Space Quest 6
This game was originally on the SQ page, but as I began uncovering more and more material, I soon realized that it would be a lot neater if I put all the SQ6 content on a page or two of its own, like I did with KQ7. (I also included a section for the demo at the bottom.)
Several of the speech clips are from my old Secret Sounds of SQ6 page. That page has been in need of some major updates for a long time, and I thought moving the content of that page here made more sense than keeping the sounds seperate from my other finds. Text and Speech
Graphics
Demo (talkie)
Other Demos
Though there is a lot of dialogue left out of SQ6, many of the unimplemented lines appear in a textual format as well as an auditory one, and a closer look at the Message files in SQ6 gives a much clearer idea about where and when a lot of these messages were supposed to appear. SQ6's .msg files look like this:
Noun Verb Cond Seq. Talker Text 0 0 6 1 2 Commander, I am receiving a message from StarCon. 0 0 6 2 33 Computer, on screen. 0 0 6 3 39 Hello, Commander Kielbasa. I have a new directive for DeepShip 86.
Noun: refers to the hotspot/event associated with the messageVerb: indicates which interaction occurred with the hotspot in question (0 seems to indicate a lack of any particular action, 1 is Look, 2 is Talk, 3 is Feet, 4 is touch, 6 is the exit cursor, and almost every other number is an inventory item)
Cond.: seems to indicate whether a message is triggered during a non-interactive cutscene or by the player interacting with something on the screen
Seq.: refers to what order this message appears in if it is part of a series of messages (if just one message is displayed after a click event, the number is usually 1)
Talker: indicates which talking animation plays along with the message
Text: is the actual text that is displayed on the screen (although in some cases, there is some additional text in parentheses that isn't displayed)
For the sake of cohesiveness, I'm including the text of the unused speech clips just as it appears in SQ6's Message files, formatting, questionable punctuation and all. "[...]" indicates an unrelated section of a file that I removed.
0.msg:These Help messages do appear in the game, but these spoken versions of them don't:
I couldn't find a spoken version of "This button turns screen scrolling on or off." There's also a speech-only description of the Restart button -- which actually doesn't exist in the full game:This button restarts the game.
15.msg:Unused Touch and Look messages for the fish:
122 4 0 1 99 I don't think you really want to touch that scaly piece of marine life. Trust me on this one.
122 1 0 1 99 It's a fish. (You'd better remember to wash these pants after this sequel.)*** The spoken versions of these Inventory Help messages are unused:
*** The text for this unimplemented description of Roger's partially filled helmet appears in this script...
79 1 8 1 99 That's your helmet partly full of enzymes or whatever.
...but strangely, the description of the full helmet has no text equivalent.
*** The unused description of the Churlish moddie label:
121 1 0 1 99 It's the label you peeled from the churlish moddie. *** The message that plays when you look at Nigel's personal grooming assistant is the same one that plays when you look at the hair removed from it. This is the message that should have played:
59 1 0 1 99 It's the Personal Grooming Assistant you got from Nigel.
*** Descriptions of four unused inventory items. The electromagnet and the nerve fibers have icons of their own (which are shown elsewhere on this page), and every item but the pen can be added to the player's inventory in SQ6's debug mode (although the rag uses the same graphic as the pump/hose combination, for some reason).
96 1 0 1 99 It's a marking pen.
112 1 0 1 99 It's an electromagnet you quite cleverly constructed from the nerve fiber bundles and paper clip.
[...]
111 1 0 1 99 That's a bundle of nerve fibers you borrowed from Stellar's innards.
[...]
86 1 0 1 99 It's a mere scrap of rag.*** If you look at or touch any of the records you acquire while in Cyberspace (the original files, not the printouts), you get a closeup of that particular record. Looking at or touching this closeup will elicit a "Hmm. Looks like interesting reading" rseponse from Roger. However, there are unique descriptions of these files by the narrator:
92 1 0 1 99 It's the record on ICKY - Interstellar Council on Keeping Young.
[...]
89 1 0 1 99 This is the record on Nigel Rancid.
