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The '''Settlers Camp''' was situated near the town of [[ | The '''Settlers Camp''' was situated near the town of [[SilverLoad (town)|SilverLoad]]. It consisted of a simple campfire and two wagons. One wagon belonged to the [[Catlins]] and the other to the [[Fords]]. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
The Settlers Camp is where the game begins. | The Settlers Camp is where the game begins. [[Bill Ford]] can be found outside by the fire while the Catlins are inside their wagon. | ||
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After looking at the left wagon, the Gunslinger will say: | |||
*''"These settlers were probably easy prey for those raiders."'' | |||
If the Gunslinger looks at the horse, he will say: | |||
*''"Look's{{sic}} like I got a long walk ahead of me."'' | |||
If he looks at the trough the horse is drinking from, he will say: | |||
*''"Certainly would make good target practice."'' | |||
Looking out at the storm behind the camp, the Gunslinger will say: | |||
*''"Sure don't look like no ordinary storm."'' | |||
*''"Look's{{sic}} like walking into hell."'' | |||
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Latest revision as of 01:56, 23 December 2024
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The Settlers Camp was situated near the town of SilverLoad. It consisted of a simple campfire and two wagons. One wagon belonged to the Catlins and the other to the Fords.
Gameplay
The Settlers Camp is where the game begins. Bill Ford can be found outside by the fire while the Catlins are inside their wagon.
After looking at the left wagon, the Gunslinger will say:
- "These settlers were probably easy prey for those raiders."
If the Gunslinger looks at the horse, he will say:
- "Look's[sic] like I got a long walk ahead of me."
If he looks at the trough the horse is drinking from, he will say:
- "Certainly would make good target practice."
Looking out at the storm behind the camp, the Gunslinger will say:
- "Sure don't look like no ordinary storm."
- "Look's[sic] like walking into hell."
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