This is a sub-page of Proto:Fallout: New Vegas/April 17, 2010.

A large amount of unused dialogue was recovered from this build, reflecting elements altered when compared to the final or removed entirely. With the use of the Fallout-Xbox-360-utils program on Github, it is possible to locate form IDs for unused player lines. These form IDs correspond to the IDs contained within the filenames for dialogue lines recovered from this build, allowing them to be matched. Please note that all dialogue here is text to speech unless otherwise stated.

I Fought The LawUnused dialogue specifically related to the early version of the NCRCF.

Return To SenderA large amount of unused dialogue for an earlier, more complex version of this quest.

UlyssesA sizeable amount of unused dialogue for the cut companion Ulysses.

Alexander

Alexander has multiple unused lines referring to him being able to buy Vance's 9mm Submachinegun from the player. More information on this cut task can be found on the main page for the April 17th build.

Here the player can ask about placing special orders, which leads into the task:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Can I place a special order?
Alexander	I do take special orders - sometimes. But they're real special - as in "special expensive" and for "special people" only.	000E88F0
Alexander	But I'll tell you what. I'm always interested in rare and unusual weapons. Find something that fits the bill, and you might start looking "special."	000E88F0
Player	Can I place a special order?
Alexander	That depends. You got anything special to show me?	000E88F1
Player	No, I guess not.
Alexander	Then I guess you're not special enough right now, hmm?	00E8912

Vance's 9mm Submachinegun would suffice for this task:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	How about this machine gun from the Vikki and Vance casino?
Alexander	Let me take a look at you... sure enough. That's special enough. The firearms of infamous outlaws always command a fair price.	00E88f7
Alexander	I'll give you 250 caps, how's that sound?	00E88f7
Player	250 caps it is.
Alexander	Alright, here's your money.	00E890a
Player	I think I'll hang onto it for now.
Alexander	No one likes a thief, kid. If you want special orders, I'm gonna need to see something special first.	00E88e7

The player could also attempt a barter check of 35 to negotiate more caps in exchange for the weapon:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	For the personal firearm of an infamous outlaw? 450 caps sounds more like it...
Alexander	Yeah, yeah, yeah... save me the sales job. 450 caps it is.	00E8904
Player	250 caps is a lot of money! Wait! I mean it's not a lot of money!
Alexander	It's plenty of money for someone with your sales skills, kid. Take it or leave it.	00E8904

Biggs & Harcourt

Dialogue for an NPC named Harcourt. She was connected to a cut quest at Ranger Station Foxtrot.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player
Harcourt	Better to be careful around me, wouldn't want my luck to rub off on you.	001028bb
Player
Harcourt	Careful, I'm still lucky.	001028bc
Player	I take it you're some kind of jinx?
Harcourt	You got it, Lucky Harcourt, that's what they call me behind my back. You know, I use up all your luck and then you're dead.	001028ac
Player	I think a man would be very lucky indeed to catch you.
Harcourt	Ha, I know better than to fall for smooth talkers like you. But, you can call me Nina.	00103a2c
Player	I win more than my fair share of coin tosses. How is that a bad thing?
Harcourt	Some of the other soldiers think I'm a jinx. I use up everyone else's luck when they're around me lucky Harcourt. That's what they call me.	001028ba
Player	I'm sure the casinos of New Vegas love you.
Harcourt	I'm actually not much of a gambler, I'd love to visit the Ultra-Luxe one of these days, though.	001028ad
Player	Right. Biggs mentioned you.
Harcourt	Oh, I love Biggs. He's always telling me he wishes I'd catch a bullet between the eyes when we go on patrol. Such a sweetheart.	001028b0
Harcourt	He's the one who originally started calling me Lucky Harcourt, you know. He didn't mean it as a compliment.	001028b0
Player	That has to bother you, right?
Harcourt	I'm not some superstitious tribal, unlike some of the others, I just do what they taught me in basic, stay sharp and learn to duck.	001028bf
Harcourt	Anyway, the Lieutenant's gonna be on my ass if he sees me jawing with you. See you around.	001028bf
Player	Uh, what?
Harcourt	Sorry, it's sort of an unfunny private joke around here. The short version is I'm lucky, but everyone around me isn't, like a jinx.	001028b8
Harcourt	Some of the other soldiers think I'm a jinx. I use up all others luck when they're around me. Lucky Harcourt, that's what they call me.	001028b8
Player	Why do the other soldiers think you're a jinx?
Harcourt	Because the last two squads I was a part of were both wiped out. Except for me, of course. I didn't get a scratch on me either time.	001028b4
Harcourt	The next thing I know, I'm some kind of walking curse. Oh no, Harcourts here. We're all going to die.	001028b4
Player	You put on a brave face, but I can tell that it bothers you, just a bit.
Harcourt	I think about it all the time, the band of Nightstalkers? (Cannot make out what is being said) just couldn't get a bead on me. I was fighting hard, but so was everyone else.	001028ab
Harcourt	And that Fiend grenade, right in the middle of the patrol. No time to shout a warning, and nobody got out except me.	001028ab
Harcourt	I don't know what to make of it, destiny? Higher power? Who knows? Anyway, I should get back to my duty. Can't have the Lt. mad at me.	001028ab
Player	Goodbye.
Harcourt	See ya.	001028ae

Dialogue for an NPC named Biggs. He was connected to a cut quest at Ranger Station Foxtrot.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player
Biggs	Welcome to Ranger Station Foxtrot. Dead men walking, every one of us.	001028bd
Player
Biggs	It's only a matter of time now...	001028be
Player	Goodbye.
Biggs	Yeah, goodbye to all of us...	001028b6
Player	Have you talked to your superior officer?
Biggs	The Lieutenant told me to shut it and get soldiering. He's not gonna do anything until it's too late for the rest of us.	001028b3
Player	I could take care of Harcourt. What are you offering?
Biggs	I'll collect the pay from the rest of the guys, maybe throw in some contraband too.	001028b5
Player	I think you're overreacting.
Biggs	I'm not. After Harcourt arrived, the generator stopped working. Last patrol, Corporal Sam stepped right into a bark scorpion nest.	001028b1
Biggs	And me? I lost my rifle cleaning kit. That's never happened before.	001028b1
Player	Is that going to happen soon? I'd like to be around to loot your corpses.
Biggs	Oh fuck you. You'll be dead with the rest of us if you stick around.	001028b9
Player	Never mind.
Biggs	We never talked about this, got it?	001028aa
Player	Or she's just lucky.
Biggs	Yeah, right. A sole survivor twice, and not a scratch on her? No, she's a jinx. She uses up the luck of everyone around her, and she's got to go.	001028af
Player	What are you going to do about Harcourt?
Biggs	Me? There's nothing I can do to her, that won't take me down with her.	001028b7
Player	What are you talking about?
Biggs	We've got a jinx, Harcourt. She's been transferred twice now because her previous squads all got killed. See the pattern?	001028b2

Boulder City Showdown

Lieutenant Monroe#

Lieutenant Monroe has additional dialogue present within the files that reflects an early version of the Boulder City Showdown quest.

Here Monroe would introduce the early version of the quest, back when the player needed to scout for the location of the hostages first. There is also some cut dialogue that references the early version of the quest They Went That-A Way, back when the circumstances of Benny's betrayal were slightly different:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Do you know what the Great Khans want?
Monroe	They claim they just want us to step aside so they can get out of NCR territory.	0010D9F0
Monroe	They also said that it was someone named Benny, I think, that started shooting at my troops in the first place.	0010D9F0
Monroe	I think that the Great Khans had a falling out. There's a house in the south part of the city, where there's a bunch of dead ones.	0010D9F0
Player	I could sneak in there and try to get your people out.
Monroe	Considering that the hostages are dead as soon as we attack, I'm willing to give you a chance.	00116FE7
Monroe	Find out where they are keeping my missing troops. Once you've made your report, I can get my snipers into position.	00116FE7
Monroe	With any luck the guards will be taken out when we attack. I don't want any heroics, just find out where my troopers are and get out of there.	00116FE7

The player could pass a speech check of 45 here as well:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	<Sneak Option - 45>
Monroe	That would be useful. As it is now, the hostages don't stand a chance if we assault the Khans now.	00110FD5
Monroe	If you can find out where they're being kept, my snipers might be able to take down any Khans guarding them when we attack.	00110FD5
Monroe	I don't want any heroics, just find out where my troopers are and get out of there.	00110FD5
Player	<Sneak Option - 45>
Monroe	An interesting idea, but no thanks. The Great Khans would definitely know we were up to something.	00116BBC

Here he reacts to the player's success:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Yes. If you've got a map, I can show you which building it is.
Monroe	Perfect. I can have snipers take out the Khans guarding them. When we attack, that should buy us time to rescue them.	0010D50B
Monroe	I'm ordering the assault immediately since I don't want to give the Khans a chance to move the hostages to another hiding place.	0010D50B
Monroe	You're welcome to help us out. I do understand if you'd prefer to lay low until this is over.	0010D50B
Player	-
Monroe	Good. Hopefully my marksman can take the guards out when we assault.	00111519

In the final game, the player can bribe Lt. Monroe to look the other while the Khans slip out. In this version of the quest, Sgt. Hastings is the subject of the bribe instead. Here he reacts to the Khan's disappearance:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player
Monroe	We're packing up and moving out. Somehow, the Great Khans managed to slip out of the ruins undetected.	001176DB
Player	Any idea what happened?
Monroe	None. There must have been a gap in the rubble that we missed, or maybe they tunnelled out. It's still going to be my ass.	00118F26
Monroe	I appreciate you trying to help out, though. None of this was your fault.	00118F26
Player	Goodbye.
Monroe	I'm not looking forward to explaining this to McCarran.	00118F29

