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Let's Play Oregon Trail II (Game Over)

Post Post #0 (isolation #0) » Mon Feb 22, 2021 1:25 pm

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Some of you may remember playing some version of the Oregon Trail in your younger years. It's a game about an era of U.S. history that often overlooks the Native genocide that accompanied a national policy of "manifest destiny". However, since it came up in Discord today and I happen to own the best (and most challenging) variant, Oregon Trail II, I figured that I might run a Let's Play to send four scummers west.

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Spoiler: Old Information
How this is going to happen:
  • To simplify things, I'm going to play on Trail Guide mode, a teacher traveling in April 1848 from Independence to Oregon City using a large farmwagon. I'll be purchasing my standard set of supplies that I've used for high-score runs. If you want me to grab something specific for shits and giggles, then note it and I'll get it if I can afford it.
  • The first four people to post /in for the wagon party will be included.
    Both wagon parties are currently full! Post /in to join the waiting list. With your /in, please note how old you would like to be in the game, between 5 and 65 years old.
  • I'll post choices as they come up in the game in this thread, and everyone, including observers not in the wagon party, can vote for which option to take!
  • For any choices that personally affects someone (e.g. if Equinox gets a snakebite), then everyone can vote for which option to take, but the person affected has priority (e.g. if everyone votes for sucking out poison but Equinox wants to use a tourniquet, Equinox gets the override).
    This feature will be available only during live streams, details TBD.
With that, post an /in if you want a name on either a gravestone or land deed. Otherwise, I'll start whenever the party is full and I figure out how to get around this bug with loading saved games.
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Wagon Party 1
(4/5)

Equinox, party leader
Haschel Cedricson, 47
CaptainMeme, 25
xofelf, 23
VashtaNeurotic, 12 (died of internal injuries)

Progress so far: September 1, 1848, 1939 miles traveled
Final score: 25,555

Independence to St. Joseph Road Junction
St. Joseph Road Junction to South Platte River
South Platte River to Fort John
Fort John to the "Parting of the Ways"
"Parting of the Ways" to California Trail Junction
California Trail Junction to Oregon City

Wagon Party 2
(5/5)

zoraster, party leader
AGar, 27
Silverclaw, 62
Ariel, 25
Mitillos, 35

Progress so far: September 19, 1848, 2310 miles traveled
Final score: 28,195

Independence to St. Joseph Road Junction
St. Joseph Road Junction to the "Parting of the Ways"
"Parting of the Ways" to Fort Bridger
Fort Bridger to Oregon City

Wagon Party 3


lendunistus, 5
Sirius9121, 19
dsjstr, 8

Progress so far: September 10, 1848, 1998 miles traveled
Final score: 24,510

Independence to Fort John
Fort John to the Dalles
The Dalles to Oregon City
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Post Post #8 (isolation #1) » Mon Feb 22, 2021 3:46 pm

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If we get another five people, then I will launch a competing wagon party and y'all can race for who gets there first!

Unfortunately, I discovered that I cannot save the game at random events, so that means we can't rub salt in the wounds of xofelf getting attacked by a bear. Sorry! It looks like that sort of thing would work better on a live stream, which I'm totally happy to do if enough people are interested. In the meantime, it looks like I'll be saving at road junctions and basically whenever I feel like it, and there will be plenty of either type.

Anyway, the first wagon party started their journey on April 1, 1848! How exciting. At Independence, using the $425 they had remaining after purchasing a wagon, the party purchased a lot of supplies:

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The gist is that we purchased seven oxen, fruits and vegetables, the traditional several hundred pounds of bacon, clothing, medicines, tools, and miscellaneous stuff to maintain our sanities as we march across the continent. I
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I bought enough food to last, but I also purchased a rifle, gunpowder, and bullets in case we need it toward the end of the journey. Once we got everything we needed, we joined a small, 10-wagon train consisting of 47 people, and we went on our merry way.

Upon exiting Independence, we encountered our first river crossing. The Blue River was still frozen, so we crossed on the ice. It was quite fortunate that nothing happened because the high for April 1 was 36°F, so the ice could have been melting for all we knew. We passed through the towns of Westport and New Santa Fe. I opted not to stop because I had purchased all of the supplies we needed (or at least I think I did).

