KCBOB
checkPartyMembersNearDoor
start
critter_p_proc
pickup_p_proc
talk_p_proc
Bob doesn't seem to want
to talk to you.
Node998
talk_p_proc->Node998
Node017
Somebody done smashed up
my still! And you’re the
only person I told about
it. Why, if I were
a younger feller, more
full of piss and vinegar,
I’d have a mind to teach
you a lesson. Just get
out of
my sight, you
double-crosser!
talk_p_proc->Node017
Node001
Howdy, my name’s Whiskey
Bob. What’s yours, fella?
---
Ain’t you a cute little
thing. My name’s Bob,
Whiskey Bob -- what’s
yours?
---
Me
talk_p_proc->Node001
Node040
Howdy, what can I do for
you?
talk_p_proc->Node040
Node018
Thanks. Now I don’t have
to gimp on out there
myself -- even if it did
cost me $65. Here’s your
money. Any questions
that I can answer for
you?
---
Well, thanks for
refueling my still for
me. Here’s your $50,
too. Got any questions
that I can answer for
you?
talk_p_proc->Node018
Node029
I sure wish you had kept
your word to me. You
didn’t get to my still in
time and my latest
batch of hootch is plum
ruined! I don’t want to
have anything more to do
with you and I hope no
one
else does, either.
talk_p_proc->Node029
talk_p_proc->Node029
Node016
Finished fueling my
still? Naw, I don’t
reckon that you have yet.
Well be sure and come
back
when you have.
talk_p_proc->Node016
Node004
Humph, if you’re not
gonna be any drinking
buddy of mine, then git.
---
Humph, I think that I’d
rather go to Sally’s
bathhouse than spend time
with you. Now git.
talk_p_proc->Node004
Node005
Howdy stranger, my name’s
Whiskey Bob. What’s
yours?
---
My name’s
---
. Nice to meet you
Whiskey Bob.
---
I’m
---
. What’s happening here
in town?
talk_p_proc->Node005
Node015
Hello there, feller. Back
to see Whiskey Bob again,
huh? Ready to talk about
drinks and
business and suchlike?
---
Hey there, gal. Want to
talk to Whiskey Bob again
about drinks and business
and such? I’ll
let you sit on my lap!
(heh, heh) Just kidding.
talk_p_proc->Node015
Node002
You ain’t the sharpest
tool in the shed, are ya?
Well, nice talking to you
anyhow. So long.
---
Sweetheart, you break my
heart every time you open
your mouth. Maybe some
other time I can
take you back to Trapper
Town and I’ll show you my
etchings (heh, heh). Bye,
cutie.
Node001->Node002
Whicky Gob? Zug, zug?
Node001->Node002
Shiny nose (heh, heh)
Node003
Well, mister, maybe I’ll
be seeing you around here
later. Bye.
---
Well, hope to see you
again ‘round here, cute
stuff. Goodbye
Node001->Node003
Goway
Node999
Node040->Node999
Nothing, thanks.
Node019
All sorts of things going
on hereabouts lately.
We’ve got brahmin
mutilators, walking
spirits,
gigantical rats, and
missing people. Some even
say the Den’s involved.
Node040->Node019
What is going on around
here?
Node950
Node018->Node950
Node955
Node018->Node955
Node018->Node003
No thanks, Bob. I think I
know what I need to
already.
Node018->Node003
No thanks, Bob. I think I
know what I need to
already.
Node018->Node019
Yes. Tell me what’s going
on in town lately.
Node018->Node019
Yes. Tell me what’s going
on in town lately.
Node029->Node999
Your hootch tastes like
dogpiss anyway.
Node030
I don’t want to hear your
damn excuses. Just get
the heck out of my sight!
But I’ll tell you
one thing; everyone’s
going to know just how
worthless your word is
before I’m through.
Node029->Node030
But I, I thought I had
more time….
Node029->Node030
It probably tastes the
same whether I refueled
the still or not.
Node029->Node030
The fuel didn’t seem to
provide a flame of the
correct temperature for
proper fermentation.
Node005->Node003
I don’t think you need to
know my name.
Node015->Node003
I think I had enough of
that the last time.
Node006
Always nice to find
another drinking buddy.
Wanna buy me a drink?
Talking always makes me
thirsty.
