User manual GAMES PC LEISURE SUIT LARRY 3

[. . . ] None. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wait till game gives you a pointer. Double-left-click on someone to begin a conversation. Left-click. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Displays any additional text or Selects your response. At yourself. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Double-left-click on yourself. [. . . ] When you leave the cave, find the bear skeleton (and Shamino's bow) nearby. Then head east until you approach a walled city. On the far side of the city gates is a guard. Unlike your companions and Thoxa the monk, the guard doesn't i nit iate conversation -- you have to att ract his attention. To ask him to let you in, move the cursor over him and double-left-click. His portrait appears and he begins talking. You can also speak to your companions at any time in this way. Releasing the item over a character places the item somewhere inside that character's inventory. If your inventory (see Inventory Display) is open, dropping the item on a container within the display places the item inside that container. If a container is not in anyone's inventory, it must be open (its display visible) to drop an item into it. If an object is too heavy or too large to fit inside a container, or if you are unable to reach the object, a message saying so appears in red above the object. To Use an object, double-left-click on it. (Th e boat m oves and s to ps automatically. ) Attack. While in any attack mode, the arrow cursor turns red. Double-left-clicking the red cursor on another person who is not in your party or on an object initiates an attack on that person or object. If you are in any attack mode other than Manual mode (see Combat), you automatically enter into battle with any nearby hostile foes. USING THE KEYBOARD Though using a mouse is highly recommended, the keyboard may be used as a substitute if you have no mouse installed. The arrow keys may be pressed to walk one step in the desired direction. If you hold down while pressing an arrow key, you will take three is on during play, steps instead of one. If every step will be a triple one. 4 Manipulating Objects. Now the arrow keys will move not the Avatar, but the cursor. Again, holding down will increase the rate at which the cursor travels. For Treat example, a single "click" will identify an object, while a "double-click" will Use it. If you are in combat mode, you can also use to initiate an attack. [. . . ] The character will attack the weakest opponent. The character will attack the strongest opponent. Thecharacter will b el ess effective at hitting and more effective at dodging blows. The character will attack the nearest opponent. [. . . ]