On April 9, we had a severe thunderstorm. Thunderstorms were fairly common on the prairie, so I opted to continue as usual because to slow down or to wait for improved conditions would mean wasted time, and we needed to get to Oregon before the snow did. As the thunderstorm cleared, we decided to cross the Kansas River. Given that the ferry was a hefty $6.25, we decided to float the wagon across the river. The wagon didn't tip over, which was great. However, VashtaNeurotic got a cold, which was not great.

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Vinegar was an option to alleviate his cold, but who has ever taken vinegar for a cold? We decided to increase his fluid intake because he probably got sick from not drinking enough water.

As VashtaNeurotic chugged water, we reached our first junction of the trail: the St. Joseph Road Junction. Where did the party go next?

Oregon Trail heading west

St. Joseph Road

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Post Post #20 (isolation #2) » Tue Feb 23, 2021 12:15 pm

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Thanks for the interest! Unfortunately, the second wagon party is full with Mitillos, so I've put lendunistus and Sirius9121 on the waiting list for when I start another round.

Wagon Party 1


Oregon Trail heading west (2) - Haschel Cedricson, CaptainMeme
St. Joseph Road (1) - VashtaNeurotic
No preference (1) - xofelf

With that, the party decided continue heading west with VashtaNeurotic feverishly coughing and sneezing in the wagon. At the junction, I got a nasty splinter in my thumb that I noted in the in-game diary, but otherwise no other events of note happened. There was heavy fog as we made our way through the plains of what is now Nebraska, but skies were clear when we rolled into Fort Kearny. I decided that it was a good time to top up on food and take care of some wagon maintenance, so we went inside and visited the doctor, blacksmith, and livery. I purchased an additional 90 pounds of bacon, four kegs of pickles, and 100 pounds of rice.

CaptainMeme caught a cold a few miles past Plum Creek. Since increasing fluid intake for VashtaNeurotic worked well the last time, we decided to also have CaptainMeme hydrate.

As the party passed through O'Fallon's Bluff, we came across an abandoned wagon. I searched it and found a pound of nails. The thick fog continued until we reached South Platte River.

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Unfortunately, the game bugged out and wouldn't let me cross, so I'm pausing here for now. I'll launch the second wagon party and see if I can't get the first party to cross the river later tonight. For shits and giggles, though, I'll give y'all a few hours to decide on how you want to cross the river! Here are the conditions:

This river looks as though it may be rather difficult.
Width: 3000 feet
Depth: two feet

What do you think Equinox's wagon party should do here?

Wait/rest here

Ford the river

Caulk the wagons and float


Results in maybe three to four hours.
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Post Post #23 (isolation #3) » Tue Feb 23, 2021 2:38 pm

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Wagon Party 1


CaptainMeme and Haschel Cedricson suggested fording the river while the depth was good, so the party forged on. Upon crossing, they double-teamed up California Hill and locked their wheels down Windlass Hill, landing in Ash Hollow. The next several days of the journey were easy rolling on flat land, passing through Courthouse and Jail Rock and Chimney Rock. As they passed Robidoux Pass Trading Post, there was a prairie fire. It was odd, given that the temperature was a cool 67°F on May 21, but the party opted to wait for conditions to improve before moving on. A couple of days later, they continued to Laramie River, which they crossed until they reached Fort John.

The party stopped at the fort to top up supplies -- 50 pounds of dried fruit and two kegs of pickles -- and get their health and wagon checked. Luckily, CaptainMeme had recovered from his cold by this point, so it was simply a wellness check at the doctor's office.

At the fort, there was a decision to make. Where did Equinox's party go next?

Oregon Trail heading west

Mormon Trail heading east

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If you opt to rest, then make sure to note for how long.

Wagon Party 2


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The second party is ready to go! They convened in Independence on April 1, 1848, and may have even run into Equinox's party while shopping. Similar to the first party, they bought plenty of food and supplies to ensure their survival on the five- to six-month overland journey. In case anyone is curious, here's what was purchased by both parties:

Spoiler: The Shopping List
Purchased 1 8-oz. bottle of alum, 500 pounds of bacon, 5 blankets, 5 pairs of boots, 1 16-oz. bottle of brandy, 5 yards of brown muslin cloth, 1 box of 20 bullets, 1 4-oz. bottle of camphor, 3 canteens, 1 checkers board and set, 1 compass, 1 deck of playing cards, 10 10-lb. sacks of dried beans, 10 5-lb. sacks of dried fruit, 10 5-lb. sacks of dried vegetables, 1 12-oz. bottle of epsom salts, 3 fishing poles, 2 10-lb. jars of grease, 1 25-lb. keg of gunpowder, 1 hammer, 1 harmonica, 5 hats, 1 hunting knife, 1 4-oz. bottle of iodine, 1 16-oz. bottle of isopropyl alcohol, 1 4-oz. box of James Fever Powder, 1 kettle, 1 ladle, 7 oxen, 1 pail, 1 pan, 1 4-oz. bottle of peppermint, 1 pick ax, 1 pot, 5 20-lb. sacks of potatoes, 2 30-foot lengths of rope, 4 10-lb. sacks of salt, 1 4-oz. bottle of sarsaparilla, 1 6-oz. bottle of sassafras, 5 sets of clothing, 1 set of cooking utensils, 5 sets of eating utensils, 1 shovel, 5 10-bar boxes of soap, 2 tents, 5 tin cups, 5 tin plates, 1 16-oz. bottle of turpentine, 2 30-lb. kegs of vinegar, 1 water keg, 1 gallon jug of whiskey, 5 winter coats, 5 winter scarves.
Purchased 1 rifle.
Purchased 1 spare wagon axle, 1 spare wagon tongue, 1 spare wagon wheel.

At any rate, they finished their shopping so quickly that they joined a different, nine-wagon train of 32 people. The Blue River that morning was a fairly ordinary river, so zoraster's party forded it, marking their first step west. Between Westport and New Santa Fe, zoraster was appointed trail guide. Immediately, he was faced with his first test: the trail was flooded.

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He attempted to ford through the water but got his wagon stuck in the mud instead. Double-teaming with another wagon's animals got the party going again, though the flooding continued for the next couple of days. There was finally respite at Blue Mound, but there was heavy fog as they floated their wagons across Kansas River. Luckily, they didn't tip the wagon over, but they did decide to just take the toll bridge at Red Vermilion River, paying $1.00. The trip was relatively uneventful, and they crossed the frigid Big Blue River. On April 19, they reached St. Joseph Road Junction, three days behind Equinox's party. No big deal. Perhaps zoraster's party would catch up soon. That said, at the junction, where did they go?

Oregon Trail heading west

St. Joseph Road

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Depending on how many people I hear from, I may pick this up later tonight or wait until tomorrow. Up to you!
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Post Post #28 (isolation #4) » Wed Feb 24, 2021 4:14 pm

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Wagon Party 1


With no votes, Equinox's party defaulted to traveling west on the Oregon Trail. The wagon train held a meeting outside of Fort John and continued to travel in thick dust. The party floated their wagon across the North Platte River before taking a quick stop at Independence Rock to talk with the other people in the wagon train. As it was June 1 and thus too early to celebrate Independence Day at the rock, the party continued onward. Unfortunately, past Devil's Gate, Haschel Cedricson caught the dreaded cholera. He was administered epsom salts in an attempt to control the disease.

At Rocky Ridge on their way to South Pass, the wagon tipped over during two attempts to climb uphill with ropes and chains, resulting in the loss of some supplies. No one was injured. A day later at South Pass, Haschel Cedricson recovered. With this part of the journey out of the way, everyone was headed for desert for the next leg of the journey. Before doing so, though, they had the opportunity to stop at a fort, should they wish to purchase supplies. Alternatively, they could take the cutoff to save some time.

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Where did they go?

Road to Fort Bridger

Sublette Cutoff

Rest here


Results tomorrow. So far, everyone is in good health!

Wagon Party 2


St. Joseph Road (2) - Silverclaw, AGar
No preference (1) - Mitillos

zoraster's party opted to take St. Joseph Road at the junction. This road took them directly east back through the Big Blue River, Vermillion River, and Missouri River crossings to St. Joseph, Missouri.

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After spending some time checking out the city, they headed back, reaching the junction on May 5. This time, they took the Oregon Trail heading west. Nebraska was, as with the other party, smooth sailing, and they made a quick stop at Fort Kearny to purchase some additional dried bread and rice.

At Plum Creek, Ariel got a concussion. Based on advice from the guidebook, Ariel was given camphor for stimulation, and the party continued on their way, perhaps more carefully this time. By the time they reached O'Fallon's Bluffs, Ariel had recovered.

It was raining when the party reached the South Platte River crossing, making the river more treacherous than usual. Thus, they took a day to wait for conditions to improve. It did not, so they attempted to float their wagon across. Unfortunately, the wagon tipped, losing some supplies. The bad luck continued; though they were able to double-team up California Hill, they tipped their wagon while attempting to go down Windlass Hill. While they were leaving Ash Hollow, Silverclaw caught cholera. He was given epsom salts to ease the condition.