In the final game, the hostages are tied up together - freeing one will automatically free the other. In this version they seem to have been tied up separately initially, and Monroe has dialogue to account for this:

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
Player
Monroe	I see that one of the hostages managed to escape thanks to you. Is there any chance you can get the other one out?	0011151A
Player	Private Ackerman is alright, but Private Gilbert didn't make it.
Monroe	Damn, I'd planned on recommending Gilbert for Corporal.	00115CB0
Player	Private Gilbert is alright, but Private Ackerman didn't make it.
Monroe	Ackerman was a good kid. A little headstrong, but a fine trooper all the time.	00115CB0
Monroe	Thanks for your help. Chances were high that we'd have lost both troopers if you hadn't come along.	00115CB2

In the final freeing the hostages will automatically trigger the NCR assault. In this version the player would need to report back to Monroe before it would begin:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player
Monroe	Both hostages escaped thanks to you. That was a big gamble you took, but it looks like it paid off.	0011151
Monroe	Now that the Khans no longer have any leverage I'll be able to order a full assault to take out any Great Khans still hiding in the ruins.	0011151B
Monroe	You're welcome to help us out. I do understand if you'd prefer to lay low until this is over.	0011151B

Private Hastings#

This NPC has dialogue present alluding to a cut outcome for the Boulder City Showdown quest. Additional greeting lines for Hastings post quest have also been recovered from the build dated February the 16th.

Some generic lines for Hastings:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player
Hastings	This is bullshit. We are supposed to be on leave, not shooting it out with Great Khans.	0010F6F6
Player
Hastings	No one goes past the checkpoint without the Lieutenant's authorisation. Any further, and we'll shoot you.	00113C04
Player	You can't tell me what to do.
Hastings	My rifle says otherwise. Besides, those are Lieutenant Monroe's orders. You want to get in, you take it up with him.	00113BFF

Here Hastings introduces the situation:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	What's past the checkpoint?
Hastings	We got some Great Khans hiding out further in. Talk to Lieutenant Monroe if you want the whole story.	00113C02
Player	What's past the checkpoint?
Hastings	You can find the Lieutenant on the west side of town, near the Big Horn Saloon.	00113C03

The player could follow up with some generic questions about the situation:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Does this sort of thing happen a lot in the NCR's military?
Hastings	Getting screwed all the time. When they say you'll be at a post for a week, they really mean a month. Possibly two.	0010F6F2
Player	What do you know about the Great Khans?
Hastings	Nothing. The officer said they're bad guys. So here we are.	0011776C
Player	Why did you join up in the first place?
Hastings	I'm supposed to be patrolling the roads back in California. Easy, safe and boring. Instead, I got dragged back here to the front lines.	0011776B

The player could also suggest a bribe:

Player

How much would it take for you to ignore the Great Khan's escape through here?

Hastings

What an interesting idea. If my buddies and I were distracted counting, say, 500 caps, I'm sure we'd miss a lot of things.

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The player could consider or decline:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	I'll be back with your caps.
Hastings	I'll be waiting.	00116BB7
Player	I'll consider it.
Hastings	Well, you know where to find me.	0011205E
Player	I don't have that many caps.
Hastings	Too bad. No caps, no deal.	0010F6EF

The player could also attempt a barter check to reduce the bribe:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	<Barter 45> 400 caps, and you can tell your friends that I only gave you 300.
Hastings	Sounds more than fair. 400 caps, pay up.	0011205B
Player	<Barter not 45> 500 is way too much. I was thinking 400.
Hastings	Well think your way back up to 500, because that's what I want.	00116BBB

The player could then pay the reduced or original total:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	About those caps you wanted...
Hastings	500 caps and my friends and I will be very, very distracted.	001197BD
Player	500 caps it is. Here you go.
Hastings	Deal. Me and my friends will be over here, minding our own business. Your friends can just walk on by.	0010F6E8
Player	About those caps you wanted...
Hastings	You got me down to 400 caps. Pay up and my friends and I will look the other way.	001197BE
Player	Here you go.
Hastings	Pleasure doing business. My friends and I will be over here, minding our own business. Your friends can just walk on by.	00112056

Jessup#

Jessup has dialogue that suggests the events regarding Benny's betrayal played out differently to the final. Other Boulder City NPCs also have dialogue referencing this, referring to a house of the dead Great Khans to the south.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	He betrayed you?
Jessup	We got tired of waiting to get paid, so we confiscated the chip, while Benny headed over to the Strip to get the money.	00116FDB
Jessup	We were sloppy, Benny came back that night and started taking us all out in our sleep, one by one.	00116FDB
Jessup	The only reason we survived was because McMurphy woke up as Benny shot him. Then that NCR patrol showed up, and here we are.	00116FDB

Guard#

This is dialogue for a generic Great Khan, possibly guarding one of the hostages:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player
Guard	Where do you think you're going? Jessup isn't up here.	00117ACF
Player
Guard	None of your damn business.	00117ACA
Player	Goodbye.
Guard	Go on, get out of here.	00117ACD

Casa Madrid

Pretty Sarah#

Multiple unused lines of dialogue exist for the character Pretty Sarah, involving the quest "The Coyotes" and generic services. The dialogue is for buying Med-X from Pretty Sarah:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	I'm looking to score some Med-X. Can you help?
Pretty Sarah	I know a fellow chronic pain sufferer when I see one. How many doses you need?	000F9F09
Player	I'm looking to score some Med-X. Can you help?
Pretty Sarah	How many Doses do you need?	000FA148

This dialogue is specific to the Coyotes. This seems to be related to the route of the quest where the player presents evidence of the duo's elicit dealings to Pretty Sarah in order to have her turn on St. James and Dermot. In the final, the player needs only to show her the ledger. Here the player had the option to show her St. James' teddy bear as well, though it doesn't seem to lead to anything:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	I found this in Saint James' room. <Show her the teddy bear.>
Pretty Sarah	I know all about the teddy bear, unfortunately. Just ask Sweetie. Did you have a point?	000FD113
Player	I'm pretty sure this bear belonged to a girl who disappeared.
Pretty Sarah	Pretty sure, as in not really sure. It wouldn't surprise me to find out Saint James and Dermot were doing wrong.	000FD115
Pretty Sarah	I get a bad feeling from them, but I'd need some kind of proof before I do anything, and teddy bears don't count.	000FD115
Player	Forget it.
Pretty Sarah	Alright, but maybe you should put the bear back where you found it before I remember.	000FD114

In the final the player has the option to ask Pretty Sarah about the services offered at the Casa Madrid. This dialogue existed at one point for the player to refuse the services after asking:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Thanks for the details, but I'm not interested.
Pretty Sarah	Maybe not yet, you mean. Folks get lonely. We'll be here when you need us.	000F9725
Player	Thanks for the details, but I'm not interested.
Pretty Sarah	Well, like I said, talk to Sweetie if you change your mind.	000F9726

Sweetie#

Some dialogue for Sweetie, allowing her to provide additional commentary for the quest The Coyotes.

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
		Don’t wander too far.
		Oh, that’s the one. You might wanna wash your hands, hon.
		Sure, just keep in mind I could show you funner ways to spend your caps.

Chauncey

Some unused dialogue for Chauncey, from when Underpass was still a settlement in the game. The first two lines are present in the final, but included here for context.

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
	tempvms18_vms18vms18chaunceyto_00115d1b_1	Yes. The White Glove Society strictly forbids eating humans. But we weren't always the White Glove Society.
	tempvms18_vms18vms18chaunceyto_00115d1b_2	Mortimer and some of the others have... regressed... to the old ways.
	tempvms18_vms18vms18chaunceyto_00115d1b_3	They've taken many people over the last few months. But always from Freeside or Underpass, where they wouldn't be missed.

Doc Mitchell

Doc Mitchell has unused dialogue for a cut portion of character creation where he would ask questions to determine the player's traits. Unlike most other dialogue recovered from this build, this is professionally voiced.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	-
Doc Mitchell	Dangerous work being a long haul courier. You don't mind me asking, how'd you end up in it?	001057E8
Player	Danger and I are close personal friends.
Doc Mitchell	Hmm... sounds like you fell in with the wrong crowd then.	001057DE
Player	There was a man/woman involved. It's a long story.
Doc Mitchell	Huh, ain't there always...	001057DF
Player	I took something that didn't belong to me.
Doc Mitchell	I suppose if you haven't already, you might wanna think about giving it back. Just some friendly advice.	001057E0
Player	I was broke and the pay was good.
Doc Mitchell	If you don't mind me saying so, I don't think there's a job in all creation that pays well enough for what you've been through. But who am I to judge?	001057E1
Player	No offense, Doc, but that's none of your business.
Doc Mitchell	I understand, that's your right.	001057E3
Player	I owed a whole lot of caps to some very bad people, Doc.
Doc Mitchell	I hope for your sake they're calling that debt square now.	001057E9
Player	-
Doc Mitchell	And put this on to, so the locals don't pick on you for wearing a hospital gown.	001057E5

Flags of Our Foul-Ups

Mags#

Mags has a sizeable number of unused voice lines that allude to the early version of the quest. By the time of this build, however, it seems the early version of this quest was abandoned and was actively being changed to the final version; for this reason many voice lines related to the early scenario have already been removed. Fortunately, some of these missing voice lines have been preserved in memory dumps from earlier builds of the game, and these dialogue responses can be used to understand how the early version of the quest would have proceeded.

