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This is a transcript for dialogue with Mister Burke. |
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Topics
| TOPIC | TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT | EMOTION | RESPONSE TEXT | # |
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| GREETING | GREETING | Anger 100 | Not now! {cutting off discussion because he's about to get in a fight with someone else} | 1 |
| GREETING | Surprise 50 | Savor this moment. {looking at something sublime} | 2 | |
| GREETING | Disgust 100 | Shush! You're ruining the moment. {annoyed that he is being interrupted} | 3 | |
| GREETING | Happy 50 | Wait for my summons. I will send for you after I finish some business in the Wasteland. {unusually tender and affectionate, but still commanding} | 4 | |
| GREETING | Happy 50 | Patience my love. I will send for you in due time. {unusually tender and affectionate, but still commanding} | 5 | |
| GREETING | Happy 50 | Patience. {unusually tender and affectionate, but still commanding} | 6 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | So. You're the genius who disarmed the bomb. Weeks of waiting and watching, ruined! | 7 | |
| Neutral 50 | It's a pity you acted so hastily. In the future, best sleep with one eye open. | 8 | ||
| GREETING | Anger 50 | You will come to regret your actions. {deadly serious} | 9 | |
| GREETING | Happy 100 | My, my. Just when I had all but given up hope. My dear boy, I am very happy to make your acquaintance. I am Mister Burke. | 10 | |
| Neutral 50 | And you, well, you are not a resident of this putrescent cesspool. That makes you a rather valuable individual. | 11 | ||
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | My, my. Just when I had all but given up hope. My dear girl, I am very happy to make your acquaintance. I am Mister Burke. | 12 | |
| Neutral 50 | And you, well, you are not a resident of this putrescent cesspool. That makes you a rather valuable individual. | 13 | ||
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | You self-righteous little.... Do you have any idea what you've done to my employer's development plan? A word of advice: watch your back. {exploding with anger, then regaining a malicious calm} | 14 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | You haven't rigged the bomb yet? If it's information you need, get to it. Time is wasting. | 15 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | Back again, hmm? Perhaps you've reconsidered my offer? | 16 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | The pulse charge is rigged? Excellent! Meet me upstairs at Tenpenny Tower. There you will see a most glorious sight. {normally reserved, but can't contain his giddy excitement} | 17 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | Meet me upstairs at Tenpenny Tower. {normally reserved, but can't contain his giddy excitement} | 18 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | The pulse charge is rigged? Excellent! Excellent! {normally reserved, but can't contain his giddy excitement} | 19 | |
| Neutral 50 | Ah. The anticipation is palpable. Isn't it? {with zeal} | 20 | ||
| Neutral 50 | When you have finished savoring the moment, you may have the honor of pressing the button. Oh, and mind your eyes. It'll be brighter than bright. {in rapture with the knowledge something disgusting is being destroyed by an atom bomb} | 21 | ||
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | The detonator is right over there. You may have the honor. Hit the switch! | 22 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | My God... what transcendent beauty... what purifying light.... {in rapture, watching an atomic bomb explode in the distance} | 23 | |
| Neutral 50 | Ahem... Allow me to collect myself, as I'm sure you're anxious to collect your payment. {colelcting his composure after showing a deeply emotional side of himself} | 24 | ||
| Neutral 50 | I've been asked to extend to you an invitation to reside at Tenpenny Tower. | 25 | ||
| Neutral 50 | Here's the key, and deed, to your new master suite. It's on the top floor, first door on your right from the elevator. Enjoy your new accommodations. | 26 | ||