On the trail, the party bumped into someone who has what is possibly the worst "Irish accent" in video game history:

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This game was released in 1995, but there is really no excuse.

Silverclaw recovered around when the party reached Courthouse and Jail Rock. They ran out of fruits and vegetables when they reached the Laramie River crossing, so they made a quick stop at Fort John to purchase dried beans and potatoes to stave off scurvy. In the interest of time, they departed the fort and took the Oregon Trail heading west.

The party was making its way through the Laramie Range when Ariel caught a bad cold. Ariel was advised to hydrate. Ariel was still sick when the party reached Independence Rock on June 25; it was still a little early for Independence Day celebrations, but now there was a bit of a time crunch if they hoped to reach Oregon before the winter snows. On their way to the "Parting of the Ways", they celebrated Independence Day. It was a fantastic celebration marked by a bad case of mosquitoes.

zoraster's party slowed down due to quicksand close to the fork in the trail, but eventually they reached the same decision point as the other party. Where did they go?

Road to Fort Bridger

Sublette Cutoff

Rest here


Results also tomorrow, and now everyone is in good health!
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Post Post #36 (isolation #5) » Thu Feb 25, 2021 1:43 pm

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Wagon Party 1


Sublette Cutoff (4) - Haschel Cedricson, VashtaNeurotic, xofelf, CaptainMeme

Deciding that they had enough supplies to last for the next leg of the journey, Equinox's party opted for the Sublette Cutoff. They parted ways with the wagons that chose to go to Fort Bridger and continued through the Rocky Mountains. At the west end of the Sublette Cutoff, the party decided to keep going to Fort Hall. It was starting to get hot now with highs of 97°F, but the party trudged on as usual. As they were floating across the Thomas Fork, the wagon tipped, resulting in the loss of some food and medicine and CaptainMeme getting a sprained ankle. The team immobilized his ankle for the time being. The wagon tipped again as they attempted to anchor it down Big Hill, but they managed to get down with ropes. At Smith's Trading Post, they purchased some bacon and potatoes to replace the food that was lost, but there was not much in the way of supplies on sale. On their way out, they were accosted by locusts, but what else was there to do but keep going?

Past Sheep Rock, the team encountered fresh fruit. They were able to gather four pounds while traveling, which added flavor to their meals of bacon and potatoes. Once at Fort Hall, the team purchased additional food and supplies. Morale was looking good as the train continued traveling alongside the Snake River. At the California Trail Junction, there was a decision to make.

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At the start of the journey, Equinox had decided that the party would be traveling to Oregon City. Now, however, there was the opportunity to instead go southward toward Sacramento, where the California gold rush was underway. Where did they go?

Oregon Trail heading west

California Trail

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Note that the win condition is traveling to Oregon City. While the game will celebrate the player arriving at a different destination than originally scheduled, there is a points penalty for doing so.

Wagon Party 2


Road to Fort Bridger (3) - Silverclaw, AGar, Mitillos

zoraster's party voted to head to Fort Bridger in pursuit of additional supplies, which was a good decision given that they were running low on food. At the fort, they purchased a couple hundred pounds of dried vegetables and rice, but there was no meat on offer. They could go hunting at some point.

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That said, at the fort, there were two possible paths to take. Where did they go?

Road to Fort Hall

Salt Lake Alternate Route

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I have a free-ish day tomorrow, so I may end up doing multiple updates depending on how many people vote before then.

If any of y'all are interested in doing a live stream run, then let me know what times work for you this weekend and I can do a fresh game (or, if it's just one party that is interested, continue their game) over Discord.
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Post Post #46 (isolation #6) » Fri Feb 26, 2021 2:55 pm

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Wagon Party 1


Oregon Trail heading west (3) - Haschel Cedricson, xofelf, CaptainMeme
California Trail (1) - VashtaNeurotic



Watching the video is optional, but you can listen to me ramble about the game. Unfortunately, I didn't properly set the volume for desktop audio or microphone in OBS Studio, so you can barely hear me when the game gets loud. Sorry about that!

VashtaNeurotic was soundly outvoted, so the party continued westward to Oregon through a severe thunderstorm. The skies cleared just in time for Independence Day, so the train took some time to celebrate before moving on. They stopped at Fort Boise to do some quick animal and wagon maintenance and top up supplies. However, when the party attempted the second crossing of the Snake River, the wagon tipped over, and VashtaNeurotic died of internal injuries, having never realized his dream of seeing California.