This is the dialogue used to start Mags' route of the quest, the responses are from a January the 4th build:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID	Build
Player	Sgt. McCredie's planning to send your squad into a death trap.
Mags	-		N/A
Player	At a guess, because he's an authoritarian sadist
Mags	Tell me about it. What the hell are we gonna do?	01058F1	January 4th
Player	He seems to think it will force you to work together.
Mags	Dammit! I can't believe this. I'm not going to die for these clowns!	001058F8	January 4th

At this point in development, the player would need to convince the Misfits to work together before they could attempt the rifle and grenade range courses. These voice lines are from a build dated January the 4th.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID	Build
Player	Meet me at the shooting range, I'll help the squad get up to snuff.
Mags	Maybe you do know your way around a gun - but the squad won't listen to me.	001058F6	January 4th
Mags	Poindexter's an arrogant prick, Razz doesn't respect anybody who wasn't a gangbanger, and O'Hanrahan won't even pick up a rifle. They're hopeless.	001058F6	January 4th
Player	I'll talk to them.
Mags	Okay, well, good luck with that.	001058F9	April 17th
Player	Yes. I think they'll work together better now.
Mags	Great! I'll get everybody out to the shooting range.	001058FD	January 4th

Mags' speech check about leadership still exists in this version of the build, and could be passed as an alternative to speaking with the other Misfits individually:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID	Build
Player	Meet me at the shooting range, I'll help the squad get up to snuff.
Mags	Maybe you do know your way around a gun. Ok, I think I can convince the rest of the squad, lets do this.	001058FD	January 4th

The player could also discuss Poindexter's route with Mags as well:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Don't panic, I can help with this.
Mags	You can? How are you going to do that?	001058FB
Player	Easy. I'm going to cheat.
Mags	Seriously? I don't even know how you'd do that. Maybe talk to Poindexter.	00105902

These lines are for reporting back, unfortunately all seem to lack responses:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Afraid not. I think maybe it would be easier to just cheat.
Player	So, did you get your report back from the "shooting practice?
Player	I think you'll find your orders have mysteriously changed.
Player	Yeah, I pretty much mean I'll help you cheat.

This dialogue seems to be for introducing the cut task where the player would delete the Misfits' mission orders:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	I've got bad news - it looks like McCredie's still planning to send you out.
Player	Are you sure there's nothing I can do to help?
Mags	I doubt it. Poindexter might have an idea for some kind of last-minute scheme. You should talk to him.	00107754

Some miscellaneous dialogue recovered from this build related to the cut scenario:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	I don't, sorry.
Mags	Oh, okay. Just thought I'd ask.	0010849B
Player	Still working on it, but I wanted to ask you something else.
Mags	What is it?	001058F0
Player	Well, tough luck. I tried. Enjoy dying.
Mags	Yeah, great. Thanks.	001058F4
Player	Yeah, you're screwed. Look, I've got some questions.
Mags	What?	001058F3

An unused skill check of sorts for Mags. In the final, the player needs to pass the rifle range to proceed onto the grenade course. In this version of the quest, the player could've passed a skill check to move onto the grenade course if they failed the rifle range:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Don't worry, I'm way better with grenades than I am with guns.
Mags	Okay, if you say so, Hell, it's not like we've got a lot to lose here.	00106D6F
Player	Guns might not be my forte, but I've got a knack for bombs. Trust me.
Player	No, I'm serious. I'll help you improve on the grenade course.

Some unused player lines. Here the player would suggest deserting. For the other dialogue on this page, responses existed at one point, but have not been recovered. For this dialogue specifically, responses don't seem to have ever been implemented:

Speaker	Dialogue
Player	Then you might want to think about deserting. Just a thought.
Player	You could desert.

Another unused player line for reporting back:

Speaker	Dialogue
Player	Good news - Sgt. McCredie's canceled the combat patrol.

Unused topics, with no responses nor player prompt:

MagsFakeUp 1-3

O'Hanrahan#

Dialogue exists in this build for a speech check with O'Hanrahan. In the final, O'Hanrahan's route involves passing speech checks with the other Misfits in order to convince them to work together. As O'Hanarahan assigns this task to the player, he himself does not have a speech check. At this point in development, O'Hanrahan did not have his own route; and the task to convince the Misfits to work together was assigned by Mags instead:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
O'Hanrahan	You think so?	00104F56
Player	Your mom didn't mean you shouldn't fight bad people.
Player	Your mother was just trying to keep you from hurting innocent people.
O'Hanrahan	[SUCCEEDED] What do you mean?	00104F46
Player	Your mother was just trying to keep you from hurting innocent people.
O'Hanrahan	[FAILED] Ma didn't say nothing about no innocents, she just said "don't hurt folks!	00104F47
Player	A big strong guy like you should protect people. Sometimes that means fighting.
O'Hanrahan	I guess maybe you're right. Okay. I'll try.	00104F50

After this, O'hanrahan would agree to work with the squad:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	A big strong guy like you should protect people. Sometimes that means fighting.
O'Hanrahan	I guess maybe you're right. Okay. I'll try.	00104F50

A number of unused topics to report back on the player's success or failure. While it doesn't look like O'Hanrahan had his own route yet, it seems the player could at least discuss either improving or cheating with him:

OHanrahanFakeUp 1-3
OHanrahanShapeup 1-3

Poindexter#

A dialogue exchange where Poindexter refers to a cache at Camp Golf placed in case of an emergency. This would've followed the first line included below, but a response to that line has not been recovered, meaning it's not known what would've prompted Poindexter to share this information with the player:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Anything to share about Camp Golf?
Poindexter	-	00104F4E
Player	What are you talking about?
Poindexter	In case of a surprise attack, the commander buried a huge cache of weapons. Power armor, explosives, you name it go look around, you'll find it.	00104F40

This is the dialogue that would've originally been used to start his route of the quest. Interestingly, his dialogue is identical to the final game; the developers simply altered the player lines to mask the original context of the quest:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Sgt. McCredie is sending your squad on a suicide mission if you don't shape up.
Poindexter	That seems highly illogical. What reason would he have for doing that?	001058FC
Player	He thinks it will get you to act like soldiers.
Poindexter	This is an unexpected variable. Damn, I should have planned for this.	001058FE

Mags' route of the quest could be discussed with Poindexter as well:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	I can drill your squad on proper small-unit tactics and survival.
Poindexter	I see, I would suggest you talk to Mags about that. She's the most soldierly out of all of us.	001058FA
Player	I meant actually help you learn to throw grenades.
Poindexter	Oh, I see. As inefficient as that sounds, you should perhaps talk to mags about that.	00107756

Further dialogue to discuss legitimate improvements with Poindexter. A response for this has not been recovered, only a player line:

Speaker	Dialogue
Player	Based on your performance, McCredie's cancelled the mission.

The original dialogue to assign his task to the player. This version of the dialogue mentions only one terminal; it seems the other was for the cut stage of the quest to delete the squad's mission orders entirely:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	It occurs to me that I might cheat.
Poindexter	Hmm... an intriguing proposition. Company readiness reports are logged on the computer systems at the Resort.	001058F2
Poindexter	If you can hack into the system, you might be able to alter our records. Cleverly done!	001058F2
Player	I can help with that, too.
Poindexter	Ideal. The computer system containing the evaluation records is in a back office, at the resort. If you hack in, you can alter the scores.	0010774B
Player	I'm on it.
Poindexter	Excellent. I look forward to hearing of your success.	0010774E

This dialogue is for introducing the unused stage of the quest where the player deletes the mission orders:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	I'll do it. How hard can it be?
Poindexter	Possibly harder than you think. This is a separate system from the evaluation scoring system, and it's much more heavily secured.	00107749
Player	Guess I won't get caught, then.
Poindexter	That would be advisable.	00107762
Player	Too risky for me - you're on your own.
Poindexter	I should have suspected you'd cut and run from the difficult tasks. Very well, on the very slim chance we survive, I will speak to you later.	0010774A

Some unused player only lines:

Speaker	Dialogue
Player	Mags said you might know how to alter your squad's readiness reports.
Player	I'm qafraid McCredie hasn't canceled that mission yet.
Player	Do you think the rifle range results will get McCredie off your back?
Player	Nobody suspected anything - you're in the clear.

Unused topics, with no responses nor player prompt:

PoindexterShapeUp 1-3

Razz#

Like O'Hanrahan, Razz has a number of unused of topics to report back on the player's progress with having the mission cancelled:

RazzFakeUp 1-3
RazzShapeUp 1-3

Sergeant McCredie#

This was the original dialogue used to start the quest, it was recovered from Fallout_Debug.xex:

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
Player	It sounds like you've got a plan.
McCredie	Let's just say their next combat patrol might be a lot hotter than they expect if I don't see some improvement soon.	00105904

After speaking with the Misfits and attempting either the improvement or cheating routes, the player could return to McCredie in an attempt to get the mission cancelled:

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
Player	Maybe you should rethink that patrol. It'd be a shame to waste that potential.
McCredie	I suppose you've got a good point. I'll cancel the combat patrol. See, if we can't motivate them to keep on improving.	0010774C
Player	Maybe you should rethink that patrol. It'd be a shame to waste that potential.
McCredie	I don't think so it's not anywhere near enough improvement, no, they're going out, and they're coming back soldiers. Or not at all.	0010774D
Player	So, they're not getting sent off on a sure to be suicidal patrol, then?
McCredie	At this point, that would be a waste of a fine bunch of soldiers. No, I'll be holding onto them. What can I do for you?	00107755
Player	So, you're still planning on sending them out?
McCredie	That's right. They're coming back as soldiers or not at all.	00107757

Dialogue for McCredie to react to the Misfits' evaluation course attempts. These are greetings, so don't have accompanying player lines:

Speaker	Dialogue	File	Conditions
McCredie	Looks like the rifle range test results were a fluke. The misfits are back to their old screw ups. I guess they're showing a little promise, at least.	0010775f	Rifle Range +, Grenade Range -
McCredie	After that piss poor performance on the shooting range the misfits are finally showing some promise.	00107760	Rifle Range -, Grenade Range +
McCredie	I have to say I'm impressed, the misfits have really turned it around. Maybe that's your doing, maybe not. Either way, I'm glad to see it.	0010775e	Rifle Range +, Grenade Range +

It's not known under what conditions the following would trigger, but it's possible the first is for a poor shooting range performance with the grenade course not yet attempted, while the later is for a poor result on both:

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
McCredie	Hoo boy, you should see the results from the Misfits on their shooting range drills. I've seen blind brahmin shoot better.	001068c4
McCredie	God damn, these test results are a joke. That's it, if the misfits aren't going to take their training seriously they're going to learn the hard way.	00107761

A player only line found only in Fallout_Release_Beta.xex22. A response has not yet been found:

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
Player	I tried to help your soldiers improve, but it's too much work. Send them on their suicide mission.