Node015->Node006
Sure, Bob - tell me about
drinks and business.
destroy_p_proc
look_at_p_proc
You see an older man with
a scraggly beard and a
big red nose.
description_p_proc
You see Whiskey Bob.
use_skill_on_p_proc
damage_p_proc
map_enter_p_proc
push_p_proc
Node910
Node007
Thanks for the drink,
partner. Now that my
whistle’s wet, I feel
that I can share a little
problem I have. Hey --
maybe you can help me
out?
Node910->Node007
Node910->Node999
Node008
Looks as though you’re
purse has run dry. You
don’t have enough money
to buy old Bob a drink.
Node910->Node008
Node007->Node003
Well, I’m pretty busy
right now. I don’t think
I can help you out.
Node009
Well, you see, I have a
little side business that
I need some help
attending to. I have a
moonshine still outside
of town that needs to be
fueled up every so often.
Since a gecko done bit my
leg, I can’t hobble out
to it before it runs out
of fuel. If I tell you
where it is, would you
refuel
it for me? It’s worth
$50 to me.
Node007->Node009
How can I help you out?
Node010
Now then, it’s not going
to take you too long and
it’s not too dangerous at
all. Probably. You
want to hear about it or
not?
Node007->Node010
If it won’t take too
long, I guess I could
help you. For a price, of
course.
Node007->Node010
I might be able to help
you, as long as it’s not
too dangerous.
Node007->Node019
Anything unusual going on
in town lately?
Node008->Node003
[MORE]
Node920
Node920->Node004
Node011
Fair enough. You’re a
sharp one, there’s no
denying it. Here’s some
booze. Now in return, you
get to listen to my
little problem.
Node920->Node011
Node011->Node009
[MORE]
Node995
Node996
Node997
Node997->Node004
Node997->Node005
Node006->Node004
I don’t want to buy you a
drink, Whiskey Bob.
Node006->Node910
Sure, Bob. Don’t mind a
bit.
Node006->Node920
With a nickname like
yours, Whiskey Bob, maybe
you should be providing
the drinks.
Node006->Node003
I can’t afford to right
now.
Node009->Node003
I don’t think I want to
do that for you. Sorry,
Whiskey Bob.
Node012
All you have to do is
find a little shack just
south of town. Go inside
and dump some firewood
into the still. Then
come back here and I’ll
give you your money. But
it needs to be done
within the
next day, or my batch of
hootch will go bad.
Node009->Node012
That doesn’t sound too
bad -- tell me more.
Node010->Node999
I think I’ve heard
enough. Goodbye.
Node010->Node009
OK, go ahead and tell me
about it.
Node019->Node003
I don’t think I need to
listen to all of that
right now.
Node021
They say that critters
that look like giant
man-shaped bugs, in a
shell and everything, are
mutilating brahmin at
night. All they find are
the torn open, horribly
hacked up brahmin
corpses.
Node019->Node021
Tell me about the brahmin
mutilations.
Node023
There’s a canyon just to
the west of town that had
a bright light in it a
few months back. Ever
since, every now and
then, there’s been a
horrible squealing sound
that comes from the
canyon. Brahmin
that wander in don’t
come back. Everyone’s
afraid to get too near.
Node019->Node023
Tell me all about the
walking spirits.
Node024
Well, out back of Trapper
Town, just to the west of
downtown, there’s a back
section that’s
overrun by rats. The
further back you, go the
bigger they get. Some say
that there’s one huge
great
rat spirit that’s
leading them all. Some of
the trappers won’t even
stay there anymore. They
say it’s
too dangerous.
Node019->Node024
Gigantical rats? I’ve
gotta hear more about
those.
Node025
Not ‘A den,’ - ‘The Den.’
You’ll not find a greater
hive of scum and
villainy. Now where did I
hear that? In any case,
it’s a rough sort of
place a few days travel
south of Klamath.
Anything can
be had there for a
price...even slaves. But
you have to be very
careful there -— lots of
short tempers
attached to dangerous
weapons. I don’t think
they have much to do with
us, though; we’re too
poor here.
Node019->Node025
A den? What kind of den?
Node026
Lately, we’ve had a
couple of people go
missing. A trader, named
Vic, who specialized in
pre-war stuff, and one
of our best trappers.
Node019->Node026
Missing people? Tell me
more.
