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|image =Lily.jpg |
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|race =[[Mariposa super mutant]] ([[nightkin]]) |
|race =[[Mariposa super mutant]] ([[nightkin]]) |
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|affiliation =[[Vault 17]] (formerly)<br />The [[Unity]] (formerly)<br />[[Jacobstown]]<br />[[Courier]] (optional) |
|affiliation =[[Vault 17]] (formerly)<br />The [[Unity]] (formerly)<br />[[Jacobstown]]<br />[[Courier]] (optional) |
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| − | |role =Vault Dweller (formerly)<br />Farmer<br />[[Fallout: New Vegas companions|Companion]] |
+ | |role =Vault Dweller (formerly)<br />Farmer<br />[[Fallout: New Vegas companions|Companion]]<br />Test subject (during Guess Who I Saw Today) |
|location =[[Jacobstown]] |
|location =[[Jacobstown]] |
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|quests =[[Guess Who I Saw Today]]<br />''[[Lily and Leo]]'' |
|quests =[[Guess Who I Saw Today]]<br />''[[Lily and Leo]]'' |
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|family =[[Jimmy Bowen]] - grandson<br />[[Becky Bowen]] - granddaughter |
|family =[[Jimmy Bowen]] - grandson<br />[[Becky Bowen]] - granddaughter |
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| − | |actor =[[David Anthony Pizzuto |
+ | |actor =[[David Anthony Pizzuto]] |
| + | |dialogue =[[Lily.txt]] |
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| + | |designer =[[Travis Stout]] |
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|alignment =Neutral |
|alignment =Neutral |
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|derived =[[Health]]: 240 → 528 (Level x 24)<br />[[DT]]: 15 |
|derived =[[Health]]: 240 → 528 (Level x 24)<br />[[DT]]: 15 |
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==Background== |
==Background== |
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| − | Born in 2078, Lily lived a simple life in [[Vault 17]] - until [[the Master]]'s [[Master's Army|army]] raided the vault. The 75-year old grandmother was dragged outside, where she saw the sun for the first time. |
+ | Born in 2078, Lily lived a simple life in [[Vault 17]] - until [[Master|the Master]]'s [[Master's Army|army]] raided the vault. The 75-year old grandmother was dragged outside, where she saw the sun for the first time. |
| − | Lily was then dipped in the vats of [[Forced Evolutionary Virus]], emerging as a [[super mutant]]. She became one of the Master's elite guards - a nightkin - working sometimes as a spy or an assassin. After the fall of |
+ | Lily was then dipped in the vats of [[Forced Evolutionary Virus]], emerging as a [[super mutant]]. She became one of the Master's elite guards - a nightkin - working sometimes as a spy or an assassin. After the fall of [[the Cathedral]], she and her squad led by [[Tabitha]] eventually met with [[Marcus]] and formed a community at [[Black Mountain]]. When Marcus and Tabitha parted on less than amicable terms, Lily traveled with Marcus to [[Wikipedia:Mount Charleston, Nevada|Mount Charleston]] to begin anew. |
| − | Lily now tends to the [[bighorner]]s in the mutant community of [[Jacobstown]]. Like all nightkin, she struggles with her dangerous [[Wikipedia:schizophrenia|schizophrenia]] brought on by excessive [[Stealth Boy (Fallout: New Vegas)|Stealth Boy]] usage, but is aided by [[Henry|Doctor Henry]], who considers her to be a primary subject for medical testing in his personal quest to cure the nightkin of their affliction. Unbeknownst to Henry, Lily only takes her medicine in half-doses as it allows her to remember her grandchildren, a recording of whom she carries around on an old |
+ | Lily now tends to the [[bighorner]]s in the mutant community of [[Jacobstown]]. Like all nightkin, she struggles with her dangerous [[Wikipedia:schizophrenia|schizophrenia]] brought on by excessive [[Stealth Boy (Fallout: New Vegas)|Stealth Boy]] usage, but is aided by [[Henry|Doctor Henry]], who considers her to be a primary subject for medical testing in his personal quest to cure the nightkin of their affliction. Unbeknownst to Henry, Lily only takes her medicine in half-doses as it allows her to remember her grandchildren, a recording of whom she carries around on an old holotape. |
===Leo=== |
===Leo=== |
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| − | Lily frequently mentions someone named |
+ | Lily frequently mentions someone named Leo, who seems to be the manifestation of her schizophrenia. She will have conversations and even arguments with "Leo," insinuating that he drives her to do "bad things." Leo's voice is audible to Lily only, but she experiences it as real; "How else could I hear him tell me who to chop?" In contrast to Lily's generally helpful and friendly personality, whenever she begins to exhibit violent tendencies, she will blame Leo. |
| − | As it was mentioned by |
