Yeah, I'm pretty particular about using mods in that they need to feel like they were always a part of the game. Jade Payton Posts: 3417 Joined: Mon 1:01 pm I really dig mods that use the existing game dialog instead of silent voices since it makes it feel like a part of the original game, and I'd love to see you do this with other possible companions too.

I just want to say thanks for this mod, installed it today and I am floored by it. It is kind've fun in its own way, though, since I do have to get pretty creative with how I convey specific information and details. Maybe I still can somewhere down the road, but for now I'm stuck recycling Bethesda's vanilla voicework. If I DID have access to those luxuries, then I'd scrap both ideas altogether and make an Enclave deserter fully-integrated into the storyline as per my first idea. At least with dialogue-splicing, I have access to tons of professional voicework that I can use to make an entire mod with. I don't have access to a voice actor and the means to create quality voiceovers, and that matters a great deal to me. However, while I'm capable of writing the dialogues, lip-syncing the sounds, and putting it all together in the G.E.C.K.

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