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• Assisting others, particularly by doing Radiant quests like Preston's recurring settlement tasks.
• Accepting kidnapping radiant quests from settlers involves responding with "you're in luck" and then opting to "teach a lesson."
• Extend assistance to Ellie Perkins in locating Nick Valentine.
• During the Getting a Clue quest, confront Nick Valentine with the statement, "Don't lie to me, Nick. You're one of them".
• When presented with raider troubles while completing Radiant quests, choose direct approach by saying "get to the point."
• Consume corpses through the cannibal perk.
• Completing the S.A.F.E. test and entering Covenant.
• In the Confidence Man quest, opting for more violent comments.
• Threatening Scarlett into spending time with Travis, blaming Travis for Vadim's kidnapping, and calling Vadim Bobrov an "idiot" during his rescue.
• Requesting additional payment from Wellingham in The Devil's Due Quest.
• Accepting less reputable quests.
• Questioning Maria's handling of a situation and learning that the Sole Survivor is not afraid of raiders during Special Delivery.
• Threaten Brother Thomas during the Emogene Takes a Lover quest.
• Referring to Emogene Cabot as crazy after rescuing her.
• Expressing to Jack Cabot that he does not care about Lorenzo Cabot in The Secret of Cabot House quest.
• Kill Lorenzo Cabot.
• Expressing a dislike for jazz when talking to Magnolia.
• Referring to Hancock as a junkie.
• Agreeing to investigate the Pickman Gallery for Hancock.
• Describing the Pickman Gallery to Hancock as beautiful.
• Being sarcastic to Sheffield, giving him a Nuka Cola, and arresting Crocker in The Disappearing Act.
• Informing Moe Cronin that baseball was even more violent than he thought.
• Administering the cure to Austin Engill at the end of Hole in the Wall quest.
• Strong's reactions to the Kid in a Fridge quest are varied. The Sole Survivor refusing to help Billy is liked, and offering to take him home will be disliked. This behavior may be set incorrectly, as Strong expresses approval for the former and dislike for the latter, stating, "Small human should be with his kind, this is good," while the message "Strong dislikes this" is displayed. Strong also appreciates attempts to convince Billy that his parents are dead, with success requiring a single, non-pushy attempt to maintain the opportunity to complete the Kid in a Fridge quest.
• Telling Preston Garvey "the feeling's mutual" and then agreeing to accompany him to Sanctuary Hills at the conclusion of When Freedom Calls will earn two likes.
• Conducting a test firing of the artillery piece in the Old Guns quest.
• Responding sarcastically to Doctor Duff's inquiry about the type of radiation rays we are most concerned about.
• Agreeing affirmatively to Duff's request to return a bloatfly gland.
• Expressing to Desdemona that slavery is morally wrong and entails risking one's life on the Road to Freedom quest.
• Advising Ricky Dalton against committing suicide after requesting him to create a distraction during the Tradecraft quest.
• Replying with "If I let you" during a conversation with Pickman.
• Choosing the responses "Look after yourself" and "Saving synths is noble" when conversing with Joe Savoldi in Bunker Hill.
• Responding with 'Delays are bad' upon first meeting Old Man Stockton.
• Expressing to Roger Warwick that "this place reeks" when discussing his farm.
• Being sarcastic or successfully convincing Darla that she is a more dominant alpha figure than Skinny Malone during Unlikely Valentine, thereby inciting violence.
• Opting to attack Skinny Malone after inquiring about his relationship with Nick.
• Requesting grenades from X4-18 during The Battle of Bunker Hill.
• Earning four consecutive likes by taking a hard line with Clarke at the end of Duty or Dishonor.
• Choosing to attack Henry Cooke in the Diamond City Blues quest.
• Stating to Wiseman that The Slog is visually unappealing.
• Maintaining a sarcastic tone when speaking to Wiseman and asserting that "It won't matter" afterwards.
• Buying dogs or wolves from Erickson.
• Selecting the sarcastic option when confronted by Finn in Goodneighbor.
• Choosing a sarcastic approach when initiating a conversation with Hancock.
• Opting for sarcasm when talking to the Vault-Tec rep.
• Choosing the dialogue 'kill him already' and having human Art kill synth Art.
• Threatening Manny upon entering the Compound during the Human Error quest.
• Informing Doctor Roslyn Chambers of the goal to end The Institute's schemes.
• Requesting additional caps payment from Honest Dan after siding with him in the Human Error quest.
• Using threats against Diamond City security to secure Mel's release from prison during The Big Dig.
• Betraying Bobbi No-Nose's trust when deciding the end of The Big Dig.
• Issuing threats to the First Mate during the Last Voyage of the U.S.S. Constitution.
• Opting to assist scavengers during the Last Voyage of the U.S.S. Constitution.
• Threatening Madison Li with violence if she doesn't participate in the reconstruction of Liberty Prime during Liberty Reprimed.
• Choosing a violent approach when conversing with Brother Henri during Liberty Reprimed.
• Telling Blake Abernathy that his daughter got what she deserved.

