Type | Stringtable |
Name | str.cnv.vo_holding.advanced_class.smuggler |
Link | cnv.vo_holding.advanced_class.smuggler |
ownerID | 950317348814848 |
GUID | 1740565561475072 |
ID | 3 |
Text | Don't mind me! |
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ID | 6 |
Text | Thought I was dead! |
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ID | 9 |
Text | I'll make a run for it! |
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ID | 12 |
Text | Always a pleasure to see you, Captain. |
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ID | 13 |
Text | I can see now why Darmas likes you so much. You're the real deal, Captain. Remind me of myself at your age. |
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ID | 15 |
Text | We couldn't have pulled the heist off without you. I don't regret parting with my share one bit. Small price to pay. |
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ID | 16 |
Text | I still don't understand anything about this caper. |
SummaryPhrase | Tell me how the heist worked. |
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ID | 17 |
Text | It's quite simple. My crew impersonated people doing business with Black Sun. We arranged to acquire low-cost items from their warehouse. |
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ID | 19 |
Text | All but one of those cargo crates you "redistributed" for Tygus already belonged to us. The odd one out contained the jackpot. |
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ID | 21 |
Text | Black Sun delivered its own treasure to us and never suspected a thing. They'll think one of their own people stole it. |
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ID | 22 |
Text | You're really something, Staves. |
SummaryPhrase | Pretty sneaky. |
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ID | 23 |
Text | I like to think so--but it's always nice to hear it. |
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ID | 26 |
Text | I read the labels on the things I moved around. Which one of them was the real jackpot? |
SummaryPhrase | What were you after? |
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ID | 27 |
Text | The galaxy is full of wonderful mysteries. We shouldn't try to answer them all. |
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ID | 30 |
Text | They might also think the person who shot up their warehouse did it. You used me. |
SummaryPhrase | Or I did. |
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ID | 31 |
Text | You'll be fine. You shot most everyone who saw you in there. |
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ID | 34 |
Text | You set up this whole deal--and I learned a lot. That's payment enough. |
SummaryPhrase | Keep your profit, Staves. |
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ID | 35 |
Text | Never turn down a man offering you credits, my friend. I insist. |
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ID | 38 |
Text | If you'd tried to double-cross me, you'd be dead. |
SummaryPhrase | You're right--I kill cheaters. |
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ID | 39 |
Text | Never start a friendship on the wrong foot. Bad for one's reputation. |
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ID | 41 |
Text | How'd you enjoy working with Tygus and Noora? I've had a small wager going about which one you'd like more. |
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ID | 42 |
Text | Your gunfighter pal and I had a lot in common. |
SummaryPhrase | Tygus was fun. |
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ID | 43 |
Text | You've cost me credits twice today. Still, I can't blame you. Tygus is quite the charmer. |
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ID | 46 |
Text | If I ever need a playmate, Noora has all the best toys. |
SummaryPhrase | Noora had better gear. |
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ID | 47 |
Text | Ha! I knew you'd like her. The day hasn't been a complete loss, then. Tygus owes me credits. |
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ID | 50 |
Text | I didn't care about either of them. This was just business. |
SummaryPhrase | I wasn't here to make friends. |
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ID | 51 |
Text | A lone gundark, eh? Fair enough. |
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ID | 53 |
Text | If you're interested in acquiring your own gear to play with, the pleasant gentlebeing nearby might be able to help. |
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ID | 55 |
Text | Goodbye, Captain. I'll make sure people hear you're a reliable friend in difficult times. |
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ID | 65 |
Text | You need to be in Black Sun territory. That's where the job is. Let's not delay things, Captain. |
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ID | 66 |
Text | Our latest target is the Black Sun gang. Those bloodthirsty scum recently acquired valuables it'd be a crime to let them keep. |
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ID | 68 |
Text | We were about to relieve them of these burdens, but the Black Sun gangsters chose today for some pointless destruction. Our plans were... discombobulated. |
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ID | 69 |
Text | Time for Plan B... otherwise known as me. |
SummaryPhrase | And now you need my help. |
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ID | 71 |
Text | Are we talking gang war, or just the usual hijinks? |
SummaryPhrase | Define pointless destruction. |
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ID | 72 |
Text | For Black Sun, "usual hijinks" means "firebombing innocent people." Nasty stuff. |
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ID | 75 |
Text | If a bunch of brainless thugs can throw off your game, you shouldn't be playing. |
SummaryPhrase | You must not be very good. |
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ID | 76 |
Text | I always have a secondary strategy. That's why you're here. |
