User manual GAMES PC RAINBOW SIX

[. . . ] Tom Clancy's RAINBOW SIX © 1998 RSE Holdings, Inc. Package Design and Summary: © 1998 RSE Holdings, Inc. Red Storm Entertainment is a trademark of Jack Ryan Enterprises Ltd. Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six is a trademark of Red Storm Entertainment, Inc. [. . . ] That means that the last known location of that hostage was somewhere in that room. They may still be there, or they might have been moved. Use the arrows to cycle forward and backward through all known hostage locations. Terrorist locations are handled in exactly the same fashion. The difficulty level you specified for the campaign determines the accuracy of reporting for both terrorist and hostage locations. At the lowest level, you enjoy near perfect intelligence. All of the hostage locations will be exact, as will the locations of all stationary terrorists guarding hostages or other specific areas of the building. Some terrorists may still be roaming, however, and the locating data on them will become less precise after the mission begins. Now click on the Landmark button and begin cycling through these items as well. Landmarks are structural features that will help to orient the team once they have entered the space. Some examples would be "Main Foyer" or "Ambassador's Bedroom. " They can also be locations that are important to the specific mission such as "telephone, " if you need to place a bug at that location or "bomb, " if there is a device present that you will need to disarm. Legend also contains structural features, but these are the ones that specifically affect the traffic pattern of the team once they have entered the space, such as ladders, stairs, windows and Recon Prior to any deliberate assault, real world hostage rescue teams (HRT's) will have amassed as much locating data as possible on hostage and terrorist locations within the structure through the use 35 R e d S t o rm E n t e rt a i n m e n t Tom Clancy's RAINBOW SIX 36 doors. In the case of the latter two, they may be locked or unlocked. Team members don't need a "key" to get anywhere as everyone is trained to overcome such obstacles. As such, locked doors become more a nuisance to complicate the timing of the assault rather than a true impediment to movement. The amount of time a team is delayed by a locked door is determined by the manner in which they choose to deal with it. These options are presented in detail under "Tactical Behavior" below. Now that you have familiarized yourself with the specifics of the tactical situation, it's time to develop an assault plan to deal with them. In actuality, you will become accustomed to assigning tactical behaviors concurrent with plotting movement through the space but, for purposes of illustration herein, we will segregate the two functions. If you continue to left click on the map the waypoint counter will advance and a new path will be drawn from the previous point to the new point each time. Remember, when the plan is executed, the team will advance through the points sequentially. If you wanted to place a new waypoint between two existing points, thereby modifying the path between those points, you cannot simply left click between them. Instead, you must first select the waypoint immediately prior to the path you wish to modify. [. . . ] These troops report everything they witness of interest to the TCP to aid in development of the tactical picture. In Rainbow Six, you access the OP information via the Recon tab on the Plan screen. Maintaining a tight reign on your intentions until it is time to execute the plan. See also "CA. " Precious Cargo--codeword for a VIP hostage. [. . . ]