[...]
90 1 0 1 99 This one's the Project: Immortality record from the cyberspace file room.
[...]
88 1 0 1 99 This is Sharpei's record. Interesting stuff, indeed.
[...]
129 1 0 1 99 This is the file on Stellar. It looks like a fresh entry.*** There's a description of Dr. Beleauxs' record as well, but there's no text for it:
It's Dr. Beleauxs' record, which you retrieved from cyberspace.
50.msg:This file contains the text for the Cyberspace records. For the most part it's just text, but the very first line has a spoken equivalent (the "|c10|" stuff is formatting which translates to a different text color in the game):
7 1 0 1 99 Additional Cross Reference: |c10|Project: Immortality|c|
98.msg:This Message file is a hodgepodge of random lines which aren't assigned to any particular room. A couple of these lines appear during The Renegade Credits, a couple of them appear to be global messages spoken by the narrator (e.g., "Good thinking!") and some of which are slight variants on lines that are used in the game (e.g., "Sorry, I'm not touching that and you can't make me." -- Roger says the same thing if you try touching the squashed rat in Singent's room, minus the "Sorry"). A few of these clips even appear in the WAVE folder on the SQ6 CD (which seems to be the only place you can hear them without delving into the game's resource.aud file).
0 0 9 1 99 Ahem. I said, AHEM!
0 0 10 1 99 Major bummer!
0 0 4 1 99 Thank you for playing Space Quest 6: Roger Wilco in the Spinal Frontier.
0 0 5 1 99 Thank you for purchasing Space Quest 6. You did purchase it, didn't you? Oh, of course you did. You sure couldn't be like one of those weasels who would make illegal copies. You're too cool for that.
0 0 7 1 99 Thank you for playing Space Quest 6. You've been a real hoot!
0 0 11 1 99 Oh, that was real cute!
0 0 19 1 1 I don't have anything that works in that.
0 0 15 1 1 No, on second thought, I don't think I should bug them.
0 0 14 1 1 Nah, I don't want to mess with that.
0 0 18 1 1 It's going to be hard to top this experience.
0 0 2 1 99 Hello, I'm Gary Owens and I'll be your narrator today.
0 0 13 1 99 That had to feel interesting.
0 0 20 1 1 I'll kick your ass!
0 0 17 1 1 I'm not gonna put my lips on that!
0 0 8 1 99 Hang on! Here we go!
0 0 12 1 99 So close, and yet so far away.*** Two unused bits of narration from the outro:
0 0 6 1 99 Squeezing Stellar's pimple, Dr. Beleauxs forcibly extracts you.
0 0 6 2 99 Was that a good shot or what?!*** More messages, some of which may or may not make an in-game appearance:
0 0 1 1 99 Space Quest 6: Roger Wilco and the Spinal Frontier.
0 0 16 1 1 Sorry, I'm not touching that and you can't make me.
0 4 0 1 99 Nice try!
0 4 0 2 99 Good thinking!
0 4 0 3 99 No, I don't think that'll work.
0 4 0 4 99 While that's an interesting idea, it won't help.
0 4 0 5 99 Interesting.
0 4 0 6 99 Good thinking!
0 1 0 1 99 Now, there's a novel instrument.
0 29 0 1 99 As Manuel told you, you can only use it from the area you transported to originally.
200.msg:These seem to be Look and Talk messages for an alien that was supposed to appear in the arcade:
16 1 0 1 99 Wonder what's with the blue kid. You could have sworn you heard him say, "Are you my mommy?"
16 2 0 1 99 He seems to be oblivious to your presence, but then, who isn't to some degree?*** This description of the ceiling doesn't appear in the game (you just get a description of the entire arcade if you look at the ceiling).
17 1 0 1 99 The ceiling area is loaded with lights, cables, and other crap. It sure looks neat. Too bad no one knows what any of it does. *** A description of the arcade's door, probably discarded because the door isn't visible in the game.
18 1 0 1 99 That's the door back out to the street. A quick survey of the knob jockeys in this joint makes you think it might be a good thing to stay close to. *** Touch and Look messages for a hotspot somewhere in the arcade.