Frankie

This dialogue belongs to the unused NPC Frankie, an inhabitant of Westside. This is related to a cut task that would've been assigned to the player by another unused NPC named Anna Maria, the player would need to cure Frankie's bad reaction to the chem Med-X in order to help him sleep. An NPC entry for him is present in the November build, and additional dialogue has been recovered from a build dated February the 16th.

A generic greeting and goodbye line for Frankie, which reflect his poor condition:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	{Greeting}
Frankie	Hnn...ngh. Ants in my head. They're eating my brain. Gotta get 'em out.	000E6FAB
Player	Goodbye.
Frankie	Hnn...ngh.	000E6FAE

Here is dialogue for the player attempting to cure Frankie:

Speaker	Dialogue	File
Player	I'm a doctor. Let me take a look at you.
Frankie	Don't touch me...I'll kill you. I'll kill you with a knife.	000E6FAD
Player	I'm going to counteract the effects of the drugs, it'll help you sleep.
Frankie	Ok.	000E8982
Player	It'll be alright. You can trust me.
Frankie	Hnn...ngh. Yeah, yeah, ok...ok. Ok.	000E6FAA
Player	Just calm down! This will only take a second.
Frankie	I'll kill you. (end convo)	000E6FAC
Player	Looks like I misplaced my doctors bag - I'll be back.
Frankie	Hnn...ngh.	000E898B

Great Khan Ritemaster

This NPC has a subset of the exact same dialogue in the April build as found in the July build, only in TTS format. However, there is one line in this version that is missing in the July files. Going by the filenames and the fact the dialogue tree it comes from is repeated twice and yet is missing from both, it's likely this was deliberately cut probably for brevity in an already long conversation.

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
	tempvms48_vms48vrrcritemastert_00147da9_2	If you survive, you're in. If you knock all of them out you're in, and we respect you a hell of a lot more.

Head Paladin Hardin

An unused greeting for Head Paladin Hardin, data from the February the 16th build was used to match this to the character:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player
Hardin	I see Elder McNamara will just let any rabble who wants to come down for a grand god damn tour of our bunker. Look at this savage.	000e2f70

Hidden Valley VR Simulation

Head Scribe Taggart#

These lines reference the Hidden Valley VR Simulation, which is absent in the final game. It also expands on the relationship between Taggart and Apprentice Watkins, and hints at Taggart's inappropriate interest in her. Most of this dialogue is present and professionally voiced in BSAs from the July build.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player
Taggart	I never believed anyone would beat Sara-uh, Apprentice Watkins VR combat record! This is extraordinary!	000cda3f
Taggart	Your skills may be more useful than we knew. There's another VR tape, you see, that even Apprentice Watkins can't beat.	000cda3f
Player
Taggart	You actually think you can best Apprentice Watkins VR record? How optimistic...	000cda40
Player
Taggart	Should you run across any VR tapes in your travels up there, do bring them back. I'll compensate you nicely.	000cda41
Player	-
Taggart	Oh my, yes. She's really quite extraordinary. None of the others has even come close to beating her best score at the simulation.	000e53a2
Taggart	Some of the others think I alter the program to go easier on Watkins out of favouritism, but that's simply not the case.	000e53a2
Taggart	In any event, I look forward to your progress.	000e53a2
Player	What other applications?
Taggart	Nothing practical so far, research purposes only. Perhaps if you show some promise we can talk more in depth on the subject at a later time.	000e284d
Player	<Speech 50> You know, if someone beat Watkins' record, she'd probably redouble her efforts.
Taggart	Well, this is just between you and me, but it's possible to alter the parameters of the program to your advantage.	000cda39
Taggart	Just use that terminal over there. I'll unlock it for you.	000cda39
Player	<Speech under 50> You know, if someone beat Watkins' record, she'd probably redouble her efforts.
Taggart	Do you know how angry at me she'd be if she found out I were helping her competition? Forgive me, but you're on your own.	000e5428
Player	I know you've been protecting Watkin's high scores.
Taggart	That's ridiculous. The training VR is a level playing ground.	000cda3d
Player	Actually, if you're not an attractive young blonde, it's much harder.
Taggart	Why not? She's been getting too cocky recently, and losing her vaunted record might make her more appreciative of my assistance.	000e2858
Taggart	I'll load the easy version of the sim next time you use one of the pods.	000e2858

Apprentice Watkins#

Apprentice Watkins also has dialogue present regarding the normally inaccessible Hidden Valley VR simulation. This dialogue is also present and properly voice acted in files for the July build.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player
Watkins	What, you expect me to believe -	000cda47
Watkins	Fine. It's not problem. To tell you the truth, I'm happy to have a challenge.	000cda47
Player	Somehow, I doubt that.
Watkins	I just so happen to hold the top scores in the combat VR we use for training.	000cda3a
Watkins	Ask any combat veteran around here, except for Head Paladin Hardin, and they'll tell you it's just as hairy as a real firefight.	000cda3a
Watkins	But why waste time talking? Step on up, and let's see how you do.	000cda3a

Ike

Ike has dialogue mentioning an unused subplot centred around an NCR contractor named Jack Wilson.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	What about the concrete rubble outside, that can't be used?
Ike	Poor quality said the Office of Science and Industry report. Made the NCR military grumble, for sure. But it put a big smile on Jack Wilson's face.	0011AB12
Ike	Jack Wilson's an outside contractor. All these workers here at Boulder City, and over at Quarry Junction, his.	0011AB12
Player	Could that report on the rubble have been wrong?
Ike	Could be, but not many folks here are scientist types. You could wave a paper of numbers under my nose and I'd have to take you at your word.	0011AB14
Player	How lucky for Jack Wilson that the Boulder City rubble is "poor quality".
Ike	Huh, never thought about that. It wouldn't surprise me if Wilson made his own luck, if you know what I mean.	0011AB15
Player	Where can I find Jack Wilson?
Ike	Wilson likes booze, gambling and women. So chances are you'll find him at one of the casinos on the Strip, Gomorrah, most likely.	0011AB16

Jane & Marilyn

In the final game Jane notably has no goodbye dialogue, only a telltale "..." line which JE Sawyer long ago revealed was usually a workaround due to no voice lines being recorded. This was likely her second dialogue topic (VDialogueLucky38PenthouseLucky38JaneTopic001), which is missing for both her and Marilyn. It is present in TTS format in this build:

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
	tempvdialoguel_vdialoguelucky3_0011a9e4_1	See you soon, sugar.

As apparent in the July build, it seems Marilyn also did not have her goodbye line recorded. This again is present in the April files as a TTS recording:

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
	tempvdialoguel_vdialoguelucky3_0011a9e4_1	Don't be a stranger.

Jeannie May Crawford

Jeannie May Crawford has unused dialogue present for waking the player up if they sleep late as well as preparing them breakfast. Jeannie May's wake up calls are still referenced in the final in dialogue with Cliff Briscoe. This is in the instance the player claims to have killed Jeannie May, they can cite her "missing their wake up call" as the reason.

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
	vdialoguen_jeanniecrawford_0008e1c2_1	Making sure you don't starve. I've seen dogs wander into town with fewer ribs sticking out.
	vdialoguen_jeanniecrawford_0008e1c2_2	Besides it's late. I figured if I didn't wake you up now you wouldn't wake up at all.
	vdialoguen_jeanniecrawford_0008e1e5_1	Oh, what am I doing? I got to thinking about your breakfast and didn't tell you my name.
	vdialoguen_jeanniecrawford_0008e1cd_1	Must've been tired when you rolled in last night. Well that's alright, you needed your sleep.
	vdialoguenovac_greeting_0008e20b_1	Well, aren't you just a late riser this morning? Breakfast times come and went with you.
	vdialoguenovac_greeting_0008e20b_2	Don't worry though, I snuck you some.
	vdialoguenovac_greeting_0008e20b_3	Gotta keep up your strength, it's a hot one out there today.

Jerry The Punk

Jerry has unused lines of dialogue, suggesting he would go to New Reno and not the Old Mormon Fort:

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
	tempvms47_vms47vrrcjerrythepun_00147da0_1	Maybe you're right. Maybe I can find my true calling, someplace they'll appreciate my poetry! Someplace like New Reno, yeah.
	tempvms47_vms47vrrcjerrythepun_00147da0_2	Thanks for helping see the smart path. I'm through with this crummy camp.

Legate Lanius

Some unused dialogue for Legate Lanius.