DLC Quests

• Accepting Rogue Robot radiant quests in the Automatron DLC.
• Accusing Jezebel that she's lying when questioning her about The Mechanist in the Automatron DLC.
• Referring to the Child of Atom as crazy upon meeting her during the Walk in the Park quest in the Far Harbor (Far Harbor DLC).
• Selecting subliminal messages as the parameter for the phoropter prototype in the Vault-Tec Workshop.
• Expressing willingness to help Sierra Petrovita before accepting her quest in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC).
• Informing Harvey that his family is likely deceased in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC).
• Assuring Harvey of assistance with his predicament in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC).
• Causing harm to Harvey in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC).
• Choosing the option "They'll fear me" when discussing the gangs with Porter Gage in An Ambitious Plan in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC).
• Commenting that "raiders are stupid" after inquiring if raiders are all the same from Gage in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC).
• Telling Mags that the act of killing Colter was exhilarating in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC).
• Conveying to Nisha the necessity of rules for recovery in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC).
• Threatening Nisha to comply with the Sole Survivor's directives as the overboss in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC).
• Eliminating the Nuka World raiders in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC).

• Choosing a violent approach towards Crocker in The Disappearing Act quest.
• Committing acts of violence against settlers while being observed by another companion who disapproves of such actions.
• Expressing to Virgil that his research on reverting super mutants back to humans should come to an end.
• Opting to kill Virgil.
• In the Synth Retention quest, inquiring about the deal Gabriel can offer and subsequently rejects it by stating that the Sole Survivor takes what they want.
• In the Pinned quest, earning three likes by threatening the Minutemen, telling the scientist "you screwed up," and later saying "screw you."
• Eliminating the Railroad when conversing with Desdemona in End of the Line.
• Choosing violence against McDonough in the In Sheep's Clothing quest.
• Declining to side with Doctor Chambers in the Human Error quest.
• Killing Miranda, Neil, Officer Edwards, and the few other guards upon completing and exiting Vault 81. Note: If the Vault 81 quest is completed, it does not affect standing or cause hostility with Vault 81.

DLC Quests

• Murdering the Child of Atom encountered during the Walk in the Park quest in the Far Harbor (Far Harbor DLC).
• Purchasing a mutant hound from Erickson in the Far Harbor (Far Harbor DLC).
• Killing Machete Mike during Hull Breach after refusing to sell the power tools to him in the Far Harbor (Far Harbor DLC).

• Engaging in theft, pickpocketing, and stealing from others.
• Lockpicking owned and unowned objects.
• Entering power armor.
• Requesting additional payment from Hancock when seeking employment.
• Complimenting the song as "Lovely" when initially conversing with Magnolia.
• Persuading individuals with successful Charisma skill checks.
• Healing Dogmeat.
• Assuming the persona of the Shroud during The Silver Shroud quest.
• Accepting quests with a more reputable nature.
• Liberating Lorenzo Cabot.
• Providing chems to Mama Murphy.
• Entering a vertibird that has been summoned.
• Providing the Vault-Tec rep with a new home to uplift his spirits.
• Accepting Theodore Collins' proposal during the Mystery Meat quest.
• Aligning with the Railroad when conversing with Desdemona in End of the Line.
• Returning the Pristine deathclaw egg to its nest in The Devil's Due quest.
• Attempting to decline the Deliverer during Tradecraft.
• Successfully convincing Darla to leave Skinny Malone and reunite with her caring parents during Unlikely Valentine.
• Any effort to persuade Paul Pembroke to reconsider when confronting Henry Cooke in Diamond City Blues.
• Employing a covert tone when initially meeting Old Man Stockton in Bunker Hill.
• Convincing Bobbi No-Nose to depart at the conclusion of The Big Dig quest.
• Advising the First Mate that there is a misunderstanding or encouraging calmness during the Last Voyage of the U.S.S. Constitution.
• Successfully passing any dialogue checks to evade conflict when conversing with Brother Henri during Liberty Reprimed.
• Choosing to keep Buddy for yourself in Trouble Brewin' quest.
• Receiving a directive to calm down when conversing with Virgil after his human transformation.
• Informing Virgil that his research is far from complete.
• Rescuing H2-22 to Ticonderoga, resulting in a 'dislike' message, regardless of the chosen response.
• Pleading with  Dr. Chambers to spare Amelia during the Human Error quest.

DLC Quests

• Telling Oswald the Outrageous to "Go Help Her," "Give Rachel's Holotape," or "There's No Cure" in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC)
• Lying to Sierra Petrovita when asked about the Nuka-Cola Museum in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC)
• Offering Harvey a stimpak in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC)
• Choosing the "I understand" option when talking with Harvey after surviving the Gauntlet in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC)
• Telling Mags that killing Colter was boring in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC)
• Telling Mags that you intend to use Nuka-World to make as many caps as you can in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC)
• Telling Nisha "Rules Hold us Back" in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC)
• Telling Nisha that the gauntlet should be shut down in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC)

• Joining the Brotherhood of Steel.
• Informing Phyllis Daily that the Sole Survivor is a member of the Brotherhood of Steel and needs to eliminate her due to her being a synth.
• Delivering the experimental serum to Virgil.
• Concurring with Virgil's decision to persist in his research on reversing the Forced Evolutionary Virus (FEV).
• Accepting the quest "Public Knowledge" from Daisy in Goodneighbor.
• Providing Moe Cronin with the signed glove, signed card, and signed ball during the Out in Left Field quest.
• Choosing a non-violent approach when receiving Gabriel's recall code from X6-88 in the Synth Retention quest.

DLC Quest

• Applying a collar to a super mutant in the Nuka World (Nuka World DLC)