*** Touch, Look and Talk messages for one of the aliens in the arcade. Most likely, they belong to the humanoid with the "HELP ME!" tattoo standing beside the racing game, since the only responses you get when you try looking at/touching/talking to him are generic interaction messages.
*** This is the exchange between Djurkwad and Roger after the latter beats the former at Stooge Fighter III. The last line is by the narrator, but it isn't played, even though it appears to be the next line in this sequence.
19 0 6 1 13 How lucky can a guy get? That was pure luck! Geez!
19 0 6 2 37 Where's my money?
19 0 6 3 13 Here.
19 0 6 4 13 Now if I were you, I'd make myself scarce, you little lump of phlegm. Otherwise I'm gonna lose my temper, and all that's gonna be left of you is teeth and toenails.
19 0 6 5 99 Realizing that he probably means what he says, you wisely make your way out of here.*** Several of these messages (all of them associated with Djurkwhad) are unused. A couple of them seem to be alternate yes/no responses from Roger. I don't think I've ever heard Roger say anything but "Not now, thanks" when turning down Djurkwhad's invitation to a match, but I don't think I've ever heard him say "Let's rumble!"
19 0 15 1 1 I changed my mind. Maybe later.
[...]
19 0 13 1 99 So, do you want to play?
19 0 14 1 1 Let's rumble!
[...]
19 2 9 1 34 Gee, Mr. Djurkwhad, I don't think so right now. I'm feeling a little transporter lag. Maybe later.*** More Djurkwhad messages. The second one seems to be a note made by a programmer (you can't play Stooge Fighter III alone until after Djurkwhad storms off).
2 2 5 13 Well, it's darn fine to meet you, Roger. So, what do ya' say to a friendly little round of Stooge Fighter 3?
19 2 2 6 24 (NEED CHOICE DIALOG - SURE, LET'S PLAY OR NO, I THINK I'LL TRY IT SOLO.)
19 2 8 1 35 Gosh, Mr. Djurkwhad. That, ah, that sounds neat.
19 2 15 1 34 Not now, thanks.
220.msg:These Touch and Look messages for the walls of the hotel's upper hallway are unused:
*** This message fires if you try using Roger's room key in its corresponding slot after escaping Nigel and Singent's apartment. This isn't possible unless you're in the game's debug mode, since Roger never regains his keycard after he is kidnapped.
3 71 2 1 99 Uncool. This card has apparently expired. You never did get to see the room you paid for. Oh well, chances are you really didn't miss anything.
222.msg:These are all Touch and Look messages for the photo booth on Polysorbate LX. However, the second and fourth messages seem like they are meant to appear sometime after Roger uses the booth. Since the photo booth never makes a reappearance after Roger uses it, this seems like an impossible scenario:
1 4 0 1 99 It's unmoved by your touch.
1 4 1 1 99 How much pain are you willing to subject yourself to? Weren't those first pictures bad enough? I know, what a dumb question. You've been doing it for years. Why change now?
1 1 0 1 99 It's one of those new Qodrac mobile photo booths. I heard they were beta-testing those.
1 1 1 1 99 It's just that strange photo booth again.
240.msg:Unused Touch and Look descriptions for the carpet in the lobby of the Dew Beam Inn (looking at the carpet fires the "Nice place, if you're a fan of dives" message):
250.msg:You get generic responses if you look at or touch the small, green brain in Fester Blatz's display case, but it does have messages of its own. The first two are Touch responses, the second two are Look responses.
*** Unused Touch and Look messages for the blue brain in Fester Blatz's display case:
260.msg:Unused Touch and Look messages for the rubber ducky in Singent's room. Oddly, these messages do appear in-game if you're in debug mode.
*** If you try to Touch Singent after zapping him and getting his keyring, you get a generic Touch response, even though there is a unique Touch message that would apply in this situation:
58 4 9 1 35 He doesn't look so tough now. Still, I have no urge to touch him. *** It's not clear what would hypothetically trigger the first message in this next excerpt, but the third message seems to hint at there being some kind of problem with the keycard reader that opens the door used to unlock the door between Singent and Nigel's rooms, which never happens in the final game (interesting how it's described as a keypad, even though it's clearly just a card reader).