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ID | 78 |
Text | My favorite card in Ryn-rules sabacc is "The Idiot." It's worthless--until you pair it with the right cards. Then it trumps everything. |
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ID | 80 |
Text | You're going to be my wild card, Captain. I need you working with my best people to finish this heist. |
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ID | 81 |
Text | I'm still not hearing the most important words: "You will be paid." |
SummaryPhrase | Only if the money is right. |
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ID | 83 |
Text | I'm not what you'd call a team player. |
SummaryPhrase | I prefer to work alone. |
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ID | 84 |
Text | Don't worry, you'll have plenty of opportunity for individual achievement. |
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ID | 87 |
Text | I've been played by enough criminals. You're wasting my time. |
SummaryPhrase | Not interested. |
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ID | 88 |
Text | If you plan to go after Skavak--evade Rogun the Butcher--you'll need the skills only my people can teach. |
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ID | 90 |
Text | Your participation will not only net you a full share of the profits, you'll walk away knowing how to deal with anything. |
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ID | 92 |
Text | There's an astromech droid at these coordinates. It belongs to a beautiful and deadly master of stealth. You'll like her. Go have a chat. |
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ID | 94 |
Text | Hello again, Captain. Always a pleasure to meet the young and inquisitive. |
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ID | 96 |
Text | I've been where you are and lived to tell. Want to reach my age? Join my latest endeavor, and you'll learn as you go. |
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ID | 98 |
Text | My crew and I are in business to liberate wealth from less-civilized criminals. The money's wonderful, and our victims never call the police. |
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ID | 99 |
Text | If you're gonna steal, that's the way to do it. |
SummaryPhrase | I like your style. |
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ID | 100 |
Text | "Steal"... such an ugly word. I prefer "redistribute." |
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ID | 103 |
Text | You're one of those politicians who invents new taxes, right? |
SummaryPhrase | Are you a Senator? |
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ID | 104 |
Text | No, I only dress like one. |
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ID | 107 |
Text | Sooner or later, those less-civilized types always catch up to you--and then you'll wish the police were around. |
SummaryPhrase | But they will call assassins. |
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ID | 108 |
Text | One way to minimize the risk? Do it without being noticed. |
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ID | 111 |
Text | Hello there, Captain. The name's Sal Okar--but everyone calls me "Staves." No idea why. |
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ID | 113 |
Text | Staves Okar? Don't hang up. This guy's a living legend. |
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ID | 116 |
Text | Darmas Pollaran says you're quite the up-and-comer. Thought we should get acquainted. |
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ID | 118 |
Text | I can introduce you to some of the greats in our line of work. People you could learn a lot from. Interested? |
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ID | 119 |
Text | I'll take all the help I can get. |
SummaryPhrase | Of course. |
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ID | 120 |
Text | I like you already. Meet me at these coordinates. I'll explain everything there. |
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ID | 122 |
Text | I doubt you're offering this out of the kindness of your heart. |
SummaryPhrase | What's the catch? |
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ID | 123 |
Text | I'd rather discuss details in person. |
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ID | 126 |
Text | I've got my own business to deal with. |
SummaryPhrase | Not right now. |
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ID | 127 |
Text | Me and my crew have been at this for a long time. We can help you. |
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ID | 129 |
Text | Some opportunities you shouldn't pass up. This might be one of them. |
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ID | 132 |
Text | If you want to learn some new tricks from the very best, come find me at these coordinates. Hope to see you. |
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ID | 134 |
Text | The name's Sal Okar--but please, call me "Staves." |
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ID | 135 |
Text | BROKEN LINK FROM VO MOVE - SEE Misc Text |
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ID | 138 |
Text | You're just in time! |
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ID | 141 |
Text | I'm told congratulations are in order, Captain. Master Okar just sent word of your resounding success. |
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ID | 143 |
Text | I am gratified to see you intact. Was my portable cover device a timely addition to your repertoire? |
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ID | 144 |
Text | This thing probably saved my life. |
SummaryPhrase | That's putting it mildly. |
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ID | 146 |
Text | We're friends, right? Mind if I just hold onto this? |
SummaryPhrase | Can I keep it? |
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ID | 147 |
Text | Not at all--though I suspect you'll be disappointed by its future performance. |
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ID | 150 |
