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One Hit Wonder: Pretty self-explanatory, kill an enemy with a single melee attack.

Savant: Dump all of your stats at character creation to 1 except for intelligence, which you set to 11.Glory to the pioneers! Start the game up and the achievement should pop.Except these ones can write, and apparently rely on continuous consumption of human brains to retain their 'smarts'. They also seem to share similar kinds of telepathy - the one in the circus knows if you've killed his 'mate' in Ortradnoye for example, similar to how the one underneath that Ghoul village in Fallout 2 knows if you killed the one in the tunnels in the second town. The various oversized mutated rats, which can speak, is a vague reference to the mutated giant rat-like creatures in Fallout 2. The guy mentioned by the bartender above also had a bone through his nose - obvious Sulik reference (if Sulik were The Chosen One.). There's another Fallout 2 reference - the bartender in Ortradnoye mentions some primitive tribal-type from the mountains, looking for some kind of Soviet-era gardening kit to save his village (which turns out to have been a cheap Soviet-era toy for children). Note: I undoubtedly spelt the name wrong. There's a story told by someone (can't recall who), mentioning a 'Maxim Maximovich' whose family was brutally murdered, then he goes out and gets revenge on them. Missed this before, but in the ability tree, True Grit is an obvious reference to the western, (old and/or remake) True Grit. Might be a stretch, but the mutant hunter 'Rivlin of Silesia' might be referencing 'Geralt of Rivia'. Not sure if this qualifies as a reference, but General Nasty, in Krasnoznamenny, says his real name is Uranus Onanievich Genderoff (which may indeed be some kind of reference. That's generalized that it could refer to a few things, but I remember it as a bark from Mass Effect 1, one of those things NPCs just shouted like spazzes during combat.Įnemies Everywhere (warning, it's annoying):

Klinov, a tinfoil hat random encounter guy, says 'Enemies everywhere' sometimes when you click on him (if you avoid conflict). I neglected to mention the obvious Nutcracker play reference in the underground room in Otradnoye. That's a podcast on youtube, hosted by the Amazing Atheist, TJ Kirk. I was going to mention that some notes I found in a random encounter near the SE shore made me think of Moby Dick, then I found another note that outright said the notes sound like Moby Dick, lol.Ĭame across 4 scavengers named the 'Drunken Peasants'. An HP Lovecraft reference, Shub Niggurath. Rita, a woman with a scar in Krasnoznamenny, referenced a 'black goat' and 'Ia! Ia!' when talking about the memory of her scar.

The protag mentioned 'catching them all' in parting. it never changes.'Įvdokim Durov, the guy with the pet Myrmic in Krasnoznamenny, when asked about rumors, mentioned a man named 'Ashot' who carries monsters around in balls. Navigator Visotsky made an obvious Fallout reference when I interviewed him. These are some really cryptic things you're finding there, good sir! The finding out of the OOO Nasty and the Kobold connection literally blew my mind! These things were supposed to never be uncovered!!! :DDDĪ guard in Krasnoznamenny mentioned an 'agronomist's lustful maid', which should be referencing the 'Lusty Argonian Maid' of the Elder Scrolls series. Great Ufficio, in the big tent, said 'Sim-salabim!' which should be a Johnny Quest reference.Ī bit of a stretch, but the horde of rabid rats at the SE part of the Circus MIGHT be a reference to the unexplained horde of kobolds at the NW part of the Circus in Baldur's Gate 1. I heard mention of Ramses the Cook, who is definitely a Gordon Ramsay reference.

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I also noticed some of the dogfighting arena watchers shouting 'OOO NASTY!' which immediately reminded me of his review of the British tv show, Knightmare.Ī stalker named Jess mentioned some friends of his, which included the names Lorkhan and Daedroth, which should be Elder Scrolls references. Bushwhacker2k: Ah, so it was indeed an intentional Spoony reference! :D

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