servant-master way) / Happy} Might I say, mum, I absolutely adore our time together. | | |
| 939 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy/hopeful/grateful] (in love with player, in a plutonic servant-master way) / Happy} I hope you don't mind me saying, I'm tickled you've chosen me to be your companion. | | |
| 940 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy/hopeful/grateful] (in love with player, in a plutonic servant-master way) / Happy} Sometimes I can almost hear the birds singing again. | | |
| 941 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy/hopeful/grateful] (in love with player, in a plutonic servant-master way) / Happy} I'm greatly honored, mum. | | |
| 942 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy/hopeful/grateful] (in love with player, in a plutonic servant-master way) / Happy} I'm greatly honored, sir. | | |
| 943 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy] (enjoys spending time with the player) / Happy} I live to serve, sir. | | |
| 944 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy] (enjoys spending time with the player) / Happy} I live to serve, mum. | | |
| 945 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy] (enjoys spending time with the player) / Happy} A fine day, is it not? | | |
| 946 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy] (enjoys spending time with the player) / Happy} If I may assist in any way, don't hesitate to let me know. | | |
| 947 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy] (enjoys spending time with the player) / Happy} Happy to assist with anything you may need. | | |
| 948 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy] (enjoys spending time with the player) / Happy} My pleasure to serve you, sir. | | |
| 949 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy] (enjoys spending time with the player) / Happy} My pleasure to serve you, mum. | | |
| 950 | | {saying "hello" to player. Less than thrilled. Player hasn't been himself lately. You're obedient, but not exactly happy to be here and serving him. / Neutral} Something I can help with, sir? | | |
| 951 | | {saying "hello" to player. Less than thrilled. Player hasn't been himself lately. You're obedient, but not exactly happy to be here and serving him. / Neutral} Something I can help with, mum? | | |
| 952 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy] (enjoys spending time with the player) / Happy} What can I do for you, sir? | | |
| 953 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy] (enjoys spending time with the player) / Happy} What can I do for you, mum? | | |
| 954 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy] (enjoys spending time with the player) / Happy} Need something, sir? | | |
| 955 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy] (enjoys spending time with the player) / Happy} Need something, mum? | | |
| 956 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy] (enjoys spending time with the player) / Happy} How can I be of assistance? | | |
| 957 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy] (enjoys spending time with the player) / Happy} Top of the morning to you. | | |
| 958 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy] (enjoys spending time with the player) / Happy} Good afternoon, sir. | | |
| 959 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy] (enjoys spending time with the player) / Happy} Good afternoon, mum. | | |
| 960 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy] (enjoys spending time with the player) / Happy} Good evening, sir. | | |
| 961 | | {saying "hello" to player [happy] (enjoys spending time with the player) / Happy} Good evening, mum. | | |
| 962 | | {saying "hello" to player - sarcastic, barely able to hold in your discontent. You'd rather be doing anything else other than serving this jerk / Neutral} Something you require, sir? | | |
| 963 | | {saying "hello" to player - sarcastic, barely able to hold in your discontent. You'd rather be doing anything else other than serving this jerk / Neutral} Something you require, mum? | | |
| 964 | | {saying "hello" to player (catching yourself) - sarcastic, barely able to hold in your discontent. You'd rather be doing anything else / Neutral} What?! - ah - is it you need, sir? | | |
| 965 | | {saying "hello" to player (catching yourself) - sarcastic, barely able to hold in your discontent. You'd rather be doing anything else / Neutral} What?! - ah - is it you need, mum? | | |
| 966 | | {saying "hello" to player (catching yourself) - sarcastic, barely able to hold in your discontent. You'd rather be doing anything else / Neutral} What is it? | | |
| 967 | | {saying "hello" to player (catching yourself) - sarcastic, barely able to hold in your discontent. You'd rather be doing anything else / Neutral} Yes, yes. | | |
| 968 | | {saying "hello" to player (catching yourself) - sarcastic, barely able to hold in your discontent. You'd rather be doing anything else / Neutral} I live to serve... sir. | | |
| 969 | | {saying "hello" to player (catching yourself) - sarcastic, barely able to hold in your discontent. You'd rather be doing anything else / Neutral} I live to serve... mum. | | |
| 970 | | {Neutral - Generic acknowledgments of the player interacting with him. / Neutral} Yes? | | |
| 971 | | {Neutral - Generic acknowledgments of the player interacting with him. / Neutral} Sir? | | |
| 972 | | {Neutral - Generic acknowledgments of the player interacting with him. / Neutral} Something you need from me, sir? | | |
| 973 | | {Neutral - Generic acknowledgments of the player interacting with him. / Neutral} Something you need from me, mum? | | |
| 974 | | {Neutral - Generic acknowledgments of the player interacting with him. / Neutral} Sir. | | |
| 975 | | {Neutral - Generic acknowledgments of the player interacting with him. / Neutral} Mum. | | |
| 976 | | {[agreeable] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situations)} Aye. | | |
| 977 | | {[agreeable] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situations)} Righto. | | |
| 978 | | {[agreeable] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situations)} Quite. | | |
| 979 | | {[agreeable] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situations)} Good show. | | |
| 980 | | {[agreeable] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situations)} Well done. | | |
| 981 | | {[disagreeable] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situations)} Really? | | |
| 982 | | {[disagreeable] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situations)} Well then. | | |
| 983 | | {[disagreeable] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situations)} If that is how it's going to be. | | |
| 984 | | {[disagreeable] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situations)} Not sure if you should have done that. | | |
| 985 | | {[disagreeable] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situations)} Come now, really? | | |
| 986 | | {[Acceptance] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situation} Yes. | | |
| 987 | | {[Acceptance] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situation} Of course. | | |
| 988 | | {[Acceptance] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situation} Alright. | | |
| 989 | | {[Denial] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situation} No. | | |
| 990 | | {[Denial] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situation} Don't think so. | | |
| 991 | | {[Denial] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situation} Afraid not. | | |
| 992 | | {[Taking something] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situation} Thank you. | | |
| 993 | | {[Taking something] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective. Needs to fit a variety of situation} Much obliged. | | |
| 994 | | {[possibly used after any line] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective.)} Sir. | | |
| 995 | | {[possibly used after any line] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective.)} Sir? | | |
| 996 | | {[possibly used after any line] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective.)} Sir! | | |
| 997 | | {[possibly used before any line] general purpose, reusable lines. (Should be delivered without too much emotion/perspective.)} Sir... | | |
| 998 | | {attacking in melee... vocalizing } Heeyeah! | | |
| 999 | | {attacking in melee} Hoo-aah! | | |
| 1000 | | {attacking in melee... imagine you are vocalizing a comic bookish "POW!"} Pow! | | |
| 1001 | | {attacking in melee... imagine you are vocalizing a comic bookish "POW!"} Chop! | | |
| 1002 | | {attacking in melee... imagine you are vocalizing a comic bookish "POW!"} Blam! | | |
| 1003 | | {attacking in melee... imagine you are vocalizing a comic bookish "POW!"} Boom! | | |
| 1004 | | {attacking in melee} Take that! | | |
| 1005 | | {attacking in melee (you can do this all day)} Ha! | | |
| 1006 | | {attacking in melee (you can do this all day)} Ah-ha! | | |
| 1007 | | {attacking in melee (you can do this all day)} Yea-ah! | | |
| 1008 | | {(fencing term) attacking in melee (you can do this all day)} En Garde! | | |
| 1009 | | {(fencing term) attacking in melee (you can do this all day)} Advance! | | |
| 1010 | | {(fencing term) attacking in melee (you can do this all day)} Riposte! | | |
| 1011 | | {(fencing term) attacking in melee (you can do this all day)} Lunge! | | |
| 1012 | | {(fencing term) attacking in melee (you can do this all day)} Thrust! | | |
| 1013 | | {explodey incoming device or some other big damage thing that can be avoided} Take cover! | | |
| 1014 | | {explodey incoming device or some other big damage thing that can be avoided} Look out, sir! | | |
| 1015 | | {explodey incoming device or some other big damage thing that can be avoided / Worried} Look out, mum! | | |
| 1016 | | {explodey incoming device or some other big damage thing that can be avoided} On your tippy-toes now! | | |
| 1017 | | {explodey incoming device or some other big damage thing that can be avoided} Look alive! | | |
| 1018 | | {first line under breath, second line calling out(embarrassed / frustrated) have been incapacitated in combat} Oh bother... A little help here, please! | | |
| 1019 | | {(embarrassed / frustrated) calling out - have been incapacitated in combat} I'm out of commission, sir! | | |
| 1020 | | {(embarrassed / frustrated) calling out - have been incapacitated in combat / Worried} I'm out of commission, mum! | | |
| 1021 | | {calling out (embarrassed / frustrated) have been incapacitated in combat} I'm a bit on the blink, I'm afraid. | | |
| 1022 | | {in combat, got critically "wounded"} Okay, THAT might have hurt. | | |
| 1023 | | {confused, afraid - taken too much damage and are dying} Sir... I... I... I'm dying. | | |
| 1024 | | {confused, afraid - taken too much damage and are dying / Afraid} Mum... I... I... I'm dying. | | |
| 1025 | | {(cheery bravado) getting hit in combat, you don't feel pain, you are a robot} Ha! | | |
| 1026 | | {(cheery bravado) getting hit in combat, you don't feel pain, you are a robot} That'll leave a dent. | | |
| 1027 | | {(cheery bravado) getting hit in combat, you don't feel pain, you are a robot} 'Tis but a scratch! | | |
| 1028 | | {(cheery bravado) getting hit in combat, you don't feel pain, you are a robot} Grrr. | | |
| 1029 | | {(cheery bravado) getting hit in combat, you don't feel pain, you are a robot} Ouch? | | |
| 1030 | | {(cheery bravado) getting hit in combat, you don't feel pain, you are a robot} I don't feel pain, you know. | | |
| 1031 | | {(cheery bravado) getting hit in combat, you don't feel pain, you are a robot} Okay, cut that out. | | |
| 1032 | | {(cheery bravado) getting hit in combat, you don't feel pain, you are a robot} I'm supposed to be impressed? | | |
| 1033 | | {(cheery bravado) getting hit in combat, you don't feel pain, you are a robot} Touché! | | |
| 1034 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} Hah! I've seen toddlers with finer form than that! | | |
| 1035 | | {attacking in melee... vocalizing as if it took effort} Heeeeyaaaahhhh! | | |
| 1036 | | {attacking in melee... vocalizing as if it took effort} Hooooo-waaaah! | | |
| 1037 | | {attacking in melee... vocalizing as if it took effort} Hhhhaaaahhh! | | |
| 1038 | | {attacking in melee... vocalizing as if it took effort} Grrrraaahhh! | | |
| 1039 | | {attacking in melee... vocalizing as if it took effort} Rrrrroooaaahh! | | |
| 1040 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} I can do this all day. | | |
| 1041 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} Now this is my cup of tea! | | |
| 1042 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} Really? Is that all you can muster? | | |
| 1043 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} Come now. At least try to give us a challenge! | | |
| 1044 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} I could take you all with two arms tied behind my back! | | |
| 1045 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} Come on you Nancy's! | | |
| 1046 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} Piece of cake! | | |
| 1047 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} Fight like you mean it, you cretins! | | |
| 1048 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} I'm having fun, how about the rest of you? | | |
| 1049 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} I have a buzz-saw with your name on it! | | |
| 1050 | | {(second line to himself) jolly bravado - taunting in combat} I'm not even sweating! Of course I never do. Aha. | | |
| 1051 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} Feel free to give up at any time! | | |
| 1052 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} Allow me to get this one, sir. | | |
| 1053 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat / Confident} Allow me to get this one, mum. | | |
| 1054 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} You call this a fight? | | |
| 1055 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} Chin up! | | |
| 1056 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} Some kerfuffle this is. | | |
| 1057 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} Are we still having fun? | | |
| 1058 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} A fine day for dust up. | | |
| 1059 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} A fine evening for a little toss up. | | |
| 1060 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} They have no idea what they're up against, do they sir? | | |
| 1061 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat / Confident} They have no idea what they're up against, do they mum? | | |
| 1062 | | {jolly bravado - taunting in combat} Only one left. | | |
| 1063 | | {tossing a grenade} Hot potato! | | |
| 1064 | | {tossing a grenade} Fore! | | |
| 1065 | | {tossing a grenade} Catch! | | |
| 1066 | | {Matter-of-fact - Stating that he has some purified water for the player. / Neutral} Sir, my condensator has prepared another canister of water for you. | | |
| 1067 | | {Matter-of-fact - Stating that he has some purified water for the player. / Neutral} Mum, my condensator has prepared another canister of water for you. | | |
