Games PC STAR WARS-JEDI KNIGHT-MYSTERIES OF THE SITH User Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

BACKSTORY.......................................................3

INSTALLATION ..................................................4

IF YOU HAVE TROUBLE INSTALLING ....................5

RUNNING THE GAME .........................................5

CREATING A NEW PLAYER OR SELECTING EXISTING

PLAYERS ..........................................................6

SAVE AND LOAD GAMES ....................................6

ADJUSTING FOR 3D ACCELERATION .....................6

SETUP GAMEPLAY .............................................7

SETUP CONTROLS ..............................................7

NEW GAME CONTROLS......................................8

NEW WEAPONS KEYBOARD CONTROLS................8

MYSTERIES OF THE SITH WEAPONS ..................10

NEW OR ADJUSTED POWER-UP ITEMS .............12

CAMERA ..........................................................13

FORCE POWERS ...............................................13

GAINING FORCE POWERS ............................13

FORCE POWER ALLOCATION SCREEN.............14

FORCE ABILITIES ........................................14

PLAYING T IPS AND STRATEGIES.........................17

MYSTERIES OF THE SITH CHARACTERS ...............18

NEW VEHICLES ................................................21

MULTIPLAYER GAMES ......................................24

MULTIPLAYER LIMITATIONS .........................24

MULTIPLAYER CHARACTER

CONFIGURATIONS..................................24

CREATING A MULTIPLAYER CHARACTER ........24

NEW CHARACTER..................................24

CHOOSE CHARACTER .............................25

EDIT CHARACTER .................................26

LOAD CHARACTER ................................26

MULTIPLAYER PERSONALITIES ......................27

MULTIPLAYER EPISODES ..............................27

KILL T HE F OOL WITH THE Y SALAMIRI................27

SITH MULTIPLAYER DUEL ................................29

SITH LIGHTSABER TRAINING.............................29

HOST CONFIGURATION SCREEN.........................29

HOSTING A MULTIPLAYER GAME ......................30

JOINING A MULTIPLAYER GAME......................... 31

NETWORK PROVIDERS ......................................31

MULTIPLAYER TALLY ........................................32

COMMUNICATION .............................................33

CONSOLE COMMANDS .......................................33

CREDITS .........................................................34

CUSTOMER SUPPORT .......................................36

PRODUCT LICENSE AGREEMENT.........................36

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ABOUT THIS MANUAL

Mysteries of the Sith, a companion to Jedi

Knight, contains new levels, characters,

weapons and features that do not appear in

Jedi Knight. Some familiar Jedi Knight

features have a new twist or work differently

in Mysteries of the Sith. This manual

covers only the new features or features that

work differently from those in Jedi Knight.

If a Sith game feature is not covered in this

manual, it works like Jedi Knight, so consult

your Jedi Knight manual for full details.

ABOUT
MYSTERIES OF THE SITH

Though they are related, consider Jedi Knight

and Mysteries of the Sith as two separate

games. Because of software changes and

enhancements, your Jedi Knight settings,

saved players or games do not carry over to

Mysteries of the Sith. Mysteries of the

Sith settings, saved players or games do not

work in Jedi Knight.

INSTALLATION

NOTE: You will need the Jedi Knight Disc 2

to play Mysteries of the Sith for the first

time. Jedi Knight does not need to be

installed on your system, however. If you are

running short on hard drive space, you may

wish to uninstall Jedi Knight to make room.

1 Close all open windows on your desktop

and quit all other applications.

2 Put the Sith disc in your CD-ROM drive.

3 The Mysteries of the Sith Installation

menu will appear. If Autoplay is disabled, and

the game’s Installer does not appear when

you place the CD-ROM in the drive, then

Installer Screen

you’ll need to open the Installer manually. To

do this: Double-click the My Computer icon,

then double-click the CD-ROM icon in the

window that opens. Double-click the Sith.exe

file to open the Installer.

4 In the Installer, click the Install Mysteries

of the Sith button. Follow the onscreen

directions.

5 You will be asked to choose size of

installation (Minimum, Standard and

Complete). Minimum is not recommended for

low-end machines, but select it if you are

short on hard drive space. The load times will

be very slow. Standard is recommended for

most machines. The Complete install is

recommended for low-end machines and will

improve load times and overall performance.