+ | As it was mentioned by Doctor Henry, Lily is mad but not dangerous. Leo, however, is all about aggressive and sociopathic behavior. |
Leo is very fond of [[melee weapons]]. He is the one who tells Lily "who to chop," and he will not be satisfied if Lily doesn't engage in melee combat on every opportunity she gets. If [[Companion wheel|ordered]] to favor ranged combat over melee or to take a passive stance rather than an aggressive one, Lily's reply will be, "Well, if you insist. But Leo is not going to like it much!" |
Leo is very fond of [[melee weapons]]. He is the one who tells Lily "who to chop," and he will not be satisfied if Lily doesn't engage in melee combat on every opportunity she gets. If [[Companion wheel|ordered]] to favor ranged combat over melee or to take a passive stance rather than an aggressive one, Lily's reply will be, "Well, if you insist. But Leo is not going to like it much!" |
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| − | Lily also tells the Courier that Leo was the one who instructed her on making her [[Lily's Vertibird blade|Vertibird sword]] using parts scavenged from the [[Vertibird]] wreckage in [[Klamath]] back in west [[ |
+ | Lily also tells the Courier that Leo was the one who instructed her on making her [[Lily's Vertibird blade|Vertibird sword]] using parts scavenged from the [[Vertibird]] wreckage in [[Klamath]] back in west [[New California|California]]. This weapon was built from the wreckage of a Vertibird previously flown and subsequently crashed by pilot [[Daisy Whitman]]. |
| − | It is mentioned by |
+ | It is mentioned by Marcus that the [[nightkin]] suffer from schizophrenia induced by their prolonged use of Stealth Boys. During dialogue with Lily, the Courier may ask about the location of Leo. Lily replies by saying that he's right there by her side. The Courier may then try to convince Lily that there is no one there (to no avail, of course). |
| − | The creation of imaginary friends seems to be common among the nightkin, [[Davison]] takes his orders from a dead [[brahmin]] skull which he calls [[Antler]], the [[The Screams of Brahmin |
+ | The creation of imaginary friends seems to be common among the nightkin, [[Davison]] takes his orders from a dead [[Brahmin (Fallout: New Vegas)|brahmin]] skull which he calls [[Antler]], the unnamed nightkin that [[The Screams of Brahmin (quest)|guns down Novac's brahmin every night]], arguing with an unseen being, and Tabitha's [[Black Mountain Radio|radio show]] is nothing but Tabitha talking to herself as she alternates between her own voice and her imitation of the voice of [[Rhonda]]. |
| − | Lily has to regularly take her medicine in order to "make Leo shut up" and prevent him from taking over control of her body and going on a rampage in the process. If the Courier chooses to make Lily stop taking her medication, she will start to become more effective in combat but also more prone to psychotic rages, and, in the [[Fallout: New Vegas endings|end]], she will be little more than a ravening beast. |
+ | Lily has to regularly take her medicine in order to "make Leo shut up," and prevent him from taking over control of her body and going on a rampage in the process. If the Courier chooses to make Lily stop taking her medication, she will start to become more effective in combat but also more prone to psychotic rages, and, in the [[Fallout: New Vegas endings|end]], she will be little more than a ravening beast. Lily and Leo's condition is similar to the one of [[Dog and God]]. |
==Interactions with the player character== |
==Interactions with the player character== |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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| − | * If you enter with Lily inside the cafeteria of [[Vault 3]], she will comment about herself when she was a small girl and she will remember her first kiss. This will also occur upon entering [[Vault 11]]. |
+ | * If you enter with Lily inside the cafeteria of [[Vault 3]], she will comment about herself when she was a small girl and she will remember her first kiss. This will also occur upon entering [[Vault 11]], [[Vault 19]], and [[Vault 22]]. |
* As a nightkin, Lily is also significantly faster than the player. It is not uncommon for her to charge ahead to engage a target, which can be problematic when dealing with creatures like deathclaws. |
* As a nightkin, Lily is also significantly faster than the player. It is not uncommon for her to charge ahead to engage a target, which can be problematic when dealing with creatures like deathclaws. |
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* When Lily is a companion, if she is reduced to one half of her hit points, she will suffer a "psychotic break" and will be in aggressive mode until it fades. The player is unable to give Lily commands or interact with her until this break subsides. |