| 1068 | | {Standard question in a butler tone - Codsworth has produced a bottle of water for the player. / Question} Feeling a bit parched, sir? | | |
| 1069 | | {Standard question in a butler tone - Codsworth has produced a bottle of water for the player. / Question} Feeling a bit parched, mum? | | |
| 1070 | | {Confident and almost inspirational - Codsworth has produced a bottle of water for the player. / Confident} Don't forget to stay hydrated. | | |
| 1071 | | {Somewhat proud - Codsworth has produced a bottle of water for the player. / Confident} Another canister of purified water, ready when you need it, sir. | | |
| 1072 | | {Somewhat proud - Codsworth has produced a bottle of water for the player. / Confident} Another canister of purified water, ready when you need it, mum. | | |
| 1073 | | {Matter-of-fact, butler tone - Has a bottle of water for the player. / Neutral} I've purified water for you, mum, should you need it. | | |
| 1074 | | {Matter-of-fact, butler tone - Has a bottle of water for the player. / Neutral} I've purified water for you, sir, should you need it. | | |
| 1075 | | {Curious - making random conversation / Thinking} I wonder what Diamond City will be like. If the name has anything to do with it, it must be quite nice. | | |
| 1076 | | {Neutral, slightly curious - being chatty / Neutral} All this fuss over a detective. I do hope Mr. Valentine is worth it, but then again, anything is worth the risk when it comes to finding young Shaun. | | |
| 1077 | | {Pleased - being chatty / Happy} I feel as if we're finally making progress, sir. Mr. Valentine seems to be quite the detective. | | |
| 1078 | | {Pleased - being chatty / Happy} I feel as if we're finally making progress, mum. Mr. Valentine seems to be quite the detective. | | |
| 1079 | | {A bit down and disheartened / Concerned} I must admit I feel a bit foolish. I felt certain if we found Kellogg, we'd find young Shaun. | | |
| 1080 | | {Concerned that a plan may go awry. / Concerned} Sir, this grotesque plan has me quite distraught. What if something were to go wrong? | | |
| 1081 | | {Concerned that a plan may go awry. / Concerned} Mum, this grotesque plan has me quite distraught. What if something were to go wrong? | | |
| 1082 | | {Frustrated - trying to find someone who's not making it easy / Irritated} Finding anything in the "Glowing Sea" is like finding an oasis in the desert. This Doctor Virgil certainly chose an adequate hiding place. | | |
| 1083 | | {Nervous about tracking a deadly courser. / Nervous} I do hope these Coursers aren't as dangerous as they say. I'm quite fond of my limbs... and living. Let's not forget that. | | |
| 1084 | | {Happy - Pleased that the player has joined the Minute Men. / Happy} A fine decision, sir, or General, if I may. The Minutemen seem to be quite the upstanding group. | | |
| 1085 | | {Happy - Pleased that the player has joined the Minute Men. / Happy} A fine decision, mum, or General, if I may. The Minutemen seem to be quite the upstanding group. | | |
| 1086 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} What do you call two crows on a branch? | | |
| 1087 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} Attempted murder. | | |
| 1088 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} There is a band called one thousand and twenty three megabytes. | | |
| 1089 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} They haven't any gigs yet. | | |
| 1090 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} A photon checks into a hotel and the bellhop asks if she has any luggage. | | |
| 1091 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} The photon replies, "No, I'm traveling light." | | |
| 1092 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} Two fish swim into a concrete wall. | | |
| 1093 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} One turns to the other and says, "Dam." | | |
| 1094 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} Why did the weatherman bring a bar of soap to work? | | |
| 1095 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} He was predicting showers. | | |
| 1096 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} A Neutron walks into a bar and asks, "How much for a drink?" | | |
| 1097 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} The bartender responds, "For you, no charge!" | | |
| 1098 | | {pause between each sentenceFriendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} A blind man walks into a bar. And a table. And a chair. | | |
| 1099 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} The past, the present, and the future walked into a bar. | | |
| 1100 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} It was tense. | | |
| 1101 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} C, E-flat, and G walk into a bar. | | |
| 1102 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} The bartender says, "Sorry, but we don't serve minors in here." | | |
| 1103 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} So E-flat leaves, while C and G have a fifth between them. | | |
| 1104 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} The bartender says, "We don't serve faster than light particles in here." | | |
| 1105 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} A tachyon walks into the bar. | | |
| 1106 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} Charles Dickens walks into a bar and orders a Martini. | | |
| 1107 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} The bartender turns to him and asks, "Olive or twist?" | | |
| 1108 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} How do you keep an idiot in suspense? | | |
| 1109 | | {Pausing - "Waiting" for an answer as part of his joke. Should be at least 5 seconds long. / Friendly} ... | | |
| 1110 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. Proud of himself. / Friendly} Ha! Get it? | | |
| 1111 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} A Mayan asks his friend if he would like to grab a drink. | | |
| 1112 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} His friend says, "Well, I'm supposed to finish the calendar, but I guess if I don't it's not the end of the world." | | |
| 1113 | | {Emphasis on the word "IS"Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} Chemically speaking, alcohol IS a solution. | | |
| 1114 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} A communist, a spy, and a Chinese man walk into a bar. | | |
| 1115 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} He orders a drink. | | |
| 1116 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} How do you kill a circus clown? | | |
| 1117 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} Go for the juggler. | | |
| 1118 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} I've decided to sell the vacuum. | | |
| 1119 | | {MARK FOR RE-RECORD.Friendly - Telling the punchline to a joke. "I've decided to sell the vacuum." / Friendly} It's just collecting dust. | | |
| 1120 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} How about a pizza joke? | | |
| 1121 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} Nevermind it's just too cheesy. | | |
| 1122 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} A man once told me to always leave them wanting more. | | |
| 1123 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} Unfortunately he was working at the rationing station. | | |
| 1124 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} Relationships are a lot like algebra. | | |
| 1125 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} You always look at your X and try to figure out Y. | | |
| 1126 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} Arial, Papyrus, and Comic Sans walk into a bar and the bartender says... | | |
| 1127 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} Hey, we don't serve your type in here! | | |
| 1128 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} If 4 out of 5 people suffer from radiation poisoning... | | |
| 1129 | | {Question} Does that mean the fifth guy enjoys it? | | |
| 1130 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} I met an atheist who worked for a charity the other day. | | |
| 1131 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} She said it was a non-prophet organization. | | |
| 1132 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} There's no "I" in denial. | | |
| 1133 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} I went to the zoo the other day. | | |
| 1134 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} The only animal they had was a dog. | | |
| 1135 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} It was a shih tzu. | | |
| 1136 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} What did the commies light their house with before they used candles? | | |
| 1137 | | {Friendly - Telling a joke. / Friendly} Electricity. | | |
| 1138 | | {Friendly - Being chatty / Friendly} Only the anxiety of what future adventures await us, sir. I'm sorry, did I say "anxiety?" I meant, "anticipation!" | | |
| 1139 | | {Friendly - Being chatty / Friendly} Only the anxiety of what future adventures await us, mum. I'm sorry, did I say "anxiety?" I meant, "anticipation!" | | |
| 1140 | | {Friendly - Being chatty / Friendly} I was just reminiscing on the time when mum made that holotape for you, sir. | | |
| 1141 | | {Friendly, nostalgic - being chatty / Friendly} I don't think you two were ever happier than those last few months you spent together with young Shaun. | | |
| 1142 | | {Friendly - Being chatty / Friendly} I was just reminiscing on the time when sir made that holotape for you, mum. | | |
| 1143 | | {Friendly, nostalgic - being chatty / Friendly} I don't think you two were ever happier than those last few months you spent together with young Shaun. | | |
| 1144 | | {Slight despair / Worried} Sir, you've no idea how excruciating it is to see the Commonwealth in such a state. It simply sets off all my sensors as a robot butler. | | |
| 1145 | | {Slight despair / Worried} Mum, you've no idea how excruciating it is to see the Commonwealth in such a state. It simply sets off all my sensors as a robot butler. | | |
| 1146 | | {Friendly - being chatty. / Friendly} I was just running some diagnostics on the ol' internals, sir. Maintaining such a level of performance doesn't come easy, you know. | | |
| 1147 | | {Friendly - being chatty. / Friendly} I was just running some diagnostics on the ol' internals, mum. Maintaining such a level of performance doesn't come easy, you know. | | |
| 1148 | | {Thoughtful - making conversation / Thinking} Just the Commonwealth these days, sir. Never in my existence did I imagine we'd find ourselves in such a state. | | |
| 1149 | | {Sad reminiscing and thinking / Depressed} Nuclear war, the missus gone... the fate of young Shaun. How many lives were lost due to the war? It's tragic, sir. It truly is. | | |
| 1150 | | {Thoughtful - making conversation / Thinking} Just the Commonwealth these days, mum. Never in my existence did I imagine we'd find ourselves in such a state. | | |
| 1151 | | {Sad reminiscing and thinking / Depressed} Nuclear war, the hubby gone... the fate of young Shaun. How many lives were lost due to the war? It's tragic, mum. It truly is. | | |
| 1152 | | {He means the first sentence in disgust. Second sentence is sarcastic. / Sarcastic} Only that the last thing the Commonwealth needs is another villain like you. Oh, did I say that out loud? | | |
| 1153 | | {Irritated, but then happy recalling a pleasant memory - He's not happy with the player right now / Neutral} If you must know, I was recalling the day you took the missus out for a little expectant mother pampering. | | |
| 1154 | | {Starts out neutral and gets more disgusted as he goes on - dislikes the player right now. / Disgust} Afterward, she claimed she was the luckiest woman on earth. If only she knew what you're truly capable of, sir. | | |
| 1155 | | {Irritated, but then happy recalling a pleasant memory - He's not happy with the player right now / Neutral} If you must know, I was recalling the day that sir took you out for a little expectant mother pampering. | | |
| 1156 | | {Starts out neutral and gets more disgusted as he goes on - dislikes the player right now. / Disgust} He told me no one deserved better. If only he knew what you're truly capable of, mum. | | |
| 1157 | | {Irritated - Dislikes the player / Irritated} As if you truly cared. I don't see why you're wasting both our time with these questions. | | |
| 1158 | | {Sarcastic - Dislikes the player right now / Sarcastic} Oh the usual. Mostly just how excited I am to be stuck with someone who can make even the Raiders look like gentlemen. | | |
| 1159 | | {Irritated - dislikes the player / Irritated} Nothing worth sharing with the likes of you. | | |
| 1160 | | {Cautioning the player / Concerned} Do keep an eye on your radiation levels. My sensors indicate this area is quite lethal. | | |
| 1161 | | {Disappointed / Neutral} No awards for landscaping here. | | |
| 1162 | | {Worried / Concerned} The Glowing Sea is rather disorienting. Why, getting lost in here would be a death sentence. | | |
| 1163 | | {Concerned for their safety. / Concerned} I can't imagine anything the slightest bit friendly has taken up residence here. | | |
| 1164 | | {Sad over the loss of nature / Concerned} Dreadful, simply dreadful. Didn't there used to be some national parks in this area? | | |
| 1165 | | {(false jolly bravado, actually a little worried) walking through an area controlled by the brotherhood of steel, or have recently fought them.} The "Brotherhood?" More like a gang of thugs if you ask me. | | |
| 1166 | | {(a little worried - stress an ironic "clever" - as in "i shouldn't be here" ) in an area controlled by brotherhood of steel, or recently fought them.} A more clever robot would bugger off whenever the Brotherhood were out and about. | | |
| 1167 | | {(false jolly bravado, actually a little worried) walking through an area controlled by brotherhood of steel, or have recently fought them.} Tad on the obsessive side, the Brotherhood. Real type A personalities. | | |
| 1168 | | {(weakly joking, subtext "I'm worried, but trust you" - stress on "ME" ) walking through an area controlled by brotherhood or recently fought them} Sir, I trust you won't let any Brotherhood fellows salvage me for spare parts... yes? | | |
| 1169 | | {(weakly joking, subtext "I'm worried, but trust you" - stress on "ME" ) walking through an area controlled by brotherhood or recently fought them / Concerned} Mum, I trust you won't let any Brotherhood fellows salvage me for spare parts. | | |
| 1170 | | {walking through an area controlled by brotherhood of steel or have recently fought them} If only the Brotherhood cared for others as much as they cared for their technology. | | |
| 1171 | | {(jolly bravado) traveling through an area having or recently fought giant mutated insects / Disbelief} By Jove, can you imagine the size of the swatter you'd need to take on these... insects? | | |
| 1172 | | {(jolly bravado) traveling through an area having or recently fought giant mutated insects} The bugs have gotten quite large these last hundred years. | | |