Node031
A Garden of Eden Creation
Kit? Why I think I saw
one of those listed on a
page of an old
catalog I was looking
through while I was
sitting down, out back.
But I don’t know much
more about it
than that.
Node019->Node031
I need to ask you about
something else. Have you
ever heard of something
called a Garden of Eden
Creation Kit?
Node012->Node003
I don’t want to help you
with this. Sorry, Bob.
Node013
You’ll do it? Great.
Remember, you gotta do it
soon or my hootch will go
bad. Thanks a heap.
See you back here soon.
Node012->Node013
That sounds pretty easy.
OK, I’ll do it.
Node014
Well, you’re a sharp deal
maker and there’s no
denying it. OK, I’ll make
it $65. Will you do it?
---
Nice try there, but $50
is all the job’s worth to
me. Heck, I can’t afford
to pay any more.
Node012->Node014
$50 doesn’t sound like
nearly enough for a job
like that.
Node013->Node999
No problem, Bob. See you
in a day.
Node013->Node019
Happy to help. But first,
tell me what’s going on
in town lately.
Node014->Node003
I don’t want to do it for
that money. My time’s
worth much more.
Node014->Node012
OK, I’ll do it.
Node022
A few people have seen
the bugmen, but the one
who’s got the best look
was Torr, the Buckner’s
boy. What he saw scared
him half out of his wits,
and the poor lad is a bit
shy in that department
already.
Node021->Node022
That sounds horrible.
Node023->Node003
That’s enough for now. I
think I’ll just ponder on
this for a while.
Goodbye.
Node023->Node019
Yes, surely a sign of
spirit infestation. If
only you had a competent
shaman. Tell me about
something else.
Node024->Node003
Afraid of rats. Hmm, must
be different rats than
the ones we have at home.
I’ve heard enough.
Good-bye.
Node024->Node019
Trappers ousted by rats?
Tell me about some of the
other things.
Node025->Node003
I’ve heard enough for
now, Whiskey Bob.
Goodbye.
Node025->Node019
I think I’d be safe
enough there; I know how
to handle myself. Let me
ask you about something
else, though.
Node026->Node003
That’s all I need to
know. Goodbye, Whiskey
Bob.
Node026->Node019
Let me ask you about
something else.
Node027
Well, Vic was quite a
fella. He didn’t like to
work too much, so he
would specialize in
expensive pre-war things
and then go sell them to
the Den -- or even hawk
them to stupid tribals as
religious artifacts
(chuckles to himself).
Oops, no offense. Anyhow,
I haven’t seen him for a
while.
Last I heard, he went
south to sell some stuff.
Maybe to the Den.
Node026->Node027
Tell me more about the
trader some call…Vic?
Node028
The real person to tell
you about the missing
trapper would be Mrs.
Buckner. She and Smiley
were pretty close. He
went north to look for
the cave of the golden
geckos and hasn’t been
seen since.
That was a while back,
too.
Node026->Node028
I want to know more about
the trapper.
Node032
Uh, (embarrassed) I kind
of used that page to take
care of some business, if
you know what I
mean.
Node031->Node032
Really? I’d like to see
that catalog.
Node020
Thanks for helping me out
with my still. I should
be able to do it myself
when my leg heals
just a bit. Have any
questions for an old
bar-hound like myself?
Node020->Node003
I don’t think I need any
more information just
now, Bob.
Node020->Node006
Well, I have been
wondering about some of
the rumors I’ve heard
around town.
Node022->Node003
I think that’s all I need
to hear for now,
good-bye.
Node022->Node019
Incredible! Let me ask
about something else.
Node027->Node003
Thanks, I’ve got to think
on what you’ve told me.
Goodbye, Whiskey Bob.
Node027->Node019
Let me ask you about
something else, Bob.
Node027->Node028
What about the missing
trapper?
Node028->Node003
That’s enough for me for
now. Goodbye, Whiskey
Bob.
Node028->Node019
Hmm, intersting. Tell me
about something else,
though.
Node028->Node027
What about the missing
trader?
Node032->Node003
Damn, I thought I was so
close. I guess that’s
enough disappointment for
now. Goodbye, Bob.
Node032->Node019
Business? Oh, that kind
of business. I prefer old
newspaper, myself. Oh
well, tell me something
else, then.