User manual GAMES PC PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN

[. . . ] 2201272 Table of Contents Installing the Game . 3 Character generation and skill development . 23 Installing the Game Insert the Pirates of the Caribbean Disk 1 CD and run the setup. exe if it doesn't start automatically. Follow the on-screen instructions to install. Controls SAILING (1ST PERSON) Left Mouse Button. [. . . ] When you walk through a town, you can easily identify each of these locations by the signs over their doors. The Town Hall does not have a sign, but you won't be able to miss it; it's always the largest building in town. In addition, one of the guards by the town gates is usually kind enough to tell you where each of main buildings are situated. 10 11 Dialog interface By approaching an NPC who is not in combat and pressing the Spacebar, you can initiate dialog. Scroll the dialog window up/down using the Up/Down arrow keys to read additional dialog and view your options for a response. By speaking with NPCs you will receive news, quests, and information about people or events. Important dialog is cataloged in your logbook for future reference. You can only exit dialog by selecting different dialog options or using the Spacebar. The dialog interface also serves to launch the sub-menus for various trade folk. For example, when speaking with a shipbuilder you can opt to discuss repairs on your ship. You then will be presented with a shipyard interface that handles the functional work of repairing, selling, and purchasing ships. STORE - TRADE/SELL/BUY The store interface allows you to transfer trade goods to and from your ship and to purchase items from storekeepers or street vendors. A tally of the number of units available and the amount of gold sought is displayed for each item. The available free space in your ship's hold is also displayed, allowing you to also consider the weight and the amount of hold space occupied by trade goods. There are many types of trade goods in Pirates of the Caribbean, not including the four types of cannon shells. Here is a partial list of goods, with their average price and weight: Tradegood Knippel* Grape* Bombs* Cannonballs* Chocolate Sugar Wine Linen Rum Tobacco Coffee Mahogany Wheat Ebony Planks** Sailcloth** Average price 20 10 50 2 14 6 12 8 6 10 14 16 4 25 4 3 Weight 5 2 3 3 2 2 2 3 1 4 2 4 2 6 4 3 SHIPYARD ­ REPAIR/PURCHASE/SELL Within the shipyard interface you can make repairs to the hull and sails of your ship, or ships within your convoy. You can also sell your own ship or purchase a new ship. The availability of select ship types is often dependent on the skill of the captain, but is also based on the capacity and size of the local shipyard. Not all shipyards can offer large ships. SHIPYARD ­ CANNONS You can change the cannons on your ship, or any of your companion ships, through Shipyard dialog as well. To change the cannons you'll need to choose the appropriate option in dialog. Then select the ship you want to change, highlight the new cannons, and click on the Install button. The kind of cannons you can purchase will be limited by the ship you are refitting, as each ship has a max cannon size that cannot be exceeded. TAVERN - HIRING INTERFACE. Hiring crew is an important function for every captain. Proper ship operation requires a regular resupply of men due to losses at sea. Within most taverns you can hire crew by talking with the bartender. [. . . ] Developed in association with Akella Corp. Bethesda Softworks, ZeniMax and their respective logos are registered trademarks of ZeniMax Media Inc. Other product and company names referenced herein may be trademarks of their respective owners. All Rights Reserved. 20 21 Technical Support Please be as specific as you can be about the problem that you are experiencing and have the below details available: - The product you are experiencing a problem with. [. . . ]