Also, the fourth message looks as if it's meant to fire if you use the keyring on the keycard reader while Roger is sitting at Singent's desk, but the narrator doesn't make any comment like this in the game -- Roger just stands up and walks over to the keycard reader.
0 0 6 1 99 So much for the keyring.
[...]
23 4 0 1 99 It's apparently programmed to be locked, perhaps to prevent unauthorized entry.
23 4 5 1 99 It is non-functional. I'll bet you're really bummed about that.
23 87 7 1 99 If you'd get up off your lazy, er, posterior, perhaps you could perform that act.
23 1 0 1 99 This keypad undoubtedly controls the doorway.
310.msg:Touching or looking at the stains on the wall of the upper floor of Orion's Belt results in the same responses that looking at the rest of the room gives you, but there are unique messages for them:
23 4 0 1 99 Leave the dried vomit alone, Roger.
23 1 0 1 99 Nice. It looks like a remnant of when they held the Projectile Vomiting Championships here.
330.msg:The number 26 in the Verb column usually denotes a generic "you can't use that inventory item there" response, but the second message in this excerpt never plays if you try using an inventory item on the flaming barrel outside Orion's Belt.
3 4 0 1 99 The barrel's a little too hot to mess with. Even you know better than that.
3 26 0 1 99 Haven't we taught you not to play with fire? Well, except for that one time in Space Quest 2, but that was very necessary.
3 1 0 1 99 The flaming barrels remind you of the good old days, kicking back in the sandy outback of Kerona, roasting grellburgers over a lit rocket nozzle. Life was so simple then, but then, so are you. Apparently, SOME things don't change.*** These messages are all associated with the traffic signal outside Orion's Belt, but it's not clear what triggers the first one (the second and third ones are Touch and Look messages, which do appear in-game). It seems almost as if that message could be associated with the traffic signal blasting a ship that didn't stop when the light was red, or something similar.
5 0 1 1 99 YIKES!! No wonder there isn't much traffic! The traffic law violator recidivism rate must be zilch here. On the negative side, it seems like this approach would severely hinder the ability of a municipality to generate traffic fine revenue.
5 4 0 1 99 Real cute. Climb the pole and switch the signs. How juvenile. But then again, we're talking about you. Nonetheless, forget it. There's almost no traffic to confuse anyway.
5 1 0 1 99 A mechanical traffic light diligently maintains control over the nearly nonexistent traffic in the area.
370.msg:These lines are associated with Dorff, and seem as if they are triggered by talking to him while Roger is imprisoned. However, I've never gotten this exchange to appear at any point during that sequence (if you try talking to Dorff while Roger is imprisoned, the game responds as if you clicked on whatever hotspot Dorff was in front of, like the cell wall).
20 2 3 1 19 What are you doing there, Prisoner Wilco?
20 2 3 2 34 It's a consumption ritual my, uh, babysitter taught me.
20 2 3 3 35 Yeah, that's it.
20 2 3 4 19 Oh, very well. Carry on.
390.msgThese Touch, Look and Talk messages for the trash can in Roger's quarters weren't assigned to it:
35 4 0 1 99 You have nothing you need to throw out right now.
35 1 0 1 99 Some of the Empire's old R2-D2 units were recycled into convenient trash receptacles.
35 2 0 1 99 Stop talking trash!
410.msg:
These messages have the same Noun number as the rest of the dialog that plays during Stellar's funeral, and appear they right after Roger's eulogy.
19 0 5 1 99 Crewmen begin to dig a hole in the presumably holographic terrain.
19 0 5 2 99 Wait a second. Something seems wrong about that.
19 0 5 3 26 Ashes to ashes, dust to duaaaaaaaahhh...
430.msg:You get a generic Look message if you look at Sidney's detatched arm before Roger picks it up, even though this message exists:
32 1 0 1 1 I guess I should pick up Sydney's arm before someone hurls and I end up having to clean it up.
