User manual GAMES PC COMMANDOS-BEYOND THE CALL OF DUTY

[. . . ] Some people are susceptible to epileptic seizures or loss of consciousness when Please read before using this video game system or allowing your children exposed to certain flashing lights or light patterns in everyday life. Such people may have a seizure while watching certain television images or playing certain video games. This may happen even if the person has no medical history of epilepsy or has never had any epileptic seizures. If you or anyone in your family has ever had symptoms related to epilepsy (seizures or loss of consciousness) when exposed to flashing lights, consult your doctor prior to playing. [. . . ] For every problem there is at least one "elegant" solution: try to find it. · Go from hiding place to hiding place. Find those places where you can be safe from enemy detection, and use them as waypoints. · Don't assume you have gotten away with it. Normally, enemy soldiers watch over each other. Although you may easily get away from a single soldier who is alone, it is quite possible that a second soldier will notice and raise the alarm. Keep this in mind when you are planning your attacks. Try to stay undetected as long as possible, attempting to have the enemy ignore your presence until you have built up a strong position. Specifically, try to keep the troop barracks oblivious to your presence until it is absolutely necessary to raise a ruckus. And when the moment of truth arrives, execute your escape plan with the greatest possible speed. What do you mean, you haven't got an escape plan?) · Be very liberal with property rights. Quite often you will find throughout the scenario wonderful enemy vehicles just waiting for you to board them. If you are detected, at least they are safer than if you have to escape on foot. Watch out also for abandoned artillery posts, and for weapons and items that you can "liberate". Your Men These are the members of your team. Take care of them and they will respect you. Treat them badly and they will climb out of their tombs to cause you nightmares and ruin your life. 21 Green Beret: Sergeant Jack "Butcher" O'Hara This heavyweight of Irish origins, army boxing champion four consecutive times from 1934 to 1937, was sentenced in 1938 by a military court to 14 years of forced labour after hitting an officer. His sentence was suspended when he joined the Commandos. He was promoted to sergeant after the raid on the island of Vaagso, where, after having received a bullet in an arm, cut off from his unit and without ammunition, he penetrated a bunker and wiped out 16 enemy soldiers before returning to Allied lines. An extremely violent character, this man has serious discipline problems. A hard bone to gnaw for his superior officers. . . and a real nightmare for the enemy. Knife The Wilkinson Sword combat knife, 177 mm. long and built of carbon steel, is the official knife of the Commandos. [. . . ] · If something has occurred that has led to the failure of the mission, but that permits the game to continue (for example, if the escape vehicle has been destroyed), then the "Continue" button will permit you to continue playing the same mission from the point at which it was interrupted. To play another mission or replay the failed mission, the Master must select the option "Select Mission". THE MULTIPLAYER GAME: A QUICK GUIDE Everything that has been explained above about a network game can be quickly summarised in the following steps: · 1) In a computer connected to the network, run the program TcpServer. · 2) Various players run Commandos and, from the Main Menu, select the option "NEW GAME/MULTIPLAYER GAME/ CONNECT TO GAME SERVER". (If it is the first time they play, they will have to have indicated the server IP address and their names or nicknames as players in the menu NEW GAME/MULTIPLAYER GAME). [. . . ]