There really isn't much to it. 

Visit the bank until it is robbed and the banker says "should get yourself a gun  could've helped us out" then  go to the store and buy a gun, (if you don't have enough money go to the saloon and win some).

Then go back to the bank and there will be a gun fight, shoot all the bad guys by pointing the gun in the correct sterrio direction and hitting up arrow (but don't shoot anyone who says Don't shoot  sinse  those are innocent civilians and will lose you the fight if you shoot them), then go and see the martial.

After that you pretty much alternate going to see the martial to get missions, then being told you need to buy something from the store, , then going to the saloon to win enough money to get it, then going  off for the mission and having a few gunfights until you win.

Occasionally instead of buying what you need from the store you might need to go
and ask people for  items or information, but everyone you need to talk to is around town, mostly in the saloon.

Really the game is rather simple, though the sounds are quite humerous, and if you play on   gunslinger level and turn the speed up it can get quite challenging.

Hth.

I used that cheat when i first played the game, but second time round I found it better to win the money just to make the game last longer sinse it is a little simple (I completed it in the space of about an hour when i first got it which was rather disappointing).

You can also hit I believe f11 and f12 to speed up or slow down the gunfights, which can make the game more challenging.

Hi,

At Dark and Jaybird. thanks for your helps.

You don't need to do anything. If you're told to talk to a particular person, just go to the place where that person works. There's one part of the game where you're not given specifics about who to talk to, and you'll need to talk to several different people to solve the puzzle. But in general...

If you want to see if someone at a particular place E.G. hotel, bank, store, etc. knows anything, just go to that place.

If you want to see if one of the saloon dealers knows anything, just go to the game where he works.

You'll never hear you asking any question, you'll just get the person's usual greeting, then if they have anything to say, you'll hear it.

Ah, I see. Thanks Dark.

You're looking for Big Bad Bob. Here are some hints to get that puzzle solved.

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Just ask around, like he said! It's not that difficult.

Go to all the different places in town. If anybody knows anything, they'll tell you.

Once you find the right person, he or she will give you a long message, which you really don't need to hear.

Once you hear the message, go back and try to do your mission again. Now you'll be able to do it.

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The person you seek is in the saloon.

His name is Doug...

And he mans the slot machine!

So just act like you're going to play some slots, and you'll get the information you need.

You can indeed Hit F11 to slow down and F12 to speed up the gun fights. In edition to using S to steal from the bank, you can also use S at the target range. Go to the target range and don't shoot the bottle thrown at you. When you hear the buzzer, press S. You'll hear the dropping of a coin on to a hard surface. Now, try the target range again, this time shoot the bottles. Now, when you miss one, you will be told how many bottles you successfully shot and of course will be given the opportunity to try again.

I made this playthrough a while ago. I managed to get up to the snakes in the desert. So, here it is. If the link is broken, let me know so I can reupload it.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/158 … hrough.mp3

Hi.
I will agree that grizley gulch is rather simple and easy. The only part that can be rather difficult are the rattlesnakes in the desert, particularly on higher difficulties. I actually had to do that level many times before I was able to complete it.

Odd? When I modified the sounds for Grizzly Gulch, it didn't crash on me. Are you sure something like Task Manager isn't running? Because I've noticed that whenever it is, Grizzly Gulch crashes. And about 283 and 284.wav, I don't know if these ever appeared in the game. There are several sounds like this; sounds that are there, but were likely just leftovers from the development of the game, and never got used anywhere. Chillingham has a similar file, which describes an action called "push", and Grizzly Gulch has several others, such as early versions of the intro and a few strange voice clips.

Hmm, I don't know if this has anything to do with this, but apparently there was a patch that fixed these issues that was released by Bavisoft. I believe it replaced certain files to allow it to work, and it was on their site at one point. I think somebody posted it in an old topic somewhere, but I don't have the link.

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Here is the update:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/j9723kfneo1xq … e.zip?dl=1
Thanks.

Wait, it won't? Is it crashing? I don't know if Bavisoft actually had any way of bricking the game if it was modded, but see what happens if you restore the sound. And about the s key, the coin means scores will be announced, and the smashing bottle means they won't be.