6 Next, choose the destination for Mysteries

of the Sith installation. The default

Mysteries of the Sith directory is:

C:\\\Program Files\\\LucasArts\\MotS. (The

letter of your hard drive may be different.) If

this is not what you want, specify a different

drive and/or directory name. Click Next, then

Next again to start copying files. NOTE: We

recommend installing Sith to its own

directory, not the Jedi Knight directory.

7 You’ll be given the option to create a series

of shortcuts. Creating a shortcut will make it

easier for you to find the game and start it

up. Click the tickboxes to

deselect any shortcuts you don’t want.

8 Setup will create a Mysteries of the Sith

Program Folder for the program icons. Click

Next to create a new folder or select an

existing folder. You’ll also have another

opportunity to view the Readme.

9 If the game is successfully installed, you

will see a Setup Complete screen.

10 If you do not have DirectX 5.0 installed

on your machine, you will be prompted to do

so. Insert Jedi Knight Disc 1, then click Yes.

DirectX will install. You will be prompted to

reinsert the Sith CD. Do so, then click Yes.

See the Jedi Knight or Sith Troubleshooting

Guides for more information on DirectX.

NOTE: You may be prompted to insert your

Windows 95 CD-ROM while installing DirectX.

It’s a good idea to analyse your system after

installing DirectX to see if everything is in

order.

11 Once DirectX is installed, insert the

Mysteries of the Sith disc again, then you

are ready to play.

If You Have Trouble Installing

If you are having trouble installing the game,

see the Troubleshooting Guide for more

detailed installation and troubleshooting tips.

To access the Troubleshooting Guide:

1 Open the Launcher.

2 From the Launcher, click View

Troubleshooting Guide.

Running the Game

1 To run the game after installation, insert

the Mysteries of the Sith disc into your CD-

ROM drive. The game’s Launcher will appear

automatically if Autoplay is active. This

Launcher appears whenever you insert your

Mysteries of the Sith disc, when you

double-click the CD-ROM icon, or when you

select the Mysteries of the Sith shortcut

from your Start menu.

2 If Autoplay is disabled, find the Mysteries

of the Sith directory on your hard drive and

double-click Sith.exe or double-click the CD-

ROM icon, then double-click the

Sith.exe file, and select Play Mysteries of

the Sith in the Launcher to play the game.

Launcher Screen

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3 Click Play Mysteries of the Sith in the

Launcher, which takes you to the opening

cutscene and then to the New Player screen.

4 NOTE: If you are playing for the first time,

you will be prompted to insert Jedi Knight

Disc 2. Insert the Jedi disc, then press

ENTER. You’ll be prompted to insert the

Mysteries of the Sith disc again. Do so,

then click OK.

Creating a New Player or
Selecting Existing Players

Create and select players in Mysteries of

the Sith as you would in Jedi Knight. See

the Jedi Knight manual for details. NOTE:

Players created in Jedi Knight cannot be

used in Mysteries of the Sith, or vice versa.

Save and Load Games

Save and load games in Mysteries of the

Sith as you would in Jedi Knight. See the

Jedi Knight manual for details. NOTE:

Games created and saved in Jedi Knight

cannot be played in Mysteries of the Sith,

or vice versa.

Adjusting for 3D Acceleration

(For 3D Accelerator Card Owners)

NOTE: If you are using 3D acceleration,

Mysteries of the Sith has new coloured

lighting effect option in the Display screen

that enhances lighting in the levels.

Otherwise, adjust 3D acceleration as you

would for Jedi Knight.

TO TURN THE COLOURED LIGHTING

EFFECT ON:

1 Select Setup from the Main Menu. (If you

Setup Display Screen

are already in the game, press ESC to get to

the Setup screen.)

2 From within Setup, click Display. Click the

Enable 3D Acceleration tickbox, then click

the Enable Coloured Lighting tickbox that

appears. NOTE: Checking this box may

adversely affect performance with certain

video cards, and can reduce the frame rate.

You may need to experiment by turning the

effect on or off to see whether the option

improves the look of the graphics without

making the game run too slowly.

3 To experiment, enter the game to see its

graphic quality and performance.

4 If the graphics look poor or the game runs

too slowly, return to the Display screen

(Press ESC, then Setup,

then Display) and uncheck the Enable

Coloured Lighting tickbox.

Setup Gameplay Screen

A tickbox has changed. The Jedi Knight Keep

Lightsaber tickbox on the Setup Gameplay

screen is now called Keep Preferred

Weapon in Sith. When this tickbox is

checked, you will not automatically mount

any weapon you pick up if you are carrying

your preferred weapon. Preferred weapons

are the lightsaber when you are playing a

single player game or the Jedi personality, rail

detonator for the Soldier personality,

carbonite gun for Bounty Hunter personality,

or stormtrooperrifle/electroscope for the

Scout personality in multiplayer games.