| Neutral 50 | Oh, and if you wish to spruce the place up a bit, speak with Lydia Montenegro in the Boutique le Chic. {heartfully congratulating the player for a job well done} | 27 | ||
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | My God... what transcendent beauty... what purifying light.... {in rapture, watching an atomic bomb explode in the distance} | 28 | |
| Neutral 50 | Ahem... Allow me to collect myself, as I'm sure you're anxious to collect your payment. {colelcting his composure after showing a deeply emotional side of himself} | 29 | ||
| Neutral 50 | I've been asked to extend to you an invitation to reside at Tenpenny Tower. | 30 | ||
| Neutral 50 | Here's the key, and deed, to your new master suite. It's on the top floor, first door on your right from the elevator. Enjoy your new accommodations. | 31 | ||
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | What you did, it was a great thing. That place, those people... necessary sacrifices. Here's to a better future. Here's to Tenpenny Tower! | 32 | |
| GREETING | Anger 50 | You will come to regret your actions. {deadly serious} | 33 | |
| GREETING | Happy 50 | You should be proud of your accomplishment. | 34 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | Good job taking care of our little problem. Now if you'll excuse me... {self important business man} | 35 | |
| MS11BombHelpChoice | Messing with that bomb seems pretty technical. What if I can't do it? | Disgust 60 | Lack the aptitude, you mean? You're not re-wiring the thing, just attaching the Pulse Charge to the detonator. | 36 |
| Happy 75 | If you get stumped, talk to Leo Stahl. He might have something to help you concentrate. He's got a bit of a reputation. | 37 | ||
| MS11BurkeAcceptWidow | I have a "proposition" of my own. Would you like to hear it, Mister Burke? | Happy 100 | Color me intrigued. Go on... {cautiously flirting, but maintain his cool in control demeanor} | 38 |
| MS11BurkeAcceptWidow1 | You see, I live here, lover. And surely you wouldn't want to hurt me... | Surprise 100 | Well... I... I mean... Of course not... I must admit, I've never met a woman quite like you before. This changes everything... {flustered and completely charmed and infatuated. Not sure what to say} | 39 |
| Disgust 50 | I'm not sure what I'm going to tell Tenpenny... I'll think of something... {thinking aloud to himself} | 40 | ||
| Happy 100 | You wait here my dear. I have some important business to attend to. But you won't be waiting long. I shall send for you soon. {telling his lover to be patient, and making an exit} | 41 | ||
| MS11BurkeAcceptWidow2 | Burke, you silly man. You'll pay me 500 extra caps... and like it. | Happy 100 | Five hundred you say? Well... Um... Yes. Yes, I think that can be arranged. {a powerful man flirting with a dangerous woman} | 42 |
| Neutral 50 | I must admit. I find you... enchanting. Do this for me, and there's no telling how far my gratitude will reach. {a powerful man flirting with a dangerous woman} | 43 | ||
| Neutral 50 | Take the Fusion Pulse Charge. Place it into the bomb. Then meet me at Tenpenny Tower. There I will show you what true power is. | 44 | ||
| MS11BurkeAccpetObjectiveChoice1 | Throw in an extra 500 caps, and you've got yourself a deal. | Happy 100 | Well played! An extra 500 caps, in addition to the base fee, when Megaton lies in ruins. Here's the Fusion Pulse Charge. Place it in the bomb. | 45 |
| Neutral 50 | When it's done, meet me at Tenpenny Tower. It's southwest of here, well out of harm's way. You can't miss it. Any questions? | 46 | ||
| MS11BurkeAccpetObjectiveChoice2 | Megaton is under my protection. You're going to leave... now. | Disgust 80 | Oh. I see. I didn't realize Megaton had any guardian beyond its intrepid sheriff. Very well, then. I'll take my leave, as you suggested. | 47 |
| MS11BurkeAccpetObjectiveChoice3 | All right, Mister Burke. I'll do it. Megaton will burn. | Happy 80 | Excellent! I had a feeling about you. Here's the Fusion Pulse Charge. It needs to be installed inside the bomb. | 48 |
| Surprise 70 | When it's done, meet me at Tenpenny Tower. It's southwest of here, well out of harm's way. You can't miss it. Questions? | 49 | ||
