User manual GAMES PC ARCHANGEL

[. . . ] As the people of Shrikar continued to advance in their skill and knowledge of Weaving, the Emissary left to continue his journey once more. To honor him and his teachings, the people created the Arcomage Guild; a school dedicated to the knowledge that the Emissary brought to Shrikar. Graduation from this Guild bestowed the title of Arcomage upon the worthy student, one who understood and excelled in the ways of Weaving, of Control and of Building. The Golden Age of Shrikar had reached its pinnacle. [. . . ] The enemy is at the gates and it is now time to put your skills and tactics to the test. Gather your resources, summon your armies and join the battle! Introduction The Arcomage game is a single or two player card game in which the players try to build their tower to a certain size, build up all of their resources to a certain quantity or destroy their opponents tower before their opponent can achieve any of these conditions. The Arcomage game can be played by one player versus a computer opponent, by two players over a network or by two players over the Internet using either TCP/IP. At the start of each turn the player's generators produce a quantity of each resource equal to the strength of the generator. The player can then play or discard a card. Red cards use Bricks produced by Quarries, blue cards use Gems produced by Magic, and green cards use Recruits produced by Dungeons. Each card will have the cost of the needed resource printed on the bottom right corner of the card. If a card is grayed out it cannot be played, as the player does not have the needed amount of the resource for the card. Some cards allow you to play them and then play again. Once a player has played a card, another card is immediately drawn from the deck into the player's hand. Quarries Opponent's Tower Magic Player's Tower Opponent's Wall Dungeons Player's Wall Card Cost Not enough resources to play this card! Glossary Quarries ­ Produce Bricks needed to play red cards. Magic ­ Produces Gems needed to play blue cards. Click Ok to continue or Cancel to abort. Once you continue you will be prompted to type in the Host's IP Address. To find the host's IP Address, the host needs to click on the "Host" button in the Join/Host dialogue box. The host's IP Address will pop-up in the next dialogue box. The joining party will need to type in the IP Address exactly. Once the IP Address has been entered click "OK" and wait for the host. Hosting The player hosting needs to set up the Options (File->Options menu, or `F1') before clicking on the start button from the main menu. Chat To chat with your opponent, press the "Enter" key. A message dialog box will pop up on your screen. Enter your message and click the Ok button. Messages from your opponent will similarly pop up on your screen. Customer Support Web Site Visit www. 3do. com/support for late-breaking news and information, answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's), links to hardware manufacturers' web sites, and the latest product updates. If you want to ask a specific technical question, you can use the online email form available at our web site or send mail directly to the customer-support@3do. com address. Phone Call (650) 385-3193, Monday through Friday, 9:00am - 12:00 noon and 2:00pm - 5:00pm, Pacific Time. [. . . ] On this screen, you will need to find out the drive's total capacity, and the amount of free space left on the drive. If you wish to purchase additional copies or other titles from The 3DO Company please call: 3DO Direct Sales (800) 336-3506 in the United States (650) 385-3187 outside the United States World Wide Web - http://www. 3do. com THE 3DO COMPANY LIMITED 90-DAY WARRANTY The 3DO Company ("3DO") warrants to the original consumer purchaser of this 3DO software product that the compact disc on which the underlying computer program is recorded is free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal, recommended use for ninety (90) days from the date of purchase. The 3DO software program recorded on such a medium is sold on an "as is" basis, without any warranty or condition of any kind, and 3DO shall not be liable for any losses or damage of any kind or nature resulting from the use or inability to use such program. 3DO's entire liability and the original consumer purchaser's exclusive remedy for breach of any warranty (express or implied) shall be, at 3DO's option, either: (a) to replace, free of charge, this 3DO software product, or (b) to return to the original consumer purchaser the price paid for this 3DO software product. [. . . ]