Setup Controls Screen

Mysteries of the Sith has a new option, the

Disable Windows Key tickbox on the

Options screen reached via the Controls screen.

Click this tickbox if your keyboard has a

Windows key and you want to disable it

during gameplay so the game is not affected if

you hit the key accidentally.

Setup Controls
Keyboard Screen

At this screen in Sith, several new options

appear in the list, including all the new Force

powers. This allows you to assign hot keys to

all the Force powers so you can use them

more quickly.

Setup Controls Joystick Screen

In the Setup Controls Joystick screen, the

Map Directly to Axis Value tickbox has

been changed so you can adjust input device

sensitivity more accurately than you could in

Jedi Knight. In Sith, when you select the

Map Directly to Axis Value tickbox, the

sensitivity slider changes to a sensitivity text

box with a decimal number. You can now

type in values lower than one to make

finer adjustments for devices like the Logitech

WingMan Warrior. See the Troubleshooting

Guide for additional joystick information.

Setup Controls Options Load
Configuration

Mysteries of the Sith has more controller

configuration sets added to the list. Select your

input device from the list.

Controls Options Screen

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NEW GAME CONTROLS

For the most part, Mysteries of the Sith

has the same default keyboard, joystick and

mouse controls as Jedi Knight. Controls that

are new or have new uses are

listed below.

Jump or

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Swim Up

Crouch or

Swim Down

C

Use X and C keys to “swim” in areas where

there is no gravity. Also use to zoom the

electroscope in and out, scroll through

video camera views, or move up and down

when using Far Sight’s “floating eye.”

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Use to activate camera, and to turn off Far

Sight Force power.

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NEW WEAPONS
KEYBOARD CONTROLS

Fists/Lightsaber Toggle

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Bryar Pistol or BlasTech Pistol

2

Stormtrooper Rifle/Electroscope

3

Toggle

Thermal Detonator/Flash Bomb

4

Toggle

Bowcaster

5

Imperial Repeater

6

Rail Detonator/Seeking Rail

7

Detonator Toggle

Auto/Manual

Sequencer Charge Toggle

8

Concussion Rifle

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Carbonite Gun

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MYSTERIES OF THE SITH
WEAPONS

Mysteries of the Sith has seven new

weapons and some differences from Jedi

Knight in the weapon key commands. See

below for the updated arsenal.

Hand to Hand/Lightsaber (1 key)

Note that the lightsaber has moved from the

O key to the 1 key. Press the 1 key to use fists

for hand-to-hand fighting, press 1 again to use

the lightsaber. Fists in primary mode (CTRL

key) produce a slow, damaging

hook, while the secondary mode (Z

key) is a fast punch. The lightsaber

works the same as it does in Jedi

Knight. Saber autoblocking is slightly

more effective when standing still than

when moving or running. Saber

blocking also works well when moving

backwards.

Blaster (Bryar Pistol) or
BlasTech DL-44 Pistol (2 key)

The Bryar pistol is Kyle’s

weapon, while Mara Jade

uses the BlasTech DL-44

pistol. The Bryar pistol works

as it did in Jedi Knight. For

Bryar Pistol

the BlasTech, hold down the

secondary fire button (Z key) for a

few seconds to release a number of

shots at once, up to four shots.

BRYAR PISTOL AND

BLASTECH AMMO: one energy

BlasTech

DL-44 Pistol

Energy

Cell

unit per fire.

Stormtrooper Rifle/
BlasTech E-11 Electroscope
(3 key)

Press the 3

key to switch

to the

stormtrooper

rifle, then press 3

BlasTech E-11

E-11

Electroscope

again to add the

electroscope cross

hairs. The storm-

Energy

Cell

trooper rifle works as it does in

Jedi Knight. Enhance the stormtrooper rifle

with the scope’s telescopic view so you can

pick enemies off from long range.

The electroscope’s shots do three times more

damage than the stormtrooper rifle and shots

travel more quickly and accurately. The

primary fire (CTRL key) fires a fast, heavy

shot. The secondary fire (Z key) is a toggle

between the two modes of operation

(automatic and manual zoom). To zoom

in/out manually, press secondary fire, then

use the Jump (X key) and Crouch (C key) keys

to zoom. Hit the primary fire key to shoot.

