Eeeeven MOOORE mission context dialogue for Liam.

[I-am-Erk]

Summary

Content "Eeeeven MOOORE mission context dialogue for Liam (Friends to the End)."

Purpose of change

#73108 and #73133 added a whole ton of mission-specific dialogue for Liam. This continues the job.

Describe the solution

Adds:

• Dialogue for all the surface refugee quests at the Free Merchant center
• You can find out Liam's secret crush! If someone implements #73140 for me, I'll try to add other ways to find out, and even something you can do about it.
• The rest of Smokes' quests
• The Broker's pickle quest and a few other odd jobs around the center
• Dino dave quests
• Science rep quests

Adds a meeting variable to the artisans, as well

More to come, watch this space. For this PR I'd like to try to get all the quests that originate inside the refugee center - the doctor, the arsonist, etc etc.

As always, my primary intention here is to create a sort of template that I can use to create similar dialogue for other major NPCs. The work load should be far lower to do this for a second batch.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Living life in darkness, devoid of finding out Liam's secret crush.

Testing

TK

Additional context

I realized that there is a fairly large contingent of missions that won't need responses, like base camp stuff, so this job may be more attainable than I thought.

I probably am going to need to break up the chat file again, it's getting huge.

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• &He looks at you, a bit surprised. "Yeah, of course. I mean, that situation they're in now is miserable, no matter how much we've helped folks out there. Can you imagine trying to be a young couple in that cramped space?" He waggles his eyebrows suggestively. "They're tryin' to have a baby, you know. Gonna be hard in a bunkhouse. Let's get them out to a nice farm, some fresh air, and, you know." He winks, to drive the point far, far further home than necessary. "Let the magic happen, right?"
• Fast, unidentified monsters are killing the local wildlife, and we're going to get 'em." He looks thoughtful. "I'm pretty sure this was an episode of the X-Files. Or like, several episodes? As long as we're Scully and Mulder we'll be fine, but if we're the local cops coming in to investigate, we're toast. Just in case, let's make sure we've got our good gear.
• Of course! People need what comfort they can get, right? I've always been kinda spiritual, but I'm not the sort to put a label on it or anything. I don't have a clue where to find one though, I'm not sure I'd even recognize a mosque if I saw one. Do they stock books like that in normal stores?" He frowns. "I feel like I should know this, but… well, no Wikipedia, right?
• Well, it probably isn't going to come back alive. They ooze blood everywhere, when we fight 'em. It's kinda thicker and goopier than human blood, but I guess not so bad it'd be hard to draw?
• Will do, Scully. I'd like your opinion on something else.

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