The first set of dialogue is for a Legion playthrough, this specifically is for asking him what he thinks of the Legion's chance of victory:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Do you think we'll win?
Lanius	Their men are inferior specimens and rely on killing their opponents at a distance. We will negate that advantage and exploit their weakness.	00144ED2
Lanius	Our warriors will wash over them in a tide of blood, severing arms before they can attack legs, before they can run, and heads before they can pray.	00144ED2
Lanius	So yes, I think we will win.	00144ED2

The player then had the option to either start the battle, or prepare:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player
Lanius	Ataaaaaaaaaaak.	00137A71
Player	<Don't start the battle>
Lanius	Oh well, carry on then.	00137A73

If approached as an enemy, the following dialogue exchange would occur:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Say what you must.
Lanius	Okay. I shall blabber for a long while, pointing out the futility of your efforts so that you feel doubly accomplished when you kick my ass.	00143B2C
Lanius	Then, I will make grand eloquent remarks about the bright future awaiting those lucky enough to survive our pillaging and raping.	00143B2C
Lanius	Finally, I'll offer you a chance to come over to our side, thus letting you glimpse the fear and respect I feel for you despite hating your guts.	00143B2C

Alternatively, the player could ask him of his identity, he would then reveal the following:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Who are you?
Lanius	Shit, fucking mask won't come off. Ah, screw it.	00143B2B
Lanius	There is something you must know, Player.	00143B2B
Lanius	I am your father.	00143B2B

From here, the player had the choice of the following responses:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	I've been waiting a long time for this, dad.
Lanius	"Sob, I'm sorry, baby. We have wasted all these years and now I have to kill you." Damn script.	00143B29
Player	Nooooooooooooo!
Lanius	Yes	00143B2A

If the player preferred, they could kill Lanius first, then speak with him after:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	[Attack] First kill, then talk.
Lanius	Let's boogie.	00143B28

Lieutenant Boyd

Lieutenant Boyd has dialogue concerning a cut quest involving the unused NPC Sergeant Warren Jacobs.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	What do you mean you've had soldiers try to go AWOL?
Boyd	You'd have to be crazy to want to leave all this, but it happens. Soldiers are far from their families, too. Which doesn't help.	000E6FAB
Boyd	A lot of soldiers go out on patrol, and never come back. They think we'll assume they got ambushed by raiders.	000F0AF1
Boyd	Half of the time that actually ends up happening, one of the few natural curves we have on desertion.	000D0AF1
Boyd	The trade off is we have a lot of people trying to lie their way to an honourable discharge instead.	000D0AF1
Boyd	This soldier Jacobs right now, for instance. Heck of a track record, make you wanna name your kid after him.	000F0AF1
Boyd	Then one day he just stands up in the middle of a firefight, and walks back to base. Casually, like he's taking a stroll.	000F0AF1
Boyd	He's been in the psych ward ever since, talking crazy. Getting his discharge soon. But I don't buy it.	000F0AF1
Boyd	I know, it's hard to believe. Patrolling the desert in scorching heat, looking for explosives and cannibal hideouts is everyone's dream.	000F0AF1

Some additional dialogue for the quest, as well as background on the NCR in general.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Don't you have psychiatrists to evaluate him?
Boyd	No, actually, we've medics. But an honest to God head doctor is impossible to come by these days, not for lack of demand.	000F0AF6
Boyd	I'm afraid that after this Jacobs discharge, whether he's faking or not, everybody's going to be in the psych ward next week with the same symptoms.	000F0AF6
Player	I could find out if Jacobs is faking.
Boyd	If you can get him to let his guard down, you'd be doing a lot for our ability to maintain order around here.	000F0AF7
Boyd	He's a smart guy though, so I wouldn't count on it. Tell me what you find out.	000F0AF7

My Kind Of Town

Eddie#

Here, the player speaks with Eddie about Meyers becoming the sheriff of Primm.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	What do you about Meyers?
Eddie	That guy? Stick up his ass tight. Carries himself tall. Acts like he won't take shit from nobody.	000d736c
Eddie	Not a team player, but keeps his mouth shut. People with big mouths tend to be accident prone, know what I mean?	000d736c
Player	Meyers wants to be sheriff.
Eddie	He gets my goddamn fucking okay to wake up in the morning, you understand? And what the hell good does it do me to make Meyers a Sheriff?	000e3e88
Player	Forget I said anything.
Eddie	You're lucky I will forget. That was the stupidest thing I've heard in a long time.	000e3e8a
Player	Meyers wants to be sheriff (alt)
Eddie	Are you actually bringing it up again?	000e5334
Player	Forget I said anything. (alt)
Eddie	Fuck off.	000e5335

With a speech skill of 45, Eddie would let Meyers sheriff the town.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Meyers wants to sheriff Primm, and wants you to leave the town alone.
Eddie	Are you on drugs or something? Get out of my office.	000e3e8e
Player	Primm is desperate for rule of law. If it's Meyers, it won't be the NCR.
Eddie	Say, I get what you're saying...	000e3e8f
Eddie	It's a deal. Tell Meyers he can have the town, and we won't raid that far south. In turn, he keeps us informed of any NCR troops headed our way.	000e3e8f

Lieutenant Hayes#

Some unused dialogue for Lt. Hayes, here he makes references to cut functionality from the quest "My Kind Of Town". He also provides additional background information on the NCR in general. Also worth noting is that Hayes is more gruff and impatient in this build, compared to his comparatively calm demeanour in the final.

General dialogue for Hayes, the line "At last count, we had over 700,000 productive, literate citizens." is unusual as this was the count given in Fallout 2, set 40 years prior.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	So where were they headed?
Hayes	The NCR is the greatest nation on Earth, that's what it is. At last count, we had over 700,000 productive, literate citizens.	00099CE3
Hayes	But for every trooper who gets to fight the Legion in the East, there's one who's got to watch over a goddamn backwater like this.	00099CE3
Hayes	Sometimes I just can't help but get tired of dealing with barbarians.	00099CE3
Hayes	You probably don't know how to count that high, but 700,000 is a lot. We've got the strongest army on Earth.	00099CE3

Here he describes the cut portion of the quest that would've seen the player obtain the residents signatures as consent for the NCR to police the town:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Barter Option - Running Primm could earn some money for the NCR.
Hayes	Right now Primm can't rub two caps together. But I guess you're right. Once we lock it down, the economy can make a rebound.	00099CFD
Hayes	I'd need a formal letter of enfranchisement, signed by half or more of Primm's residents. I'll give you a copy.	00099CFD
Hayes	If you can get the signatures, I'll guarantee the safety of Primm's citizens. If they won't sign, tell them to keep enjoying their freedom.	00099CFD
Player	Barter Option - Running Primm could earn some money for the NCR.
Hayes	What are you talking about? Primm is a ghost town, it sure as hell isn't worth taking a bullet for.	000E5292
Player	Int Option - Primm is a good strategic point.
Hayes	It's a natural stopping point along the I-15 for travelers and caravans. It all depends on if they're ready to handle themselves.	00099CED
Hayes	I'd need a formal letter of enfranchisement, signed by half or more of Primm's residents. I'll give you a copy.	00099CED
Hayes	If you can get the signatures, I'll guarantee the safety of Primm's citizens. If they won't sign, tell them to keep enjoying their freedom.	00099CED
Player	Int Option - Primm is a good strategic point.
Hayes	Gosh, why didn't I think of that sooner? Think of all the lives we could have saved...	000E5290
Hayes	The town's position along I-15 has some value, sure. But this camp is right along I-15 too, moron.	000E5290
Player	Here's the formal letter, with all necessary signatures.
Hayes	Primm's lucky you talked some sense into them. I'll order Sergeant McGee to bring his squad into town, and establish order.	000E4485

This dialogue refers to cut functionality for the quest, where the player would've been able to replace the Sheriff they'd chosen.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	-
Hayes	Primm had their chance to join the NCR, and they spat at it like their so called independence, so long as we provided policing free of charge.	000e58d4
Hayes	Whatever trouble they've got now, I guess they're the ones who put themselves in it. I guess that's the price of freedom.	000e58d4
Player	-
Hayes	So I heard. If I gave a shit, we would've done something already. It's not our problem.	00099ce5
Player	-
Hayes	The NCR Army has no interest in Primm.	000e58d5
Player	-
Hayes	Seems all that amateur law enforcement doesn't amount to much...but that's what they wanted. Fuck 'em.	000e58d2
Player	-
Hayes	I guess that makes you a regular hero... who gives a fuck?	000e58d3

Meyers#

Additional dialogue exists for Meyers that accommodates for an unused portion of the "My Kind of Town" quest where the player would need to convince Eddie to exclude the town from his raiding.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Actually, I have some stuff to take care of first.
Meyers	Alright. You know where to find me.	0009A21D
Player	Actually, I have some stuff to take care of first.
Meyers	Oh yeah? Then don't waste my time building up my hopes for a future better than what I can get around here.	0009A220
Player	Keying on Meyers' experience, the player asks him to sheriff Primm
Meyers	So I've heard. I doubt they'd welcome an ex con as their law man, though. I'd consider it if you'd give me a hand with something.	0009A221
Player	Keying on Meyers' experience, the player asks him to sheriff Primm
Meyers	So I've heard, and I'm still a former sheriff. You still interested in having me bring some law down there?	000E3E89
Player	The PC tells Meyers to become sheriff.
Meyers	Being a lawman sounds a hell of a lot better to me than sitting around here, waiting for the NCR to round us up.	0009A21F
Meyers	Alright, I'll round up some folks I trust and make for the town. Thanks for the tip.	0009A21F
Player	The PC tells Meyers to become sheriff
Meyers	Word is that Eddie's been handled, and being a lawman does sound a lot better than sitting around here, waiting for the NCR to round us up.	00E3E8B
Meyers	Alright, I'll round up some folks I trust and make for the town. Thanks for the tip.	00E3E8B
Player	The PC tells Meyers to become sheriff
Meyers	Well, I think that Eddie is going to be a problem. If I take over as Sheriff in your little town, I don't want his people causing me any trouble.	000E3E8C
Meyers	Get rid of Eddie, or convince him to have his people leave me alone down there and I'll take your sheriff job.	000E3E8C
Player	The PC tells Meyers to become sheriff
Meyers	You need to deal with Eddie, one way or another, before I'll help you in Primm.	000E3E8D

NCR Troopers#

Multiple lines for generic NCR NPCs. These are all greeting lines and don't have corresponding player prompts.