Text | I might've used it once. Those Black Sun gangsters couldn't hit the broad side of a bulk freighter. |
SummaryPhrase | Not really, no. |
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ID | 151 |
Text | Sometimes, just knowing you have it is enough. |
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ID | 153 |
Text | Sadly, that device appears spent. Such is life. Regardless, I have most enjoyed our time together and regret its passing. |
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ID | 155 |
Text | Master Okar is at the usual meeting place, waiting with your share of this endeavor. Safe travels to you, Captain.... |
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ID | 157 |
Text | Captain... you can't possibly be done already. Finish up in the warehouse and call me then. |
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ID | 158 |
Text | What a horrible stench these unkempt gangsters emit. Makes me cross just breathing. |
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ID | 159 |
Text | Tygus Vorro, the "Sharpshot of Sacorria"? |
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ID | 160 |
Text | Allegedly, although gentlebeings do not collect fanciful nicknames. That's how I know these Black Sun thugs are scoundrels. |
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ID | 162 |
Text | "The Ransacker." "One Digit." Hard to feel a twinge of conscience eliminating such riffraff. |
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ID | 163 |
Text | I'm pretty sure "riffraff" is a compliment to this filth. |
SummaryPhrase | My sentiments exactly. |
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ID | 164 |
Text | I see no need to lower myself to their level. |
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ID | 167 |
Text | Staves would be crushed if he heard you say that. |
SummaryPhrase | Your boss has a nickname. |
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ID | 168 |
Text | Our work often benefits from a hint of theatricality. Doesn't mean I endorse it. |
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ID | 171 |
Text | You planning to dazzle the enemy with your fashion sense? |
SummaryPhrase | Nice outfit, old-timer. |
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ID | 172 |
Text | My parents raised me to dress nicely for work. The habit stuck. |
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ID | 174 |
Text | But to business... I trust you are familiar with the "Nar Shaddaa Shell Game"? |
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ID | 175 |
Text | Tell me which variation you play. |
SummaryPhrase | Refresh my memory. |
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ID | 176 |
Text | No variation. We prefer the tried and true. |
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ID | 179 |
Text | Maybe I skipped that day at criminal school. |
SummaryPhrase | It doesn't ring a bell. |
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ID | 180 |
Text | When they said you were an up-and-comer, I didn't realize how far you had to travel. |
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ID | 183 |
Text | Do I look like I was born yesterday? Just tell me what I have to do. |
SummaryPhrase | [Lie] Of course I am. |
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ID | 184 |
Text | I hold a list of cargo containers inside the Black Sun warehouse. Your engagement is to transfer the items held within to different containers. |
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ID | 186 |
Text | When you are finished, no container will hold its original contents. Understood? |
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ID | 187 |
Text | You want me to shuffle the deck, so you can deal from the bottom of it. |
SummaryPhrase | I think so. |
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ID | 188 |
Text | Eloquently put. |
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ID | 191 |
Text | You want me to bust into a warehouse and move cargo shipments? That doesn't make sense. |
SummaryPhrase | Not even a little. |
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ID | 192 |
Text | Sometimes the best way to steal something is to hide it in plain sight. |
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ID | 195 |
Text | While I risk my neck in the warehouse, where will you be? |
SummaryPhrase | What's your job? |
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ID | 196 |
Text | My appointment is to create a diversion. Thought I might play a bit of "rancor in the middle" with Black Sun's reinforcements. |
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ID | 198 |
Text | Sadly, the warehouse may hold individuals interested in your demise. I believe some portable cover might be handy. |
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ID | 199 |
Text | Some kind of hiding spot I can take with me? |
SummaryPhrase | Portable cover? What's that? |
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ID | 200 |
Text | I wouldn't say you'll be hidden--but you won't be dead either. |
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ID | 203 |
Text | Your pal Noora had all kinds of useful gadgets. I hope you do, too. |
SummaryPhrase | Tell me you have some. |
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ID | 204 |
Text | I would not think to taunt you with hypothetical advantages. |
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ID | 207 |
Text | I'll grab the first gangster I see and use him as a meat shield. |
SummaryPhrase | You mean a dead body? |
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ID | 208 |
Text | I believe you will find Black Sun's brutes a well-fed burden. I recommend something lighter. |
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ID | 210 |
Text | You may use this device to deploy a temporary barrier between you and your simple foes. |
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ID | 212 |
Text | Men of low character always believe their blasters make them strong. It doesn't. The art does. |