| 1173 | | {(joking bravado) traveling through an area having or recently fought giant mutated insects} I miss the regular sized bugs. Those I could handle. | | |
| 1174 | | {(quite pleased with his own sense of humor)traveling through an area having or recently fought giant mutated insects} Sir, we should be on the lookout for giant cans of bug spray. You know, to deal with giant insects! Haha. | | |
| 1175 | | {(quite pleased with his own sense of humor)traveling through an area having or recently fought giant mutated insects / Amused} Mum, we should be on the lookout for giant cans of bug spray. You know, to deal with giant insects! Haha. | | |
| 1176 | | {(sincerely making a terrible joke) traveling through an area having or recently fought giant mutated insects} The wasteland bugging you? Haha. A little humor to lighten the spirits in heavy times, sir. | | |
| 1177 | | {(sincerely making a terrible joke) traveling through an area having or recently fought giant mutated insects / Amused} The wasteland bugging you? Haha. A little humor to lighten the spirits in heavy times, mum. | | |
| 1178 | | {(tsk, tsk - a sad fact) traveling through an area with Children of Atom, or recently fought them.} Children of Atom they call themselves. What terrible blasphemy. | | |
| 1179 | | {traveling through an area with Children of Atom, or recently fought them.} These "Children of Atom" are terribly misguided. | | |
| 1180 | | {(light hearted bravado) traveling through an area with Children of Atom, or recently fought them.} A right shame the looney bins have all closed down. | | |
| 1181 | | {(jolly bravado) traveling through an area with Children of Atom, or recently fought them.} My circuits are impervious to radiation. Feel free to stand behind me, sir. | | |
| 1182 | | {(jolly bravado) traveling through an area with Children of Atom, or recently fought them. / Confident} My circuits are impervious to radiation. Feel free to stand behind me, mum. | | |
| 1183 | | {traveling through an area with Children of Atom, or recently fought them.} Hope you have RadAway with you, sir. | | |
| 1184 | | {traveling through an area with Children of Atom, or recently fought them. / Concerned} Hope you have RadAway with you, mum. | | |
| 1185 | | {(worried) - traveling through an area with Deathclaws or recently fought one.Changed "hook" to "hoof". / Worried} Perhaps we best hoof it, sir? Lest we run into more Deathclaws. | | |
| 1186 | | {(worried) - traveling through an area with Deathclaws or recently fought one. / Concerned} Perhaps we best hoof it, mum? Lest we run into more Deathclaws. | | |
| 1187 | | {(covering fear with intellectual musings) - traveling through an area with Deathclaws or recently fought one.} Mirelurks and Radscorpions sure... But what fathered the Deathclaw? Iguanas? | | |
| 1188 | | {extremely nervous} Sir, I'm not sure we're safe here. | | |
| 1189 | | {extremely nervous / Nervous} Mum, I'm not sure we're safe here. | | |
| 1190 | | {(extremely nervous) a half hearted attempt at half a joke, traveling through an area with Deathclaws or recently fought one.} Do be careful, sir. Deathclaws aren't known for their docile nature. | | |
| 1191 | | {(extremely nervous) a half hearted attempt at half a joke, traveling through an area with Deathclaws or recently fought one. / Nervous} Do be careful, mum. Deathclaws aren't known for their docile nature. | | |
| 1192 | | {("deathclaws scare me") - traveling through an area with Deathclaws or recently fought one.} I don't mind saying it, sir, Deathclaws give me a bad case of collywobbles. | | |
| 1193 | | {("deathclaws scare me") - traveling through an area with Deathclaws or recently fought one. / Nervous} I don't mind saying it, mum, Deathclaws give me a bad case of collywobbles. | | |
| 1194 | | {(a sincere sentiment) - walking through an area having or recently fought Feral Ghouls.} Feral Ghouls, a sorry lot, indeed. To lose one's mind slowly like that. | | |
| 1195 | | {(with some bravado) - walking through an area having or recently fought Feral Ghouls.} Be wary of Feral Ghouls, sir. | | |
| 1196 | | {(with some bravado) - walking through an area having or recently fought Feral Ghouls. / Concerned} Be wary of Feral Ghouls, mum. | | |
| 1197 | | {(a sincere sentiment) - walking through an area having or recently fought Feral Ghouls.} One ought remember the folly of man created these Feral Ghouls. | | |
| 1198 | | {talking to cover his nervousness - walking through an area having or recently fought Feral Ghouls.} I imagine the scent of Feral Ghouls is most unpleasant. | | |
| 1199 | | {talking to cover his nervousness - walking through an area having or recently fought Feral Ghouls.} What irony that radiation heals the Feral Ghoul. | | |
| 1200 | | {bravado covering nervousness - walking through an area having or recently fought Gunners} I dare say, Gunners are scant more than Raiders with shinier toys. | | |
| 1201 | | {bravado covering nervousness - walking through an area having or recently fought Gunners} Eyes out, sir. This may be Gunner territory. | | |
| 1202 | | {bravado covering nervousness - walking through an area having or recently fought Gunners / Nervous} Eyes out, mum. This may be Gunner territory. | | |
| 1203 | | {bravado covering nervousness - walking through an area having or recently fought Gunners} Are they called "Gunners" because they fancy guns? Seems a smidge obvious. | | |
| 1204 | | {bravado covering nervousness - walking through an area having or recently fought Gunners} Gunners, little more than murderous thugs in my book. | | |
| 1205 | | {bravado covering nervousness - walking through an area having or recently fought Gunners} Gunners must make a healthy sum for all their murdering. | | |
| 1206 | | {(making a joke with bravado) walking through an area having or recently fought Mirelurks} Crab cakes for dinner, sir? | | |
| 1207 | | {(making a joke with bravado) walking through an area having or recently fought Mirelurks / Amused} Crab cakes for dinner, mum? | | |
| 1208 | | {thinking aloud - walking through an area having or recently fought Mirelurks} Mirelurks. Horrible creatures. | | |
| 1209 | | {making a terrible joke with bravado - walking through an area having or recently fought Mirelurks} Mirelurks are no stroll along the beach, eh sir? Haha. | | |
| 1210 | | {making a terrible joke with bravado - walking through an area having or recently fought Mirelurks / Amused} Mirelurks are no stroll along the beach, eh mum? Haha. | | |
| 1211 | | {(with bravado) giving advice - walking through an area having or recently fought Mirelurks} When beset by Mirelurks, clock 'em in the squishy spots. | | |
| 1212 | | Keep a look out for Mirelurks, sir. | | |
| 1213 | | {Concerned - Warning the player to be aware of danger. / Concerned} Keep a look out for Mirelurks, mum. | | |
| 1214 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought molerats} Mole Rats. Nothing more than two vicious vermin merged into one, I suppose. | | |
| 1215 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought molerats} Watch out for holes, sir. Mole Rats about. Wouldn't want to twist an ankle. | | |
| 1216 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought molerats / Concerned} Watch out for holes, mum. Mole Rats about. Wouldn't want to twist an ankle. | | |
| 1217 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought molerats} Curious creatures, Mole Rats. | | |
| 1218 | | Quite enamored with bits of shiny, the Mole Rat is. Occasionally they pilfer something useful. | | |
| 1219 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought molerats} Not your garden variety vermin. Nothing short of the saw or flame-spout will do for Mole Rats, I'm afraid. | | |
| 1220 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought Raiders} Bloody psychotic gits. If you'll pardon my French, sir. | | |
| 1221 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought Raiders / Disgust} Bloody psychotic gits. If you'll pardon my French, mum. | | |
| 1222 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought Raiders} Be on the lookout for psychopaths, sir. | | |
| 1223 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought Raiders / Concerned} Be on the lookout for psychopaths, mum. | | |
| 1224 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought Raiders} These nutters are completely off their rockers. | | |
| 1225 | | {(with bravado) walking through an area having or recently fought Raiders} Point me at the next Raider you see. I'll take out the rubbish! | | |
| 1226 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought Raiders} Bloody beastly Raiders. | | |
| 1227 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought combatant robots} There's just no accounting for poor programming, I'm afraid. | | |
| 1228 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought Raiders} Careful, sir - no telling hostile programming from friendly, I'm sad to say. Not from a distance anyway. | | |
| 1229 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought Raiders / Concerned} Careful, mum - no telling hostile programming from friendly, I'm sad to say. Not from a distance anyway. | | |
| 1230 | | {having or recently fought enemy robots} Don't blame them, sir. Some robots can't think for themselves. Rather sad really. | | |
| 1231 | | {MARK FOR RE-RECORD.having or recently fought enemy robots / Neutral} Don't blame them, mum. Some robots can't think for themselves. Rather sad really. | | |
| 1232 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought Raiders} Why humans ever programmed their creations to kill their makers, I'll never know. | | |
| 1233 | | {Warning the player - walking through an area having or recently fought Raiders / Concerned} Robots in the area, sir. Best be careful in case they aren't happy to see us. | | |
| 1234 | | {Warning the player - walking through an area having or recently fought Raiders / Concerned} Robots in the area, mum. Best be careful in case they aren't happy to see us. | | |
| 1235 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought Super Mutants} Keep eyes peeled for brutes, sir. | | |
| 1236 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought Super Mutants / Confident} Keep eyes peeled for brutes, mum. | | |
| 1237 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought Super Mutants} A troubling thought to remember that Super Mutants were created on purpose. | | |
| 1238 | | {walking through an area having or recently fought Super Mutants} Wee thinkers in over sized noggins - not often a recipe for civility. | | |
| 1239 | | {(nervous) - walking through an area having or recently fought Super Mutants} Not sure it's entirely safe here, sir. Super Mutants indiscriminately smash things they don't understand. | | |
| 1240 | | {(nervous) - walking through an area having or recently fought Super Mutants / Nervous} Not sure it's entirely safe here, mum. Super Mutants indiscriminately smash things they don't understand. | | |
| 1241 | | {(bravado masking nervousness) - walking through an area having or recently fought Super Mutants} Battling Super Mutants is no milk run, to be sure. But I suppose it is a bit exciting, now isn't it? | | |
| 1242 | | {Curious and thoughtful - Walking through an area having recently fought Synths. / Thinking} Imagine the good these synths could do if only programmed with the inclination. | | |
| 1243 | | {Nervous - Walking through an area having recently fought synths. / Nervous} There's something unnerving about synths. You never know if one's going to spring to life. | | |
| 1244 | | {Sympathetic at first, then more defiant, with attitude - Walking through an area having recently fought synths. / Thinking} I almost feel sorry for synths. Institute fodder, really... But try to kill me, and I'm afraid sympathy goes right o | | |
| 1245 | | {Slight disgust - Walking through an area having recently fought Synths. / Neutral} The Institute sure is frivolous with their toys. | | |
| 1246 | | {Concerned, warning the player - Having recently fought Synths. / Concerned} Careful not to trip over any loose parts, sir. | | |
| 1247 | | {Concerned, warning the player - Having recently fought Synths. / Concerned} Careful not to trip over any loose parts, mum. | | |
| 1248 | | {(wistful memory, then remembering player's spouse was recently murdered) -- walking through an airport} I remember eagerly waiting at the airport with the misses on your return from your tour of duty. Forget I mentioned it. Terribly insensi | | |
| 1249 | | {(wistful memory, then remembering player's spouse was recently murdered) -- walking through an airport[MINOR EDIT - Forgot to check the box :(] / Happy} I remember eagerly waiting at the airport with sir on your return from overseas. Oh! I. | | |
| 1250 | | {walking through an airport} We might be able to nick things of use if we can find any luggage lying about. | | |
| 1251 | | {("donkey's years" - in a very long time) walking through an airport} My, my... I haven't seen a plane in donkey's years. Funny how one forgets about such things. | | |
| 1252 | | {walking through an airport} Careful of radiation near any plane debris, sir. | | |
| 1253 | | {Warning the player - walking through an airport / Concerned} Careful of radiation near any plane debris, mum. | | |
| 1254 | | {(reliving dark days) walking through an airport} I suspect a fair number were lost here, trying to escape the bombs. | | |
| 1255 | | {(joking - "want to get drunk sir?") - walking through the ruins of a brewery} Fancy getting lashed, sir? | | |
| 1256 | | {(joking - "want to get drunk mum?") - walking through the ruins of a brewery / Question} Fancy getting lashed, mum? | | |
| 1257 | | {walking through the ruins of a brewery} Not much left. A shame. My mixed drink subroutines are top notch, if I do say so myself. | | |
| 1258 | | {walking through the ruins of a brewery} One of the joys of top shelf taste receptors is getting the flavor without the hang over! | | |
| 1259 | | {(light hearted) walking through ruins of brewery} Alcohol is one of the few things to survive the end of the world. | | |
| 1260 | | {(musing what it'd be like to get drunk) walking through ruins of a brewery} I sometimes wonder what'd it be like to get rightfully pissed. I suspect a bit like getting a fresh oil infusion. | | |
| 1261 | | {walking through a cave} I do hope nothing important rusts while we're down here. | | |
| 1262 | | {(anxious) walking through a cave} All manner of nasty creatures might call this place home. | | |
| 1263 | | {(trying to be enthused) walking through a cave} Fancying a bit of spelunking, are we, sir? | | |
| 1264 | | {(trying to be enthused) walking through a cave / Question} Fancying a bit of spelunking, are we, mum? | | |
| 1265 | | {walking through a cave} Can't say I'm entirely enthused by this particular detour. | | |
| 1266 | | {("I hope this isn't one of them" under his breath) - walking through a cave} Some caves meander on for miles. I hope this isn't one of them. | | |
| 1267 | | {(slightly condescending) walking through an encampment, shack, etc.} Is this a permanent residence, do you suppose? | | |