* When Lily is a companion, if she is reduced to one half of her hit points, she will suffer a "psychotic break" and will be in aggressive mode until it fades. The player is unable to give Lily commands or interact with her until this break subsides. |
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* Lily is considerably helpful for a melee weapons character. |
* Lily is considerably helpful for a melee weapons character. |
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* When you go to Novac with Lily, she asks if you want to ride [[Dinky the T-Rex|Dinky the dinosaur]]. |
* When you go to Novac with Lily, she asks if you want to ride [[Dinky the T-Rex|Dinky the dinosaur]]. |
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| − | * When you go to Tribal Village with Lily, she will ask |
+ | * When you go to the [[Tribal Village]] with Lily, she will ask "Oh Dear, did I do all of this?" |
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| − | * When given a silenced .22 pistol her assault carbine is silenced. |
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| ⚫ | * When crouched, Lily enters her own sneak mode, where she activates a permanent stealth boy, until the player stops sneaking. When in this mode, it is hard to see Lily in front of you, or between you and an opponent, and the player can frequently shoot her accidentally, because of her tendency to stand between the courier and his/her enemies. This can sometimes be countered by telling her to "back up" in regards to the player. |
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| ⚫ | * When crouched, Lily enters her own sneak mode, where she activates a permanent stealth boy, until the player stops sneaking. When in this mode, it is |
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==Notable quotes== |
==Notable quotes== |
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{{Notable content |
{{Notable content |
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| − | | {{Inline quote|What's the matter, dearie? Afraid grandma will |
+ | | {{Inline quote|What's the matter, dearie? Afraid grandma will embarrass you in front of your little friends?|sound=FNV Lily WhatsTheMatterDearie.ogg}} |
|{{Inline quote|Grandma's got a present for you!|sound=FNV Lily PresentForYou.ogg}} |
|{{Inline quote|Grandma's got a present for you!|sound=FNV Lily PresentForYou.ogg}} |
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|{{Inline quote|Hush, Leo, it's medicine time now!|sound=FNV Lily MedicineTimeNow.ogg}} |
|{{Inline quote|Hush, Leo, it's medicine time now!|sound=FNV Lily MedicineTimeNow.ogg}} |
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==Bugs== |
==Bugs== |
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* {{Platforms|pc|ps3|xbox360}} Lily's Vertibird sword and assault carbine may occasionally clip into one another, causing whichever one she's using to have the other hanging from it. The sword may also be replaced entirely by the gun. She will not shoot with the gun, however; she will continue to use it as a melee weapon. Opening her companion wheel and forcing her to switch between melee and ranged attacks a couple times will fix this glitch. {{Verify|verified}} |
* {{Platforms|pc|ps3|xbox360}} Lily's Vertibird sword and assault carbine may occasionally clip into one another, causing whichever one she's using to have the other hanging from it. The sword may also be replaced entirely by the gun. She will not shoot with the gun, however; she will continue to use it as a melee weapon. Opening her companion wheel and forcing her to switch between melee and ranged attacks a couple times will fix this glitch. {{Verify|verified}} |
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| − | * {{Platforms|pc|ps3|xbox360}} Sometimes when going into stealth mode, Lily will say her normal line, "Oh, don't you worry about me dearie, your grandma knows how to stay quiet |
+ | * {{Platforms|pc|ps3|xbox360}} Sometimes when going into stealth mode, Lily will say her normal line, "Oh, don't you worry about me dearie, your grandma knows how to stay quiet," but will repeat it every 20–30 seconds. {{Verify|verified}} |
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+ | * {{Platforms|xbox360}} Even before recruiting, if you talk to Lily, she will comment on things like Lucky 38 or Benny being killed. {{Verify|verified}} |
* {{Platforms|xbox360}} After killing the mercenaries that are at Jacobstown she may randomly attack the player then fall unconscious. {{Verify|verified}} |
* {{Platforms|xbox360}} After killing the mercenaries that are at Jacobstown she may randomly attack the player then fall unconscious. {{Verify|verified}} |
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* {{Platforms|xbox360|ps3}} On rare occasions, Lily may die before she is recruited as a companion in a non-hardcore game. {{Verify|verified}} |