450.msg:These are the talk messages associated with the F9 support tower in the Deepship 86's shuttlebay. Only the first line (spoken by Roger) fires when you try talking to the tower. The other two look as if they were meant to be fired after the first one, but they are't. The missing 2 in the sequence must have been the support tower's "response" to Roger.
16 2 0 1 1 Hey, support tower F9!
16 2 0 3 99 That takes you by surprise for a moment, 'til you realize it didn't really say anything at all ...
16 2 0 4 99 ... the third shuttle on the right is a ventriloquist.
470.msg:The "Time Passes" titles that appear while Roger is waiting for help outside the shuttle all have narration. The last line looks like a death-related bit of narration which may or may not be associated with the "connect the cables to the wrong poles" death on this screen.
*** These lines are associated with Wriggley (the woman who stops to help Roger restart the shuttle's engines). The second message looks like it's supposed to play if you try talking to her, but I've never gotten it to play. The second-to-last line looks as if it's supposed to fire if you touch her, but strangely, though it looks as if the narrator is supposed to say it, Roger is the one who says it.
4 4 0 1 1 No time for that. Besides, you've got enough to deal with in the relationship zone as it is.
4 2 0 1 1 I sure do appreciate you stopping and helping out.
490.msg:An unused line from the script for the shuttle's cockpit:
0 0 25 1 1 Well, that was pretty darn gross! Now, where am I? I guess I'm supposed to be on Stellar's stomach based on what Doctor Beleaux said. *** Everything about this line makes it seem like it should appear if you look out the shuttle's viewscreen while it is in space and Roger is seated in the cockpit. However, I always get a description of the cockpit when I try doing that:
64 1 0 1 1 Wow, look at all the pretty stars.
495.msg:This is the only line in 495.msg, which, as far as I know, doesn't appear in the final game. Oddly, the screen with the same number as this script is the front view of Roger in the pilot's seat. The lines for the exchange between him and the autopilot are all in 490.msg.
0 0 1 1 99 Hang on! I think we're going in!
510.msg:This message might be associated with Beleauxs' computer. I have no idea if it can be triggered in-game:
0 0 16 1 99 Utterly and totally bored with the incredibly slow on-line service, you wisely click it away. *** All these messages except the third one appear when you try touching and talking to Dr. Beleauxs' computer monitor (when the closeup of it isn't active). If you Look at it, you get the same message you get when you try looking at it when its closeup view is active.
29 4 0 1 99 There are no controls on this monitor. It operates with an Optical Retinal Feedback FT, which allows it to constantly monitor your eyes and adjust itself automatically for contrast, brightness, hue, tint, and convergence.
29 4 0 2 99 And it's got works-in-a-drawer for easy on-site service!
29 1 0 1 99 On Dr. Beleauxs' monitor, you see the familiar opening screen of "Plodigy, the World's Most Leisurely Bulletin Board." (Yeah, right.)
29 2 0 1 99 Sorry, this computer uses a primitive manual interface.*** Unused narration from Lab A:
*** Unused narration from after Dr. Beleauxs "extracts" Roger that recycles a similar joke from the scene where Roger is shrunk.
0 0 12 1 99 Dr. Beleauxs is fortunately able to return you to your original size. (You wonder if he can make any parts bigger.) *** Alternate versions of Roger's conversation with Dr. Beleauxs (and no, I didn't make a mistake -- that really is the way that fourth line is printed).
520.msg:These messages appear to be associated with Sharpei's bed. The 1's in the Verb column make it seem as if they would fire if you looked at the bed, but they never do.
*** Unused narration for Roger's escape from Sharpei's quarters, which paints a slightly different scene than the one we are treated to in the final game:
*** Messages for Noun 46, which seems to be Stellar's hand (from the previous, unimplemented scene). The first one (Touch) seems to trigger a change to the Turboshaft, while the second is a Look message.
46 4 0 1 24 (GO TO 500 - TURBOSHAFT TO CONTINUE ANIMATION SEQUENCE?)
