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Now, Wastelanders can finally see their sarcastic responses before they say them.

Full Dialogue Mod For Fallout 4 Hits Xbox One Today

Now, Wastelanders can finally see their sarcastic responses before they say them.
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Rejoice lovers of full dialogue! According to the official Bethesda Fallout 4 mod page, Bethesda is releasing the “Full Dialogue Mod” for Fallout 4 today, May 31, 2016 as part of their effort to release PC-based mods for the rest of the Fallout 4‘s Xbox One fanbase.

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The mod allows players to see the full dialogue choice they are making, rather than the one note “Sarcastic; Nice Response; Question; Antagonistic” response headers Wastelanders are used to seeing. From the description on the page:

“The Full Dialogue Interface mod makes the game display the full lines of what your character is going to say in conversation, instead of just a paraphrase. It also revamps the interface so that the game will now display dialogue options in a list.”

Which comes out looking a little something like this (on the PC):

I haven’t had a chance to try it yet, but you can bet I will be as soon as I get home so I can start seeing whole sentences instead of breezing through the game pressing “Sarcasm” all the time.

 


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