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About Photosensitive Seizures
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Immediately stop playing and consult a doctor if you experience any of these symptoms. Parents should watch for or ask their children about the above symptoms—children and teenagers are more likely than adults to experience these seizures.
The risk of photosensitive epileptic seizures may be reduced by sitting farther from the television screen, using a smaller television screen, playing in a well-lit room, and not playing when you are drowsy or fatigued.
If you or any of your relatives have a history of seizures or epilepsy, consult a doctor before playing.
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Table of Contents
Your Mission |
2 |
Lock and Load |
2 |
Training |
3 |
Controls |
4 |
HUD |
6 |
Single Player |
8 |
Battle Operations |
8 |
Rounds |
8 |
Buy Menu |
9 |
Spectator Mode |
10 |
Scenarios |
10 |
Multiplayer Games |
12 |
System Link |
12 |
Xbox Live |
13 |
Weapons and Gear |
20 |
Warranty, Customer Support |
32 |
1
Your Mission
Welcome.
The global arena is rife with confl ict. Underground terrorist organizations willing to risk their lives for political change are at war with national and international peacekeeping organizations in dozens of hot spots around the world.
Choose to defend the innocent as a counter-terrorist or wreak havoc as a terrorist. Read on to get the knowledge you need to be effective in the fi eld.
Get ready to move out. Your team needs you.
Lock and Load
First, identify yourself. Create a player profi le. Once you create a profi le, you can access the Main Menu.
From the Main Menu, choose Training to learn how to play
Counter-Strike™. Play a single-player game of Counter-Strike with computer-controlled players (bots), or play a multiplayer game of Counter-Strike with your friends over Xbox Live™ or System Link. Choose options to adjust your controller scheme, audio, and online settings. You can also select a different player profi le or create a new one.
Counter-Strike automatically signs in to Xbox Live with your last gamertag (account name) at the game’s start.
Turn auto sign-in on or off from the Xbox Dashboard. To use auto sign-in, your
account must not have a pass code.
2
Training
Training familiarizes you with being a terrorist or counterterrorist, including tutorials on weapons purchase, hostage rescue, and bomb placement and defusing. Some additional tips follow.
Crouch Jump
Press A to jump. While in the air, hold the left trigger to crouch. This move lets you reach certain ledges not otherwise accessible.
Weapon Cycling
Pressing Y cycles among your primary and secondary weapons and knife. If you have purchased grenades, cycle through them by pressing b.
Alternate Fire
Some weapons have special features, such as a silencer, scope, or burst-fi re mode. To trigger these alternate fi re functions, press the B button.
Weapon Dropping and Swapping
Killed players drop their weapons. To swap your weapon for one on the ground, look at the weapon while standing over it and press X. To drop your current weapon, press b.
Radio Commands
Radio your teammates basic commands, such as orders to back you up or hold position, using the D-pad. If you are playing with bots, they acknowledge your commands and follow them if they can.
3
Controls
Crouch
Movement
(Click) Buy Menu
(Click+hold) Quiet movement
Current scores
In-Game Menu
Radio commands
(Left) Report in. (Right) Taking fi re. (Up) Follow me. (Down) Hold position.
Fire weapon
Reload/use
Cycle weapons
Alternate fi re
Jump
Cycle grenades
Drop weapon
Look around (Click+hold) Fast look
Default controls are shown. To modify, select Options from the Main Menu, select Control Options, and then press Y.
4 |
5 |
HUD
Your heads-up display (HUD) is your primary means of keeping abreast of combat.
Radar dots show the positions of teammates and objectives; T-shapes signify teammates who are higher or lower than you.
Rescue icon
Bomb-defuse kit icon
Bomb icon
Weapon selection bar shows the weapon chosen when you switch weapons.
Shopping basket icon
Health and armor meters track your vitals. Once |
Time remaining meter |
your health hits zero, you’re dead. Armor helps |
shows time left in the |
reduce damage to your body in battle. |
round. |
Reticle represents your point of aim and your accuracy; the larger the reticle, the larger your spray of bullets.
Rescue icon appears in a hostage-rescue zone, where counter-terrorists bring hostages for rescue.
Bomb-defuse kit icon appears when you carry a bomb-defuse kit.
Bomb icon appears when you carry the bomb and blinks when you can plant the bomb.
Shopping basket icon appears in a buy zone, where you
can purchase weapons and equipment.
Money buys weapons and equipment (see page 9).
Ammunition meter shows your current weapon’s ammo, and the ammo left to reload with.
6 |
7 |
Single Player
Play a single-player match to jump right into a battle with computer-controlled opponents and teammates.
TO START A SINGLE-PLAYER MATCH
1.From the Main Menu, select Single Player.
2.To play a match with preset rules, select Beginner, Standard, or Professional. Press A to select a map. –or–
To play a custom match, select Custom, set your match options, and then press A to select a map.
3.Press A to begin the match.
Battle Operations
When you begin a Counter-Strike match, you fi rst select whether to join the counter-terrorist or terrorist team. You can also choose to be automatically assigned to a team or to watch the game rather than playing (see page 10).
Rounds
A Counter-Strike match is made up of timed rounds. The number of rounds is set by the game host. Each round represents a single attempt by terrorists and counterterrorists to fulfi ll their objectives. One team usually emerges from a round with a victory. The team with the most round victories at the match’s end wins the match.
Terrorists and counter-terrorists start a round at different insertion points and get freeze time to safely buy weapons and equipment for the upcoming battle. Once freeze time is up, players begin combat.
Buy Menu
The Buy Menu appears at each round’s start. From it, you can buy primary weapons (rifl es, heavy, and SMGs), pistols, and equipment, such as Kevlar armor. Each player starts with some cash to buy items and earns more by achieving objectives (see the back cover). To choose an item, move your left thumbstick to it and press A.
When you select a weapon on the Buy Menu, a chart shows how that weapon compares to others in fi repower, rate of fi re, accuracy, and reload speed. On this chart, the fi rst number listed for Ammo shows how much the weapon’s ammo clip holds and the second shows how much ammo you can have in reserve. Under Special, you’ll fi nd capabilities used by pressing the alternate fi re button.
Buy primary weapon ammo by pulling the right trigger repeatedly, and pistol ammo by pulling the left trigger repeatedly. To close the Buy Menu, press B. To reopen it, stand in a buy zone and click the left thumbstick.
Be aware—the game’s host sets a limited time period to buy gear. You cannot buy items after this time has passed.
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