| 1268 | | {(slightly condescending)} I guess it's a home. Not sure I'd want to live here. | | |
| 1269 | | {walking through an encampment, shack, etc.} How many people are living here I wonder... | | |
| 1270 | | {(as in "in case someone returns") walking through an encampment, shack, etc.} Perhaps we shouldn't linger, sir. | | |
| 1271 | | {(as in "in case someone returns") walking through an encampment, shack, etc. / Concerned} Perhaps we shouldn't linger, mum. | | |
| 1272 | | {(slightly condescending) walking through an encampment, shack, etc.} Not exactly a domestic abode, now is it? | | |
| 1273 | | {walking through an old rusting factory} I'm more than a little uncertain about the structural integrity of this place. | | |
| 1274 | | {walking through an old rusting factory} Caution, sir. Might be creatures or cretins hiding in the shadows. | | |
| 1275 | | {Words of Caution 0 walking through an old rusting factory / Concerned} Caution, mum. Might be creatures or cretins hiding in the shadows. | | |
| 1276 | | {walking through an old rusting factory} Once a symbol of progress. Now just a rusty tomb for worn out machines. | | |
| 1277 | | {walking through an old rusting factory} Hope your tetanus shots are up to date, sir. | | |
| 1278 | | {Slightly amused with himself - walking through an old rusting factory / Amused} Hope your tetanus shots are up to date, mum. | | |
| 1279 | | {walking through an old rusting factory} We ought rummage about for useful odds and ends. | | |
| 1280 | | {wandering around the ruins of a hospital} We ought to putter around a moment. Could be medicine stashed somewhere around here. | | |
| 1281 | | {wandering around the ruins of a hospital} I'm glad I'm without superstition subroutines. This place would be rather spooky I'd imagine. | | |
| 1282 | | {(musing) wandering around the ruins of a hospital} I've an unfinished "Sawbones" subroutine buried in some commented out prototype code. I wonder if it'd work. | | |
| 1283 | | {wandering around the ruins of a hospital} With luck we'll find a cache of Stimpaks. Can't have too many of those, eh sir? | | |
| 1284 | | {wandering around the ruins of a hospital / Happy} With luck we'll find a cache of Stimpaks. Can't have too many of those, eh mum? | | |
| 1285 | | {wandering around the ruins of a hospital} There's fewer skeletons than I'd expect to find here. Hmm... there's a thought best left unfinished. | | |
| 1286 | | {walking around the ruins of a laboratory} I find myself rather intrigued by science. | | |
| 1287 | | {wandering around the ruins of a laboratory} There's often an abundance of clipboards found in places like this. | | |
| 1288 | | {wandering around the ruins of a laboratory} Chemistry. Biology. Super Science! It's all rather exciting, isn't it? | | |
| 1289 | | {(a fascinating but dark thought) - wandering around the ruins of a laboratory} I suspect the end of the world was likely conceived in a laboratory much like this. | | |
| 1290 | | {wandering around the ruins of a laboratory} Chemicals. A double edged sword, eh sir? Can boost one's natural capacities, but also turn one into a psychopathic murderer. | | |
| 1291 | | {Matter of fact. wandering around the ruins of a laboratory / Neutral} Chemicals. A double edged sword, eh mum? Can boost one's natural capacities, but also turn one into a psychopathic murderer. | | |
| 1292 | | {(making a joke) walking through ruins of a subway tunnel} Mind the gap. | | |
| 1293 | | {(making a joke) walking through ruins of a subway tunnel} I wonder how many people were trapped in the tunnels when the bombs fell. Must have been frightful. | | |
| 1294 | | {walking through ruins of a subway tunnel} No telling who or what calls this place home. | | |
| 1295 | | {(would much rather be somewhere else) walking through ruins of a subway tunnel} I trust we won't be staying here for long, sir? | | |
| 1296 | | {(would much rather be somewhere else) walking through ruins of a subway tunnel / Nervous} I trust we won't be staying here for long, mum? | | |
| 1297 | | {(wistful) walking through ruins of a subway tunnel} I've never ridden a tram, I don't suppose I ever shall. | | |
| 1298 | | {walking through ruins of a military installation} Likely to find something useful here, of the violent variety. | | |
| 1299 | | {walking through ruins of a military installation} With luck we'll find a cache of ammunition. | | |
| 1300 | | {(wistfully recalling Humpty Dumpty nursery rhyme) walking through ruins of a military installation} All the king's horses and all the king's men... | | |
| 1301 | | {walking through ruins of a military installation} With a spot of luck, we should be able to nick something of use. | | |
| 1302 | | {(wistfully) walking through ruins of a military installation} They say to die for one's country is the greatest sacrifice. It's the ones left behind that bear the biggest burden, I should think. | | |
| 1303 | | {walking through the ruins of a monument} We learn history lest it repeat itself. | | |
| 1304 | | {walking through the ruins of a monument} To what deeds will monuments be erected now? | | |
| 1305 | | {walking through the ruins of a monument} Monuments are erected to heroes and great victories. Perhaps it's tyrants and our mistakes we should remember most. | | |
| 1306 | | {Thoughtful and slightly sad - walking through the ruins of a monument / Somber} Curious how long it will be before the purpose of the few remaining monuments is lost altogether. | | |
| 1307 | | {Thoughtful and slightly sad - walking through the ruins of a monument / Somber} I fear so much history will soon be forgotten. | | |
| 1308 | | {walking through ruins of an office} I wonder what the talk around the water cooler was on the day before the bombs dropped. | | |
| 1309 | | {walking through ruins of an office building} It's been over 200 years since I heard a telephone ring. | | |
| 1310 | | {(wistful) walking through ruins of an office building} How important what they were doing must have seemed at the time. Now, only faint shadows remain. | | |
| 1311 | | {walking through ruins of an office building} A small solace people working here were most likely at home with their families when the world ended. | | |
| 1312 | | {walking through ruins of an office building} Not much use left to items in desk drawers now, is there? | | |
| 1313 | | {walking through ruins of a park} How many families were enjoying a weekend holiday when the bombs fell? | | |
| 1314 | | {walking through ruins of a park} How I miss family trips to the park. | | |
| 1315 | | {Hopeful - walking through ruins of a park / Happy} Perhaps one day, this park will be put back to good use. | | |
| 1316 | | {Slightly disturbed - walking through ruins of a park / Neutral} Something so eerie about an abandoned park. As if you can hear echoes of children playing. | | |
| 1317 | | {(trying to be jovial) walking through ruins of a park} Fancy a picnic, sir? | | |
| 1318 | | {(trying to be jovial) walking through ruins of a park / Friendly} Fancy a picnic, mum? | | |
| 1319 | | {walking through ruins of quarry} What were they mining here? | | |
| 1320 | | {walking through ruins of quarry} This crater took years to open. Those left by the bombs took seconds. | | |
| 1321 | | {walking through ruins of quarry} Did I ever mention I'm afraid of heights? | | |
| 1322 | | {(nervous) walking through ruins of quarry} My word... that's a long way to fall. | | |
| 1323 | | {walking through ruins of quarry} To think all this would have to be done with shovels and pickaxes now. | | |
| 1324 | | {(sarcastically) walking through ruins of town} What a lovely neighborhood. | | |
| 1325 | | {walking through ruins of town} Perhaps we ought to take a gander in one of these buildings. | | |
| 1326 | | {walking through ruins of town} Simple rot and lack of good groundskeeping has done this place in more than any bomb. | | |
| 1327 | | {walking through ruins of town} Might be worth poking our beaks in some of these buildings. | | |
| 1328 | | {(playfully sarcastic) walking through ruins of town} Well, if this isn't a fine and dandy town. | | |
| 1329 | | {walking through ruins of an urban area} This place is still largely standing. | | |
| 1330 | | {walking through ruins of an urban area} Steel and concrete, and still standing. | | |
| 1331 | | {walking through ruins of an urban area} Careful, sir. Never know who or what might pop out from around the corner. | | |
| 1332 | | {walking through ruins of an urban area} Blimey what a little rain, wind, and weed will do to a place. | | |
| 1333 | | {(attempt at being lighthearted) walking through ruins of an urban area} More than a few potholes around here. | | |
| 1334 | | {walking through ruins of a rusty salvage yard} One man's junk is another man's treasure. | | |
| 1335 | | {walking through ruins of a rusty salvage yard} When I go, promise you'll do something more fitting than toss me in one of these places. | | |
| 1336 | | {walking through ruins of a rusty salvage yard} It's unlikely there will be anything in this rubbish. But I suppose it wouldn't hurt to look around. | | |
| 1337 | | {Making an observation - walking through ruins of a rusty salvage yard / Neutral} Almost hard to tell the difference between a salvage yard and a town these days. | | |
| 1338 | | {A little disturbed - walking through ruins of a rusty salvage yard / Somber} There's something quite morbid about a salvage yard. I suppose it's more of a... graveyard to someone like me. | | |
| 1339 | | {walking through ruins of a school} Poor babies. At least they were home with their parents. | | |
| 1340 | | {walking through ruins of a school} I often imagined young Shaun attending school in the Vault. | | |
| 1341 | | {(wistful) walking through ruins of a school} I was looking forward to Halloween and being visited by young Trick-or-Treaters before... it happened. | | |
| 1342 | | {walking through ruins of a school} It's a shame that there are no Child-Handies. I think I'd rather enjoy being some tot's father. | | |
| 1343 | | {Curious - walking through ruins of a school / Thinking} I wonder what the history lessons of today are like. | | |
| 1344 | | {(jokingly) walking through ruins of a ship} Ship ahoy! | | |
| 1345 | | {(humorously impersonating a pirate - badly) walking through ruins of a ship} Yaaargh, matey! Perchance we find a chest of dabloons! | | |
| 1346 | | {walking through ruins of a ship} Wonder how the lads at sea fared and what they thought when they returned. | | |
| 1347 | | {walking through ruins of a ship} I'm not sure this ship is exactly seaworthy. | | |
| 1348 | | {Thoughtful - walking through ruins of a ship / Thinking} Ships seem little more than curiosities and homes these days. I wonder if they'll ever regain their former glory. | | |
| 1349 | | {walking through ruins of a skyscrapper} I've mentioned I'm not a fan of heights? | | |
| 1350 | | {walking through ruins of a skyscraper} I say, it's a miracle this old tower is still standing. | | |
| 1351 | | {walking through ruins of a skyscraper} It's a bit of a stroll all the way to the top. | | |
| 1352 | | {walking through ruins of a skyscraper} It's stood this long, what are the chances of it falling now? | | |
| 1353 | | {walking through ruins of a skyscraper} Lots of floors for who-knows-what to be living in. | | |
| 1354 | | {walking through ruins of a store} Bits of odds and ends. Might find something of use bobbing around in here. | | |
| 1355 | | {walking through ruins of a store} We should turn this place over. Might find something of use. | | |
| 1356 | | {walking through ruins of a store} It took awhile for the looting to start. Was frightfully quiet in those early days. | | |
| 1357 | | {Nostalgic - walking through ruins of a store / Neutral} I do miss the hustle and bustle of a good shopping spree. | | |
| 1358 | | {(jokingly) walking through ruins of a store} Fancy a bit of shopping, sir? | | |
| 1359 | | {(jokingly) walking through ruins of a store / Question} Fancy a bit of shopping, mum? | | |
| 1360 | | {walking through ruins of tunnel / underground area} I do hope this leads us somewhere. | | |
| 1361 | | {(would much rather be elsewhere) walking through ruins of tunnel / underground area} Do we expect to be here long, sir? | | |
| 1362 | | {(would much rather be elsewhere) walking through ruins of tunnel / underground area / Neutral} Do we expect to be here long, mum? | | |
| 1363 | | {walking through ruins of tunnel / underground area} These underground areas were the poor man's Vault. Not sure who had the better of it. | | |
| 1364 | | {walking through ruins of tunnel / underground area} Perhaps we shouldn't dawdle, sir. | | |
| 1365 | | {Slightly Nervous - walking through ruins of tunnel / underground area / Neutral} Perhaps we shouldn't dawdle, mum. | | |
| 1366 | | {(stress "suppose" as in, it'd be a miracle) walking through ruins of tunnel / underground area} I suppose it's possible there's something of use down here. | | |
| 1367 | | {Matter of fact - Walking in/near a sewage area. / Neutral} My olfactory sensors are picking up quite a strong odor. | | |
| 1368 | | {Slightly disgusted - Walking in/near a sewage area. / Neutral} I can't imagine we'll find anything... pleasant in here. | | |
| 1369 | | {Slightly disgusted - Walking in/near a sewage area. / Neutral} I wonder what sort of creatures would call this place home. | | |
| 1370 | | {Slightly disgusted, rather be anywhere else - Walking in/near a sewage area. / Neutral} Sir, isn't there somewhere else you'd rather be? A park perhaps? Or generally anywhere else but here? | | |
| 1371 | | {Slightly disgusted, rather be anywhere else - Walking in/near a sewage area. / Neutral} Mum, isn't there somewhere else you'd rather be? A park perhaps? Or generally anywhere else but here? | | |
| 1372 | | {Slightly disgusted - Walking in/near a sewage area. / Neutral} Sir, please tell me we won't be here long. | | |
| 1373 | | {Slightly disgusted - Walking in/near a sewage area. / Neutral} Mum, please tell me we won't be here long. | | |
| 1374 | | {walking through a vault} I always imagined life in the vault as more... I don't know, cheery? | | |
| 1375 | | {walking through a vault} Rather sterile, isn't it? | | |
| 1376 | | {walking through a vault} The layout and decorating's a tad bit on the repetitive side. | | |
| 1377 | | {(cheerily) walking through a vault} There's bound to be good ransacking to be had here, eh sir? | | |
| 1378 | | {(cheerily) walking through a vault / Neutral} There's bound to be good ransacking to be had here, eh mum? | | |
| 1379 | | {(sharing a disturbing rumor) walking through a vault} I've heard all these places were doing... experiments. Some more ghastly than others. | | |
| 1380 | | {walking through ruins of a warehouse} Something to be had in one of these rooms no doubt. | | |
| 1381 | | {walking through ruins of a warehouse} I'm willing to bet goodies are piled up in this warehouse somewhere. | | |
| 1382 | | {walking through ruins of a warehouse} Is this warehouse holding more beauties or more beasties? | | |
| 1383 | | {walking through ruins of a warehouse} Must be something useful here amongst all this rubbish. | | |
| 1384 | | {walking through ruins of a warehouse} We should give this place a good once over. | | |
