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After playing the awesome series of story mods by Puce Moose http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=4730 I decided to take a swing at it. I kept the story small so that I could focus on polish without getting getting sidetracked with making it grand. Update, now version 1. 0: This new file fixes a major bug and greatly improves the story telling. Some how I had included every single script from Fallout3 in my esp. I am sorry to anyone who has lost game play due to my mistake. I have now deleted the old bugged file. Finding the story: Since this is a small mod I did not want to bother the player with a note such as is used in the DLC and Puce Moose\'s stories. To access the new area you must go to Canterbury commons, it is the first door to your right when you enter Uncle Roe\'s house. Possibility of mod conflict: This mod uses a prefix for everything redefined so there should be no conflicts. The only problem that might be encountered is if another mod changes Uncle Roe\'s house in which case depending on load order the player might not be able to access the quest. Credit: Credit goes to Puce Moose for his inspirational mods and these websites for fortran source code, all snippets used under fair use as well as their respective licenses. http://orion.math.iastate.edu/burkardt/f_src/f_src.html http://www.freeprogrammingresources.com/fortransrc.html http://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/lib.stat.cmu.edu/jasasoftware/llca.txt Copyright for this mod: While this is my first mod I would like to this that it is well polished and enjoyable and I would like it to be used with no restrictions. To that end I release any copyright of mine relating to this work under the CC0 license. In plain English this means that you may do what ever you want with my work, with some restrictions that I am not allowed to release in certain nations. If you do live in a nation to stops copyright creators from releasing such rights as attribution I promise not to prosecute if you were to \"accidentally\" to not comply fully. With that said I do not expect anyone to actually reuse these files, one can dream though. If you do end up using any of this I would love an email: daniel.mark.dressler@gmail.com .