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ID | 213 |
Text | I enjoy painting the air with white-hot death. Does that qualify as art? |
SummaryPhrase | I'm an artist with a blaster. |
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ID | 215 |
Text | You lost me there, old-timer. Back up. |
SummaryPhrase | The art of what? |
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ID | 216 |
Text | A shootout is much more than squeezing a trigger. To best your enemy requires technique, timing and tactics. Remember that. |
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ID | 219 |
Text | Ooh, look at the time. Guess we have to cut this short. |
SummaryPhrase | Whatever you say. |
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ID | 220 |
Text | When you're done in the warehouse, return here and signal me. We'll compare notes. Best of luck, Captain.... |
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ID | 222 |
Text | BROKEN LINK FROM VO MOVE - SEE Misc Text |
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ID | 223 |
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ID | 224 |
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ID | 225 |
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ID | 226 |
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ID | 227 |
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ID | 228 |
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ID | 229 |
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ID | 230 |
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ID | 231 |
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ID | 232 |
Text | BROKEN LINK FROM VO MOVE - SEE Misc Text |
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ID | 233 |
Text | BROKEN LINK FROM VO MOVE - SEE Misc Text |
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ID | 236 |
Text | U7-D9 = wishing stranger good luck + not dying |
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ID | 237 |
Text | Noora tells me you showed impressive skill down there. I'd like to extend our association--and increase your profit share. |
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ID | 239 |
Text | You'll work with a man whose legend nearly eclipses my own: the "Sharpshot of Sacorria" himself, Tygus Vorro. |
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ID | 240 |
Text | I'm getting paid to meet famous people. Somebody pinch me. |
SummaryPhrase | I can't wait. |
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ID | 242 |
Text | "Sharpshot of Sacorria"? How does someone qualify for that important-sounding title? |
SummaryPhrase | How did he get that nickname? |
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ID | 243 |
Text | The hard way. You've never heard of Tygus? He dueled a dozen Mandalorians in one day--and lived to tell about it. |
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ID | 246 |
Text | I've never heard of any of you people. |
SummaryPhrase | You aren't famous to me. |
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ID | 247 |
Text | Young people these days... so sad. |
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ID | 249 |
Text | The success of our little enterprise depends on you and Tygus. He'll explain everything. Good luck.... |
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ID | 251 |
Text | My friends and I have our own roles to play. We'll get into position. |
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ID | 253 |
Text | Go to these coordinates. Find the hidden signaling device. Activate it, and Tygus will come. Farewell.... |
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ID | 257 |
Text | You did well. Not only are my friends alive, but Black Sun will never know we were there. |
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ID | 259 |
Text | I'll take back my gear. I trust you found it all satisfactory? |
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ID | 260 |
Text | I'll have to buy my own set when I have the credits. |
SummaryPhrase | This stuff was great. |
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ID | 262 |
Text | I retain things I learn so much better when I can keep using them. |
SummaryPhrase | Can't I keep anything? |
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ID | 263 |
Text | Your greed is understandable--but all my equipment is protected against theft. None of it works unless I wish it. |
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ID | 266 |
Text | I expected more from your hand-me-downs. |
SummaryPhrase | I can do better. |
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ID | 267 |
Text | I gave you the tools best suited for one with your training. |
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ID | 269 |
Text | Staves asked to speak with you.... |
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ID | 272 |
Text | Stranger's job = rescue Staves's crewmates // Stranger = get busy! |
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ID | 274 |
Text | Staves sent me. Where's your master? |
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ID | 275 |
Text | I've been here all along. You young people just don't notice us old fogeys. |
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ID | 276 |
Text | Staves said you have something to teach me. Let's get on with this work-study business. |
SummaryPhrase | I'm here for the job. |
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ID | 278 |
Text | Bet you're always surprising the grandkids. Popping up out of nowhere with candy and stuff. |
SummaryPhrase | Nice trick, grandma. |
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ID | 279 |
Text | Those days are past. My son said it was giving them nightmares. |
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ID | 282 |
Text | You can't be a day over thirty, you gorgeous minx. |
SummaryPhrase | [Flirt] You aren't too old. |
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ID | 283 |
Text | Throttle down, sonny. You're not my type. |