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
NCR Trooper	Take it up with the Lt, waster.	000CDB14
NCR Trooper	Wasting your time talking to me, waster. Talk to the Lt.	000CDB15
NCR Trooper	I got nothing to say to wasters. Go see Lt. Hayes.	000CDB16
NCR Trooper	Primm is secured against outside threats, be interesting to see how long the natives stay grateful.	000CDB21
NCR Trooper	Move along, waster. Got a town to run here.	000CDB22

Primm Residents#

Some lines for generic residents in response to be asked about signing the petition:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Will you sign this formal letter asking the NCR to take control of Primm?
Resident	I've never before been so excited to sign a piece of paper.	000E56d4
Player	Will you sign this formal letter asking the NCR to take control of Primm?
Resident	Bad as the NCR is, raiders is worse. You've got my sig.	000E448A
Player	Will you sign this formal letter asking the NCR to take control of Primm?
Resident	I'll sign. Now leave me be.	000E448B
Player	Will you sign this formal letter asking the NCR to take control of Primm?
Resident	Yes I'll sign.	000E448C
Player	Will you sign this formal letter asking the NCR to take control of Primm?
Resident	They're going to help? Finally.	000E448D
Player	Will you sign this formal letter asking the NCR to take control of Primm?
Resident	I'll sign anything if it means we're safe.	000E448E
Player	Will you sign this formal letter asking the NCR to take control of Primm?
Resident	If it'll bring peace back to Primm, I'll sign.	000E4488
Player	Will you sign this formal letter asking the NCR to take control of Primm?
Resident	It's about time somebody helped us. You've got my signature.	000E4489

Primm Slim#

Primm Slim has a line of dialogue in response to being asked to sign the petition:

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
Player	Will you sign this formal letter asking the NCR to take control of Primm?
Primm Slim	Golly, partner, thanks for asking. But I'm afraid as a personage of robotic origins, I'm not allowed to participate in democratic processes.	000E58D0

Sergeant McGee#

Unused dialogue is present for this NPC. Of note, the final two lines are not actual speech, but rather a description of what the character says.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Raiders have taken Primm's deputy hostage.
McGee	That's what the Nashes said. Lt. Hayes knows all about it, but you can try talking to him.	000CDB0f
Player	I rescued Primm's deputy, but the town's still lawless.
McGee	Yeah, the Nashes said. That deputy ain't worth much. There's nothing we can do unless Lt. Hayes says different.	000E58D6
Player	Primm's new sheriff is dead. The town needs your help.
McGee	That new lawman didn't last long, huh? Well, it's up to Lt. Hayes to decide if we can help out.	000E58D7
Player	What's the news?
McGee	McGee is currently Sheriff, and implies he is ruling over the town with an iron clad fist.	00099CFA
Player	What's the news?
McGee	Meyers is currently Sheriff. McGee frowns on an ex Powder Ganger looking after the town.	00099CFB
Player	What's the news?
McGee	Myers was sheriff but died somehow.	00099CFC

Nightkin

A line for generic nightkin to comment on Ulysses, found with Fallout_Release_Beta.xex42 (dated from around April).

To do:

Check to see if this line was recorded.

Speaker	Dialogue
Nightkin	Head voices say dark man smart but dangerous.

Oliver Swanick

Oliver Swanick has a number of lines of dialogue that are different to the final release. Of particular note are a few lines of dialogue that seem to imply the player could encounter him at some point after the lottery. A similar exchange is present in the final game where it is appears Swanick would attack the player for bringing back bad memories. In this build, Swanick simply buries his memories and reverts back to his usual self.

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
	tempvnipton_greeting_0013ac17_1	Sunrises or sunsets...I think I like sunrises more.
	tempvnipton_greeting_0013ac17_2	Next sunrise I'm gonna...I don't even know what I'm gonna do.
	tempvnipton_greeting_0013ac18_1	Sunrise, sunset. Sunrise, sunset.
	tempvnipton_vniptonvniptonsurv_0013ac08_1	Lottery? You remember the lottery?
	tempvnipton_vniptonvniptonsurv_0013ac08_2	God damn you. It wasn't my day to remember...
	tempvnipton_vniptonvniptonsurv_0013ac09_1	Th-that was a million years ago.
	tempvnipton_vniptonvniptonsurv_0013ac16_1	Forget that place. No one comes out of Nipton.
	tempvnipton_vniptonvniptonsurv_0013ac16_1	,,,yeah, that air. Smell it ain't that fine?

Post-Game References

Fitz#

Some unused post-game dialogue for Fitz. They are oddly not present in the July build, where a large amount of other post game dialogue is preserved:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player
Fitz	You're the last customer the ol' Grub 'n Gulp will ever see. The Legion's on it's way, and I hear they're killing everybody they find.	0013A24C
Fitz	What are you still doing around here? The Legion's coming.	0013A24D
Fitz	Did you hear? The NCR crushed the Legion at the Dam. Nothing from peace and prosperity from here on.	0013A24F
Fitz	Big mess over at the Dam, I heard. Nobody's sure who won, but all I know is it's going to be bad for business.	0013A24F

Lieutenant Romanowski#

Romanowski also has some lines for the post-game. These along with Fitz's are also not present in the July build, they exist only as text to speech lines here:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player
Romanowski	I wish I'd been at the Dam during the battle. That would've been something to tell my kids about.	001400ED
Player
Romanowski	The NCR may have lost the Dam; but it's only temporary. We'll take it back one of these days.	001400EE
Player
Romanowski	I haven’t gotten any orders yet but I imagine McCarran will be pulling us out soon. We’ll burn the crops instead of handing them over to the Legion.	001400EF

Raphael

This dialogue is for an unused NPC named Raphael, associated with the Crimson Caravan. The player could help him improve his markmanship.

Speaker	Dialogue	File
Player	{Greeting}
Raphael	What do you want?	000f3b79
Player	{Greeting}
Raphael	Damn it...look I'm trying to practice here. What do you want?	000f05cf
Player	{Greeting}
Raphael	I'm not going to get any better if you keep interrupting me.	000f05d1
Player	You seem to be having a little trouble.
Raphael	Yeah, just a little. My contract as a guard for the Crimson Caravan Company is up for renewal pretty soon...	000f05ca
Raphael	There's been some questions about my marksmanship, so I'm trying to get some practice in. As you can see, it's not going great...	000f05ca
Player	Were you ever any good with a gun?
Raphael	I'm decent, yeah. After all, I was good enough to get hired in the first place. But I guess they upped their standards since then...	000f273a
Player	You're a horrible shot.
Raphael	Thank you, thank you very much. {End conversation}	000f05c5
Player	I think you're just holding it wrong. It's hard to tell.
Raphael	Yeah, bye! Uh! Gotta get back to practicing...	000f05c5
Player	I think I can see what's wrong. Here, let me adjust your stance - how's that?
Raphael	Say...you know what? That does feel better! Thanks for the help.	000f05cc
Player	Goodbye.
Raphael	Yeah.	000f05cd

Silus

Multiple lines of dialogue for Silus which reference Caesar ordering him to kill members of the Followers of the Apocalypse. In an early version of the Caesar's Legion main quest there was an option for the player to expose Caesar's true origin, leading to his Lieutenants assassinating him. The Followers were an instrumental part of this cut scenario. This dialogue is likely in relation to this.

Sample	Filename	Form ID
Player	And if you can't go through with it, you look even weaker.
Silus	I didn't work my way up to have it taken from me out of some sort of irrational paranoia.	000F3714
Silus	He's really losing it, Caesar. I believe that. He gave an order to drop what we were doing, and hunt the Followers of the Apocalypse.	000F3714
Silus	I was on the verge of turning the tide for him on this side of the river, and he wants me chasing farmers instead? What could possibly justify that?	000F3714
Player	Oh, but I do, Silus. Unlike you, I follow Caesar's orders.
Silus	I ambushed countless NCR patrols and wiped them out so that our operatives could move freely.	000F3711
Silus	I slaughtered dozens of the Followers of the Apocalypse without question because Caesar commanded it, and I have maintained the mission's secrecy.	000F3711

Someone To Watch Over Me

Crandon#

To do:

Sort and add a few more minor lines for Crandon and the player.