* {{Platforms|xbox360|ps3}} On rare occasions, Lily may die before she is recruited as a companion in a non-hardcore game. {{Verify|verified}} |
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| − | * {{Platforms|pc}} Sometimes, when Lily is equipped with Oh, Baby! |
+ | * {{Platforms|pc}} Sometimes, when Lily is equipped with Oh, Baby! she will randomly lose the weapon. It will no longer be in her hands or in her inventory, where it would normally go if it were to break from use. {{Verify|verified}} |
| − | * {{Platforms|PC}} If Lily is asked to use ranged weapons, she may not take out her |
+ | * {{Platforms|PC}} If Lily is asked to use ranged weapons, she may not take out her assault carbine, and instead stay with her vertibird sword, or [[bumper sword]] if it is in her inventory. Even if switched back to melee, she will still stand near the courier, trying to use a melee weapon as a ranged weapon. This can be fixed by switching her back to ranged, then back to melee again; however, there is not a fix to make her use her Assault Carbine, because the next time you switch her to ranged, the bug occurs again. {{Verify|verified}} |
| − | * {{Platforms|xbox360}} If the player dismisses Lily |
+ | * {{Platforms|xbox360}} If the player dismisses Lily to the Lucky 38 penthouse, she wil not always make it there, but instead found in the Casino section, able to recruit again and dismiss to the penthouse without issues. {{verify|verified}} |
| + | * {{Platforms|pc|xbox360}} When the player character is sneaking, Lily may not enter sneak mode along with the player, and instead will walk along as if the player was not sneaking. {{Verify|verified}} |
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| + | * {{Platforms|PC|xbox360}} If the player dismisses Lily while he/she is sneaking, Lily will remain in stealth mode until recruited again.{{verify|type=bug|01:22, July 26, 2014 (UTC)}} |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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<gallery captionalign="left"> |
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| − | LilyPreNightkin.png|Lily before becoming a nightkin as she appears in the G.E.C.K. |
+ | LilyPreNightkin.png|[[Lily Bowen (test cell character)|Lily before becoming a nightkin]] as she appears in the G.E.C.K. |
Lily2.jpg|Lily between her bighorners |
Lily2.jpg|Lily between her bighorners |
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{{Navbox Jacobstown}} |
{{Navbox Jacobstown}} |
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Revision as of 01:22, 26 July 2014
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For Lily before she was a nightkin, see Lily Bowen (test cell character). |
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“Hush, Leo, it's medicine time now!”
Lillian Marie Bowen is a nightkin living in Jacobstown in 2281.
Background
Born in 2078, Lily lived a simple life in Vault 17 - until the Master's army raided the vault. The 75-year old grandmother was dragged outside, where she saw the sun for the first time.
Lily was then dipped in the vats of Forced Evolutionary Virus, emerging as a super mutant. She became one of the Master's elite guards - a nightkin - working sometimes as a spy or an assassin. After the fall of the Cathedral, she and her squad led by Tabitha eventually met with Marcus and formed a community at Black Mountain. When Marcus and Tabitha parted on less than amicable terms, Lily traveled with Marcus to Mount Charleston to begin anew.
Lily now tends to the bighorners in the mutant community of Jacobstown. Like all nightkin, she struggles with her dangerous schizophrenia brought on by excessive Stealth Boy usage, but is aided by Doctor Henry, who considers her to be a primary subject for medical testing in his personal quest to cure the nightkin of their affliction. Unbeknownst to Henry, Lily only takes her medicine in half-doses as it allows her to remember her grandchildren, a recording of whom she carries around on an old holotape.
Leo
Lily frequently mentions someone named Leo, who seems to be the manifestation of her schizophrenia. She will have conversations and even arguments with "Leo," insinuating that he drives her to do "bad things." Leo's voice is audible to Lily only, but she experiences it as real; "How else could I hear him tell me who to chop?" In contrast to Lily's generally helpful and friendly personality, whenever she begins to exhibit violent tendencies, she will blame Leo.
As it was mentioned by Doctor Henry, Lily is mad but not dangerous. Leo, however, is all about aggressive and sociopathic behavior.
Leo is very fond of melee weapons. He is the one who tells Lily "who to chop," and he will not be satisfied if Lily doesn't engage in melee combat on every opportunity she gets. If ordered to favor ranged combat over melee or to take a passive stance rather than an aggressive one, Lily's reply will be, "Well, if you insist. But Leo is not going to like it much!"