| MS11BurkeAccpetObjectiveChoice5 | You're out of your mind, Burke. There's no way I'm helping you. | Sad 70 | Now that is a disappointment. Well, if you change your mind, the offer still stands. Good day. | 50 |
| I'm not going to do it. | Disgust 10 | I'm beginning to lose my patience with you. But the offer still stands should you come to your senses. | 51 | |
| MS11BurkeDisarmedChoice | I've disarmed the bomb, Burke. That thing will never explode now. | Anger 100 | You did WHAT? Are you out of your goddamned mind? Do you have any idea how long we've pained to put this plan into motion? {Incredibly angry} | 52 |
| Anger 100 | Weeks of preparation, destroyed. No words of mine can express my utter contempt for you. | 53 | ||
| Disgust 100 | You have made a very poor error in judgment, my friend. One day... one day it WILL come back to haunt you. | 54 | ||
| MS11BurkeExplainChoice1 | Go on. I'm listening. | Surprise 50 | The undetonated atomic bomb for which this town is named is still very much alive. All it needs is a little motivation. | 55 |
| Happy 50 | I have in my possession a Fusion Pulse Charge constructed for a singular purpose the detonation of that bomb. | 56 | ||
| Happy 70 | You'll rig it to the bomb. Then you'll get paid. Handsomely. What do you say? | 57 | ||
| MS11BurkeExplainChoice2 | Wait... You're going to destroy the town? | Happy 50 | No, no, I'm merely a recruiter. YOU get to have the real fun. | 58 |
| Neutral 50 | The undetonated atomic bomb for which this town is named is still very much alive. All it needs is a little motivation. | 59 | ||
| Happy 50 | I have in my possession a Fusion Pulse Charge. Once rigged to the bomb, it will be detonated, by you, at a secure location. Easy money, my friend. | 60 | ||
| MS11BurkeExplainChoice3 | You're a sick man, Burke. This conversation's over. | Neutral 50 | It seems I have misjudged you. Very well. I'll simply find someone with more entrepreneurial spirit. Good day. | 61 |
| MS11BurkeExplainTattleTail | Simms wants me to disarm the bomb... | Disgust 75 | Simms is an idiot. He prides himself on his position as mayor and sheriff of this scrapyard. {with loathing} | 62 |
| MS11BurkeExplainTattleTail1 | All right. Say I decide to help you. What's in it for me? | Happy 50 | You mean besides doing the world a favor by removing this pestilent scab of a town? {joking about a disgusting town he wants to destroy} | 63 |
| Happy 75 | Why, you'd be rewarded most handsomely! My employer is a very generous man. If it's bottle caps and luxury you're seeking. You shall have it! {slyly playing on the player's greed and vanity} | 64 | ||
| MS11BurkeExplainTattleTail2 | Too many lives are at stake, Burke! I'm going to defuse that bomb. | Neutral 50 | I advise you against that particular course of action. If you interfere with my employer's wishes, you will find he can be quite disagreeable. {deadly serious... veiled threat} | 65 |
| MS11BurkeExplainTattleTail3 | Forget I mentioned it. | Anger 10 | You would do well to side with my employer in this little matter. Life could otherwise become quite unbearable for you. {calm, very real, very serious threat} | 66 |
| MS11BurkeExplainTattleTailSpeech | I told Simms I'd disarm it. Maybe some extra caps would change my mind... | Surprise 50 | Indeed. A man's word is worth his weight in caps. I suppose I could arrange for a bonus of say, 500 caps in addition to the base fee. {slimy business man agreeing to a bribe} | 67 |
| Neutral 50 | When it's done, meet me at Tenpenny Tower. It's southwest of here, well out of harm's way. You can't miss it. Any questions? | 68 | ||
| MS11BurkeFollowupChoice3 | We're talking a lot of innocent lives here, Burke. Can I warn them? | Disgust 60 | Absolutely not! The place, the people, they're one and the same! Sacrifices for a nobler future. | 69 |
| Happy 50 | I assure you, they are worth ten times as much in death, as they are in life. | 70 | ||
| MS11BurkeGreetingChoice1 | Mister Burke, is it? Please, continue. I find myself... enthralled. | Happy 65 | Finally, someone with a modicum of civility and common sense. | 71 |
| Happy 50 | I represent certain... interests. And those interests view this town, this "Megaton," as a blight on a burgeoning urban landscape. {;Megaton is spat out with distaste} | 72 | ||
