v 1.1.5:
- Update About.xml and LoadFolders.xml to reflect that 1.2 is supported
- Update Manifest.xml with current version number

v 1.1.4:
- Fixed a severe backstory error which no one saw fit to report
- Fixed an error in patches which may or may not have been in the last release
- Gave bandits more `apparelMoney` since they often spawned without a shirt

v1.1.3 hotfix: remove a patch file from an unrelated mod.

v 1.1.3:
- Fix black screen on loading caused by an accidental revert to a broken patch.

v 1.1.2:
- (v 1.1.1) Add compatibility with Combat Enthusiast's Collection.
- Add a line to About.xml to properly sort this mod after CEC.

v 1.1.0:
- Updated to 1.1.
- Added a Giddy-Up! patch, standardizing mounts:
- Certain Cowpokes will be mounted, especially townsfolk
- Slaver elites and their bodyguards will generally be mounted on horses, as will all dragoons
- Added a unique Bandido PawnKind which spawns mounted, only when Giddy-Up! is installed.
- Tweaked Weapon Tech weapon usage:
- Bandidos are now the exclusive users of the Large Lever-Action, since it's a modern spitzer-type rifle.
- Slaver bodyguards rarely spawn with tommy guns, standing in for the Annihilator
- Added provisional support for the sawed-off M1887 if it ever gets added
- Weapon Tech is no longer strictly required, though it still results in the best experience
- Added Vanilla Expanded Apparel and Weapons compat
- Added Rimsenal - Enhanced Vanilla compat
- Updated patch operations to use best practices
- Tweaked some trade tags

Note: the 1.0 version has not been changed.

v 1.0.1

- Added the new Vintage Lever-Action Rifle to pawns spawning with the LeverRifle tag

- corrected a few instances of "ThingDef = (defName)" to the correct "defName = (defName)"

v 1.0.0

- Updated Weapon Tech compatibility
- Changed About.xml's "targetVersion" to the new "supportedVersions."

- Gave Sharecroppers more money so that they could spawn with weapons other than the Caliver.

- Gave Bandits a settlement defense PawnGroupMaker
- increased WeaponMoney for Western townspeople and traders so that they can actually afford guns