Lily also tells the Courier that Leo was the one who instructed her on making her Vertibird sword using parts scavenged from the Vertibird wreckage in Klamath back in west California. This weapon was built from the wreckage of a Vertibird previously flown and subsequently crashed by pilot Daisy Whitman.
It is mentioned by Marcus that the nightkin suffer from schizophrenia induced by their prolonged use of Stealth Boys. During dialogue with Lily, the Courier may ask about the location of Leo. Lily replies by saying that he's right there by her side. The Courier may then try to convince Lily that there is no one there (to no avail, of course).
The creation of imaginary friends seems to be common among the nightkin, Davison takes his orders from a dead brahmin skull which he calls Antler, the unnamed nightkin that guns down Novac's brahmin every night, arguing with an unseen being, and Tabitha's radio show is nothing but Tabitha talking to herself as she alternates between her own voice and her imitation of the voice of Rhonda.
Lily has to regularly take her medicine in order to "make Leo shut up," and prevent him from taking over control of her body and going on a rampage in the process. If the Courier chooses to make Lily stop taking her medication, she will start to become more effective in combat but also more prone to psychotic rages, and, in the end, she will be little more than a ravening beast. Lily and Leo's condition is similar to the one of Dog and God.
Interactions with the player character
Interactions overview
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This character is a permanent companion. They grant the Stealth Girl perk. | |
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This character is a temporary companion. | |
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This character starts quests. | |
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This character is involved in quests. | |
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This character is a doctor. |
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This character is a merchant. |  -Sells: - |
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This character can repair items. | Max Repair condition: - |
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This character can modify weapons. |
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This character rents beds. | -.
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Quests
- Lily and Leo: At a certain point, if Lily Bowen is the active companion, the player may begin to hear a recording of children greeting their grandmother. This signals the start of Lily's unmarked quest.
- Guess Who I Saw Today: Lily is asked to come into the Jacobstown Lodge so Dr. Henry can do a couple of experiments on her, concerning the effects of Stealth Boys.
Endings
This section is transcluded from Fallout: New Vegas endings. To change it, please edit the transcluded page.
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Lily's long life finally came to a close in the Mojave Wasteland. As the life faded from her, her last thoughts were of her grandchildren. |
Lily dies. |
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Encouraged by the Courier to take her medication regularly, Lily's mind eventually attained a semblance of clarity. Her memories dulled by the pills, she cast aside the recording of her grandchildren, no longer remembering its significance. |
Encourage Lily to take her medication regularly in her unmarked quest, Lily and Leo. |
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Lily continued to take her medicine at half-doses, and although she remembered her grandchildren, her mind remained muddled and confused. Eventually, she parted ways with the Courier and traveled west, seeking the remnants of her past. |
Encourage Lily to continue taking her medicine at half-doses in her unmarked quest, Lily and Leo; or do not complete the quest. |
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Encouraged by the Courier to stop taking her medication altogether, Lily's instabilities grew worse with each passing day. Eventually she became little more than a ravening beast, the kindly old grandmother subsumed beneath the rage. |
Encourage Lily to stop taking her medication altogether in her unmarked quest, Lily and Leo |
Inventory
| Apparel | Weapon | Other items | On death |
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| - | Lily's Vertibird blade Lily's assault carbine |
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Additionally, Lily has a third companion weapon, a power fist variant called Lily's gauntlet. This weapon is not initially in Lily's inventory, but may be given to her as part of a script which ensures all companions retain their special weapons.
Lily is limited in the weapons she can use, and can only theoretically equip weapons from the following list.
Note: Lily's default assault carbine does so much base DPS that she will never equip certain weapons in practice; these weapons are crossed out.
- Assault carbine
- Baseball bat (GRA)
- Bumper sword
- Frag grenade
- Gatling laser
Grenade machinegunHeavy incineratorHunting rifleIncinerator- Light machine gun
- Lily's assault carbine
- Lily's Vertibird blade
- Lily's gauntlet
- Minigun
Missile launcher- Nail board
- Plasma grenade
- Rebar club
- Sledgehammer
- Super sledge
Due to the above limitations, there are only two holdout weapons which Lily is capable of using: frag grenades and plasma grenades. This makes Lily a less-than-ideal companion when performing quests which take place in "weapon-free" areas like the Strip's casinos.
