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Haley is one of the locals around Point Lookout. He is the store manager and owner of Haley's Hardware in 2277, where he sells and fixes various items with the local population.

Background[]

Haley is a humble Point Lookout inhabitant who awoke one day inside the store he currently works in. He suffers from amnesia, but saw fit to continue to live in the store since most of it was already stocked. He changed his name to Haley after the shop and began trading.[1] His customers kept coming in, so he decided to make trading his career.[1]

The swampfolk do not bother him much due to him trading food with them and him being a native of the area,[2][Non-game 1] and as such, he often does business with them and smugglers, who supply him with an ample amount of ammunition, food, and weapons. Haley scavenges some of his stock, but is not against trading with outsiders like the Lone Wanderer or Tobar, and does not hold the disposition of the local swampfolk.[3][4]

Daily schedule[]

Haley sits in his shop all day selling goods to anyone that comes by.

Interactions with the player character[]

Interactions overview[]

Interactions
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This character is a merchant. Sells: ammunition, consumables, miscellaneous items and weapons
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This character can repair items. Max Repair condition: 50*

* Only when using the glitch eventually his repair hits 100%.

Inventory[]

Apparel Weapon Other items On death
Handyman jumpsuit
Roving trader hat
Knife (50% chance spawning)
Hunting rifle
Haley's inventory key

Notes[]

  • When asked about himself, he uses the word "mercs" in his audio but the written dialogue says "smuggler" instead.
  • This appears also in the German version of the game, where he says "Söldner" (mercenaries) in his audio, while the written dialogue says "Schmuggler" (smugglers).

Notable quotes[]

Appearances[]

Haley appears only in the Fallout 3 add-on Point Lookout.

Bugs[]

  • PCPC Playstation 3Playstation 3Playstation 3 Xbox 360Xbox 360 With every successive "visit" to Haley's Hardware, Haley's Repair skill increases by 5 points (3%) up to the maximum 100 points, allowing vendor-repair-only items to be fully repaired. The increases in skill are permanent and are an inevitable consequence of frequent visits to his shop throughout the game. It requires that the shop be re-loaded by the player's system. This is achieved by walking far enough away to load a new cell, and then walking back and re-entering the shop; the end of the dock to the south is far enough away. An alternative, faster way of increasing his skill is to walk outside, open the Nuka-Cola machine, then walk back in. Opening the trashcan near the door will not work. Another quick way to make his repair skill rise is to enter his shop, go outside, Quicksave and Quickload, and then enter his shop again. Repeat until his repair skill is 100%. [verified]
  • Xbox 360Xbox 360 His skill increases may not be permanent on some playthroughs, once he repairs an item or another unknown criteria is met, his skill will revert to 16 until the process of raising it is repeated. Furthermore, waiting outside on the porch (if you are encumbered) for a total of three in-game days will increase his skill without the need to leave the cell his shop is located in. For this reason, you should repair in bulk to avoid a long build-up process to repair another item. [verified]
  • Xbox 360Xbox 360 Haley's shop inventory updates only every four in-game days and only in the morning around 8am (waiting a week or more without entering around 8am will not cause the shop to update). It will also not update unless you wait outside for those four in-game days without entering his shop. [verified]
  • Playstation 3Playstation 3Playstation 3 Haley's inventory may or may not restock within a few in-game months (not counting the trip there on the boat). [verified]

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 The Lone Wanderer: "So, how long have you had this store?"
    Haley: "Oh, you're thinking... no, no. It's not a family thing. I took the name of the store when I found this place a couple years ago. Truth is, I don't even remember much before that. Woke up here with a headache a couple years ago with the shop already set up. People came in, and started trading. I didn't complain. It just became a job."
    (Haley's dialogue)
  2. The Lone Wanderer: "Who are your usual customers?"
    Haley: "The swamp folk, mostly. I guess they don't bother me none because I was born here. They mostly trade meat and fruit. Never any cash or goods. Them mercs are good for some trade in real hardware, so if'n you need ammo or anything like that, I can help you out."
    (Haley's dialogue)
  3. The Lone Wanderer: "Where do you get your stock from?"
    Haley: "I found some of it. Some was here when I got here. I get some from them smugglers. And every once in a while, that weirdo with the boat comes up here and trades a few good things."
    (Haley's dialogue) Note: The line is written with "them smugglers," the audio that was recorded says "the mercs."
  4. Haley: "New people mean new business, so I'm always happy to see y'all."
    (Haley's dialogue)

Non-game

  1. Fallout 3 Official Game Guide Game of the Year Edition p.75: "Haley:
    This gruff local wasn't born with the "look" of the Swampfolk, but he's tolerated because he's been here as long as he can remember, which is since he woke up inside his hard-ware store with a terrible headache."
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