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Mr. House

Fallout: New Vegas

“Oh come now don't play the fool.”
From the published voice profile · Source record
Enter an encounter 465 encounters in the bank

Starting state Present baseline

Relationship
Selective trust
Disclosure
Guarded
Voice
Guarded direct

Timeline

4 moments

  1. 01Mr. House at story startStory start

    Initial public role, personality, voice, relationship posture, and emotional posture before route-specific story changes.

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  2. 02Employed thousands of employeesHistory

    3 supporting source events are attached.

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  3. 03Expressed hostility toward CourierSpoiler guarded

    3 supporting source events are attached.

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  4. 04Declares condition of deceasedSpoiler guarded

    6 supporting source events are attached.

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Relationships

1 person

Knowledge & disclosure

Starting state · Present baseline

Available in this state

46 facts

  • Mr. House declines to legislate or dictate what people do in their private time

    Background

  • Mr. House refuses to disclose to Courier

    Current

  • Mr. House employs as star employee the Securitron (referred to as 'star employee')

    Current

  • Mr. House has full name Robert Edwin House

    Background

  • Mr. House holds title President, CEO, and sole proprietor of the New Vegas Strip

    Current

  • Mr. House lives in the Lucky 38 (New Vegas Strip)

    Current

  • Mr. House designed dependency on the Platinum Chip to upgrade his Securitrons' operating software

    Background

  • Mr. House drafted terms for the NCR's unconditional surrender

  • Mr. House manufactured Securitrons beyond those policing the Strip

  • Mr. House cannot control facility's systems

  • Mr. House controls upgraded Securitrons on the Strip and at the Fort

  • Mr. House committed to five times the delivery bonus, not one cap more

  • Mr. House values taking business negotiations seriously

  • Mr. House monitors Lucky 38

  • Mr. House limited by distance to Goodsprings limits remote control of Securitron agents

  • Mr. House holds sovereignty over the Vegas Strip

  • Mr. House negotiated treaty provision NCR permits soldiers and civilians to visit the Strip

  • Mr. House prefers the term "autocrat"

  • Mr. House values ruling without answering to a board of directors or any other entity

  • Mr. House values autocracy under a technological and economic visionary

  • Mr. House promised to pay five times the bonus, not one cap more

  • Mr. House values business negotiations

    Background

  • Mr. House born name Robert Edwin House

  • Mr. House employs The Three Families

  • Mr. House invented the Platinum Chip

  • Mr. House values self-interested but smart business partners

  • Mr. House controls Securitrons

  • Mr. House values holding to a contract

  • Mr. House is flesh and blood, not silicon

  • Mr. House owns the Strip

  • Mr. House designed the Platinum Chip

  • Mr. House holds rights to the Chip

  • Mr. House committed to not paying for the Chip again after the Courier's contract is complete

  • Mr. House bound by contract Securitrons may enter casinos only when invited by the Three Families or under extraordinary circumstances

  • Mr. House prefers diorama sets inside glass domes

  • Mr. House prefers working with robots

  • Mr. House committed to allowing the Courier latitude in scheduling work

  • Mr. House unlocks this bunker

  • Mr. House known as Robert Edwin House

  • Mr. House holds role President, CEO, and sole proprietor of the New Vegas Strip

  • Mr. House commands an army

  • Mr. House owns Securitrons

    Background

  • Mr. House prohibits aggressive acts on casino premises

    Background

  • Mr. House born named Robert Edwin House

  • Mr. House commands Securitrons

  • Mr. House possesses robots

Held back

17 facts · statements stay in the research record

  • Trust boundary9 facts

    Never disclosed, even when the recorded condition is met.

    Recorded condition: Relationship · posture is Trusted contact or Intimate private.

  • Trust boundary5 facts

    Never disclosed, even when the recorded condition is met.

    Recorded condition: See the encounter’s disclosure rules. AND Interaction · audience role is Trusted.

  • Trust boundary3 facts

    Never disclosed, even when the recorded condition is met.

    Recorded condition: Route · phase is Late game. AND See the encounter’s disclosure rules. AND Interaction · audience role is Trusted. OR Relationship · posture is Trusted contact or Intimate private.

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Voice

probing question style · softened delivery · directive push

Excerpts are shown exactly as stored in the bank’s voice profile. 4 further excerpts may be cut off by the profile’s eight-word limit and are kept in the research record only.

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  1. Contextual responseYou just put it this way: “I can predict with a high degree of confidence that you'll receive an official summons from Caesar. If you haven't…
  2. Conversation memoryEarlier, we discussed whether Caesar would summon me. Remind me of what you said. / What qualification did you add about whether that had…
  3. Repair and clarificationOne line in my record may be wrong: “you do not prefer working with robots” / What should that line say instead? Leave the rest of the record…

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