Some unused dialogue for Crandon. These lines show that the first phase of the quest was originally slightly different in terms of scenario. In the final, the player removers squatter Bill because he is a troublemaker; here he is a squatter, who according to the town's rules should take up residence in the sewers:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	What can I do to help the neighbourhood watch?
Crandon	Some recently arrived folks decided to take space where they don't belong. Any newcomers go straight to the sewers, unless they can pay their dues.	000F3B7B
Crandon	They're around the playground, let 'em know our rules. If they don't care for them, you know what to do, merc.	000F3B7B

This is a reference to the early version of the second phase of the quest, where Greasy Johnny and his gang were originally Fiends. Crandon's rebuke of the player for relenting is also more harsh; in the final he does not call the player a dog:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Fiends? No way. I'm not messing with those guys.
Crandon	Mercs with a brain are no good to me, stranger. Let me know when you start behaving like a real gun.	000F3B76
Player	I'll deal with them.
Crandon	That's a good dog. Let me know when they're gone.	000F3B80
Player	You said something about salvage before?
Crandon	That's right, the H&H tools factory on the main brag (?). It's been sealed for a long while because I don't trust those fucking robots inside.	000F3B71

A generic line which provides more background on the H&H tools factory:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	You said something about salvage before?
Crandon	That's right, the H&H tools factory on the main brag (?). It's been sealed for a long while because I don't trust those fucking robots inside.	000F3B71

Don Hostetler#

Dialogue is present here for a conversation where the player could confront Don for having an affair. Whilst the affair is present and mentioned in the final, it is not something the player can act upon. Player dialogue also exists in the files which provides the second part of this exchange.

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
	tempvdialoguev_vdialoguevegasn_000f80ac_1	Oh God. Look, please, you can't tell my wife. A divorce would ruin my career.
	tempvdialoguev_vdialoguevegasn_000f80ad_1	Here, take this. It's all I can afford. Just please, don't tell my wife.
	tempvdialoguev_vdialoguevegasn_000f80ae_1	I don't have much to spare. I guess I can give you this, if you please keep quiet.
	tempvdialoguev_vdialoguevegasn_000f80b1_1	Sure...sure! Of course! Any time I can put a good word in for you.

Spying For Schuler

Senior Scribe Schuler has lines alluding to a cut task and services she could offer to the player. The first line is for offering the player combat implants, a service she does not provide in the final game.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Specialized services?
Schuler	I do have special combat implants available, but I'd need special permission from the elder before I could perform such a surgery on you.	000e53a0
Player	Why not tell on him?
Schuler	Oh, I tried. The elder listened patiently to my carefully constructed argument regarding why that buffoon should lose his position.	0010af0f
Schuler	Then he just as patiently explained to me that Taggart's work was vital to our cause, and that he wasn't to be trifled with "lesser matters."	0010af0f
Schuler	As far as I know, Taggart's been working on virtual reality simulations. Sure, they've been vital as a training aid, but vital to our cause?	0010af0f
Schuler	There's something there. It's almost like he has some leverage over the Elder. If I could just find what it is...	0010af0f
Schuler	I'd get into a lot of trouble if I was caught snooping on my superior. But everyone's been told to tolerate you wandering around.	0010af0f
Schuler	If you happen to come across what the connection between Taggart and the Elder is, I'll make it worth your while.	0010af0f

Still In The Dark

Elder McNamara#

Some unused lines of dialogue for Elder McNamara that suggest the Brotherhood would dispose of the player if they failed to resolve the quest in a proper manner. In the final game, there is a speech check for if the ranger is killed without investigation, but ultimately it does not make a difference wether this check is passed or not. In this version of the game, it seems it was mandatory to prevent the Brotherhood from turning on the player. The first line is present in the final, but is included for context.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	I'm not sure.
McNamara	That's right. Because you did nothing to find out. The collar was rigged with a microphone, you see. Part of the test.	000e5091
McNamara	Obviously you are far too careless to be trusted with the secret of this base's location. You have no one to blame but yourself.	000e5091

Here he reacts to the unused outcome where the player would send Dobson to Quarry Junction in order to eliminate him as a threat:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	I convinced him to meet me in Quarry Junction...
McNamara	I see. And he's not likely to return because there are still death claws lurking around the quarry.	000e8972
McNamara	Even if he somehow manages to survive the death claws, he'll know the bunkers aren't secure enough to use a safe house.	000e8972
McNamara	It's not a fool proof solution, but indirect methods rarely are. What matters is that you drove him off without alerting him to our presence.	000e8972
McNamara	I may have work for you in the near future. In the meantime, you may come and go from the bunker freely. So let's get that collar off you.	000e8972
McNamara	Bear in mind, if you end up betraying us, we will know it and there will be no mercy. Come see me later.	000e8972

Ranger Dobson#

Unused dialogue for a cut outcome where a female player could send Dobson to Quarry Junction:

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
	tempvdialogueh_hvrangerblackwi_000eac3a_1	Pleased to make your aquatiance madam, but I really need to get this camp secured.
	tempvdialogueh_hvrangerblackwi_000eac37_1	But isn't that area infested with deathclaws?
	tempvdialogueh_hvrangerblackwi_000eac38_1	Whoa, that sounds good to me...
	tempvdialogueh_hvrangerblackwi_000eac39_1	Woohoo, I'll see you there.

Sunset Sarsaparilla Helper Ghoul

A debug NPC associated with the quest "That Lucky Old Star". He has various lines for activating encounters associated with the quest, including the cut NPC trader Felicia.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player
Debug Ghoul	Hello. Which random encounter would you like to test?	00106506
Player	Felicia, the wandering tinkerer.
Debug Ghoul	Ok, just step past me to encounter Felicia, the wandering tinkerer.	001064FC
Player	Malcolm Holmes, who starts the quest.
Debug Ghoul	Ok, just step past me to meet Malcolm Holmes.	001064F3
Player	Jacklyn and Tomas, the misleading encounter.
Debug Ghoul	Ok, just step past me to encounter Thomas and Jacklyn fighting.	0010650D

Talent Pool

These are unused lines for the Tops doorman to introduce various acts acquired as a part of Talent Pool. These are professionally voiced in the July build.

Sample	Filename	Dialogue
	tempvdialoguet_topsgreetershow_00128f1b_1	Right now you've got the Rad Pack dance revue every night at six. They're the bees knees.
	tempvdialoguet_topswhosplaying_0012967f_1	At four every afternoon, you can see the comedy stylings of Mr Billy Knight, the king of zing.
	tempvdialoguet_topswhosplaying_00129680_1	At one o'clock we've got Hadrian, the greatest insult comic in the wastes. Is your skin thick enough to survive?
	tempvdialoguet_topswhosplaying_00129681_1	If it's crooning you crave, you won't want to miss our star. The one, the only Mr Bruce Isaacs every night at eight exclusively at the Aces theatre.
	tempvdialoguet_topswhosplaying_00129682_1	For you night owls, at ten o'clock we have a special treat, that mysterious stranger from out of the wastes known as the Lonesome Drifter.

The Fort

Otho#

Two unused lines for Otho, referencing the cut NPC Elias, who was originally the first arena fight before being replaced by two unnamed slaves.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	I'd like to fight in the arena.
Otho	That can be arranged. Your opponent will be a slave. Elias, I believe. Not much of a challenge I think, but could be entertaining.	00137115
Player
Otho	As expected, it wasn't much of a fight; but what can you expect from a slave?	0013711C

Otho also originally had a role where he would escort the player to Caesar, this is evidenced in player lines from the February 3rd build.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Caesar sent for me.
Otho	Yes, come with me.	00122B8F
Otho	Yes, you are the woman.	00125E9E

A female player could offer the following rebukes:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Is there a problem?
Otho	No, come with me.	00125E9F
Player	Well? Take me to Caesar already.
Otho	Come with me.	00125E9C
Player	Yes, I'm a woman. Thanks for noticing.
Otho	Caesar has no patience for disrespectful whores. Remember that. Now, come with me.	00125EA0

Melody#

Melody has dialogue commenting on the various inhabitants of the Fort.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	I'd like to know more about the people here
Melody	Ok, who?	00127239
Player	Siri.
Melody	Siri's like a big sister, but I don't have a big sister.	0012723B
Player	Lucius.
Melody	Lucius is nice to me, he never yells or anything.	00127236
Player	Anthony.
Melody	He never lets me play with the puppies, and he smells like dog poo.	00127237
Player	Vulpes.
Melody	He's scary, he smiles alot but I can tell he's a bad man.	00127240

Vulpes#

An unused topic where the player could ask Vulpes what they had heard about them. This player line is originally from the February 3rd build:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID	Comments
Player	What have you heard about me?
Vulpes	I've heard that someone matching your description drove out the powder gangers from the correctional facility.	00129D0D	NCR helped at NCRCF.
Vulpes	I've heard that someone matching your description helped the powder gangers at the correctional facility turn back an NCR assault.	00129D0E	NCR repelled at NCRCF.
Vulpes	Pretty humiliating defeat for the NCR when they're beaten by a group of prisoners.	00129D0E	NCR repelled at NCRCF.
Vulpes	There seems to have been a major accident at Helios. Too bad for the NCR, really. You were there around the same time, weren't you?	00129D10	Archimedes armed.
Vulpes	Nothing new, actually.	00129D11	Rumors exhausted.
Vulpes	That's all I've found out for now.	00129D12	Rumors exhausted.

The White Wash

Lieutenant Romanowski#

Some unused lines of dialogue for Lieutenant Romanowski referencing the early scenario for The White Wash quest. Notably, he directly references the cut NPC Wrench. Worth noting is that there is an unused part of the quest referenced in the November build that involves investigating the East Pump Station. There is no mention of this in Romanowski's dialogue here, suggesting it was cut by this point.

