Brawl Lines Expansion and Fixes
Fixed some issues with brawling dialogue and also added new lines.
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About this mod Machine translation
Fixed some issues with brawling dialogue and also added new lines.
Chinese guide:
-Brawl line expansion and fixes-
This mod has two functions: it fixes the behavior of some brawl lines that don't make sense, and it also expands the lines that NPCs can say in brawls.
new lines
A dozen new lines were added for onlookers watching the altercation. Most of them are straight from the vanilla line.
"I love a good fight!"
"There's a good fight going on here!"
"Oh, that must hurt!"
"Damn, there's another fight!"
"Stay alert! Take advantage of that opening!"
"Twelve one-seven girls! Look at that speed!"
"Who's winning?!"
"Not bad! Come on!"
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Video presentation (2 minutes)
Fixes and changes to spectator observation of combat:
Some spectators now use cheering animations during fights. Better than standing like O_O
Get rid of the lines that aren't really appropriate for people watching the game.
"Don't hurt me, you win!" -> "Damn, there's another fight!"
"Please, someone do something!" -> "There's a great battle going on here!"
"Can anyone help!" ->"I love a good fight!"
Add a timer for normal rows so they don't repeat one after the other:
"Push that snowdrift to the ground! ...Push that snowdrift to the ground!"
The line now stops after your opponent falls.
"Twelve seven points for the big one!" (When the battle is over and your enemy has fallen)
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Revise your combat goals
Removed incorrect victory line when NPC wins.
"No one is here now..." -> "Not so tough now, right?"
Removed incorrect battle line at start of battle.
"I know I'll find you!" -> "I'll try to make it quick!"
Limitations do not apply to "extreme" lines for non-lethal punches.
"You won't leave Skyrim alive!" -> "Come on! I have fought worse battles than you!"
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Thank you all! Your support means so much!
- ESL tag?
Yes, just like all my other modules.
-compatibility?
Nothing to worry about. In combat, the mod does add some new conditions to filter out some common taunt/escape routes, but I've forwarded the conditions of some of the most popular mods to change their conditions (Hunter instead of Bandit, RDO, USSEP...) so, compatibility shouldn't be an issue.
——"I have never experienced these dialogue bugs. How did they come about?"
It seems they become more visible by using specific modules. They also have a random element. Regardless, this mod comes bundled with patches and new dialogue, so there should be something for everyone.
-Does this replace the "Modern Brawl Bug Fix" or similar?
No, my mod only handles dialogue changes. So this mod is compatible with those mods.
- "After I installed this mod, quarrel no longer worked or caused me problems!"
impossible. This mod only handles dialogue changes. It doesn't edit tasks at all. Your problem lies elsewhere.
- "Why do you have to limit some banter? I love it when my fighting partners say "I'm going to put your head on a spear!"!"
Look, I love some brawling banter, but it's usually a little inappropriate for a friendly boxing match. The goal is to knock your enemies down, not decapitate them and hang their heads on spears. I know this all takes place in the heat of battle, so the banter is still there, but the inappropriate lines are mostly filtered out.
——"I like this mod. Can you recommend some similar ones to me?"
Check out "Hunters Not Bandits", check out my other "Line Expansion" mods, and check out Furious Fists if you want more brawling.
——"Is your next mod going to be a moving transparent underwear armor?"
Probably not...but one should never give up hope!
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.