User manual GAMES PC NO ONE LIVES FOREVER

[. . . ] Warning: To Owners of Projection Televisions Still pictures or images may cause permanent picture-tube damage or mark the phosphor of the CRT. Avoid repeated or extended use of video games on largescreen projection televisions. Epilepsy Warning Please read before using this game or allowing your children to use it. Some people are susceptible to epileptic seizures or loss of consciousness when exposed to certain flashing lights or light patterns in everyday life. Such people may have a seizure while watching television images or playing certain video games. [. . . ] Unless you want to draw attention to yourself, make sure you put away firearms and other obvious weapons before approaching civilians. Once they're distressed, they probably won't talk to you, so you might miss out on useful information or advice. If your weapon is already holstered, hitting this key will draw the last weapon you had out. You will also fail if three or more bystanders are slain by enemy fire. It will change to indicate the person you're targeting is friendly (see section on crosshairs). If you're not sure what to expect around a corner, it is generally safe to step out for a moment to see what's up ahead. Of course the closer you are to an enemy the more likely it is that you'll be seen, so listen for footsteps or conversation before leaving cover. Your torch is an effective tool but it can also give away your position. While on a mission, always keep an eye out for miscellaneous intelligence items including letters, packages, film canisters and briefcases. Shooting these red barrels will result in large explosions, which can take out defensive positions or distract guards from their regular duty. Enemies will occasionally show up in cars. Most weapons will allow you to shoot through glass, with the exception of some types of bullet-proof glass. Hiding in a building and sniping through a window can be an effective way to take down the enemy. If you shoot through the glass enough times, it may eventually explode into harmless glass shards. Sneaky enemy agents may sometimes hide secret rooms behind ordinary objects. Take special note when your Activate crosshair appears over an ordinary looking object. In addition, Intelligence Items you find within the level may provide a clue to the location of hidden areas. WEAPONS & GADGETS TACTICS Make sure to outfit yourself appropriately before embarking on a new mission. UNITY may require you to take certain items or weapons they suspect will be needed during the operation but you will generally have the opportunity to modify your arsenal according to your personal preferences (see Single Player Menus section). Once you have acquired a new weapon, ammunition type, gadget or gear item, you will generally have access to it from then on, even if you return to an earlier mission. In fact, you will frequently discover that you cannot retrieve all the available intelligence in a mission the first time you attempt it. Only by later returning to the mission with new gadgets can you earn a perfect score. With it, you can cycle through the available ammunition types for a given weapon. More importantly, it cycles through a gadget's various functions. [. . . ] By installing the Program, you are agreeing to the foregoing and you are representing and warranting that you are not located in, under the control of, or a national or resident of any such country or on any such list. Licensor agrees to provide Customer Service and Technical Support for this Program until such time as the Program is "out of publication. " The Program shall be considered "Out of Publication" one (1) year following the date that the Program is no longer manufactured and/or distributed by Licensor, or its licensors. "Customer Service" as used herein may be provided to you by Licensor representatives by telephone and/or by electronic message (e-mail). "Technical Support" may be provided to you by Licensor by telephone, electronic message (e-mail), or by posting of information related to known technical support issues on a website. [. . . ]