46 1 0 1 99 It's Stellar's hand! You're wasting time!
570.msg:Two Look messages for two of the corpses in the waiting room. Nouns 6 and 4 correspond to the two corpses that are in the waiting room in the game, so it seems like the Noun 14 and 5 messages were originally assigned to two different corpses.
14 1 0 1 99 Either somebody sneezed in a major way or this constitutes the remains of someone in the virtual waiting room.
Virtual death seems as real as the real thing.
[...]
6 4 0 1 99 I wouldn't touch him if I were you.
6 1 0 1 99 Looks like a programmer just prior to shipping.
4 4 0 1 99 But he might fall apart. And the smell really isn't worth the cool visual, believe me!
4 1 0 1 99 It looks like some poor slob actually waited for his number to be called -- and died for his troubles.
5 1 0 1 99 Guess this guy never quite recovered from KQ7. He's getting a bit moldy.
600.msg:Unused narration from the outro:
620.msg:Unused narration from the stomach:
0 0 2 1 99 Cool! The acid rose to dissolve that twinkoid, and took out the nanites at the same time! They're down the digestive tract, partially or wholly dissolved by now. *** These messages seem to be associated with the upper part of the stomach:
640.msg:Unimplemented touch and look messages for the larynx (you get the generic "Haven't you ever seen an esophagus before?" message if you look at it in the game, but if the pill is there, you get a description of the pill instead).
*** The epiglottis doesn't seem to have any messages of its own that appear in the game, even though it does have them:
*** The first message is a Touch message associated with the piece of Twinkoid lodged in Stellar's esophagus, but I've never heard it play when I try touching it in the game; Roger just tries jumping on it:
4 4 0 1 99 Good idea. Unfortunately, that doesn't work. You don't have the weight to unwedge that chunk of empty calories.
666.msg:This file contains the text for all the death messages. Several of the lines don't appear in the game, while others seem to be alternate versions of death messages that are used. (Also, the text for the Restore and Try Again buttons inexplicably has narration.)
There's also a second spoken version of the "Roger, Roger, Roger. What're we gonna do with you?" line.
There are several alternate takes of the narrator's "worm" lines:So you like the worm, eh? (1, 2)
You like to ride the worm, eh?
I let you ride the worm! (1, 2, 3, 4)
720.msg:The first message plays when you're in Stellar's gallbladder and try using the pump after collecting some bile. I have no idea what (if anything) triggers the other two.
0 0 0 1 99 You already have plenty of that -- or did you want to take some back to Mom?
0 1 0 1 99 There's just no telling what interesting nuggets are going to roll from that orb comfortably containing your version of a brain. All of a sudden you're Mr. Anatomy. Go figure. Well, good luck. Unfortunately, we're stuck with you to get us out of this.
0 1 0 2 44 I'm feeling a bit queasy. Is that my life I see flashing before my eyes?
740.msg:While I was playing through SQ6 to see whether any of these messages I've been noticing can be triggered in the game, I got an error message on the first brain screen when I tried looking at the hole in the meninges right after cutting a hole through it. I got a window which read:
Followed by the text "Message not found" appearing in the dialogue window.Looking at the Message file for this room made me realize why this error message might have appeared:
3 4 0 1 99 It's pretty tough; it manages to resist your manly efforts.
3 1 0 1 99 This is the meninges. It's a three-layer cover for the brain. Check out the cool blood vessels.
3 88 1 1 99 You slice away with the nail and, amazingly enough, manage to cut a slice in the barrier!
3 88 8 1 99 Tattered remnants of your incursion into the brain mark the spot you entered through.
These are messages associated with the meninges. Verb number 88 represents the fingernail inventory item, and even though the last message seems to be a Look message, it has Verb 88 associated with it rather than Verb 1 (Look). The "740: 3, 1, 8, 1 not found" in the error message makes it look like the game was trying to display this last message, but since the Verb number wasn't the one associated with the Look action, it couldn't do it.
