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Look, I have a big spiel about not losing your perspective and all, but I really don't think I need to give it to you. You know that there's bigger things for you to do, so why not just go and do some of 'em, alright? | Look, I have a big spiel about not losing your perspective and all, but I really don't think I need to give it to you. You know that there's bigger things for you to do, so why not just go and do some of 'em, alright? | ||
Revision as of 01:02, 1 February 2009
Overview
Detective Miller is a hero contact in the Seven Gates neighborhood of Brickstown at coordinates (-101, 0, -181.5) Detective Miller is a Police Band contact.
He functions as the Safeguard Mission contact as does Detective Fish.
Detective Miller's name is a reference to Captain Barney Miller, played by Hal Linden on the TV show Barney Miller.
Detective Miller and his partner Detective Fish are the only two Safeguard Contacts whose appearance are not modeled after the TV Characters they are named for.
Det. Miller is reputedly modeled after Matt Positron Miller, lead developer for CoH.
Introductions
New Contact(s)
Need info
Information
Police Liaison
A long-term veteran of the force, Detective Miller has seen it all, and watched it happen with a wry smile and the sense of perspective that only a lifetime in Paragon City can give you.
Wrong Detective
Missing Prior to Introduction Dialogue
Initial Contact
Alright, I don't know if you know how this works, but I'm Detective Miller, and it's part of my job to make sure you can help the police and we can help you and all that. So, let me make sure you have the police radio frequencies. Okay, here's how it works: You help us, and we'll know we can count on you. Then, if something big happens, we'll let you know first thing.
Now that you've gotten a Police Radio, you can start scanning Police chatter to hear about the crimes as they're committed in your current zone. You can then act on a report by selecting it from the Police Radio, listed under your Contacts.
Greeting
Missing At Least One Greeting Dialogue
Too Busy
You seem to have a lot going on right now, Character. Maybe you should pull back a bit, and finish up some of this stuff before you start looking for new things to do.
No More Missions
Look, I have a big spiel about not losing your perspective and all, but I really don't think I need to give it to you. You know that there's bigger things for you to do, so why not just go and do some of 'em, alright?