| Happy 50 | You have no connections here. No interest in this cesspool's affairs, or fate. You could assist us in erasing this little accident off the map. | 73 | ||
| MS11BurkeGreetingChoice2 | It does? | Surprise 50 | Don't you see? You're a free agent! You've no ties here, no interest in this settlement's affairs. Megaton means nothing to you! | 74 |
| Fear 50 | I represent certain... interests who view this town, this "Megaton," as a blight on a burgeoning urban landscape. | 75 | ||
| Neutral 50 | If this settlement were to... go away. Why, who would really care? Certainly not you, or I... | 76 | ||
| MS11BurkeGreetingChoice3 | If you've got a point, make it. | Happy 50 | As you wish. I'm looking to employ an individual with no ties to Megaton, no interest in its future. | 77 |
| Disgust 50 | Megaton is obsolete. The last vestige of a cobbled, desperate past. It needs to... go away. And you are going to see that it does. | 78 | ||
| MS11GoodbyeChoice Goodbye. |
It's time for me to go. | Happy 60 | Don't let me keep you. {saying goodbye} | 79 |
| MS12Basement | I've heard this place has a basement. How do I get to it? | Surprise 50 | That area is off limits to residents and visitors. Only Gustavo and authorized technicians are allowed down there. {surprised at the apparent randomness of the question and making sure it is understood the player is not to go there} | 80 |
| Disgust 25 | That emergency access door is currently keeping out Ghouls and other vermin. So you can see why people aren't allowed to picnic down there. {(mildly annoyed) explaining the seriousness of the regulation} | 81 | ||
| MS12ResidentsBranch | What's it like living at Tenpenny Tower? | Neutral 50 | It's a piece of Utopia jutting up from the Wasteland. Tenpenny is a true visionary. I do my part to assist him in unfolding his Master Plan. {with vicarious self satisfaction} | 82 |
| Happy 100 | This tower is the symbol of true progress in this world! People are dying to get in here. Just ask those Ghouls. {("dying to get in" is ironic because it's true) dismissing the deaths of lowlife scum who don't deserve to live here.} | 83 | ||
| MS12ResidentsGhouls About these Ghouls... |
Are you doing something about those Ghouls? | Neutral 50 | We have the situation... contained. {Bureaucratic slyness} | 84 |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice1 MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoiceGood |
Contained? Don't you want a permanent solution? | Disgust 5 | If you can do a better job than Chief Gustavo, perhaps you can go enlighten him. I have important matters to attend to. If you'll excuse me? {mild sarcasm} | 85 |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice2 MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoiceBad |
For an evil minion, you're not very bright. You can't "contain" Ghouls. | Anger 100 | Ahem. I advise you to speak more civilly. Perhaps you can go enlighten Chief Gustavo. I have pressing "evil minion" things to do. {angry sarcastic indignation} | 86 |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice3 MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoiceNeutral |
Whatever. | Disgust 5 | If there's nothing else, I have better things to be doing right now. {mild annoyance} | 87 |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | How would you feel about having a few Ghoul neighbors? | Disgust 50 | I spend most of my days out acquiring and managing various... assets for Mister Tenpenny. So it matter's little to me personally. {self important bureaucrat} | 88 |
| Neutral 50 | However, the Ghoulish state is a bitter reminder that things aren't yet in line with Mister Tenpenny's vision for a pure and stainless future. {self important bureaucrat} | 89 | ||
| Neutral 50 | So you see, Ghouls living here is simply out of the question. {self important bureaucrat} | 90 | ||
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | Ghouls are disgusting, aren't they? | Neutral 50 | It best not to dwell on such things. {self important bureaucrat} | 91 |
| Neutral 50 | In time, after Tenpenny's projects have come to fruition, things like Ghouls and other deformations nature will be a thing of the past. {self important bureaucrat} | 92 | ||
