0 of 0
About this mod
Dialog mod for people who want to play the Courier as the Lone Wanderer from Fallout 3.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
- Changelogs
“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Vertibirds on fire over the shoulder of Liberty Prime. I watched death rays glitter in the dark from near Earth orbit. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.”
Well, lost no more.
Wanderer Courier Soldier Spy is a dialog mod for people who want to roleplay New Vegas as the Lone Wanderer, the protagonist of Fallout 3.
The idea is not to add a lot of callbacks, but make your Courier talk like someone who's been around. Most changes are small, like saying "your Vault" instead of "the Vault" when talking to Vault dwellers, or calling bomb collars "slave collars." You know about the Brotherhood and the Enclave now. When you talk to Joshua Graham in Honest Hearts, you've heard of Christianity. When you talk to Father Elijah in Dead Money, you've heard of FEV. (There are a few callbacks here and there.)
Good news: it's not a TTW mod. You can use it with vanilla New Vegas (plus DLCs), strictly for role playing. (How does that work? That bullet to the brain wiped your procedural memory, but your episodic memory is still intact.) In fact there are some changes (to Doc Mitchell's dialog) that you can only see if you are using vanilla New Vegas.
Bad news: it's just a dialog mod. It doesn't do any checks for what your character has or has not done. If you are going to use it with TTW, save it for one of those "canonical" playthroughs where you finish in DC before heading west, never to return.
Fixes from YUP are incorporated when appropriate.
Characters with changed dialog options:
Things changed beside the wording of lines:
Well, lost no more.
Wanderer Courier Soldier Spy is a dialog mod for people who want to roleplay New Vegas as the Lone Wanderer, the protagonist of Fallout 3.
The idea is not to add a lot of callbacks, but make your Courier talk like someone who's been around. Most changes are small, like saying "your Vault" instead of "the Vault" when talking to Vault dwellers, or calling bomb collars "slave collars." You know about the Brotherhood and the Enclave now. When you talk to Joshua Graham in Honest Hearts, you've heard of Christianity. When you talk to Father Elijah in Dead Money, you've heard of FEV. (There are a few callbacks here and there.)
Good news: it's not a TTW mod. You can use it with vanilla New Vegas (plus DLCs), strictly for role playing. (How does that work? That bullet to the brain wiped your procedural memory, but your episodic memory is still intact.) In fact there are some changes (to Doc Mitchell's dialog) that you can only see if you are using vanilla New Vegas.
Bad news: it's just a dialog mod. It doesn't do any checks for what your character has or has not done. If you are going to use it with TTW, save it for one of those "canonical" playthroughs where you finish in DC before heading west, never to return.
Fixes from YUP are incorporated when appropriate.
Characters with changed dialog options:
- Doc Mitchell (non-TTW)
- Cass
- Veronica
- Arcade
- Enclave Remnants
- Mr. House
- Strip securitrons
- Caleb McCaffery
- Jed Masterson
- Otho (The Fort)
- Greasy Johnny (North Vegas)
- Jules (North Vegas)
- Thomas Hildern (McCarran)
- Horowitz (Vault 34)
- Sarah Weintraub (Vault 21)
- Michael Angelo (Vault 21)
- Mortimer (Ultra-Luxe)
- Colonel Moore
- Nellis Miniboomers
- Lindsay (Nellis)
- Max (Freeside)
- Argyll (Nellis)
- Pete (Nellis)
- Raquel (Nellis)
- Christine (Dead Money)
- Dog/God (Dead Money)
- Dean Domino (Dead Money)
- Elijah (Dead Money)
- Daniel (Honest Hearts)
- Ricky (Honest Hearts)
- Joshua Graham (Honest Hearts)
- Dala (Old World Blues)
- Mobius (Old World Blues)
- Your Brain (Old World Blues)
- ED-E (Lonesome Road)
- Ulysses (Lonesome Road)
Things changed beside the wording of lines:
- You no longer have to join the Mojave Brotherhood to recognize Christine as a Scribe.