STORMTROOPER RIFLE AMMO: two energy

cells per fire.

ELECTROSCOPE AMMO: four energy cells

per fire.

Thermal Detonator/Flash
Bomb (4 key)

Hit the 4 key once

to use a thermal

detonator, press

4 twice to use the

flash bomb.

Thermal

Detonator

Flash Bomb

Thermal detonators work

as they do in Jedi

Knight. Flash

bombs blind enemies

temporarily with

Flash Bomb Belt

a white flash of light.

The severity of

the blindness

Thermal Detonator Belt

depends on how close

the enemy is when the flash bomb explodes.

Blindness clears up over time. The

flash bomb’s primary and secondary

fires produce timed explosions.

Bowcaster (5 key)

This crossbow-type

weapon from

Jedi Knight fires

bolts in a lethal

Bowcaster

spray and is good for group

situations in close quarters.

In primary fire, hold down

Power

Cell

the fire button to charge the bowcaster to fire

up to five bolts. Secondary fire shoots a

magnetically-sealed bolt that bounces off walls

and goes around corners.

AMMO: power cells.

Imperial Repeater Rifle (6 key)

As in Jedi Knight,

this rapid-fire rifle

lets you fire all three

barrels at once. The

primary mode

(CTRL key) delivers

Power Cell

Imperial

Repeater Rifle

a rapid single burst, while the secondary mode

(Z key) delivers a triple burst spread.

AMMO: power cells.

Rail Detonator/Seeker Rail
Detonator (7 key)

Hit the 7 key once to use the regular rail

detonator.

Press 7 again to

use the seeker

Rail

Detonator

rail detonator.

The rail

Rail Charges

detonator works

as it does

in Jedi Knight.

The new seeker rail

detonator acts as a homing

Seeker Rail

Detonator

Seeker Charges

missile. Press primary or

secondary fire keys to make the seeker home

in and explode on a target. If there is no

target, seekers act like regular rail detonators.

SEEKER AMMO: seeking rail charges.

RAIL DETONATOR AMMO: rail charges.

Auto Sequencer/Manual
Sequencer (8 key)

Press 8 to use the automatic

sequencer and press 8

again to use the manual

sequencer. The automatic

sequencer works as the

Manual
Sequencer
Detonator

sequencer charge does in

Jedi Knight. New manual

sequencers are bombs you

Auto or Manual

Sequencer Charge

can detonate at the press of a button. Charges

look the same for both the automatic and

manual sequencer, the difference is that the

detonator button will appear in your player’s

hand for manual mode. Use primary fire

(CTRL key) to place manual sequencer

charges (up to ten of them), then press

secondary fire (Z key) to explode them.

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Concussion Rifle (9 key)

As in Jedi Knight, this weapon of the

Trandoshan race fires

compressed bullets of

ionised air that

explode in shock

waves.

Concussion Rifle

Power Cell

Primary fires an explosive projectile (eight

cells per fire) which \is dangerous in close

quarters. Secondary fires a shotgun-like

projectile (four cells per fire) for safe use at

close range.

AMMO: power cells.

Carbonite Gun (0 key)

Use the

carbonite gun

to encase your

enemies in carbonite,

Carbonite Gun

like Han Solo was frozen

in The Empire Strikes

Back. Hold down

Carbonite Freeze

Charges

primary fire (CTRL key) to blanket your

enemy with carbonite for a few seconds to

freeze him. Then rush forward and whack him

with the butt of your gun (Z key) to shatter

him before he unfreezes. Or shatter the

enemy with fists or the saber.

AMMO: carbonite freeze charges.

RMF-31 Repeating
Blaster Cannon
(activate with SPACEBAR)

The RMF-31 repeating blaster cannon is a

stationary heavy firepower weapon found in

certain levels. Press SPACEBAR to use it.

(TIP: Look at base of gun, then activate.) You

can sit on top of it and spin using

the turning

keys (RIGHT

ARROW or

LEFT ARROW,

4 or 6 keys) or the Pitch

keys (PAGE DOWN,

Repeating Blaster

Cannon Clip

Repeating Blaster

Cannon

PAGE UP keys). Primary

fire shoots slower four-shot clusters.

Secondary fire produces rapid single shots.

AMMO: repeating blaster cannon clips.

New or Adjusted
Power-Up Items

PRY BAR

Use this to pry open certain doors.

DROID ARM

Finding and using this helps complete a

mission.

