Trey managed to convince the AntAgonizer (Tanya) that life amongst the ants was really not the way to go, and that anyone can be redeemed. (Except possibly slavers, who can be shot on sight). He then reminded the Mechanist that bullets and missiles can kill indiscriminately....

With thoughts of Anchorage still troubling him, Trey took the riverboat to Point Lookout, hoping a change of scenery might abate his loneliness.

Through a series of events that are still not clear, he found himself on the trail of a Chinese spy ring that had operated before the War. For reasons that are equally unclear, he completed the mission given to one of the spies. Although the weapons he found at the end were useful, he still finds himself trying to wrap his mind around why any of this mattered.

However, he also met Desmond at the Calvert Mansion and helped in the defense. When it was over, Desmond trained him in a useful combat skill. Well- it might be useful if Trey can break his habit of running backwards while shooting...

So much fun when I discovered that!


I hope she came strapped...


As for Oasis, I didn´t like that place. Not entirely sure why, but it rubbed me the wrong way..

Wow this thread's been busy! I've been lurking & reading these past few days, catching up. Guess everyone's getting geared up for Fallout 4, eh?

*click*
Pipboy App ON. Date: 10.15.77, 20:38

Cho here. Finally figured out where this library is. Moira wants me to go in there, find some books for her or something. Which is fine with me. As long as I get paid. I had to get by a bunch of asshole raiders along the way, but so far it's been worth it. Okay. Let's go inside this dump.

unidentified sounds, Pipboy App cannot decipher ... 10 seconds....

unidentified female voice: Whoa, this area is under the protection of the Brotherhood of Steel. Leave immediately.

Yeah. Well it's a [censored] library, or at least it was. I have my business here. Now move it, unless you want a taste of my Winchester. Yeah, this is a Winchester rifle, the real thing. Some guy told me, and HE is an expert. Now move it.

unidentified female voice: You're awfully brave to be walking around here by yourself. Are you scavenging the ruins?

Alright, so it's not really a Winchester, it's a mutt gun. I just had to be sure, and you seem friendly. Sure I am walking in here all by myself, nobody else wanted to come along. I need to find some items here, for a guy up in Megaton. Official orders from the sherriff. And look, there is plenty of stuff here for the both of us. What the [censored] are you doing in here anyways?

unidentified female voice: So it goes with all of us. Perhaps we can be of use to one another. I'm Senior Scribe *unidentified word*. Order of the Word. I have a proposal for you, if you're interested.

Sounds good. Let's hear it. Her name is Senior Scribe Earring, Pip Boy app.

female voice identified by Pipboy app as Senior Scribe Earring: Who are you talking to?

Nobody. Uh...

My task here is to collect the written words of those who came before me. In order to supplement the archives of the Citidel. Although most of the war books have been destroyed, there are a few that have survived. But finding a book in these ruins is ... difficult. I could have a million initiates comb these ruins--

So cut to the chase. You want me to look for some books?

Senior Scribe Earring: Precisely. The collected knowledge of a lost age is worth far more than any weapon. So, return here with any books you find in good condition. I will compensate with every volume that you bring me. Think of it. And return with any books you have to offer me.

Are you kidding? You'll give me caps for [censored] books? Ha ha ha! .. Glad to meet you Scribe Earring.

Scribe Earring: Cut it out. And watch where you're going.

*click* Pipboy Recording App OFF, Date: 10.15.77, 20:45

This post has been edited by Renee: Jul 5 2015, 04:42 PM

Yeah, watch where you´re going, Renee



Initially I gave her some books but now I collect both variants myself. It´s not like I need the caps...

Fantastic!



Talking Tanya out of her evil ways is not easy! You must have visited Hubris Comics beforehand, and read the letters to the editor? I wish there was an option to convince her to use her Powers for Good™ keep the costume, and protect Canterbury Commons. Though granted, talking her into hanging up her antenna and retiring does open the way for a new heroine to take up the mantle of The AntAgonizer!

I remember doing that Chinese spy ring quest and wondering why I would be trying to complete a Dirty Red Commie's™ mission as well. I told myself it was in the hopes of looting some juicy pre-war Red tech. And maybe to find out what the Commies had really been up to, and putting a stop to it for once and all.