The party took some time to bury VashtaNeurotic at East Cow Hollow before continuing to Farewell Bend. Just past Flagstaff Hill, CaptainMeme caught scarlet fever. Without other remedies available, the team decided to give him fluids and rest for four days to let the disease pass, which it fortunately did. Once CaptainMeme recovered, the party went full speed ahead to the Dalles, where they had the choice to take the safer Barlow Toll Road for $5 or raft down the Columbia River into the Willamette Valley. With food to spare, the party took the toll road. Nothing of note happened on the way.

On September 1, 1848, CaptainMeme, Equinox, Haschel Cedricson, and xofelf arrived in Oregon City. They were able to claim 1,407 acres of land and lived long and prosperous lives.

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Final score: 25,555

Update for the second wagon party will follow once I return.
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Post Post #48 (isolation #7) » Fri Feb 26, 2021 6:08 pm

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Wagon Party 2


Road to Fort Hall (3) - Silverclaw, Ariel, AGar



There was no luck getting meat at Fort Bridger, so the party decided to head for Fort Hall instead of taking the cutoff. The wagon tipped while trying to go down Big Hill, but a surprisingly well-stocked Smith's Trading Post was able to replace much of the lost supplies. At Fort Hall, the party stocked up on more food and did some maintenance.

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Food was low again as the party approached Fort Boise, so they stopped there to purchase more supplies. Unfortunately, there still was no meat, but they kept going. They stopped by the Whitman Mission ruins before making a quick detour to Fort Walla Walla for more food. Luckily, there was meat. After some conversation, the party made its way to the Dalles.

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In the interest of speeding up the end (and honestly because I was recording and wanted to show this minigame), they chose to raft down the Columbia River. If you want to watch it in action, the time stamp is 32:19, but I will warn you right now that I was very bad at it.

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The wagon tipped over a few times, but no injuries were incurred. Some supplies were dumped into the river, but at this point in the game it did not really matter.

On September 19, 1848, AGar, Ariel, Mitillos, Silverclaw, and zoraster rafted into Oregon City a little worse for the wear but intact. They were able to claim 1,539 acres of land and lived long and prosperous lives.

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Final score: 28,195

Thank you to everyone for participating! I'm going to take a couple of days off from the game before launching the third wagon party. If y'all want to try again with different settings, like a different jumping-off point (Independence, St. Joseph, Nauvoo, Kanesville) or destination (Oregon City, Sacramento, Great Salt Lake City, Jacksonville), feel free to /in!
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Post Post #54 (isolation #8) » Fri Mar 12, 2021 6:21 pm

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Sorry, y'all. I was going to take a couple of days off and then shit hit the fan. I'll launch this weekend!
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Post Post #55 (isolation #9) » Mon Mar 15, 2021 5:32 pm

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This is still on my radar. I am not feeling well, so I'll start this later this week. Apologies for the delay.
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Post Post #63 (isolation #10) » Sat Apr 03, 2021 5:10 am

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With a three-way split, RNG will determine your fate.
  1. Barlow Toll Road
  2. Raft down the Columbia River
  3. Pay someone to raft you ($80)
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1 3-Sided Dice: (3) = 3
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Post Post #64 (isolation #11) » Sat Apr 03, 2021 6:03 am

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Wagon Party 3


Sirius9121's request to take the Barlow Toll Road was louder than the rest. For the members of the party who wanted the excitement of rafting, fear not: the toll road, while safer than the rapids in the Columbia, was still treacherous. In any case, the party paid the $5.60 toll and entered the Cascade Range.

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At the gate, the party traded a pair of boots for five 10-pound sacks of beans, which would supply their need for fruits and vegetables for the remainder of the journey. Travel proved to be wet -- this being the Pacific Northwest, the rain was unsurprising -- making traversing the mountains more difficult than it needed to be. Still, they were able to use ropes and chains up Devil's Half-Acre and then down Laurel Hill with no accidents. Once they passed the toll bridge at Sandy River, they reached Oregon City.

On September 10, 1848, dsjstr, lendunistus, and Sirius9121 arrived in Oregon City. They were able to claim 1,355 acres of land and lived long and prosperous lives.

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Final score: 24,510

Thank you to everyone for playing and following along! I hope this was fun.
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