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Fallout 4 Players Look At The Game's Files To Uncover All The Names Codsworth Knows
Your helpful butler/nanny/buzzsaw wielding warrior, Codsworth in Fallout 4, knows a whole lot of names, and PC players have broken into the game's code to figure out exactly which ones.
We haven't verified this list ourselves, but considering the data is supposedly pulled from the game's actual files, it seems like a pretty solid bet. There are some surprise inclusions, like Kaneda and Tetsua (of Akira fame) as well as bacon, humongous, and a healthy collection of names I don't feel comfortable writing here, but there is one big gap in his name list. Codsworth will say Kylie, but he doesn't know my name – Kyle. It's a fairly common name, so I am surprised to see it missing. Surprised actually might not be the right word. Infuriated – that's the word I am thinking of.
Here's a cool Fallout 4 thing. #gie3 https://t.co/u3742xJy9b
— Kyle Hilliard (@KyleMHilliard) June 16, 2015
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[Source: Reddit]
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