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | Tenpenny seems rather heartless. | Neutral 50 | In time, after Tenpenny's projects have come to fruition, things like ghouls and other aberrations of nature will be a thing of the past. {self important bureaucrat} | 93 |
| Neutral 50 | These times are the crucible for a glorious future. One shouldn't be overly concerned with who gets burned in the process. {self important bureaucrat} | 94 | ||
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsNeutral | Whatever. | Neutral 50 | Apathy is a condition of the present blight. In the future men will have passion and ideals again. Like Mister Tenpenny. Now, if you'll excuse me. {self important bureaucrat} | 95 |
| MS14Crowley What can you tell me about Mister Crowley? |
Have you ever heard of a Mister Crowley? | Neutral 50 | Never heard of him. | 96 |
| Surprise 50 | Wait. I think I do remember Allistair Tenpenny mentioning him once. Something about a job. It was before I met him. | 97 | ||
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | PLAYER IN IRON SITES | Neutral 50 | Put that away. Unless you plan on using it. {confidently and calmly } | 98 |
| PLAYER IN IRON SITES | Neutral 50 | I've had guns leveled at me before. If you are wise, you will pause to consider that I am still around to talk about it. {confidently and calmly } | 99 | |
| PLAYER IN IRON SITES | Neutral 50 | Only small men require guns to do their persuading. {confidently and calmly} | 100 | |
| PLAYER IN IRON SITES | Neutral 50 | Most civilized people consider waving guns around to be rather uncouth. {confidently and calmly } | 101 | |
| PLAYER IN IRON SITES | Neutral 50 | Why don't you put that away? Or do I need to give you a lesson in manners? {confidently and calmly} | 102 | |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | SpeechChallengeFailure | Neutral 50 | Is that the best you can do? I'm afraid I'm not impressed. | 103 |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Neutral 50 | Charming. I feel I should tell you that your negotiation skills aren't quite up to par. You wouldn't want to embarrass yourself again. {sarcastic} | 104 | |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Neutral 50 | Ha ha. Really now? I'm afraid you aren't as agile tongued as you'd like to think. {amused and sarcastic} | 105 |
Conversation
| TOPIC | TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT | EMOTION | RESPONSE TEXT | # |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GOODBYE | I have to go now. | Neutral 50 | Time is wasting. | 106 |
| I have to go now. | Neutral 50 | You'll live just long enough to regret your error in judgment. | 107 | |
| I have to go now. | Neutral 50 | Do it! Detonate the bomb and together we'll usher in a new age of prosperity! | 108 | |
| I have to go now. | Neutral 50 | Goodbye. | 109 | |
| I have to go now. | Neutral 50 | Goodbye. | 110 | |
| I have to go now. | Happy 25 | I'm afraid I can't stop and chit chat. {mildly sarcastic} | 111 | |
| HELLO | HELLO | Neutral 50 | Who do we have here? | 112 |
| HELLO | Happy 75 | Excellent. {subtly sinister glee} | 113 | |
| HELLO | Disgust 50 | You're not going to ask me to hold your hand through this are you? {annoyed} | 114 | |
| HELLO | Disgust 10 | Yes? Are you having trouble with your little assignment? Do I need to find someone else? {annoyed} | 115 | |
| HELLO | Neutral 50 | Yes? | 116 | |
| HELLO | Surprise 25 | Tsk. To think you could have been rich. And now all you'll be is sorry. VERY sorry. {sarcastically apologetic, and hinting that he will kill the player for double crossing him} | 117 | |
| HELLO | Disgust 25 | I would advise staying clear of me for awhile. A LONG while. {calmly promising violence} | 118 | |
| HELLO | Surprise 25 | Tell me. Do you have a death wish? {calmly promising violence} | 119 | |
| HELLO | Happy 50 | It was a wonderful thing you did. Inspirational. Truly. {basking in the glow of pure evil genius} | 120 | |
| HELLO | Happy 50 | Yes friend? Is there something I can assist you with? {basking in the glow of pure evil genius} | 121 | |
| HELLO | Happy 50 | Thanks again for you part in paving the way towards progress. {basking in the glow of pure evil genius} | 122 | |
| HELLO | Happy 25 | I'm afraid I can't stop and chit chat. {mildly sarcastic} | 123 | |
