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Butch trying to steal the sweetroll is a direct reference to one of the character creation questions asked in the first three The Elder Scrolls games.Butch's appearance resembles that of the 1950s Greaser subculture.A hallucination of Butch can also be found in Vault 106, during the fight with the survivor.īutch DeLoria appears in Fallout 3, in Fallout Shelter, and in Fallout: Wasteland Warfare.Butch will be flirty with a female Lone Wanderer, if she discusses with Butch how close he should follow her.The BB gun, given to the Lone Wanderer by their father James during Growing Up Fast, was fixed with a spring from Butch's switchblade.Despite wanting to form a gang, when trying to recruit him while having a current companion, he will complain about "crowding.".He will continue to speak this line, even after he received and equipped sunglasses. Butch will occasionally mention needing some sunglasses while idle or walking around with the Lone Wanderer.However, he will not actually use up ammunition when firing the weapon. Unlike all other followers, Butch must have at least one round of 10mm ammunition in his inventory to use his default weapon.Killing Butch in the Muddy Rudder, after he refuses to join the Lone Wanderer in their travels, does not turn the bar's occupants hostile.Butch admits being afraid of radroaches to the Lone Wanderer when asked during Escape!.Trying to recruit Butch with Karma below neutral results in him commenting on the Lone Wanderer being "too intense" and a "psycho.".Butch is one of two companions in Fallout 3 requiring the Lone Wanderer's Karma to be neutral in order to be recruited, the other being Sergeant RL-3.

Butch is wearing the "Tunnel Snake" haircut.

Butch can give the Lone Wanderer a haircut during Trouble on the Homefront, and if recruited later on, also at any time during their travels.

Once hired, Butch will remain a follower, even if the Lone Wanderer's Karma goes below or above neutral. He can be recruited as a companion by the Lone Wanderer, but requires them to have neutral Karma in order to do so.

If Trouble on the Homefront was completed by either opening or destroying Vault 101, Butch can be found in the Muddy Rudder in Rivet City.

If the Lone Wanderer decides to open or destroy Vault 101, Butch wishes to leave the Vault so he can make his own choices in life, and wants to start a new gang in the wasteland.

Trouble on the Homefront: If Butch was not killed during Escape!, he will side with Amata's rebels.

Helping his mother results in Butch giving the Lone Wanderer a Tunnel Snake outfit. The former requires to either give him the Lone Wanderer's BB gun (found in their room) or passing a Speech check, while the later requires passing another Speech check. Butch can also be convinced to either save his mother himself, or to flee and abandon her, resulting in his death. They can choose to either attack him, help him, or ignore and leave him.

Escape!: Butch asks the Lone Wanderer to save his mother Ellen, who is under attack from radroaches.

At this point, the Lone Wanderer can choose to: fight Butch and his gang, bully Amata about her weight, tell Butch that Amata's father will punish them, convince Wally to make the others leave with him by telling him that he is "just a follower," or ignore them and continue to the classroom.

Future Imperfect: Butch and his friends harass Amata.

He tries to bully them in an attempt to get a sweetroll from them, which can result in both kids fighting over it.

Growing Up Fast: Butch attends the Lone Wanderer's tenth birthday party.

This character drops an ear upon death ( Contract Killer). exam, which determined his future to be that of a hairdresser.

Six years later, on August 3, 2274, Butch was involved in the verbal harassment of Amata, which took place outside the classroom of Vault 101.

During the party, Butch held a small meeting with his friends, Wally Mack and Paul Hannon Jr., to toss around ideas for a name for their gang, which later would be decided to be the " Tunnel Snakes." The " Vault Dwellers" was among the proposed gang names, but was ultimately rejected by Butch. On July 13, 2268, when he was ten years old, he attended the Lone Wanderer's tenth birthday party, despite not liking them, and only because his mother insisted on it. His father is unknown and no one in Vault 101 has claimed Butch. Butch and his mother lived together in one of the smallest apartment rooms. 2 Interactions with the player characterīutch grew up in Vault 101 to become a resident bully, while being under the care of his alcohol-addicted mother Ellen who neglects to see what Butch is up to.