Notes
- If you enter with Lily inside the cafeteria of Vault 3, she will comment about herself when she was a small girl and she will remember her first kiss. This will also occur upon entering Vault 11, Vault 19, and Vault 22.
- As a nightkin, Lily is also significantly faster than the player. It is not uncommon for her to charge ahead to engage a target, which can be problematic when dealing with creatures like deathclaws.
- When Lily is a companion, if she is reduced to one half of her hit points, she will suffer a "psychotic break" and will be in aggressive mode until it fades. The player is unable to give Lily commands or interact with her until this break subsides.
- While Lily is not a companion, cazadores may attack Jacobstown and kill her.
- If the player asks her to be aggressive she will comment saying, "That's eactly what Leo told me to do!" The word 'exactly' is misspelled.
- During the quest Beyond the Beef, Mortimer will reject a suggestion to use her as a replacement for Ted Gunderson, as she is non-human. The same applies for Raul Tejada.
- Lily is considerably helpful for a melee weapons character.
- When you go to Novac with Lily, she asks if you want to ride Dinky the dinosaur.
- When you go to the Tribal Village with Lily, she will ask "Oh Dear, did I do all of this?"
- When enemies are identified, Lily will frequently state "Get behind Grandma" and then place herself between the player and the enemies. This can prove frustrating when trying to use a ranged weapon to dispatch enemies.
- When crouched, Lily enters her own sneak mode, where she activates a permanent stealth boy, until the player stops sneaking. When in this mode, it is hard to see Lily in front of you, or between you and an opponent, and the player can frequently shoot her accidentally, because of her tendency to stand between the courier and his/her enemies. This can sometimes be countered by telling her to "back up" in regards to the player.
 | The following is based on test content from the Fallout: New Vegas files. |
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- In the GECK editor, there is a character model for Lily before she was made into a super mutant, as well as models for her grandchildren, Becky Bowen and Jimmy Bowen.
| End of information based on test content from the Fallout: New Vegas files |
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Notable quotes
- "What's the matter, dearie? Afraid grandma will embarrass you in front of your little friends?"
- "Grandma's got a present for you!"
- "Hush, Leo, it's medicine time now!"
- "Didn't your mother ever tell you it's polite to help an old lady carry her bags?"
Appearances
Lily Bowen appears only in Fallout: New Vegas.
Behind the scenes
Lily Bowen was written by Travis Stout.
Bugs
- Lily's Vertibird sword and assault carbine may occasionally clip into one another, causing whichever one she's using to have the other hanging from it. The sword may also be replaced entirely by the gun. She will not shoot with the gun, however; she will continue to use it as a melee weapon. Opening her companion wheel and forcing her to switch between melee and ranged attacks a couple times will fix this glitch. [verified]
- Sometimes when going into stealth mode, Lily will say her normal line, "Oh, don't you worry about me dearie, your grandma knows how to stay quiet," but will repeat it every 20–30 seconds. [verified]
- Even before recruiting, if you talk to Lily, she will comment on things like Lucky 38 or Benny being killed. [verified]
- After killing the mercenaries that are at Jacobstown she may randomly attack the player then fall unconscious. [verified]
- On rare occasions, Lily may die before she is recruited as a companion in a non-hardcore game. [verified]
- Sometimes, when Lily is equipped with Oh, Baby! she will randomly lose the weapon. It will no longer be in her hands or in her inventory, where it would normally go if it were to break from use. [verified]
- If Lily is asked to use ranged weapons, she may not take out her assault carbine, and instead stay with her vertibird sword, or bumper sword if it is in her inventory. Even if switched back to melee, she will still stand near the courier, trying to use a melee weapon as a ranged weapon. This can be fixed by switching her back to ranged, then back to melee again; however, there is not a fix to make her use her Assault Carbine, because the next time you switch her to ranged, the bug occurs again. [verified]
- If the player dismisses Lily to the Lucky 38 penthouse, she wil not always make it there, but instead found in the Casino section, able to recruit again and dismiss to the penthouse without issues. [verified]
- When the player character is sneaking, Lily may not enter sneak mode along with the player, and instead will walk along as if the player was not sneaking. [verified]
- If the player dismisses Lily while he/she is sneaking, Lily will remain in stealth mode until recruited again.[verification overdue]
Gallery
Lily before becoming a nightkin as she appears in the G.E.C.K.
Lily between her bighorners
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