HOLOCRON

This holographic projection

contains an important

holographic library which must

not fall into the wrong hands.

TUSKEN CLOTHES

You’ll need this disguise at some

point in the game.

GCT DEVICE

Once you grab the Global Communications

Transponder (GCT) in a certain

level, you

have to make a quick escape.

MANA BOOST

These increase your Force energy by 50

points.

FORCE SURGE

Unlike Jedi Knight, Mysteries

of the Sith has only one kind of

Force Surge. It gives you

unlimited Force energy for 20

seconds.

HEAVY EXPLOSIVE

Be careful where you place it!

SHIELD
SUPERCHARGE

This glowing orange vest

makes you invulnerable for 20

seconds rather than 30 seconds

as it did in Jedi Knight.

JAIL KEY

This common key opens jail cells throughout

the galaxy.

Camera

Available in some

single player and

some multiplayer

levels, the new

camera feature

allows you to

Camera Console

view other areas via video monitors. Be careful,

video cameras can be used by the enemy to spot

your location. Your presence may trigger alarms

if you are spotted. To use the cameras to spy on

other rooms yourself, find a camera console

located on the walls within various levels and

press SPACEBAR to activate the camera. Your

screen will turn into a full video monitor. You

can cycle through the different camera views

with the Left and Right Strafe keys (A and D),

or Jump and Crouch (X and C keys) or with the

mouse or joystick x-axis (turn left/right). To exit

camera mode, press SPACEBAR again.

The video cameras themselves are located high

on the walls in various levels. In single player

games, you can shoot the video cameras to

destroy them, but then you will not be able to

monitor a room if you’ve blown out the

camera there. In multiplayer games you

cannot damage video cameras.

FORCE POWERS

Unlike Jedi Knight, Force powers are very

important to the completion of many of the

puzzles in Sith. You may need to use Force

Pull to manipulate items. You may find

yourself at the bottom of a valley with no

apparent means of escape. Use Force Jump to

find higher ground. If you are trapped, try

Force Seeing. It may reveal a vanishing wall—

and your way out. Use the Force!

The moral choice associated with Jedi

Knight Force powers has changed as well.

Unlike Jedi Knight, Sith Force powers aren’t

divided into light side and dark side

categories. Your actions determine your

morality, not the powers you choose. As both

Kyle and Mara, you play characters already

established on the light path; you will not be

able to change your course within Mysteries

of the Sith. Be aware that you must remain

true to the light side, however. Killing

innocents will sap your Force energy.

Gaining Force Powers

At the beginning of single player games, you

will have unassigned stars that you can assign

when you finish the level. On some levels, a star

you earn may be automatically assigned to a

power you will need at some point in the game.

You will not be able to reassign these stars.

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In single player mode, you gain more

Force powers by earning more stars as you

advance through the game levels and find

secret areas. When you earn more stars,

assign them to specific Force powers at the

Force Power Allocation screen.

In multiplayer games non-Jedi

personalities have pre-assigned Force powers

that cannot be changed. Jedi personalities

work like Jedi Knight multiplayer characters.

See the Creating A Multiplayer Character

section on page 24 for details.

Force Power Allocation Screen

The Mysteries of the Sith Force Power

Allocation screen works somewhat differently

than the Force Power Allocation screen in

Jedi Knight. There is no morality scale or

difference between dark and light powers as

there are in Jedi Knight; all Force powers

are considered neutral.

The Force powers are arranged

differently than they were in Jedi Knight.

Powers become available in a different order

and there are additional powers to choose

from. The powers on the left are considered

the more basic utilitarian abilities, while the

ones on the right are the most powerful

destructive and protecting abilities.

At the Force Power Allocation screen,

you are allowed to choose a certain number

of Force abilities from each

column. The limit is listed at the top of each

column.

Force Power Allocation Screen

Choosing some abilities will block your access

to some other abilities. As you advance in

rank, the more powerful abilities on the right

of the screen will highlight and become

available to you.

Force Abilities

All the Jedi Knight Force powers except

Force Throw and Lightning appear in

Mysteries of the Sith, plus there are five

new abilities including: Chain Lightning, Force

Push, Force Projection, Far Sight, and Saber

Throw.

Some Force powers can be used

together, or you can use one Force power to

negate a power an enemy uses against you.

Experiment to see the range of Force abilities.

FORCE JUMP Many

areas in the game would be

inaccessible without this power.