*** These messages seem to be associated with the hole Roger creates in the meninges, but they never appear in the game.
*** An unused bit of narration associated with the nanites guarding the brain shaft.
7 0 5 1 99 Why, it appears they're going to rumble. Very clever of you.
770.msg:The first and last lines in this excerpt don't make an in-game appearance:
0 0 8 1 1 Wow! Talk about brain dead. That thing was most gruesome!
0 0 6 1 28 Fish! That's brain food!
0 0 6 2 28 (MOANING IN AGONY AS SHE DIES) Ahhhhhhhh!
0 0 6 3 1 All right! She actually chowed down on that rancid fish!
0 0 6 4 1 Well, that ought to give her some gastric distress.*** None of these lines from the final confrontation with Sharpei are unused, but the notes in parentheses hint at a scene that was slightly different than the one that ended up in the game:
12 0 0 1 99 Wow! That was actually a great idea! Go figure.
12 0 0 2 1 Yeah, I kicked her butt. Just look at me. MacGyver wishes he could be me.
12 0 0 3 1 (GETTING COCKY) It was bound to happen. The never-ending battle between good and evil was once again waged. And once again good has emerged victorious.
12 0 0 4 1 Yes, and with me on its side, how could it lose?
12 0 0 5 1 Yes, once again I have struck a blow for good over evil. It was ineviii ... (SHARPEI LIFTS HIM WITH A TENTACLE)
12 0 0 6 1 Ahhh! What? But I thought I took care of you!
12 0 0 7 28 Well, it appears you thought wrong, now doesn't it, Roger?
12 0 0 8 44 (SHE SNAGS ROGER WITH HER TENTACLES) Oooooff!!!*** One more unused line from the final confrontation:
2 1 0 1 1 My, she has a different look now. I don't know which I like better!
800.msg:Unimplemented Touch, Look and Talk messages for the Mister Soylent's overhead light:
900.msg:Unused narration for when the Divalium chip is removed from the Datacorder:
9 4 0 1 99 You carefully lift the Divalium chip out of the stasis circuit board. Hope you know what you're doing, Bucko! The Datacorder\05 won't work without it!
Alternate takes of pieces of Admiral Toolman's speech from the intro, with a very different (and much less intimidating) voice:And consorting with a female of higher rank.
However...Due to your successful return of the SCS Eureka, your rescue of the Goliath's crew, and the fact that nobody gets rid of stubborn mildew stains and black heel marks as well as you do, we are returning you to your former post with StarCon Fleet.
You are hereby ordered to resume your duties immediately as Janitor Second Class on board ...
... the SCS DeepShip 86!*** There's no text for this message, but its placement in the files for Singent's room seems like it might be the result of using a moddie on the port on Singent's head. This is impossible, since Roger won't take the Burlesque moddie before zapping Singent (and acquiring either moddie before that happens by using debug mode just results in a generic "you can't use that here" message if one of them is used on Singent's port):
That was very interesting! Apparently those moddies DO work.*** I didn't realize this line was an outtake at first because of how professionally it's delivered. (It's from the speech files associated with Singent's room.)
Or maybe that should read: There is a massive door leading into the next room.*** Slightly different versions of the messages that play if you use the glue-covered Divalium crystal on the crystal that powers the shuttle without putting glue on the latter. Notice how the narrator says "He's had to repair a lot of stuff he's broken in his time" instead of "You've had to repair a lot of stuff you've broken in your time", as he does in the game:
I guess the Divalium crystal won't work in this form. Fortunately, I have vast experience in the re-forming of broken items.
It's no wonder. He's had to repair a lot of stuff he's broken in his time. The word "clod" comes to mind.*** A very different version of Dorff's "Woah, I see you have a visitor!" line.
*** An alternate take of Comander Kielbasa telling Roger about his assignment (notice how he mistakenly says "Delta Burksilon IV" instead of "Delta Burksilon V").
*** There is no text for this description of a pen lying on the ground outside the Cyberspace office:
A pen lies on the ground, probably discarded by the malcontent who scribbled on the sign.
There's also this audio-only line,