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ID | 286 |
Text | Are you crazy, sneaking up on me like that? You're lucky I didn't shoot you, lady. |
SummaryPhrase | Don't surprise me like that! |
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ID | 287 |
Text | If your reflexes are as great as you say, shouldn't I already be dead? |
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ID | 289 |
Text | The Black Sun are raiding an apartment complex nearby, driving out the citizens to take over the territory. It's a war zone. |
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ID | 291 |
Text | Some of Staves's crew got trapped there, wounded and hiding. If they're killed or captured, this whole deal goes bust. We're getting them out. |
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ID | 292 |
Text | I'll charge into the middle of a war zone, throw some complete strangers over my shoulder and run back out. What could go wrong? |
SummaryPhrase | This doesn't sound easy. |
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ID | 293 |
Text | You understand the complexity of the situation. Good. |
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ID | 296 |
Text | Maybe we can spice things up. If I rescue everyone, what do I win? |
SummaryPhrase | Let's make a little wager. |
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ID | 297 |
Text | I don't gamble on my friends' survival. |
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ID | 300 |
Text | I already know how to save morons from their stupidity. I thought you were teaching me real skills. |
SummaryPhrase | Rescue missions bore me. |
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ID | 301 |
Text | I'm teaching you how to never wind up like my friends. I escaped their fate because of what I know. |
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ID | 303 |
Text | The stand-up fight is a fool's proposition. It's better to never be seen--at least until it's too late. |
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ID | 305 |
Text | I'm loaning you one of my best stealth field generators. You will use it to sneak past the Black Sun's thugs. |
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ID | 306 |
Text | I used one of these on Ord Mantell. Very handy. |
SummaryPhrase | I'm familiar with that device. |
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ID | 308 |
Text | Think I played with one of these on Ord Mantell, but I could use a refresher on it. |
SummaryPhrase | How do I use this? |
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ID | 309 |
Text | The stealth field allows you to move unnoticed, but starting a fight reveals your position. Don't attack unless you have the element of surprise. |
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ID | 312 |
Text | I'm a good shot. Bet I have more than enough ammo to wipe out Black Sun. |
SummaryPhrase | Killing them would be easier. |
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ID | 313 |
Text | And how many crewmates will be killed in the cross fire? No, we do this with stealth and precision. |
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ID | 315 |
Text | I will also loan you a close personal friend of mine: the MEG-820 Thunderbolt shattergun. |
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ID | 317 |
Text | The Thunderbolt fires in a wide cone at short range. If multiple enemies corner you, this weapon will discourage them all--permanently. |
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ID | 318 |
Text | There's no power cell or blaster gas cartridge. It's practically an antique. |
SummaryPhrase | This isn't a blaster. |
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ID | 319 |
Text | Sometimes, you have to do things the old-fashioned way. |
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ID | 322 |
Text | If I'm packing this much firepower, what's the point in sneaking around? |
SummaryPhrase | Why do I need stealth, again? |
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ID | 323 |
Text | The weapon only works at close range. I recommend firing at your target's back. |
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ID | 326 |
Text | Could've used this thing in that volcano base. Long story. |
SummaryPhrase | Now we're talking! |
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ID | 327 |
Text | That weapon has saved my life many times. Please don't lose it. |
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ID | 329 |
Text | One last thing... this trauma kit is top-of-the-line black-market medicine. One use administers kolto and adrenals. |
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ID | 331 |
Text | This will heal Staves's crewmates. They will recover quickly and be ready to run. |
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ID | 332 |
Text | Standing in one place too long makes me nervous. Let's get this party started. |
SummaryPhrase | Got it--let's go. |
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ID | 334 |
Text | How much does gear like this go for on the black market? |
SummaryPhrase | All this stuff looks pricey. |
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ID | 335 |
Text | Don't even think about selling anything. I expect all of it returned. |
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ID | 338 |
Text | If Black Sun gives me trouble, this'll come in handy. |
SummaryPhrase | I'll use it, too. |
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ID | 339 |
Text | There are only enough charges to heal Staves's crewmates. You'll have to take care of yourself. |
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ID | 341 |
Text | I will guide everyone to safety and meet you back here when we're done. Now go! |
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ID | 343 |
Text | U7-D9 = minding own business // Stranger = have a nice day |
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ID | 344 |
Text | BROKEN LINK FROM VO MOVE - SEE Misc Text |
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