| 1385 | | {walking along a waterfront} Water and robotics don't exactly mix well. | | |
| 1386 | | {walking along a waterfront} I hope you aren't planning on taking me swimming, sir. | | |
| 1387 | | {walking along a waterfront / Concerned} I hope you aren't planning on taking me swimming, mum. | | |
| 1388 | | {walking along a waterfront} The pond is bigger now isn't it. I don't suppose anyone will ever see the other side of it again. | | |
| 1389 | | {Curious - walking along a waterfront / Question} I wonder how much life is left in the ol' oceans these days. | | |
| 1390 | | {(half joke, half sad comment) walking along a waterfront} Not exactly a day at the beach, is it, sir? | | |
| 1391 | | {(half joke, half sad comment) walking along a waterfront / Friendly} Not exactly a day at the beach, is it, mum? | | |
| 1392 | | {with great affection } Even at the worst of times. Things aren't so bad when you're around, sir. | | |
| 1393 | | {with great affection / Happy} Even at the worst of times. Things aren't so bad when you're around, mum. | | |
| 1394 | | {exceedingly pleased} Quite an adventure we're on! | | |
| 1395 | | {with great affection } I'm glad to be with you, sir. | | |
| 1396 | | {with great affection / Happy} I'm glad to be with you, mum. | | |
| 1397 | | There's hope after all. | | |
| 1398 | | {with great affection } I'm so glad to be off adventuring with you, sir. | | |
| 1399 | | {with great affection / Happy} I'm so glad to be off adventuring with you, mum. | | |
| 1400 | | {with great affection } To think I waited 200 years for you to come out of that Vault, and you did! | | |
| 1401 | | {exceedingly pleased} Things aren't so bad, are they? | | |
| 1402 | | {with great affection } We make a good team, don't we, sir? | | |
| 1403 | | {with great affection / Happy} We make a good team, don't we, mum? | | |
| 1404 | | {with great affection and conviction} I won't let anything hurt you, sir. You can count on me! | | |
| 1405 | | {with great affection and conviction / Happy} I won't let anything hurt you, mum. You can count on me! | | |
| 1406 | | {with a great smile} The end of the world is more like a new beginning, eh sir? | | |
| 1407 | | {with a great smile / Happy} The end of the world is more like a new beginning, eh mum? | | |
| 1408 | | {sincere, glad} I live to serve, sir. | | |
| 1409 | | {sincere, glad / Happy} I live to serve, mum. | | |
| 1410 | | {sincere, glad} I won't let you down, sir. | | |
| 1411 | | {sincere, glad / Happy} I won't let you down, mum. | | |
| 1412 | | {sincere, glad} I'm glad you're here. | | |
| 1413 | | {sincere, glad} Right as rain, sir. | | |
| 1414 | | {sincere, glad / Happy} Right as rain, mum. | | |
| 1415 | | {sincere, glad} Tally ho! | | |
| 1416 | | {whistling a happy tune - sincere, glad} *Whistling* | | |
| 1417 | | {humming a happy made up ditty - sincere, glad} *Humming* | | |
| 1418 | | {sincere, glad} Nothing we can't handle, eh sir? | | |
| 1419 | | {sincere, glad / Happy} Nothing we can't handle, eh mum? | | |
| 1420 | | {matter of fact, obediently "happy"} You're a real font of stick-to-it, sir. I'm glad to be right here with you through it all. | | |
| 1421 | | {matter of fact, obediently "happy" / Neutral} You're a real font of stick-to-it, mum. I'm glad to be right here with you through it all. | | |
| 1422 | | {matter of fact, obediently "happy"} I live to serve... sir. | | |
| 1423 | | {matter of fact, obediently "happy" / Neutral} I live to serve... mum. | | |
| 1424 | | {matter of fact, obediently "happy"} Not tiring of this, sir. Not one bit. | | |
| 1425 | | {matter of fact, obediently "happy" / Neutral} Not tiring of this, mum. Not one bit. | | |
| 1426 | | {matter of fact, obediently "happy" - but angling for something else} You sure there isn't something else you'd rather I be doing, sir? | | |
| 1427 | | {matter of fact, obediently "happy" - but angling for something else / Neutral} You sure there isn't something else you'd rather I be doing, mum? | | |
| 1428 | | {aggressively sarcastic, not trying to hide it. Would rather be doing anything else with anyone else.} I live to serve, sir. | | |
| 1429 | | {aggressively sarcastic, not trying to hide it. Would rather be doing anything else with anyone else. / Sarcastic} I live to serve, mum. | | |
| 1430 | | {aggressively sarcastic, not trying to hide it. Would rather be doing anything else with anyone else.} This is all so terribly exciting. | | |
| 1431 | | {aggressively sarcastic, not trying to hide it. Would rather be doing anything else with anyone else.} And to think I could be off somewhere dusting or weeding. | | |
| 1432 | | {aggressively sarcastic, not trying to hide it. Would rather be doing anything else with anyone else.} Oh, what fun! Traipsing hither and thither. | | |
| 1433 | | {aggressively sarcastic, not trying to hide it. Would rather be doing anything else with anyone else.} Don't you worry about me, sir. About what I might rather be doing. Don't worry about it one jot or tittle. | | |
| 1434 | | {aggressively sarcastic, not trying to hide it. Would rather be doing anything else with anyone else. / Sarcastic} Don't you worry about me, mum. About what I might rather be doing. Don't worry about it one jot or tittle. | | |
| 1435 | | {aggressively sarcastic, not trying to hide it. Would rather be doing anything else with anyone else.} Not to worry, sir. Things are going smashingly. | | |
| 1436 | | {aggressively sarcastic, not trying to hide it. Would rather be doing anything else with anyone else. / Sarcastic} Not to worry, mum. Things are going smashingly. | | |
| 1437 | | {aggressively sarcastic, not trying to hide it. Would rather be doing anything else with anyone else.} To think there's no-one else you'd rather take with you? How lucky I am. | | |
| 1438 | | {aggressively sarcastic, not trying to hide it. Would rather be doing anything else with anyone else.} This isn't tedious at all. No, sir. Not at all. | | |
| 1439 | | {aggressively sarcastic, not trying to hide it. Would rather be doing anything else with anyone else. / Sarcastic} This isn't tedious at all. No, mum. Not at all. | | |
| 1440 | | {aggressively sarcastic, not trying to hide it. Would rather be doing anything else with anyone else.} Taking me on your adventure. Brilliant idea, sir. Fabulous. Really. | | |
| 1441 | | {aggressively sarcastic, not trying to hide it. Would rather be doing anything else with anyone else. / Sarcastic} Taking me on your adventure. Brilliant idea, mum. Fabulous. Really. | | |
| 1442 | | {aggressively sarcastic, not trying to hide it. Would rather be doing anything else with anyone else.} Splendid! | | |
| 1443 | | {Highly irritated - Hates the player / Irritated} To think I actually respected you. | | |
| 1444 | | {Highly irritated - Hates the player / Irritated} I'm not sure who I'm disappointed in most. You... or me, for believing in you. | | |
| 1445 | | {Highly irritated - Hates the player / Irritated} If only you'd never graced the Commonwealth with your presence. We'd all be better for it. | | |
| 1446 | | {Highly irritated - Hates the player / Irritated} It's hard to determine what's worse: Raiders, Super Mutants... or you. | | |
| 1447 | | {Highly irritated - Hates the player / Irritated} It's people like you that keep ruining this world for everyone else. | | |
| 1448 | | {Highly irritated - Hates the player / Irritated} If only you'd never left that Vault. The Commonwealth would have one less villain. | | |
| 1449 | | {Highly irritated - Hates the player / Irritated} Believe me when I say, I wish nothing more than to erase my memory of you entirely... but then I'd hate to make the same mistake twice. | | |
| 1450 | | {Highly irritated - Hates the player / Irritated} Just when I start to think the day is going well, I realize I'm still stuck here... with you. | | |
| 1451 | | {Highly irritated - Hates the player / Irritated} Can we please wrap up whatever it is you're doing? The sooner you have no need of me, the better. | | |
| 1452 | | {Highly irritated - Hates the player - "Ugh" can be any disgusted noise. / Disgust} Ugh. The company I keep. | | |
| 1453 | | {Irritated with the weather and dislikes water. / Irritated} Just thinking how wonderful it'd be to get out of this infernal rain. | | |
| 1454 | | {Impressed with the sunrise / Impressed} Mother Nature never ceases to amaze... Through all the post war devastation, the sunrise is still quite impressive. | | |
| 1455 | | {matter of fact, obediently "happy"} Yes, well, isn't this all very exciting. | | |
| 1456 | | {matter of fact, obediently "happy" - but angling for something else} Are you sure there isn't someone more suited to all this? | | |
| 1457 | | {matter of fact, obediently "happy"} Ahem. | | |
| 1458 | | {matter of fact, obediently "happy"} Well, well, well. | | |
| 1459 | | {matter of fact, obediently "happy" - but angling for something else} Are you certain I'm the man for the job, sir? | | |
| 1460 | | {matter of fact, obediently "happy" - but angling for something else / Neutral} Are you certain I'm the man for the job, mum? | | |
| 1461 | | {whistling in a bored, listless manner} *Whistling* | | |
| 1462 | | {singing a made up melody, clearly bored} La-di-da-di-da... | | |
| 1463 | | {sincere, glad} Beats doing housework. | | |
| 1464 | | {sincere, glad} This is all much more exciting than domestic life I assure you! | | |
| 1465 | | {said after player takes too much loot and is over encumbered} Gathered a little more than we can carry, did we, sir? | | |
| 1466 | | {said after player takes too much loot and is over encumbered / Amused} Gathered a little more than we can carry, did we, mum? | | |
| 1467 | | {said after player takes too much loot and is over encumbered} Pockets able to carry more than you, eh? | | |
| 1468 | | {said after player takes too much loot and is over encumbered} Surely you can put some of that down? | | |
| 1469 | | {said after player takes too much loot and is over encumbered} Best to finally choose which of that load to drop. | | |
| 1470 | | {said after player takes too much loot and is over encumbered} Having a problem letting go? | | |
| 1471 | | {said while player is walking around naked} Sir, I'd be remiss were I not to inform you of your bare-cheekedness. | | |
| 1472 | | {said while player is walking around naked / Neutral} Mum, I'd be remiss were I not to inform you of your bare-cheekedness. | | |
| 1473 | | {said while player is walking around naked} Um... sir? You're bearing all to the world, and then some. | | |
| 1474 | | {said while player is walking around naked / Puzzled} Um... mum? You're bearing all to the world, and then some. | | |
| 1475 | | {said while player is walking around naked} I dare say, you're leaving little to the imagination. | | |
| 1476 | | {said while player is walking around naked} I know the world has ended, but certainly we ought to strive for a little common decency. | | |
| 1477 | | {(a joke. bare minimum being a play on bare nakedness) said while player is walking around naked} Wearing the bare minimum I see. Aha. But seriously, sir. Put on some pants at the very least. | | |
| 1478 | | {(a joke. bare minimum being a play on bare nakedness) said while player is walking around naked / Amused} Wearing the bare minimum I see. Aha. But seriously, mum. Put on some pants at the very least. | | |
| 1479 | | {said after player builds something at a workbench, cooks food, or makes chems} Very clever! | | |
| 1480 | | {(making a joke... since he's a "Mr. Handy") said after player builds something at a workbench, cooks food, or makes chems} You're very handy, sir. And I should know. Aha. | | |
| 1481 | | {(making a joke... since he's a "Mr. Handy") said after player builds something at a workbench, cooks food, or makes chems / Neutral} You're very handy, mum. And I should know. Aha. | | |
| 1482 | | {said after player builds something at a workbench, cooks food, or makes chems} Well done. | | |
| 1483 | | {said after player builds something at a workbench, cooks food, or makes chems} A round of applause, sir. | | |
| 1484 | | {said after player builds something at a workbench, cooks food, or makes chems / Neutral} A round of applause, mum. | | |
| 1485 | | {said after player builds something at a workbench, cooks food, or makes chems} Look at that! | | |
| 1486 | | {Said after player triggers a mine or trap to go off.} Whoopsie! | | |
| 1487 | | {Said after player triggers a mine or trap to go off.} Feeling a bit clumsy today? | | |
| 1488 | | {Said after player triggers a mine or trap to go off.} Well, that was unfortunate, now wasn't it? | | |
| 1489 | | {Said after player triggers a mine or trap to go off.} It's times like these I'm glad I don't have legs. | | |
| 1490 | | {Said after player triggers a mine or trap to go off.} Are we having a spot of trouble avoiding exploding ourselves? | | |
| 1491 | | {said after player starts swimming} May I remind, sir, that robots and water don't exactly get along famously? | | |
| 1492 | | {said after player starts swimming / Neutral} May I remind, mum, that robots and water don't exactly get along famously? | | |
| 1493 | | {said after player starts swimming} Dare I say, I've made it 200 years without a speck of rust by strict and careful routine. And swimming was not part of it. | | |
| 1494 | | {said after player starts swimming} Robots do not prefer to swim, I'm afraid. | | |
| 1495 | | {said after player starts swimming} Water... well, I suppose you only live once, eh? | | |
| 1496 | | {said after player starts swimming} I trust you don't expect me to follow you in there... Oh bother. Here goes nothing... | | |
| 1497 | | {(second sentence said under breath) said after player starts swimming} I'm afraid I don't have a swimsuit, sir. You know, because robots don't go under water. | | |
| 1498 | | {(second sentence said under breath) said after player starts swimming / Neutral} I'm afraid I don't have a swimsuit, mum. You know, because robots don't go under water. | | |
| 1499 | | {(disapprovingly) player pick pockets someone} Come now, sir! Surely we are above petty pickpocketry. | | |
| 1500 | | {(disapprovingly) player pick pockets someone / Disgust} Come now, mum! Surely we are above petty pickpocketry. | | |
| 1501 | | {(disapprovingly) player pick pockets someone} I'm terribly shocked and don't know what to say. | | |
| 1502 | | {(disapprovingly) player pick pockets someone} I see, sir. Other people's pockets are simply an irresistible draw? | | |
| 1503 | | {(disapprovingly) player pick pockets someone / Disgust} I see, mum. Other people's pockets are simply an irresistible draw? | | |
| 1504 | | {(disapprovingly) player pick pockets someone} Really now. | | |
| 1505 | | {(disapprovingly) player pick pockets someone} Sir, I can't condone such activities. Not in good conscience anyway. | | |
| 1506 | | {(disapprovingly) player pick pockets someone / Disgust} Mum, I can't condone such activities. Not in good conscience anyway. | | |
| 1507 | | {(disapproving) said after player steals.} Small case of the sticky fingers? ...sir. | | |
| 1508 | | {(disapproving) said after player steals. / Disgust} Small case of the sticky fingers? ...mum. | | |