| HELLO | Happy 25 | I'm afraid I can't stop and chit chat. {mildly sarcastic} | 124 | |
| MS11BattleTopic | MS11BattleTopic | Neutral 50 | I'm sorry? Sheriff, what are you hollering about? {calm, cool, like a panther about to pounce} | 125 |
| MS11BattleTopic | Anger 25 | Sheriff. I’m afraid there’s been a misunderstanding. Someone has surely been spreading rumors. I’ll be sure to address the situation... personally. {calm, cool, like a panther about to pounce} | 126 | |
| MS11BattleTopic | Anger 40 | And I'M afraid I won't be able to oblige your request, Sheriff. I have pressing matters to attend to. Now... step aside. {"Sheriff" with venom. escalating tension} | 127 | |
| MS11BattleTopic | Anger 100 | Why do you knuckle draggers always insist on doing things the hard way? Very well, Sheriff. Lead the way. { } | 128 | |
| MS11BurkeAndPhillips | MS11BurkeAndPhillips | Neutral 50 | Is that so? Do it then, Phillips. Set you feral pets upon me. I could use a bit of sport. After I’ve dealt with them, I'll turn my attention to you. | 129 |
| MS11BurkeAndPhillips | Neutral 50 | After all, you've destroyed my home, murdered my employer. I’ve something of a score to settle, wouldn't you say? | 130 | |
| MS11BurkeAndPhillips | Neutral 50 | Correct. You and your friends may have killed Tenpenny, but the man gave me a task, and I intend to complete it. | 131 | |
| MS11BurkeAndPhillips | Neutral 50 | There's a detonator on the balcony. When that switch is activated, the bomb at the center of Megaton goes... boom. THAT will conclude my business. | 132 | |
| MS11BurkeAndPhillips | Neutral 50 | All right. Water under the bridge, then. Truth be told, I'm a firm believer in natural selection. What you people did here was... inspired. | 133 | |
| MS11FinBurkeThreatenPlayer | MS11FinBurkeThreatenPlayer | Anger 100 | You've made a grievous error in judgement. Watch your back. {a deadly serious death threat} | 134 |
| MS11NukeView | MS11NukeView | Happy 100 | Now that, my friend, is beautiful. {Watching an atomic bomb explode in the distance} | 135 |
| MS11NukeView | Happy 50 | I'm glad you're pleased. I had help, of course. {flattered but extending due credit to his assistant} | 136 | |
| MS11NukeView | Happy 50 | I'll send someone up as soon as I've completed business with our friend here. {sincere, though trying not to be amused by an old mans antics} | 137 |
Combat
| TOPIC | TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT | EMOTION | RESPONSE TEXT | # |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AcceptYield | AcceptYield | Disgust 50 | Now, can we please behave like civilized adults. {condescending and threatening} | 138 |
| Assault | Assault | Disgust 50 | I can assure you, I'm NOT someone to trifle with. {smugly threatening an assailant} | 139 |
| Attack | Attack | Disgust 50 | So, you're a masochist... {smugly taunting an opponent he is certain to beat} | 140 |
| Attack | Disgust 50 | Any moment now, you'll be dead. Are you excited to see what that's like? {smugly taunting an opponent he is certain to beat} | 141 | |
| DeathResponse | DeathResponse | Disgust 50 | There. You see? Natural selection at it's finest. {smugly indifferent to another man's death} | 142 |
| DeathResponse | Disgust 50 | Death can be so messy, can't it. {smugly indifferent to another man's death} | 143 | |
| DeathResponse | Disgust 50 | I hope someone deals with that body soon. I detest the smell of rotting flesh. {smugly indifferent to another man's death} | 144 | |
| Flee | Flee | Fear 50 | I've underestimated you. Let's continue this another time! {retreating away from a fight} | 145 |
| Hit | Hit | Pained 100 | I just had this suit tailored! {gritting through the pain of getting shot and taunting his attacker} | 146 |
| Murder | Murder | Disgust 50 | Hmm. Some people have no respect for the sanctity of life. {smugly indifferent to the death of another man} | 147 |
| Murder | Disgust 50 | Natural selection at it's finest. {smugly indifferent to the death of another man} | 148 | |
| MurderNoCrime | MurderNoCrime | Disgust 50 | Hmm. Some people have no respect for the sanctity of life. {smugly indifferent to the death of another man} | 149 |