This dialogue is for questioning Romanowski about the situation:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Trent Bascom says he's not getting his full allotment of water.
Romanowski	Yeah, that's what everybody says around here. Do you see a field of dead crops? I sure don't.	000F0860
Romanowski	I'll say what I've already told everyone else: the pipes are fine, the computers fine. Now shut the fuck up.	000F0860
Romanowski	Besides, I've already got a man, Corporal White, wasting his time looking into it.	000F0860
Player	Lieutenant Boyd has me out looking for Corporal White, actually.
Romanowski	Is that right? Corporal White is currently occupied with investigating the great water shortage. It would serve him right if the NCR declared him AWOL.	000F3BEF
Player	What did Corporal White have to say about the water shortage?
Romanowski	He hasn't reported back yet. He was supposed to track down that ghoul Wrench, and have a word with him about it.	000F4831
Romanowski	I told him it was a waste of time. Wrench is a lazy drunk, but for some reason he's always on the ball when it comes to the New Vegas water system.	000F4831

The conversation would eventually lead into the part of the quest where the player would need to speak with Wrench:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	What do you know about Wrench?
Romanowski	Hell if I know. We try and bring a little law and order around here, and some folks are damn ungrateful about it.	000F5181
Player	Where can I find Wrench?
Romanowski	If he's not walking the pipelines checking for leaks, he's probably passed out at the El Rey motel.	000F4C9F
Player	You don't seem too worried about Corporal White's whereabouts.
Romanowski	AWOL troops are Lieutenant Boyd's problem, not mine. As long as the water pipes and pumps are secure, my jobs done.	000F482E
Player	-
Romanowski	Well, I haven't seen it with my own eyes or anything. But I'm pretty sure we'd know about it.	00135EF

Wrench#

An NPC from the quest VMS10 that would become 'The White Wash' in the final game. There are remnants of this very early iteration even in the final data, but this build contains the full dialogue of the cut NPC Wrench, an alcoholic mechanic who would have spilled the beans on what was really going on with the water supply in this quest before he was replaced. It seems he never got beyond having temporary text-to-speech dialogue, and the lines here seem to have been re-written multiple times already. Many of the below lines are duplicated in the archive, so only the first instance of each particular line is documented. Notably Wrench was a ghoul character, something he even mentions in his dialogue. As already known, the pawn shop vendor Miguel was called Angelo at this point in time, and Westside was called 'The Doldrums'. The below dialogue confirms Corporal White was called by his final name at this point, and seems to be the only NPC involved with the quest who wasn't renamed. An NPC entry for Wrench as well as more information on the early version of the quest are present in the November build.

Generic dialogue for Wrench, including general questions and requesting repairs:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	What do you do around here?
Wrench	Fix water pipes mostly. Fix other things, too.
Player	Can you repair something for me?
Wrench	Hey, sure. Pipes, guns, delicate electronics, it's all pretty much the same, right?
Player	I need something repaired.
Wrench	Fine.
Player	Goodbye.
Wrench	Yep.

The player could then ask Wrench what he knows about the water shortage, which would prompt him to ask the player for a favour:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	I was told you might know something about a water shortage.
Wrench	Mmm, heard something about that. Maybe know something about that if you did me a favour first.
Player	I'm looking for Corporal White. I was told he came to see you.
Wrench	Haven't seen him lately. I might know where he is though. Need a favour first.
Player	What favour?
Wrench	I pawned off my Snap-off super toolkit to buy more booze. I think I was drunk when I did it.
Player	What's the favour?
Wrench	I pawned off my Snap-off super toolkit to buy more whiskey. I think I was drunk when I did it. The irony.
Player	-
Wrench	Anyway, I can't do proper work without it. Get it back from Angelo and I'll tell you what I know. His pawn shop is up in the Doldrums.

The player could agree to the favour for Wrench. The dialogue here shows that the Super Tool Kit was an incidental item which could be found outside of Angelo's pawn shop as well:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	I'll get you a Super Tool Kit, even if it's not that exact one.
Wrench	As long as it's a complete kit, I'm one happy ghoul.
Player	I'll get you a Super Tool Kit.
Wrench	I'm glad to hear it.

Instead of doing a favour for Wrench, the player could instead pass a speech check of 40 to get the information from Wrench:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	I'm on official NCR business. Your help would be appreciated.
Wrench	Potential pay raise, huh? I have been thinking about buying another Mr. Handy. Alright then, about White.
Player	I'm working for the NCR, you know, so you'd better tell me what you know.
Wrench	The NCR needs me more than I need them. Nobody knows the pipe system better than me. So, ready to do that favour?

If the player did not have a high enough speech skill, they could instead attempt to intimidate Wrench. There are two checks present, one is a skill check while the other checks for one of the player's SPECIAL stats instead. The stat in question is presumably strength:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Tell me what I need to know or else.
Wrench	Say, I don't think you've got it in you. So, about that toolkit of mine…
Player	Would you like me to bury you out in the desert for the next hundred years?
Wrench	Hmmm, a while back I happened to notice one of the Western pipes leaking.
Player	[Crack your knuckles ominously.]
Wrench	Alright bruiser. Forget doing me a favour.

This dialogue is for turning in the Super Tool Kit to Wrench:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	I don't have one yet.
Wrench	I'm not in a rush if you're not.
Player	I got one for you. Here.
Wrench	Ah, much appreciated. These are a little hard to come by. So, about White…
Player	I happen to have one of those on me. Want it?
Wrench	Good enough for me. So, about White…

After returning his Super Tool Kit or passing a skill check, Wrench would discuss the matter with the player:

Speaker	Dialogue	File
Player	Actually, I already have a Super Tool Kit with me.
Wrench	Ah, thank you kindly. These are hard to come by. Not sure what I was thinking, but anyway...
Wrench	Water's flowing into the West side of town - NCR water. The problem with that is it's not supposed to be happening at all. The West side's cut off.
Wrench	White came to me, asking if I had noticed anything going on with the water pipes. After a generous payment of whiskey, I told him what I knew.
Player	So, there is a water shortage after all. How is that possible?
Wrench	I think that's what White was trying to find out. Since I couldn't tell him the who or the how of it, he decided to go with a stakeout.
Wrench	Unless all that water is just spilling into the ground somewhere - and I don't think it is - someone's collecting it.
Wrench	I think White was planning to keep an eye on the cisterns on the West side of town, and see who showed up. Guess it was more than he could handle.
Player	I don't care about the water. Where can I find White?
Wrench	White said he was going to keep an eye on the cisterns over on the West side of town. Someone's gotta collect the water, after all.
Wrench	Since White's gone missing he probably caught someone in the act of taking the water, and it turned out to be too much for him to handle.
Player	Someone could've hacked into the pump station computer systems.
Wrench	I hadn't thought of that. You might be right. It's the only way this could even be going on without the NCR catching on.
Wrench	Unless all that water is simply spilling into the ground - and I doubt it - somebody's got to be collecting it.
Wrench	White's plan was to catch and interrogate whoever was collecting the water from the cisterns on the West side.

They Went That-a-Way

Trudy#

Trudy has dialogue for a drinking game with the player. This is also voiced professionally.

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	[Drink.]
Trudy	Hmm, you're not looking so good, feel like calling it?	0010587E
Player	[Drink.]
Trudy	Impressive. This could get interesting...	0010587F
Player	[Drink.]
Trudy	Impressive. This could get interesting...	0010587F
Trudy	Gulp	0010587F
Trudy	Your turn.	0010587F
Player	[Take a swig.]
Trudy	Round two. Cheers.	00105882
Trudy	You're up.	00105882
Player	Never mind. I'm out.
Trudy	No shame in losing. Many have tried, all have failed. Thanks for the caps.	00105884
Player	I can handle... it. Keep going.
Trudy	Everybody, stand back. He's going down...	00105886
Trudy	Everybody, stand back. She's going down...	00105886
Player	I can handle... it. Keep going.
Trudy	Well that's a first. Hard to tell if you're even affected.	00105888
Player	I can handle... it. Keep going.
Trudy	If you say so.	0010588A
Trudy	Gulp Urgh...	0010588A
Trudy	Your turn...	0010588A
Player	[Take a swig.]
Trudy	I don't think you're gonna last very long. Trust me, I know the signs.	00105CC4

There are two additional unused lines here, as well. Originally, Chet would direct the player towards Novac, as opposed to Primm. These lines account for that early scenario:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	So where were they headed?
Trudy	He might have some idea of how you can catch up.	0010B3D4
Trudy	You should go next door and ask Chet about that road, it's a big supply route.	0010B3D4

Chet#

Some unused dialogue for Chet, for an early version of the main quest which involved taking a different route to Novac:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	Trudy said they might be taking Highway 93.
Chet	They might if they're going back to the city, safest route in that direction.	0010b3d5
Chet	You want to get the drop on them? I'd say your best bet: Novac.	0010b3d5
Chet	Old roadside motel, kind of a watering hole for passing merchants. They'd be likely to stop there. It's got food and it's protected.	0010b3d5
Chet	You'll know it when you see it, just look for the dinosaur.	0010b3d5

Manny Vargas#

Some unused dialogue for Manny Vargas, referencing an early version of the main quest:

Speaker	Dialogue	Form ID
Player	So you were in some smalltime gang?
Manny	Small time? I was in the Khans, man. It doesn't get any better.	000cedf1
Manny	Bunch of them are just staying in my place cuz it's on the way to Boulder City, you go up there and ask Benny if you don't believe me.	000cedf1
Manny	Can't say I'd recommend it, though, He'd kill you right there for not respecting my word. That guy's got no conscience.	000cedf1
Player
Manny	Can't talk about it. They'd cut out my tongue, and I'm not even in the gang anymore. Shit, they were just here...what if they come back?	000cedf2
Manny	They're bad. That's all you need to know.	000cedf2

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Speaker	Dialogue	File
Player	[DEMO] I want to go kill Super Mutants at Black Mountain now.
Manny	Good luck, you'll need it.	00153624