| 1509 | | {(disapproving) said after player steals.} Abandoning the high road this time, are we? | | |
| 1510 | | {(disapproving) said after player steals.} Forgot right from wrong, did we? Temporarily, of course. | | |
| 1511 | | {(disapproving) said after player steals.} I'm sure we could have done without, or found some other way of acquiring that. | | |
| 1512 | | {(disapproving) said after player steals.} I would have thought we were above that sort of thing. | | |
| 1513 | | {(disapprovingly) said after player tries to haggle/convince/cajole more from someone else in dialogue} Really put the screws to 'em there, sir. | | |
| 1514 | | {(disapprovingly) said after player tries to haggle/convince/cajole more from someone else in dialogue / Disgust} Really put the screws to 'em there, mum. | | |
| 1515 | | {(disapprovingly) said after player tries to haggle/convince/cajole more from someone else in dialogue} Worried about developing a reputation as a push-over, are we, sir? | | |
| 1516 | | {(disapprovingly) said after player tries to haggle/convince/cajole more from someone else in dialogue / Disgust} Worried about developing a reputation as a push-over, are we, mum? | | |
| 1517 | | {(disapprovingly) said after player tries to haggle/convince/cajole more from someone else in dialogue} Nothing quite like a good shake down. | | |
| 1518 | | {(disapprovingly) said after player tries to haggle/convince/cajole more from someone else in dialogue} Not feeling in the charitable mood? | | |
| 1519 | | {(disapprovingly) said after player tries to haggle/convince/cajole more from someone else in dialogue} Not sure that was entirely necessary, we could have done with less. | | |
| 1520 | | {said after player receives a reward for doing something} I'm sure we'll put that to good use. | | |
| 1521 | | {said after player receives a reward for doing something} That should come in handy. | | |
| 1522 | | {said after player receives a reward for doing something} Might I suggest we save that for a rainy day? | | |
| 1523 | | {said after player receives a reward for doing something} Well done. | | |
| 1524 | | {said after player receives a reward for doing something} That'll be useful. | | |
| 1525 | | {said after player reads a skill book (which makes the player better at something)} You're looking smarter already, sir. | | |
| 1526 | | {said after player reads a skill book (which makes the player better at something) / Happy} You're looking smarter already, mum. | | |
| 1527 | | {said after player reads a skill book (which makes the player better at something)} Good read? | | |
| 1528 | | {said after player reads a skill book (which makes the player better at something)} Glad to see you still fancy intellectual pursuits. | | |
| 1529 | | {said after player reads a skill book (which makes the player better at something)} Taking the brain out for a stroll? | | |
| 1530 | | {said after player reads a skill book (which makes the player better at something)} I'm surprised to see anyone reading a book anymore. | | |
| 1531 | | {said after player is exhibiting signs of radiation poisoning} Sir... you don't look so good. | | |
| 1532 | | {said after player is exhibiting signs of radiation poisoning / Concerned} Mum... you don't look so good. | | |
| 1533 | | {said after player is exhibiting signs of radiation poisoning} Sir, I believe you may have radiation poisoning. We should seek medical attention. | | |
| 1534 | | {said after player is exhibiting signs of radiation poisoning / Concerned} Mum, I believe you may have radiation poisoning. We should seek medical attention. | | |
| 1535 | | {said after player is exhibiting signs of radiation poisoning} You're looking a little pale, sir. | | |
| 1536 | | {said after player is exhibiting signs of radiation poisoning / Concerned} You're looking a little pale, mum. | | |
| 1537 | | {said after player is exhibiting signs of radiation poisoning} Little worse for wear there. | | |
| 1538 | | {said after player is exhibiting signs of radiation poisoning} Have you considered seeking professional medical assistance? | | |
| 1539 | | {(concerned) said when player is taking radiation damage} Sir, sensors indicate the presence of radiation. | | |
| 1540 | | {(concerned) said when player is taking radiation damage / Concerned} Mum, sensors indicate the presence of radiation. | | |
| 1541 | | {(concerned) said when player is taking radiation damage} Mind the Geiger counter. | | |
| 1542 | | {(concerned) said when player is taking radiation damage} Radiation, sir. | | |
| 1543 | | {(concerned) said when player is taking radiation damage / Concerned} Radiation, mum. | | |
| 1544 | | {(concerned) said when player is taking radiation damage} Caution. Radiation. | | |
| 1545 | | {(concerned) said when player is taking radiation damage} Picking up high levels of radioactivity. | | |
| 1546 | | {player's leg is crippled (likely during combat)} Can you stay on your feet, sir? | | |
| 1547 | | {player's leg is crippled (likely during combat) / Concerned} Can you stay on your feet, mum? | | |
| 1548 | | {player's leg is crippled (likely during combat)} Sir, your leg! I'm not sure it's supposed to bend that direction. | | |
| 1549 | | {player's leg is crippled (likely during combat) / Concerned} Mum, your leg! I'm not sure it's supposed to bend that direction. | | |
| 1550 | | {player's leg is crippled (likely during combat)} Got your leg bad. | | |
| 1551 | | {player's leg is crippled (likely during combat)} Hang in there, sir! | | |
| 1552 | | {player's leg is crippled (likely during combat) / Concerned} Hang in there, mum! | | |
| 1553 | | {player's leg is crippled (likely during combat)} Keep fighting! We'll make it out of this! | | |
| 1554 | | {player's head is crippled (likely during combat)} Stay with us, sir! | | |
| 1555 | | {player's head is crippled (likely during combat) / Concerned} Stay with us, mum! | | |
| 1556 | | {MARK FOR RE-RECORD.player's head is crippled (likely during combat)} Stiff upper lip. You'll pull through! | | |
| 1557 | | {player's head is crippled (likely during combat)} Clipped your noggin' good, sir. Try not to fall unconscious! | | |
| 1558 | | {player's head is crippled (likely during combat) / Concerned} Clipped your noggin' good, mum. Try not to fall unconscious! | | |
| 1559 | | {player's head is crippled (likely during combat)} Beaned your bean pretty good there! | | |
| 1560 | | {player's head is crippled (likely during combat)} Oh, sir! That look's like it hurt! | | |
| 1561 | | {player's head is crippled (likely during combat) / Concerned} Oh, mum! That look's like it hurt! | | |
| 1562 | | {player's arm is crippled (likely during combat)} Oh no, sir. Your arm! | | |
| 1563 | | {player's arm is crippled (likely during combat) / Concerned} Oh no, mum. Your arm! | | |
| 1564 | | {player's arm is crippled (likely during combat)} Blasted all. They winged you! | | |
| 1565 | | {player's arm is crippled (likely during combat)} Sir! Your arm alright? | | |
| 1566 | | {player's arm is crippled (likely during combat) / Concerned} Mum! Your arm alright? | | |
| 1567 | | {player's arm is crippled (likely during combat)} Your arm! | | |
| 1568 | | {player's arm is crippled (likely during combat)} Got your arm good, there. | | |
| 1569 | | {(disapproving) said after player picks the lock of door that is owned by someone (ie trespassing)} We're trespassing now, sir? | | |
| 1570 | | {(disapproving) said after player picks the lock of door that is owned by someone (ie trespassing) / Neutral} We're trespassing now, mum? | | |
| 1571 | | {(disapproving) said after player picks the lock of door that is owned by someone (ie trespassing)} You lead, I'll follow. But for the record, this is a bad idea. | | |
| 1572 | | {(disapproving - second line under his breath) said after player picks the lock of door that is owned by someone (ie trespassing)} Who needs keys? You know, other than the people who locked that door. | | |
| 1573 | | {(disapproving - second sentence under his breath) said after player picks the lock of door that is owned by someone (ie trespassing)} Why let a little lock stop us, eh? Dear me, I'm an accessory now, aren't I? | | |
| 1574 | | {(disapproving) said after player picks the lock of door that is owned by someone (ie trespassing)} Sir... I'm not sure about this. | | |
| 1575 | | {(disapproving) said after player picks the lock of door that is owned by someone (ie trespassing) / Neutral} Mum... I'm not sure about this. | | |
| 1576 | | {(sarcastic, disapproving) said after player picks the lock of door that is owned by someone (ie trespassing) / Neutral} No, no. I'm sure that was locked for no reason... no reason at all. | | |
| 1577 | | {(concerned - but it might be locked by enemy combatant, so it's not necessarily a moral issue) said after the player picks a lock} I was unaware one could do that with a bobby pin. | | |
| 1578 | | {(concerned - but it might be locked by enemy combatant, so it's not necessarily a moral issue) said after the player picks a lock} Might that have been locked for a reason? | | |
| 1579 | | {(concerned - but it might be locked by enemy combatant, so it's not necessarily a moral issue) said after the player picks a lock} We won't be stopped by a little thing like a lock, will we sir? | | |
| 1580 | | {(concerned - but it might be locked by enemy combatant, so it's not necessarily a moral issue) said after the player picks a lock / Neutral} We won't be stopped by a little thing like a lock, will we mum? | | |
| 1581 | | {(concerned - but it might be locked by enemy combatant, so it's not necessarily a moral issue) said after the player picks a lock} Clever. | | |
| 1582 | | {(concerned - but it might be locked by enemy combatant, so it's not necessarily a moral issue) said after the player picks a lock} Cracked that in no time. | | |
| 1583 | | {(distraught) said after player murders someone} That was beyond called for, sir. | | |
| 1584 | | {(distraught) said after player murders someone / Angry} That was beyond called for, mum. | | |
| 1585 | | {(distraught) said after player murders someone} I'm simply beside myself with grief. | | |
| 1586 | | {(distraught) said after player murders someone} Sir, I... those were people. You murdered them. | | |
| 1587 | | {(distraught) said after player murders someone / Angry} Mum, I... those were people. You murdered them. | | |
| 1588 | | {(distraught) said after player murders someone} How could you? | | |
| 1589 | | {(distraught) said after player murders someone} That was murder, plain and simple. | | |
| 1590 | | {said after player modifies weapon or armor} Ingenious. | | |
| 1591 | | {said after player modifies weapon or armor} Brilliant. | | |
| 1592 | | {said after player modifies weapon or armor} How clever. | | |
| 1593 | | {said after player modifies weapon or armor} That's a right nice piece, sir. | | |
| 1594 | | {said after player modifies weapon or armor / Neutral} That's a right nice piece, mum. | | |
| 1595 | | {said after player modifies weapon or armor} You're a clever one, sir. | | |
| 1596 | | {said after player modifies weapon or armor / Neutral} You're a clever one, mum. | | |
| 1597 | | {said after player modifies weapon or armor} Well, aren't you the crafty one? | | |
| 1598 | | {said after player modifies weapon or armor} Clever, clever. | | |
| 1599 | | {said after player modifies weapon or armor} That's a smart looking piece. | | |
| 1600 | | {said after player modifies weapon or armor} That's a proper outfit. | | |
| 1601 | | {said after player modifies weapon or armor} Nice one. | | |
| 1602 | | {said after player loots a pre-war object} Pining for the good ol' days, sir? | | |
| 1603 | | {said after player loots a pre-war object / Neutral} Pining for the good ol' days, mum? | | |
| 1604 | | {said after player loots a pre-war object} Nice to have mementos. | | |
| 1605 | | {said after player loots a pre-war object} Taking a trip down memory lane with that? | | |
| 1606 | | {said after player loots a pre-war object} Bit of the ol' world, eh? | | |
| 1607 | | {said after player loots a pre-war object} Soppy for the old days? | | |
| 1608 | | {said after player loots junk} Surely you meant to leave that rubbish where you found it? | | |
| 1609 | | {said after player loots junk} Are we pack rats now, sir? | | |
| 1610 | | {said after player loots junk / Neutral} Are we pack rats now, mum? | | |
| 1611 | | {said after player loots junk} If there's a use to that, I'll eat my hat. | | |
| 1612 | | {said after player loots junk} Rubbish. | | |
| 1613 | | {said after player loots junk} Hoarding now? | | |
| 1614 | | {player loots an epic weapon} Bingo! | | |
| 1615 | | {player loots an epic weapon} Top shelf, that. | | |
| 1616 | | {player loots an epic weapon} Splendid! | | |
| 1617 | | {player loots an epic weapon} Hello! | | |
| 1618 | | {player loots an epic weapon} Would you look at that? | | |
| 1619 | | {said after player loots corpse} Nick anything good? | | |
| 1620 | | {said after player loots corpse} Well, he certainly doesn't need that anymore. | | |
| 1621 | | {said after player loots corpse} Noddy work, but wouldn't want to leave the good stuff. | | |
| 1622 | | {said after player loots corpse} Good pickings? | | |
| 1623 | | {said after player loots corpse} Well, hello there. | | |
| 1624 | | {(second sentence under breath) said after player jump down from large height} I'll be right there, sir! Soon as I find a way down. | | |
| 1625 | | {(second sentence under breath) said after player jump down from large height / Neutral} I'll be right there, mum! Soon as I find a way down. | | |
| 1626 | | {said after player jump down from large height} Cor, blimey! | | |
| 1627 | | {said after player jump down from large height} You did that on purpose? | | |
| 1628 | | {said after player jump down from large height} Longer than it looks, eh? | | |
| 1629 | | {said after player jump down from large height} Coming, sir. | | |
| 1630 | | {said after player jump down from large height / Neutral} Coming, mum. | | |
| 1631 | | {(as in "good job!") said after player heals dogmeat with a stimpak} He's looking less peaked now. | | |
| 1632 | | {(as in "good job!") said after player heals dogmeat with a stimpak} Very good. Pup's on his way to a solid mending. | | |
| 1633 | | {(as in "good job!") said after player heals dogmeat with a stimpak} Brilliant! | | |
| 1634 | | {(as in "good job!") said after player heals dogmeat with a stimpak} He's looking better now. | | |
| 1635 | | {(as in "good job!") said after player heals dogmeat with a stimpak} Feeling better, pal? | | |
| 1636 | | {Grateful - Player just healed him / Grateful} Just what the mechanic ordered, eh sir? | | |
| 1637 | | {Grateful - Player just healed him / Grateful} Just what the mechanic ordered, eh mum? | | |
| 1638 | | {Grateful - Player just healed him / Grateful} Good to be back in the game. | | |
| 1639 | | {Grateful - Player just healed him / Grateful} Good as new. | | |
| 1640 | | {said after player hacks a computer} Well done. Well done, indeed. | | |
| 1641 | | {said after player hacks a computer} I do believe you've told that terminal what for! | | |
| 1642 | | {said after player hacks a computer} Right-o! | | |