| MurderNoCrime | Disgust 50 | Natural selection at it's finest. {smugly indifferent to the death of another man} | 150 | |
| Pickpocket | Pickpocket | Anger 50 | If you wish to keep all your fingers, you'll keep them to yourself. {caught a pickpocket} | 151 |
Detection
| TOPIC | TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT | EMOTION | RESPONSE TEXT | # |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AlertIdle | AlertIdle | Surprise 50 | Oh goodie. Hide and seek. I haven't played this game in years. {condescendingly smug, searching for an enemy he wants to kill} | 152 |
| AlertIdle | Surprise 50 | You can't hide forever. You're stink will eventually give you away. {condescendingly smug, searching for an enemy he wants to kill} | 153 | |
| AlertIdle | Surprise 50 | I do so enjoy a good hunt! {condescendingly smug, searching for an enemy he wants to kill} | 154 | |
| AlertToCombat | AlertToCombat | Surprise 50 | Aha! There you are! That was fun. Pity you'll be dead soon so we can't play again. {smugly taunting an enemy who was hiding but now found and about to be killed} | 155 |
| AlertToCombat | Surprise 50 | Not very clever are you? {smugly taunting an enemy who was hiding but now found and about to be killed} | 156 | |
| AlertToCombat | Surprise 50 | And here I was so enjoying our little cat and mouse game. It's a shame I have to kill you now. {smugly taunting an enemy who was hiding but now found and about to be killed} | 157 | |
| AlertToCombat | Surprise 50 | Tsk tsk. I had thought you were more clever than that. Oh well. {smugly taunting an enemy who was hiding but now found and about to be killed} | 158 | |
| AlertToCombat | Surprise 50 | So are you going to let me kill you now, or are you going to run away again? {smugly taunting an enemy who was hiding but now found and about to be killed} | 159 | |
| CombatToLost | CombatToLost | Surprise 50 | Oh goodie. Hide and seek. I haven't played this game in years. {condescendingly smug, searching for an enemy he wants to kill} | 160 |
| CombatToLost | Surprise 50 | You can't hide forever. You're stink will eventually give you away. {condescendingly smug, searching for an enemy he wants to kill} | 161 | |
| CombatToLost | Surprise 50 | I do so enjoy a good hunt! {condescendingly smug, searching for an enemy he wants to kill} | 162 | |
| LostIdle | LostIdle | Surprise 50 | Oh goodie. Hide and seek. I haven't played this game in years. {condescendingly smug, searching for an enemy he wants to kill} | 163 |
| LostIdle | Surprise 50 | You can't hide forever. You're stink will eventually give you away. {condescendingly smug, searching for an enemy he wants to kill} | 164 | |
| LostIdle | Surprise 50 | I do so enjoy a good hunt! {condescendingly smug, searching for an enemy he wants to kill} | 165 | |
| LostToCombat | LostToCombat | Surprise 50 | Aha! There you are! That was fun. Pity you'll be dead soon so we can't play again. {smugly taunting an enemy who was hiding but now found and about to be killed} | 166 |
| LostToCombat | Surprise 50 | Not very clever are you? {smugly taunting an enemy who was hiding but now found and about to be killed} | 167 | |
| LostToCombat | Surprise 50 | And here I was so enjoying our little cat and mouse game. It's a shame I have to kill you now. {smugly taunting an enemy who was hiding but now found and about to be killed} | 168 | |
| LostToCombat | Surprise 50 | Tsk tsk. I had thought you were more clever than that. Oh well. {smugly taunting an enemy who was hiding but now found and about to be killed} | 169 | |
| LostToCombat | Surprise 50 | So are you going to let me kill you now, or are you going to run away again? {smugly taunting an enemy who was hiding but now found and about to be killed} | 170 | |
| NormalToCombat | StartCombat | Surprise 50 | Well now! This should be fun! {smugly enjoining combat with someone who attacked him} | 171 |
| StartCombat | Surprise 50 | And here I thought I was going to have a boring day. {smugly enjoining combat with someone who attacked him} | 172 | |
| StartCombat | Surprise 50 | Do you know who I am? {smugly enjoining combat with someone who attacked him} | 173 | |
| StartCombat | Surprise 50 | What luck! I was hoping I'd get to shoot an idiot today. {smugly enjoining combat with someone who attacked him} | 174 |