This power lets you leap unnaturally high. A

quick tap of the F key produces the highest

jump. Hold down the F key down to vary the

height of the jump. In multiplayer games, try

using Force Jump to escape from an enemy’s

Force Grip.

FORCE PROJECTION

This power creates a false image

of your player that can be used

as a decoy to distract enemies. If you are

lucky, the enemy will attack the decoy, not

you. The player “double” remains stationary

as you move your player and works best

when placed on solid ground. If you use

Projection on a life tube, for example, and the

lift tube moves, the hologram doesn’t move

with it. More stars assigned to Force

Projection increase the duration of the decoy.

FORCE SEEING When

using either the overlay or 3D

map, this power makes walls

invisible so you can see the location of

enemies and items. Your strength in the

Force determines what you can see (weapons,

items or other players in multiplayer games).

Force Seeing allows you to see enemies made

invisible by Persuasion, and protects you

from Force Blinding.

Try using this power with the electroscope to

sharpen your view through the cross hairs.

FORCE SPEED This

power makes you run like the

wind. It also makes you harder

to hit, especially in multiplayer games.

FORCE PUSH Use this

Force power to push enemies

into dangerous situations. Target

an enemy with the reticle by holding down

the Force power (F) key, then release to push

him away. Position yourself carefully to push

enemies over cliffs. The more stars assigned

to this power, the stronger the push.

FORCE PULL This long-

armed Force power grabs and

brings items to you. Aim your

reticle to disarm enemies and reach items in

out-of-the-way places. Use it to activate

switches beyond your grasp.

LIGHTSABER THROW

This power gives you the ability

to throw your lightsaber like a

boomerang. The saber will fly from your

hands, smite enemies, then return to your

grasp. While holding your lightsaber, press the

F key to hurl the weapon. The Force draws

the saber back safely into your hands if you

stand ready to catch it. You will always pull

the saber back into your inventory, even if

you move away from the saber and fail to

catch it. If you position yourself to catch the

saber as if flies back, it will relight itself. Extra

stars allotted to this power reduce how much

Force energy is used.

FORCE GRIP This grasping

power lets you choke enemies

from afar. Focus your reticle to

grip enemies. Your enemies cannot move while

being choked, but they can rotate direction and

swing their sabers or shoot. If an enemy damages

your health, leaves your line of sight or blinds

you, he will be released from your grip.

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FAR SIGHT Far Sight allows

you to travel outside your

character’s body to safely explore

around unknown corners or dangerous drop-

offs. Press the Force power key (F key) to

activate Far Sight, then manoeuver using the

movement keys. Use X and C keys to navigate

up and down. Be careful, because your

character will remain stationary and

undefended while this power is active. Press

SPACEBAR to snap back into your character, or

wait for the power to wear off. Stars allotted to

Far Sight increase its duration.

PERSUASION This old Jedi

mind trick “persuades” your enemy

that you are not there. You lose

your invisibility as your Force energy drains.

HEALTH This power

restores your health. Your

number of assigned stars

increases the amount of health you recover.

BLINDING This power

blinds your enemy for a number

of seconds. Use your reticle to aim

it. Be careful, blinded enemies can remember

your location or even hear your movements.

CHAIN LIGHTNING An

advanced version of the Jedi

Knight Lightning Bolts. Target an

enemy with the reticle by holding down the Force

power key (F key), then release to fire Chain

Lightning. Depending upon how many stars

assigned to this power, the lightning will arc

forward from your target to other nearby enemies

(up to four). Target the enemy farthest from you

for best results.

ABSORB Absorb converts

Force damage (Destruction,

Grip, etc.) into additional Force

energy. The Jedi can take the strength from

attackers and use it to his own advantage.

DESTRUCTION

Destruction fires a powerful

blast of Force energy that causes

Force damage. Blasts can be used to push

enemies over cliffs or into walls. Pressing the

Force Power key (F) fires one Destruction

blast straight ahead and will affect multiple

enemies if they are close together.

FORCE PROTECTION

Turn it on and you will have a

temporary Protection sphere

rotating around you that will protect you

from most weapons and Force attacks. Stars

increase the duration.

DEADLY SIGHT Turn it

on and anyone in your field of

view will take continuous

damage. Stars increase the power’s duration.

FORCE DEFENCE A

special immunity to Force

attacks available only in

multiplayer games. This ability is ideal if you

are not yet familiar with the Force powers,

allowing you to jump into games against

more experienced players. Force Defence

reduces the damage of Force attacks,

depending upon how many stars you have

assigned to it. Using Defence involves a

tradeoff: it limits the numbers of active Force

Powers you may choose, and requires two

stars per level. You do not ever activate Force

Defence; it is always on.