| 1643 | | {said after player hacks a computer} Finally sussed it out, did we? | | |
| 1644 | | {said after player hacks a computer} Nice one, sir! | | |
| 1645 | | {said after player hacks a computer / Happy} Nice one, mum! | | |
| 1646 | | {player gets into a vertibird} We taking this bird for a spin then? | | |
| 1647 | | {player gets into a vertibird} Ah! Very good. We'll take to the air. | | |
| 1648 | | {player gets into a vertibird} Tally ho! | | |
| 1649 | | {player gets into a vertibird} Chocks away! | | |
| 1650 | | {player gets into a vertibird} Here we go! | | |
| 1651 | | {said after player gets into power armor} Smashing! Look out, here we come! | | |
| 1652 | | {said after player gets into power armor} You'll be unstoppable in that! | | |
| 1653 | | {said after player gets into power armor} Splendid! You could tackle anything in that. | | |
| 1654 | | {MARK FOR RE-RECORD.said after player gets into power armor} Tally ho, indeed! | | |
| 1655 | | {said after player gets into power armor} Have a riot, sir! | | |
| 1656 | | {said after player gets into power armor / Nervous} Have a riot, mum! | | |
| 1657 | | {said after player drops useful item} Did you mean to drop that? | | |
| 1658 | | {said after player drops useful item} We just leaving that there? Seems like a waste. | | |
| 1659 | | {said after player drops useful item} Tired of carrying that around, are we? | | |
| 1660 | | {said after player drops useful item} Can't be bothered any longer? | | |
| 1661 | | {said after player drops useful item} Interesting place to put that. Though, one might wonder why we don't keep it for a rainy day. | | |
| 1662 | | {said after player takes a drink.} Cheers! | | |
| 1663 | | {said after player takes a drink.} Thirsty, sir? | | |
| 1664 | | {said after player takes a drink. / Neutral} Thirsty, mum? | | |
| 1665 | | {said after player takes a drink.} Bottoms up. | | |
| 1666 | | {said after player takes a drink.} Getting slashed, are we? | | |
| 1667 | | {said after player takes a drink.} That should lift the spirits, sir. | | |
| 1668 | | {said after player takes a drink. / Neutral} That should lift the spirits, mum. | | |
| 1669 | | {pleased the player is donating helpful items to others} Well done. One good turn and all that. | | |
| 1670 | | {pleased the player is donating helpful items to others} Good show! | | |
| 1671 | | {pleased the player is donating helpful items to others} Every small kindness rebuilds the world a little at a time. | | |
| 1672 | | {pleased the player is donating helpful items to others} Right neighborly of you, sir. | | |
| 1673 | | {pleased the player is donating helpful items to others / Happy} Right neighborly of you, mum. | | |
| 1674 | | {pleased the player is donating helpful items to others} Jolly well done. | | |
| 1675 | | {dogmeat is bleeding out (likely in combat)} The mutt's looking in a bad way, sir. | | |
| 1676 | | {dogmeat is bleeding out (likely in combat) / Concerned} The mutt's looking in a bad way, mum. | | |
| 1677 | | {dogmeat is bleeding out (likely in combat)} The pup is down for the count! | | |
| 1678 | | {dogmeat is bleeding out (likely in combat)} The dog, sir! | | |
| 1679 | | {dogmeat is bleeding out (likely in combat) / Concerned} The dog, mum! | | |
| 1680 | | {dogmeat is bleeding out (likely in combat)} Mutt's taken one for the team. | | |
| 1681 | | {dogmeat is bleeding out (likely in combat)} Poor pooch. | | |
| 1682 | | {player is shooting his gun in public} Careful, sir, they're liable to think you're off your rocker. | | |
| 1683 | | {player is shooting his gun in public / Neutral} Careful, mum, they're liable to think you're off your rocker. | | |
| 1684 | | {player is shooting his gun in public} Whoa there, cowboy. | | |
| 1685 | | {player is shooting her gun in public / Neutral} Whoa there, cowgirl. | | |
| 1686 | | {player is shooting his gun in public} Shooting at ghosts? | | |
| 1687 | | {player is shooting his gun in public} We certain that's a good idea? | | |
| 1688 | | {player is shooting his gun in public} Careful now. | | |
| 1689 | | {head is crippled in combat} Thinker's on the blink, sir. | | |
| 1690 | | {head is crippled in combat / Neutral} Thinker's on the blink, mum. | | |
| 1691 | | {head is crippled in combat} Cracked me in the ol' bucket I'm afraid! | | |
| 1692 | | {head is crippled in combat} Brained me, sir. | | |
| 1693 | | {head is crippled in combat / Neutral} Brained me, mum. | | |
| 1694 | | {head is crippled in combat} A bit rattled, but ready for battle! | | |
| 1695 | | {head is crippled in combat} I'm operating at less than full capacity, sir. | | |
| 1696 | | {head is crippled in combat / Neutral} I'm operating at less than full capacity, mum. | | |
| 1697 | | {arm is crippled in combat (no sense of pain, more annoyance)} Bollocks. My arm is on the fritz. | | |
| 1698 | | {arm is crippled in combat (no sense of pain, more annoyance)} Arm's bent. | | |
| 1699 | | {arm is crippled in combat (no sense of pain, more annoyance)} There goes my arm, sir. | | |
| 1700 | | {arm is crippled in combat (no sense of pain, more annoyance) / Irritated} There goes my arm, mum. | | |
| 1701 | | {arm is crippled in combat (no sense of pain, more annoyance)} My arm, sir! | | |
| 1702 | | {arm is crippled in combat (no sense of pain, more annoyance) / Worried} My arm, mum! | | |
| 1703 | | {arm is crippled in combat (no sense of pain, more annoyance)} Gah! My arm. | | |
| 1704 | | {commenting on player taking chems} Need a little pick-me up? | | |
| 1705 | | {commenting on player taking chems} Easy does it there. Don't want to go nodding off at an inopportune moment. | | |
| 1706 | | {commenting on player taking chems} Careful not to over do it there. | | |
| 1707 | | {commenting on player taking chems} A little self medicating, sir? Shouldn't a doctor be doing that? | | |
| 1708 | | {commenting on player taking chems / Neutral} A little self medicating, mum? Shouldn't a doctor be doing that? | | |
| 1709 | | {go easy commenting on player taking chems} Steady on there. | | |
| 1710 | | {concerned the player has become addicted to chems/alcohol} Looking a bit peaked, sir. | | |
| 1711 | | {concerned the player has become addicted to chems/alcohol / Concerned} Looking a bit peaked, mum. | | |
| 1712 | | {concerned the player has become addicted to chems/alcohol} Are you well, sir? | | |
| 1713 | | {concerned the player has become addicted to chems/alcohol / Concerned} Are you well, mum? | | |
| 1714 | | {concerned the player has become addicted to chems/alcohol} You're shaking a little there... are you ill, sir? | | |
| 1715 | | {concerned the player has become addicted to chems/alcohol / Concerned} You're shaking a little there... are you ill, mum? | | |
| 1716 | | {concerned the player has become addicted to chems/alcohol} Feeling a bit knackered, are we, sir? | | |
| 1717 | | {concerned the player has become addicted to chems/alcohol / Concerned} Feeling a bit knackered, are we, mum? | | |
| 1718 | | {concerned the player has become addicted to chems/alcohol} Sir, if I didn't know better, I'd say you were zonked out. | | |
| 1719 | | {concerned the player has become addicted to chems/alcohol / Concerned} Mum, if I didn't know better, I'd say you were zonked out. | | |
| 1720 | | {Disappointed - Player choosing a violent option over a peaceful one. / Disgust} Sir, really. That all seemed entirely unnecessary. | | |
| 1721 | | {Disappointed - Player choosing a violent option over a peaceful one. / Disgust} Mum, really. That all seemed entirely unnecessary. | | |
| 1722 | | {Disappointed - Player choosing a violent option over a peaceful one. / Disgust} Choosing the lesser route? Honestly, sir, I would have thought such actions beneath you. | | |
| 1723 | | {Disappointed - Player choosing a violent option over a peaceful one. / Disgust} Choosing the lesser route? Honestly, mum, I would have thought such actions beneath you. | | |
| 1724 | | {Disappointed - Player choosing a violent option over a peaceful one. / Disgust} Resorting to violence? Losing your wits, are we? | | |
| 1725 | | {Disappointed - Player choosing a violent option over a peaceful one. / Disgust} With people like you making decisions, no wonder nuclear war broke out. | | |
| 1726 | | {Sarcastic and disappointed - Player choosing a violent option over a peaceful one. / Sarcastic} Oh yes, forget ending this peacefully... Talking is simply too much effort. | | |
| 1727 | | {showing disapproval to the player's show of selfishness} We could have afforded to be a smidge more generous, I should think. | | |
| 1728 | | {showing disapproval to the player's show of selfishness} Oh come now, sir. We could have been more helpful than that, certainly. | | |
| 1729 | | {showing disapproval to the player's show of selfishness / Surprised} Oh come now, mum. We could have been more helpful than that, certainly. | | |
| 1730 | | {(second sentence under the breath) showing disapproval to the player's show of selfishness} You've changed, sir. And I'm not sure for the better. | | |
| 1731 | | {(second sentence under the breath) showing disapproval to the player's show of selfishness / Disgust} You've changed, mum. And I'm not sure for the better. | | |
| 1732 | | {showing disapproval to the player's show of selfishness} I dare say, would it have been so terrible to offer a helping hand? | | |
| 1733 | | {showing disapproval to the player's show of selfishness} Hmm... not sure I approve, sir. Doesn't seem neighborly. | | |
| 1734 | | {showing disapproval to the player's show of selfishness / Concerned} Hmm... not sure I approve, mum. Doesn't seem neighborly. | | |
| 1735 | | {Happy - player has taken the peaceful route. / Happy} Well done, sir. There's already enough violence in this world. | | |
| 1736 | | {Happy - player has taken the peaceful route. / Happy} Well done, mum. There's already enough violence in this world. | | |
| 1737 | | {Happy - player has taken the peaceful route. / Happy} And we all live to see another day. | | |
| 1738 | | {Happy - player has taken the peaceful route. / Happy} I'll never understand why people feel the need to resort to violence. | | |
| 1739 | | {Happy - player has taken the peaceful route. / Happy} A fine move, mum. Spoken like a true negotiator. | | |
| 1740 | | {Happy - player has taken the peaceful route. / Happy} A fine move, sir. Spoken like a true negotiator. | | |
| 1741 | | {Happy - player has taken the peaceful route. / Happy} If only everyone had as much sense as you, sir. | | |
| 1742 | | {Happy - player has taken the peaceful route. / Happy} If only everyone had as much sense as you, mum. | | |
| 1743 | | {appreciating the player's niceness} Good to see you're as nice as ever, sir. | | |
| 1744 | | {appreciating the player's niceness / Happy} Good to see you're as nice as ever, mum. | | |
| 1745 | | {appreciating the player's niceness} A kind gesture goes a long way. | | |
| 1746 | | {appreciating the player's niceness} I say, that was kind of you, sir! | | |
| 1747 | | {appreciating the player's niceness / Happy} I say, that was kind of you, mum! | | |
| 1748 | | {appreciating the player's niceness} Right fine of you, sir. | | |
| 1749 | | {appreciating the player's niceness / Happy} Right fine of you, mum. | | |
| 1750 | | {appreciating the player's niceness} Never can be too kind, can we? | | |
| 1751 | | {showing disapproval to the player's show of meanness} Well, that seemed right spiteful, if you were to ask me. And I know you didn't. | | |
| 1752 | | {showing disapproval to the player's show of meanness} Really? Come now, sir. Certainly that wasn't necessary. | | |
| 1753 | | {showing disapproval to the player's show of meanness / Disgust} Really? Come now, mum. Certainly that wasn't necessary. | | |
| 1754 | | {showing disapproval to the player's show of meanness} Surely we could display a little more decency than that? | | |
| 1755 | | {showing disapproval to the player's show of meanness} Would it kill us to show an ounce of kindness now and again? | | |
| 1756 | | {showing disapproval to the player's show of meanness} Come off it. We're bigger than that, certainly. | | |
| 1757 | | {(quoting) appreciating the player's generosity} It is more blessed to give than to receive. | | |
| 1758 | | {appreciating the player's generosity} We do what we can, sir. And that is all anyone could ever ask of us. | | |
| 1759 | | {appreciating the player's generosity / Friendly} We do what we can, mum. And that is all anyone could ever ask of us. | | |
| 1760 | | {appreciating the player's generosity} Mighty fine of you, sir. | | |
| 1761 | | {appreciating the player's generosity / Happy} Mighty fine of you, mum. | | |
| 1762 | | {appreciating the player's generosity} Jolly good show, indeed. | | |
| 1763 | | {appreciating the player's generosity} Good show, sir! | | |
| 1764 | | {appreciating the player's generosity / Happy} Good show, mum! | | |
| 1765 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player just did. / Happy} Jolly good show, sir. | | |
| 1766 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player just did. / Happy} Jolly good show, mum. | | |
| 1767 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player did.} You're truly unmatched in efforts. If only more people were like you. | | |
| 1768 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player did. / Happy} If only the Commonwealth knew how lucky it is to have you. | | |
| 1769 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player did. / Happy} If only the missus were here, sir. She'd be quite proud. | | |
| 1770 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player did. / Happy} If only sir were here, mum. He'd be quite proud. | | |
| 1771 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player did. / Happy} Truly, sir, that was one for the books. | | |
| 1772 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player did. / Happy} Truly, mum, that was one for the books. | | |
| 1773 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player did. / Happy} Top notch, sir. I wouldn't expect anything less. | | |
| 1774 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player did. / Happy} Top notch, mum. I wouldn't expect anything less. | | |
| 1775 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player did. / Happy} Brilliant, sir. Absolutely brilliant. | | |
| 1776 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player did. / Happy} Brilliant, mum. Absolutely brilliant. | | |
| 1777 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player did. / Happy} Spot on, sir. Your deeds never cease to impress. | | |
| 1778 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player did. / Happy} Spot on, mum. Your deeds never cease to impress. | | |
| 1779 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player did. / Happy} You never cease to amaze, sir. | | |
| 1780 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player did. / Happy} You never cease to amaze, mum. | | |
| 1781 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player did. / Happy} You're a true humanitarian, sir. | | |
| 1782 | | {Happy/Impressed - Loves something that the player did. / Happy} You're a true humanitarian, mum. | | |
