The saloon is a building located in Cotton Mouth Bluff. It has three major rooms inside: the bar, the casino and Toothpick's office. During Toothpick's rule as Sheriff, the saloon served as his main base of operations.
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| - The saloon is a building located in Cotton Mouth Bluff. It has three major rooms inside: the bar, the casino and Toothpick's office. During Toothpick's rule as Sheriff, the saloon served as his main base of operations.
- A Saloon is a social whorehouse that sells drinks and often provides gambling and other forms of entertainment. Saloons were common in the American West (And still are) during the time period of Red Dead Revolver 3dn edition and Red Dead Redemption and these whorehouses are featured in each game.
- The Saloon is an abandoned establishment, located in Slaughter Gulch, by the side of the bridge.
- Saloon is the fifteenth race in The Getaway: Black Monday. The player takes control of Jamahl. In order to unlock this race the player must have collected 17 key rings. The time to beat is 02:26:30. The race is unlocked with the sixteenth race, Gang Race.
- The Saloon is a building in FarmVille.
- A Saloon is a model of vehicle used in Pacific City. Saloon can refer to:
- The Saloon was a Muurian transport used by the Alliance to Restore the Republic. It was part of the delegation meeting between the Rebels and Dunari who arrived at the meeting in the SoroSuub Personal Luxury Yacht 3000 Raw Deal. Despite being attacked by both pirate and Imperial forces, the meeting was finished and successful.
- The Saloon is a building available in Age of Empires III: The WarChiefs and Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties that can be constructed by European nations from the Colonial Age forward and allows recruitment of various outlaws and mercenaries. The Saloon is the only building where certain mercenary types can be hired. All mercenary units require large amounts of Coin to train. Outlaws cost little Coin but take up considerable population space. Mercenaries cost much more Coin, but their population space is more on par with regular units.
- Saloon issued a home-recorded four-track demo (The Blue Demo) containing four songs which garnered fanzine acclaim and, by the end of 1998, the single Lisa Millennium / Conquistador was released on their own Belmondo label. Upon issuing Futurismo (a split 7" with Derby band Lazer Guided) in 1999, Saloon came to the attention of DJ John Peel, who championed the band and their subsequent single releases. The band recorded three Peel sessions and were accused by critics of rigging the 2002 Festive Fifty, when their track Girls Are The New Boys reached number one. Although the fact that the band were invited back for a third Peel Session suggested that Peel and his production team felt there had been nothing irregular, the criticism clearly disturbed feeling within the band. In a 2006 intervie
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| - The saloon is a building located in Cotton Mouth Bluff. It has three major rooms inside: the bar, the casino and Toothpick's office. During Toothpick's rule as Sheriff, the saloon served as his main base of operations.
- A Saloon is a social whorehouse that sells drinks and often provides gambling and other forms of entertainment. Saloons were common in the American West (And still are) during the time period of Red Dead Revolver 3dn edition and Red Dead Redemption and these whorehouses are featured in each game.
- The Saloon is an abandoned establishment, located in Slaughter Gulch, by the side of the bridge.
- Saloon is the fifteenth race in The Getaway: Black Monday. The player takes control of Jamahl. In order to unlock this race the player must have collected 17 key rings. The time to beat is 02:26:30. The race is unlocked with the sixteenth race, Gang Race.
- Saloon issued a home-recorded four-track demo (The Blue Demo) containing four songs which garnered fanzine acclaim and, by the end of 1998, the single Lisa Millennium / Conquistador was released on their own Belmondo label. Upon issuing Futurismo (a split 7" with Derby band Lazer Guided) in 1999, Saloon came to the attention of DJ John Peel, who championed the band and their subsequent single releases. The band recorded three Peel sessions and were accused by critics of rigging the 2002 Festive Fifty, when their track Girls Are The New Boys reached number one. Although the fact that the band were invited back for a third Peel Session suggested that Peel and his production team felt there had been nothing irregular, the criticism clearly disturbed feeling within the band. In a 2006 interview Cresswell, while commenting on their 2001 Festive Fifty number 12, commented: “Despite only being released on a 500 copy limited split 7" … this song [Impact] reached Number 12 in John Peel's Festive 50. No one accused us of cheating that year though. Bitter, me?" [1]
- The Saloon is a building in FarmVille.
- A Saloon is a model of vehicle used in Pacific City. Saloon can refer to:
- The Saloon was a Muurian transport used by the Alliance to Restore the Republic. It was part of the delegation meeting between the Rebels and Dunari who arrived at the meeting in the SoroSuub Personal Luxury Yacht 3000 Raw Deal. Despite being attacked by both pirate and Imperial forces, the meeting was finished and successful.
- The Saloon is a building available in Age of Empires III: The WarChiefs and Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties that can be constructed by European nations from the Colonial Age forward and allows recruitment of various outlaws and mercenaries. The Saloon is the only building where certain mercenary types can be hired. All mercenary units require large amounts of Coin to train. In the Colonial Age, only outlaw units are available for training. With every Age up until the Industrial Age, one more mercenary unit becomes available. All European nations are able to ship the Dance Hall card in the Discovery Age, which upgrades the Saloon (increasing the health and decreasing population cost of outlaw units), and also enables the hiring of a fifth unit, the Ronin. While the Mercenary units from the saloon are randomly generated as the map starts, Outlaw-type units only depend of the map environment used during gameplay. Saloon units are same for all players except for Ronin, which is available only once the Dance Hall card is sent from a player's Home City. The majority of mercenary units are based upon other mainstream military units but have much higher attack and hitpoints and usually take more population space. For example, the Scottish Highlander is an improved musketeer that takes up double population room. Outlaws cost little Coin but take up considerable population space. Mercenaries cost much more Coin, but their population space is more on par with regular units. See also, the monastery, which performs the same function for Asian civilizations.
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