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Originally Posted by Atgxtg
In many ways the guns stuff is far more important story wise than the "critters' stuff. About 95% of the critters in the Old West, as anywhere else, have enough sense to stay clear of humans, and only attack when threated. I've got stats in the works for coyote's and bobcats, but they probably won't be needed much. More along the lines of sneaking onto the ranch after chickens or sheep.
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Why? If you play a pulp western game, there should be hungry wolves, snakes and bears behind every second corner. No need to hide them.
I mean
preambel: riding through the town
scene 1: duel with 6 black hats (needless to say - hero wins),
interim: riding through the desert
scene 2: ambush of 6 hungry kojotes (of course hero kills them),
interim: riding to the ranch
scene 3: final shootout on the evil villains ranch (hero wins again killing 6 black hats, 1 bear hiding behind the corner plus 1 evil villain - but unfortunately hero receives a small wound from the evil villains Colt .45 Peacemaker MkIV/D7A superspecial - just to have a use for all the carefully researched gun data)
scene 4: rescue of the farmers daughter (of course she falls in love with hero)
interim: riding with girl into the sunset
