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About this mod
What happened to the Gary clone in the locked room of the Bailey\'s Crossroads Outcast Outpost.
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A while back, I stumbled upon an article on the fallout wikia that was a transcription of a note not included in the final retail version of Operation: Anchorage. It was a interrogation recording of the how good ol' Gary Clone #23 died there. This mod adds the missing model for the holotape, as well as places it into the game as it was intended.
EDIT: I recieved a PM to include the transcription below. Here it is:
"Gary?"
"Listen, son, I know Morrill was rough on you. I'm sorry, I really am-"
"Gary? Gary?"
"Right. You can drop the act, now. I'm not here to hurt you."
"Gary?"
"<heavy sigh> Look, just remove the PIP-Boy and we can part ways."<br><br>"Gary? GARY!"<br><br>"You know what? Fuck this. Hand me that saw - and turn off the recorder!"<br><br>"Gaaaaaaary.... " *Sound of Saw, followed by loud cry, and then body falling to ground*<br><br>-End of Transcription<br><br>Definitely changed my mind about the outcasts. I used to just think they were pricks, but after this I shrugged off any karma loss for turning their bases into dust, hope everyone else does too. :)<br><br>Note: Seeing as a few people were wondering, I figured I'd explain what the Fallout Wikia says about taking off a pip-boy. Apparently only the wearer of a pip-boy and willingly remove it from their own body, otherwise a skilled technician is required to do the job. Or a bonesaw could always suffice, however, most of the time the wearer will probably not agree to THAT method...<br><br>Requirements:<br>-Fallout 3<br>-Operation: Anchorage<br>-FOMM (Optional)<br><br>Install:<br>-Unzip the archive<br>-Copy the .esp file into your data directory<br>-Check it off anywhere AFTER Op:A.<br><br>Uninstall:<br>-For safety, make sure your game is saved outside of the Bailey's Crossroads Outpost.<br>-Uncheck the .esp in the load order<br>-Delete the file if you want to<br><br></heavy>
EDIT: I recieved a PM to include the transcription below. Here it is:
"Gary?"
"Listen, son, I know Morrill was rough on you. I'm sorry, I really am-"
"Gary? Gary?"
"Right. You can drop the act, now. I'm not here to hurt you."
"Gary?"
"<heavy sigh> Look, just remove the PIP-Boy and we can part ways."<br><br>"Gary? GARY!"<br><br>"You know what? Fuck this. Hand me that saw - and turn off the recorder!"<br><br>"Gaaaaaaary.... " *Sound of Saw, followed by loud cry, and then body falling to ground*<br><br>-End of Transcription<br><br>Definitely changed my mind about the outcasts. I used to just think they were pricks, but after this I shrugged off any karma loss for turning their bases into dust, hope everyone else does too. :)<br><br>Note: Seeing as a few people were wondering, I figured I'd explain what the Fallout Wikia says about taking off a pip-boy. Apparently only the wearer of a pip-boy and willingly remove it from their own body, otherwise a skilled technician is required to do the job. Or a bonesaw could always suffice, however, most of the time the wearer will probably not agree to THAT method...<br><br>Requirements:<br>-Fallout 3<br>-Operation: Anchorage<br>-FOMM (Optional)<br><br>Install:<br>-Unzip the archive<br>-Copy the .esp file into your data directory<br>-Check it off anywhere AFTER Op:A.<br><br>Uninstall:<br>-For safety, make sure your game is saved outside of the Bailey's Crossroads Outpost.<br>-Uncheck the .esp in the load order<br>-Delete the file if you want to<br><br></heavy>