You get more points at the end for cash than for any other items, so I ended up with over 3200 dollars at the end of the trip by exploiting the trading system. though I did keep some sets of clothes and a little food for role play. you don't need any other items for rafting. Though some illnesses took almost a month to heal.Īlso I decided to trade everything I own for cash at The Dalles before I went down rafting. 5 days rest, then 2 days rest after that cured just about every illness. as long as you have enough food you can wait as long as you want to heal up your party members. natives never attack, you never run out of water. You are never penalized for resting too much. I took a year to get to the end, but I didn't lose anyone along the way. Trade stuff at the fort for cash at a profit, then buy more at the general store and repeat the process, the forts never seem to run out of supplies. I was able to get 9911 high score, but I think you could actually increase your high score infinitely by exploiting the trading system while you are at a fort.
We erect a gravestone that reads "Here lies Sarah, she died of dysentery.īut on the upside we can finally up our meal rations to full and live like kings all the way to Oregon. Sarah passes away from dysentery, bless her heart, and we have to bury her. A cattle runs free and we spend an entire day looking for it but it can never go back to domesticated life even if we find it.
Sarah, bless her heart, Sarah comes down with dysentery, and she breaks a leg.
Waking up early in the morning, hooking the oxen up to the wagon and hitting the trail before noon. Lay back on you saddle blankets, pull your hat over you eyes and fall asleep under the moonlight dreaming about nothing except the countryside you grew up on We gather around a campfire and tell stories about the gold claim that never was Jackrabbit spotted on the ground and vultures fly overheadĬattle graze on that sweet sweet hillside grass
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