Nabla's Home IRL

one chance 1 achievement point
Given by Nabla the Netphreak

Nabla wants you to furnish his apartment with all the IRL stuff.

How to start

One chance: some answers in the conversation that offers this quest end it without starting the quest. That conversation does not come back and nothing after it starts the quest, so turning the offer down loses it. Based on the game data; not confirmed in play. Tip: back up your save before a key conversation (copy the .sav file from the save folder).
Talk to Nabla the Netphreak (Nabla's Staging Request)
Clues· not night mode· Nabla the Netphreak is ready for the staging job
Dialogue2 decisions spoilers
Walkthrough3 steps · 1 conversation spoilers
  1. Add IRL stuff to Nabla's Apartment
    Nabla wants your help with some "IRL" decor for their apartment.
    To complete· staging job for Nabla the Netphreak started
  2. Finish Decorating Nabla's Home
    Time to finish up the decorating job for Nabla and then leave the apartment.
    To complete· staging job for Nabla the Netphreak finished· not at apartment
  3. Collect Payment from Nabla
    Get your money for decorating Nabla's apartment.
    Talk to Nabla the Netphreak (Return to Nabla)
    Clues· staging job for Nabla the Netphreak finished
    Dialogue2 decisions spoilers
Rewards spoilers
Possible rewardsmoney +30,000Nabla the Netphreak Friendship +1Nabla the Netphreak Business +1

Expand a section to see it. Key choices: clues come from dialogue branches and may not be exact.

Every conversation of this quest, line by line. The choices listed under each line are the game's own, taken from its dialogue files (game build 25680465) in the order those files list them. Outcomes listed for a choice come from the game's dialogue scripts. That each one applies when you pick it is our reading of the data, not confirmed in game. Conditions shown as “if you chose …” or “after …” come from where the game data sets that story flag; other events may change it too. A choice marked “ask once” records a story flag when you pick it, and its own condition needs that flag unset. A chip such as “Name +1” is a counter that, per the game data, only this conversation changes. Conditions on it are counted from earlier answers in this conversation; that is our reading of the data, and the counter's starting value is not confirmed.

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