User Guide

Strategy For Selecting Men and Weapons

When selecting your team and determining how to equip your men, consider

your mission requirements very carefully. Try to capture as many weapons from ene-

mies as possible.

When choosing your men, consider the type of the mission they are to carry

out. Think about the necessity to salvage all the weapons from the battlefield; the

amount of equipment your unit can carry is always limited, and it’s vital to

“stretch” it whenever possible.

Before you go into action, consider carefully how to use each man during the

mission. For instance, to be effective, a sniper has to concentrate entirely on his

target, and thus needs another man to cover him during action. A machine-gun-

ner will probably not carry any side weapon, and thus also needs cover. Always

make sure that your men have sufficient ammunition; otherwise, they are of very

little use. If the fighting is to take place in interiors, make sure each man is issued

at least two (delayed-action) hand grenades.

ACTION!

• Soldier’s Movements

• Controlling the Views

• The game offers several viewing options.

• 1st Person View

This view, in effect, “makes you the soldier

you are controlling,” and allows you to “see

through his eyes.” If you are holding a

weapon in your hands, you will see that

weapon’s “sight picture.” Moving the mouse

changes both your direction of view (and the aim of your weapon) and your

direction of movement. This is an ideal view for both general movement and for

shooting. The - and = keys cycle through the 1st person and external views.

External Views

In this case, you see your character from

the rear and can follow his actions. You can

move your viewpoint in and out (- and = keys)

as well as up and down (successive presses of

the \ key). This view works well when your

soldier is crawling or moving through obsta-

cles. You can shoot while using this view,

either with or without the external sight.

STRATEGY