PLAYING TIPS AND
STRATEGIES

✦ Begin practicing with your

Force powers early. You will
have to rely on them later in
the game.

✦ Use the lightsaber. It’s very

powerful and can often get
you into areas that other
weapons can’t.

✦ Don’t forget that stealth

and staying hidden may be
preferable to a
confrontation. Not all
creatures are enemies;
investigate before you shoot.

✦ Scout out unknown

territory using Force Seeing
or Far Sight and the
electroscope.

✦ Know the map. Use Force

Seeing with the map overlay
to see enemies’ locations.

✦ Assign hot keys to the Force

powers you use to access
them quickly. (Refer to the
Jedi Knight manual’s
Customise Keyboard Default
Settings section on page 14 to
learn how to assign hot keys.)

✦ If you are inexperienced

using Force
powers in multiplayer
gaming or new to multiplayer
games in general, try playing
lower ranked games or play
personalities other than Jedi.

✦ Learn to use the secondary

fire on the weapons that
have it, especially the light­saber. Consider remapping
secondary fire to your second
mouse button.

✦ Create a variety of

multiplayer characters, so
you have characters with the
appropriate skills for every
game situation.

✦ Figure out which Force

powers multiplayer
opponents have and develop
a strategy to counter them.

✦ Try Force Pushing enemies

into the carbon-freezing
chamber multiplayer level,
then use Force Pull to throw
the switch and activate it.

✦ In most situations, it’s a

good idea not to shoot the
cameras. If you break them,
you can’t use them later.

✦ Don’t underestimate

the trusty Bryar pistol
or BlasTech. Their shots are
very accurate and use
less ammo than other
weapons.

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MYSTERIES OF THE SITH
CHARACTERS

You’ll encounter these characters and a few

surprises along the way. Many characters

from Jedi Knight also appear.

Kyle Katarn Hero Kyle Katarn

has joined the fragile New

Republic in the struggle against

the remnants of the Empire. To

aid in the cause, Kyle has

travelled to a remote base in the

Altyr system, accompanied by Mara Jade.

Mara Jade

about Mara Jade’s early life, only

that Emperor Palpatine took in

Mara as a young girl and trained

her as his Force-sensitive

assassin. After the Emperor’s

death, Mara was left without a protector and

her Force skills languished. With time, Mara

left the dark side and sought out Kyle Katarn

in the hope that he might renew her Jedi

training. If Mara ever completes the training,

she could become one of the most formidable

Jedi in history.

Rancor

crime boss keeps this

fearsome carnivorous

beast as a pet. Victims

unfortunate enough to

find themselves in the

rancor’s dungeon lair usually meet an

untimely demise.

Takara the

Little is known

Vornskr

nocturnal wolf

creatures indigenous to

Myrkr become active

and vicious at night.

With an unnatural hatred of Jedi, they have the

special ability to seek out users of the Force. The

vornskr’s aptitude for guard duty has spread its

species to numerous other planets.

to act as his personal Death Commandos.

R5 Unit

droids are similar to the R2 series

of droids and specialise in starship

maintenance and repair.

will help you in battle.

Rebel Officer

experienced members of the

fledging New Republic’s officer

corps are highly dedicated to the

struggle for freedom and will also

help you in battle.

These

Noghri

reputation as expert killers,

these ape-like warriors are

often hired as bodyguards

and assassins. Darth Vader

once trained these creatures

These astromech

Rebel Soldier

moisture farms of Tatooine to

the marbled halls of Coruscant,

Rebel soldiers hail from all

walks of life, hoping to shore up

the struggling New Republic in

any way they can. Rebel soldiers

Because of their

The

From the

Rebel Commander

the Rebel officer’s commander.

Dianoga

dianoga is a water-

dwelling scavenger with long

tentacle arms for stinging and

capturing prey.

Torture Droid

name is Imperial interrogator droid

(ITO). An interrogator droid is a

robot designed by the Imperial Security

Bureau for use in questioning prisoners.

Assassin Droid

automated killing machines are

programmed to hunt down and

destroy specific targets. Some have

broken their own programming or exist as

deadly remnants of the past, following

outdated orders issued long ago.

TIE Fighter Pilot

pilots are among the Empire’s most

skilled combat pilots. Respected by

Rebels and Imperials alike, TIE pilots

are considered somewhat suicidal, since few

emerge from combat alive.