This post has been edited by SubRosa: Jul 5 2015, 05:04 PM

I realized the idea from yesterday, namely the US Army Mechanic that was abducted by aliens before the Great War and woke up from his stasis 200 years later.

Name: Marlon “Marl” Borro

Race: Caucasian

SPECIAL: S5-P7-E5-C4-I7-A7-L5

Primary skills: Energy Weapons, Explosives, Repair

Backstory:

That is genius! I'll bet the "Q" key comes in handy for the trek north to the MZ crash site - but how on earth do you complete MZ with such an early character? That is Awesome, I've always loved the things you think of to back up your RP'ing!








With a name like that, I'll bet he smokes these (on coffee table):


http://i.imgur.com/VcomEMK.jpg?1

Yeah, PL is one tough place, that is sure.







I'll have to look up these perks to see what they do! I don't remember them, but then it has been years since I played NV.










Yeah, between the cazador and giant radscorpions - but also because of how the enemies are leveled vs the Player's leveling early in the game.

You got the same feeling I did, (I think) about completing that mission for a spy against the US? I had a tough time blowing up that sub, felt like a traitor to my country, lol.

Nice decorations, wow. Is that Misa's home?

It didn't involve regrettable acts of violence did it?

**

Cho is back! Woo hoo!

I love reading those recorded snippets of audio. Such an interesting way to tell a story.

The cut to the chase part remind me of the start of Fight Club, down the barrel of the gun.

Scribe Earring's nostrils flaring. 'Thank you,' says Cho and leaves. Tick Tock.

Thank you! That is my makeover of the Megaton house.

Ha ha ha loved your intro there, Lopov. He was captured by aliens by the sound of it, right?

Careful though. You've got quite a few characters going, I"m starting to lose track!

Captured by aliens indeed.

Hey, you of all people speaking about multiple characters.

I actually don't have many right now, one in the Mojave and one in the Capital Wasteland so that's only two to remember. That's when it comes to Fallout, there are a few more if we include TES.



This post has been edited by Lopov: Jul 6 2015, 02:02 PM

Pfft whatever! I only have one guy in the Capitol Wasteland. I'm like mirocu, right?

Thanks Winter Wolf and others, it's good to be back with Cho again. Haven't really been gaming much these past few weeks, so it's good to be back!

How about Joe King?

See, you have two characters, so you're miles away from mirocu.

Joe King is inactive. And is soooo last season. Yah, from now on, it's Cho Zenwahn ftw!

Disclaimer: the facts above may fall under dispute at any time, if the player, hereby known as Renee G, finds herself with some newly-found inspiration to create the character, whoever he or she may be.

ahem, anyways....

This post has been edited by Renee: Jul 6 2015, 06:34 PM

BWAAHAA!!!

Just so you all know- your descriptions inspire and amuse me- as appropriate....

Trey, despite having highly intelligent parents, is apparently completely suggestible, so he went wandering into The Bog seeking something called the "Mother... wait for it... Punga."

A half-dozen mirelurks (or swamplurks) later, he found the plant, which had some quite strange effects on him. The Luck Schmault-Tec bobblehead was kinda meaningful.

Then there was Mr. Burke and the Megaton nuke... and the itchy and painful spot on the back of Trey's head.

Back at the Cathedral, Nadine- for whom Trey had been searching, cleared up a lot of confusion, as well as giving him a haircut to cover that danged scar. She also pointed him in the direction of the mysterious "Jackson," as well as letting him know who had performed the impromptu brain salad surgery....

When Trey confronted the Collector of Grey Matter, that individual tried to justify his actions by pointing out that Trey had probably "killed a lot more people." Which is true- but all of those people were shooting at him at the time, as opposed to be passed out in a drug-induced torpor.

Regardless, the CGM decided to punctuate the debate with a .44, causing Trey to perform a definitive brain surgery of his own- with a combat shotgun.

If Jackson is as "friendly" as Desmond was, Trey may just shoot both of them and go home to Megaton.

"Collector of Grey Matter" That just sounds like a job we'd like to have, right?