High Intelligence/Alcoholic/Junkie/etc. Roleplay Dialogue

[DiddyKing]

Okay, so just here me out on this guys. I've seen mods that change the dialogue that your character says for example, the Low intelligence Roleplay WIP by Senterpat is a mod that changes what your character says to make you speak like an idiot kinda like Fallout 1 or 2. Enough beating around the bush, point is why aren't there more mods like that. We could make make a smart character and make them speak like Einstein, an alcoholic slurring his words, or maybe a fiend who noticeably swears in almost every conversation. Hell, the possibilities are endless and I'm pretty sure modding dialogue for the Courier to sound like a robot wouldn't be impossible. I'm not asking for another TTW, all I ask for is a mod that can make playing as a robot even more authentic. I really hope that someone will at least consider it. I'd even be willing to help write dialogue or something. My PC is the equivalent of a potato with a TV screen from the 60s with a few light bulbs stuck into it and because I know almost as much about modding as an elderly woman who thinks a computer is a type of dance style made by "those hip 'n cool kids", I probably won't be able to do it myself ever. Thank you for reading my waste of time mod suggestion that nobody will read except for a twelve year old asking "wat r u gey, m8?". Have a great day everyone. :smile:

Edited March 20, 2016 by DiddyKing

[Fenryr3001]

It's certainly doable and somewhat reasonable,but you would have to rewrite nearly every player-line in the game,which will take a lot of time.And,considering that most people won't have the time/patience to do this for a game released six years ago.

[DiddyKing]

That makes sense, but still it would be really cool if anybody would be willing to do those at all.

[KefkeWren]

This one is really a "no experience necessary" type of mod. Player lines are capped at - I believe - 100 characters, but otherwise it would be reasonably trivial to edit, other than scope. My advice would be to pick a section of the game to do some dialogue for yourself, as a proof of concept and style guide. Then figure out a way to divide the different parts of the game up (probably by quest or faction) and recruit some people to each tackle a small part.