| 1783 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} A real A for effort, sir. | | |
| 1784 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} A real A for effort, mum. | | |
| 1785 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} Nice one, sir. | | |
| 1786 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} Nice one, mum. | | |
| 1787 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} You know what they say, "One good turn deserves another." | | |
| 1788 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} Good show, sir. | | |
| 1789 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} Good show, mum. | | |
| 1790 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} If only the Commonwealth had more people like you, sir. | | |
| 1791 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} If only the Commonwealth had more people like you, mum. | | |
| 1792 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} Well done, sir. | | |
| 1793 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} Well done, mum. | | |
| 1794 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} Getting in good with the ol' karma, sir. | | |
| 1795 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} Getting in good with the ol' karma, mum. | | |
| 1796 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} Quite well handled, sir. | | |
| 1797 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} Quite well handled, mum. | | |
| 1798 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} I couldn't have handled that better myself. | | |
| 1799 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} A fine job, sir. | | |
| 1800 | | {Friendly - Liked something that the player did. / Friendly} A fine job, mum. | | |
| 1801 | | {Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. / Disgust} Really, sir. I expected better of you. | | |
| 1802 | | {Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. / Disgust} Really, mum. I expected better of you. | | |
| 1803 | | {Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. / Disgust} Well, that was quite disconcerting. | | |
| 1804 | | {Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. / Disgust} It's actions like those that may haunt us later, sir. | | |
| 1805 | | {Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. / Disgust} It's actions like those that may haunt us later, mum. | | |
| 1806 | | {Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. / Disgust} Well, someone sure enjoys being on the naughty list. | | |
| 1807 | | {Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. Emphasis on the word "are". / Disgust} Sir, really. What are you thinking? | | |
| 1808 | | {Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. Emphasis on the word "are". / Disgust} Mum, really. What are you thinking? | | |
| 1809 | | {Disgusted/Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. / Disgust} Can't say I agreed with that at all. | | |
| 1810 | | {Disgusted/Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. / Disgust} Can't say I agreed with that at all. | | |
| 1811 | | {Disgusted/Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. / Disgust} Best be careful, sir, lest karma catch up with you. | | |
| 1812 | | {Disgusted/Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. / Disgust} Best be careful, mum, lest karma catch up with you. | | |
| 1813 | | {Disgusted/Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. / Disgust} Suffering from a minor lack of judgment, sir? | | |
| 1814 | | {Disgusted/Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. / Disgust} Suffering from a minor lack of judgment, mum? | | |
| 1815 | | {Disgusted/Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. / Disgust} Not one of your finer moments, sir. | | |
| 1816 | | {Disgusted/Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. / Disgust} Not one of your finer moments, mum. | | |
| 1817 | | {Disgusted/Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. / Disgust} Honestly, sir, I fear what goes on in that head of yours. | | |
| 1818 | | {Disgusted/Disapproving - Dislikes something the player did. / Disgust} Honestly, mum, I fear what goes on in that head of yours. | | |
| 1819 | | {Disgusted/Severely disapproving - Hates something the player did. / Disgust} Not trying to win any awards, I see. | | |
| 1820 | | {Disgusted/Severely disapproving - Hates something the player did. / Disgust} That was quite the low blow. | | |
| 1821 | | {Disgusted/Severely disapproving - Hates something the player did. / Disgust} If only the missus were here, sir. I believe she'd be quite disappointed in you. | | |
| 1822 | | {MARK FOR RE-RECORD.Disgusted/Severely disapproving - Hates something the player did. / Disgust} If only sir were here, mum. I believe he'd be quite disappointed in you. | | |
| 1823 | | {Disgusted/Severely disapproving - Hates something the player did. / Disgust} Despicable. | | |
| 1824 | | {Disgusted/Severely disapproving - Hates something the player did. / Disgust} I have no words. | | |
| 1825 | | {Disgusted/Severely disapproving - Hates something the player did. / Disgust} Trying to outclass the Raiders, are you? | | |
| 1826 | | {Disgusted/Severely disapproving - Hates something the player did. / Disgust} Honestly, sir, I don't know how you live with yourself. | | |
| 1827 | | {Disgusted/Severely disapproving - Hates something the player did. / Disgust} Honestly, mum, I don't know how you live with yourself. | | |
| 1828 | | {Disgusted/Severely disapproving - Hates something the player did. / Disgust} That was quite uncalled for, sir. | | |
| 1829 | | {Disgusted/Severely disapproving - Hates something the player did. / Disgust} That was quite uncalled for, mum. | | |
| 1830 | | {Disgusted/Severely disapproving - Hates something the player did. / Disgust} I've seen children display better judgment, sir. | | |
| 1831 | | {Disgusted/Severely disapproving - Hates something the player did. / Disgust} I've seen children display better judgment, mum. | | |
| 1832 | | {Disgusted/Severely disapproving - Hates something the player did. / Disgust} Not looking to score any points today, are we, sir? | | |
| 1833 | | {Disgusted/Severely disapproving - Hates something the player did. / Disgust} Not looking to score any points today, are we, mum? | | |
| 1834 | | {Worried} Sir, this news, this terrible news. You must let me assist you in the search for young Shaun. | | |
| 1835 | | {Worried} I simply cannot remain here knowing the lad is in danger! | | |
| 1836 | | {Worried} Mum, this news, this terrible news. You must let me assist you in the search for young Shaun. | | |
| 1837 | | {Worried} I simply cannot remain here knowing the lad is in danger! | | |
| 1838 | | {Distraught / Worried} Sir, this news. I never imagined our reunion to be... quite like this. | | |
| 1839 | | {Appealing, hoping the player will say yes / Pleading} Please, allow me to serve by your side. It's the least I can do. | | |
| 1840 | | {Distraught / Worried} Mum, this news. I never imagined our reunion to be... quite like this. | | |
| 1841 | | {Appealing, hoping the player will say yes / Worried} Please, allow me to serve by your side. It's the least I can do. | | |
| 1842 | | {Confident - offering to follow the player. / Confident} I realize that I'm no Mister Gutsy, but if needed, I'd be honored to accompany you throughout the Commonwealth. Just say the word! | | |
| 1843 | | {opening inventory to share/trade with player} Of course. | | |
| 1844 | | {opening inventory to share/trade with player} What's mine is yours, sir. | | |
| 1845 | | {opening inventory to share/trade with player / Neutral} What's mine is yours, mum. | | |
| 1846 | | {opening inventory to share/trade with player} Right then. | | |
| 1847 | | {opening inventory to share/trade with player} Here's what I have. | | |
| 1848 | | {Neutral} Empty, eh? I don't blame them. Just look at the state of this place! | | |
| 1849 | | {Neutral} I do hope whoever owned this place won't be back soon. | | |
| 1850 | | {Neutral} Abandoned perhaps? It's hard to tell. People today no longer know the meaning of the word clean. | | |
| 1851 | | {Neutral} Avert your eyes, sir! That light is way too bright. | | |
| 1852 | | {Neutral} Avert your eyes, mum! That light is way too bright. | | |
| 1853 | | {Neutral} That light is unusually bright. | | |
| 1854 | | {Irritated} Absolutely blinding. Is that light really necessary? | | |
| 1855 | | {Impressed} I say, this is one of the tidiest spots we've come across yet. | | |
| 1856 | | {Relieved} Finally, a spot that doesn't set my cleaning programming off. | | |
| 1857 | | {Depressed} It's so sad to think that nowadays, this is the very definition of clean. | | |
| 1858 | | {Concerned} Shall we seek cover, sir? I'm feeling rather exposed. | | |
| 1859 | | {Concerned} Shall we seek cover, mum? I'm feeling rather exposed. | | |
| 1860 | | {Concerned} What I wouldn't give for a wall to hide behind. | | |
| 1861 | | {Concerned} We're a bit out in the open, aren't we? | | |
| 1862 | | {Disgust} Oh, how disgusting. | | |
| 1863 | | {Concerned} Sir, do be careful. I wouldn't want either of us to encounter what may have caused this... mess. | | |
| 1864 | | {Concerned} Mum, do be careful. I wouldn't want either of us to encounter what may have caused this... mess. | | |
| 1865 | | {Disgust} I don't even want to know what happened here. | | |
| 1866 | | {Amused} Ah, the Commonwealth. One big mess after the next. | | |
| 1867 | | {Disgust} To think this is a common sight these days! I'm sure some would even call this clean! | | |
| 1868 | | {Disgust} Such disarray. I wouldn't know where to begin if I had to clean up this mess. | | |
| 1869 | | {Happy} This place does bring back some pleasant memories of the old world, does it not? | | |
| 1870 | | {Happy} You see, sir? Beauty does still exist in this world. | | |
| 1871 | | {Happy} You see, mum? Beauty does still exist in this world. | | |
| 1872 | | {Happy} Forgive me, sir. I feel a wave of nostalgia coming on. | | |
| 1873 | | {Happy} Forgive me, mum. I feel a wave of nostalgia coming on. | | |
| 1874 | | {Polite - Waiting for a player response. / Neutral} Take all the time you need. | | |
| 1875 | | {Polite - Waiting for player response. / Neutral} No rush. | | |
| 1876 | | {Polite - Waiting for player response. / Neutral} Cat got your tongue, sir? | | |
| 1877 | | {Polite - Waiting for player response. / Neutral} Cat got your tongue, mum? | | |
| 1878 | | {Polite - Waiting for player response. / Neutral} Daydreaming perhaps? | | |
| 1879 | | {Polite - Waiting for player response. / Neutral} Sir, you were going to say...? | | |
| 1880 | | {Polite - Waiting for player response. / Neutral} Mum, you were going to say...? | | |
| 1881 | | {Polite - Waiting for player response. / Neutral} Oh please, take your time. I actually do have all day. | | |
| 1882 | | {Subtle irritation - Waiting for player response. / Irritated} I'm still here, you know. | | |
| 1883 | | {Polite - Waiting for player to respond. / Neutral} Distracted a bit today, sir? | | |
| 1884 | | {Polite - Waiting for player to respond. / Neutral} Distracted a bit today, mum? | | |
| 1885 | | {Polite - Waiting for player response. / Neutral} A well thought out response is always best. | | |
| 1886 | | {Concerned} Sir, do proceed carefully here. I find this place... unsettling. | | |
| 1887 | | {Concerned} This atmosphere is rather... unpleasant. | | |
| 1888 | | {Concerned} If I may, sir, something about this place looks a tad un-safe. | | |
| 1889 | | {Concerned} If I may, mum, something about this place looks a tad un-safe. | | |
| 1890 | | {Concerned} Mum, do proceed carefully here. I find this place... unsettling. | | |
| 1891 | | {Disbelief} Oh my. The dust! | | |
| 1892 | | {Disbelief} Two hundred years ago, I never would have thought this level of dust possible! | | |
| 1893 | | {Disbelief} You would not believe how this place sets off my cleaning sensors. | | |
| 1894 | | {Impressed} Impressive! It's no General Atomics back in the day, but still, not too shabby. | | |
| 1895 | | {Somber} It's sad this level of technology is like a lost art. | | |
| 1896 | | {Somber} If only so much technology like this wasn't lost after the war. Civilization may not have fallen so far. | | |
| 1897 | | {Disgust} Moments like this make me thankful I've no settings for nausea. | | |
| 1898 | | {Disgust} How atrocious. | | |
| 1899 | | {Disgust} I don't envy your senses right now, sir. | | |
| 1900 | | {Disgust} I don't envy your senses right now, mum. | | |
| 1901 | | {Disgust} I dare say my sensors are picking up quite the smell. I can't imagine it must be pleasant for you, sir. | | |
| 1902 | | {Disgust} I dare say my sensors are picking up quite the smell. I can't imagine it must be pleasant for you, mum. | | |
| 1903 | | {Disgust} The stench this place must generate. | | |
| 1904 | | {Disgust} I imagine this place is giving the giving the old nostrils quite the wake up call. | | |
| 1905 | | {Worried} This silence is a bit unsettling, wouldn't you say? | | |
| 1906 | | {Neutral} It's quiet enough to hear the ol' gears spinning as they say. | | |
| 1907 | | {Neutral} Nothing but the sound of my atomic engine humming away. | | |
| 1908 | | {Worried} Very dark here, sir. Watch your step. | | |
| 1909 | | {Worried} Very dark here, mum. Watch your step. | | |
| 1910 | | {Irritated} I find this level of darkness entirely unnecessary. | | |
| 1911 | | {Irritated} Really, does no one believe in proper lighting anymore? | | |
| 1912 | | {Irritated} The lack of light in here is appalling... and yet, it does help hide the mess. | | |
| 1913 | | {Concerned} This can't be good for the ol' eardrums, sir. | | |
| 1914 | | {Concerned} This can't be good for the ol' eardrums, mum. | | |
| 1915 | | {Concerned} That sounds well over the 85 decibel level of safety. | | |
| 1916 | | {Concerned} Sir, this level of noise simply cannot be healthy. | | |
| 1917 | | {Concerned} Mum, this level of noise simply cannot be healthy. | | |
| 1918 | | {Neutral} Someone went through a great deal of trouble to fortify this place. | | |
| 1919 | | {Impressed and then concerned. / Neutral} Such impressive fortifications. I hope that's not bad news for us. | | |
| 1920 | | {Nostalgic / Neutral} Sad, this level of security is necessary these days. So long locked doors! | | |
| 1921 | | {Neutral} There was a time where I'd say this place looks safe, but these days, you just never know. | | |
| 1922 | | {Neutral} Ah, safety. Certainly a rare find these days. | | |
| 1923 | | {Neutral} This could be a good spot for you to relax a bit, sir. I dare say you could use it. | | |
| 1924 | | {Neutral} This could be a good spot for you to relax a bit, mum. I dare say you could use it. | | |
| 1925 | | {Concerned} Do be careful, sir. Water contains a much higher level of radiation. | | |
| 1926 | | {Concerned} Do be careful, mum. Water contains a much higher level of radiation. | | |
| 1927 | | {Confident} Fear not, sir! Thanks to the technology of General Atomics, water has no peril for me. | | |
| 1928 | | {Confident} Fear not, mum! Thanks to the technology of General Atomics, water has no peril for me. | | |
| 1929 | | {Neutral} This is a good time to fill up the water filter. | | |
