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	Message: : I've been playing with the Pathways conversations again, and found some : interesting tidbits. Some of these are mentioned on the site, but probably : haven't been collected in one place. : Five of the dead have unreachable second-meeting messages. These were turned : off deliberately or accidentally. : Gunther : "Hello again. I hope your P4 is still working well. If it's : not, take mine." : John : "Why are you back? Go down, get the bomb, and blow this place : up!" : Steven : "Come on, get moving. You've got to find Greg and the bomb and : bring this whole place down. Don't worry about us." : Greg : "Did you plant the bomb already? Did you even find it? There : isn't much time, man, move it!" : Juan : "Welcome back. Come back as often as you like. I'm so : lonely." : Nine other messages are unreachable. In a few cases, these seem related to : keywords present but no longer linked to a valid response. : Anonymous German : "Nothing, nothing. I can't remember anything." : Anonymous German : "I have no idea. A lot of us thought we were coming : to North America to train Mexican troops for an invasion of Texas and : California, but they were wrong, obviously." : Anonymous German : "Every time I try, I can recall less and less of my : life in Germany. It's frightening." : Muller : "We would have brought bigger guns if we'd known what we'd : find here." [probably in response to "unprepared"] : John : "Where's yours? I bet it was damaged when your 'chute didn't : open, never mind. I wish I had mine to give you." [probably in : response to "m-16" or "rifle"] : Darren : "Shhh! That's my name, but don't tell him!" : Darren : "Maybe I didn't see Greg die, but he died somewhere else. : Everyone did." : Sean : "He lost it as soon as he saw the thing, and I don't think he : was fully aware of what was happening even when he died." : Juan : "I don't know why, but the creatures weren't in the least bit : interested in me but they fell on my companions and devoured them. Maybe : it's because I was weak with poison and hardly moved." : While many of the dead can't remember their names, one can't even remember : the word. One German on HHCC does not have a keyword trigger for : "name". The German on We Can See in the Dark will only : recognize "name" or "death" once you turn your : flashlight off. : Muller isn't just the brains of the German expedition, he's also the only : Previously Living Sentient Being who can remember what you say. As the : site mentions, he calls you out if you contradict yourself about the war : ending. Others might remember your visit, but they all respond to keywords : the same way every time. (Flashlight guy has two distinct sets of : responses, but no memory.) : The dead may have poor memories, but you can't if you want to read all the : dialogue. If you only ask about name, death, and topics brought up during : a conversation, you'll miss about 80 of the 327 specific responses : throughout the game. (My count is a bit high, since it overlooks words : like "greedy" triggering the keyword "greed".) Most of : the "secret" keywords are names, weapons, or in-game items; only : Jason and Greg have off-the-wall triggers. Out of the 28 dead, 3 reveal : every topic they respond to ( Pedro , German on L&L , and German on : Hungry ).
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