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Coyote's password
By 7heo
A simple way to get Coyote's password easily.
   
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30 Oct, 2013 @ 3:44pm
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Coyote's personal information
To reset the password, you need to know the following information about coyote:

Her first childhood pet was named "Shadow" (That information can be deducted from reading Coyote's diary; on the third paper; and looking at the photo)
Her favorite music act is "Starfire" (You can get this information from Mrs. Kubota, who says that she played that band so loud that it was possible to hear her music from down the bar)
Her hometown is "Chicago" (There's a poster of Chicago in the room, making this one very obvious. As a side note; I don't know many people who would put a poster of their hometown in their room...)

TL;DR: Options 3, 5, 4.
22 Comments
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o8livion 26 Jul, 2022 @ 11:17am 
maniac mansion was a great game for NES... well, not much replayability tho. same goes for simon the sorcerer or monkey island or leisure suit larry .
Renon 4 Jan, 2021 @ 6:37am 
From what I remember of the lore, Chicago was destroyed. Maybe that's why she keeps a poster of it.
AnyMash 9 Jul, 2018 @ 10:57am 
Thanks :boomer:
Clone303 22 Aug, 2016 @ 7:40pm 
just thanks, i want over this and dam nice game, i love the soundtracks
7heo  [author] 27 Jun, 2014 @ 5:17am 
Yeah. I've not played it, but from what I know, the Day of the Tentacle is an example of an interesting and appealing story; far away from the boring linearity of Shadowrun Returns (even if the game is far from bad aside from that).
Webxorcist 27 Jun, 2014 @ 4:36am 
I can understand that. I played a lot of 'read loads of text' mystery games in the past. Remember this one? http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maniac_Mansion:_Day_of_the_Tentacle
7heo  [author] 27 Jun, 2014 @ 4:18am 
@Webxorcist: Okay, sorry for misinterpreting and missing the smiley :) And as I said, that game isn't exactly an example of a good scenario/plot implementation. You can easily be annoyed to have to deduce that much of obscure information while the whole game is more linear than a straight line...
Webxorcist 27 Jun, 2014 @ 1:55am 
@7heo Condescendant? Notice the :o)
I just was surprised. I'd never post that thinking someone would have problems with finding that info. No harm intended.
7heo  [author] 27 Jun, 2014 @ 12:56am 
@Webxorcist: No need to be condescendant, it's not as if the game was so well made and has been so well tested that you can expect to not miss the information or misinterpret it...
Webxorcist 27 Jun, 2014 @ 12:11am 
People actually didn't figure this out by themselfs? :o)