This is

The

The proper

These

TIE fighter

Scout Trooper

armoured stormtroopers are

usually assigned to Imperial

garrisons. They wield light blasters

and their duty is to scout and create maps of

new terrain.

wampa populates several diverse worlds and

climates.

Sith Jedi Statue

guardians of the Sith temples, the

statues are animated by

trespassing beings, whose Force

energy powers their stone bodies.

Dart Flower

intelligent plants fire deadly darts to

kill prey.

Abron Mar

lieutenant, this gangster enjoys

quenching his thirst in the

numerous local cantinas.

Republic, but his criminal ties make him an

untrustworthy ally.

These lightly

Swamp Wampa

Republic territory expands, it

becomes increasingly apparent

that the creature known as the

Eternal

Takara’s top

Ka’ Pa the Hutt

Unlike many in his family, Ka’

Pa deals with the New

As New

These semi-

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Kaerobani

Lumini Pirates, Kaerobani fancies

himself a dashing pirate king. He is a

collector of rare and unique items,

thinking that his extensive art collection

distances him from the cutthroats he

employs. (Available in multiplayer only.)

Pirate Raiders

Kaerobani’s pirate raiders

are for-hire brigands,

mainly castoffs from

other smuggling operations.

Weequay

Hutt’s enforcers, the Weequay

are armed only with blasters and

a brutish sense of duty to their

current employers. Little is

known about these silent, savage warriors.

These sombre sentries make even the

strongest warrior think twice.

Ysalamiri

ysalamiri is a Force-negating

arboreal creature that has

the unique ability to push

back the Force. It creates a 10-meter wide

bubble where the Force does not exist. Listen

for the ysalamiri’s chirping sound in a level;

his presence keeps you from using Force

powers. Find the ysalamiri and chase him

away to regain use of the Force.

The leader of the

Once Jabba the

The

Ithorian Renegade
(Hammer Head)

Ithorians are peace-loving, some

have turned to bounty hunting as

an alternate source of income.

AT-AT Pilot

Armoured Transport or “walker” both

carries Imperial troops and serves as

an assault craft. The pilot is at a distinct

disadvantage without his machine.

Civilians

civilians can get in your way in

a fight. Harming them will drain

your Force energy as a

consequence of straying from

the light side.

Loading Droid

used for loading cargo, loading

droids’ telescoping arms are

dangerous offensive weapons.

Protocol Droid

droid specialises in translating and

interpreting languages.

While most

The All Terrain

These unarmed

Construction Droid

Primarily used for construction,

these droids can become hostile

if provoked.

This protocol

Primarily

NEW
VEHICLES

The Shrike

Mara Jade’s ship is

on permanent loan

from her old friend,

Talon Karrde. The

ship itself is a

modified Incom

Alpha-52 prototype,

never developed for

the open market.

Heavy Lifter
Shuttle

R-41
Starchaser

Widely used by

pirates, the R-41 is

Abron Mar’s ship of

choice.

Interdictor
Cruiser

Assault
Gunboat

T-16
Skyhopper

Nebulon-B
Frigate

X-wing

A-wing

T-wing

Y-wing

Z-95
Headhunter

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Heavy
Corellian
Corvette

Corellian
Transport

Delta

-class DX-9
Stormtrooper
Transport

Gamma

-class
ATR-6 Assault
Transport

Lambda

-class
Imperial
Shuttle

TIE Bomber

TIE Fighter

TIE
Interceptor

Troop
Transport

Utility Tug

Vindicator

Star
Destroyer

Dreadnaught

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ULTIPLAYER

M

ULTIPLAYER

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G

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MULTIPLAYER GAMES

Mysteries of the Sith allows up to eight

players to battle each other over Local Area

Networks (LANs), or four players can play over

the Internet. Games can be configured using

LANs, the Internet, over modem connections, or

using a serial port connection with a Null

Modem cable. For multiplayer games, each

player requires a Mysteries of the Sith CD.

Multiplayer Screen

Multiplayer Limitations

Mysteries of the Sith’s multiplayer

capability has been tested to be stable at the

supported levels shown below, but the game

can possibly accommodate more players. We

recommend that you play at the following

supported levels.

NUMBER OF PLAYERS
SUPPORTED IN
MULTIPLAYER GAMES

Service Provider/
Type of Game Supported

LAN/Sith Multiplayer Duel/KFY 8

Internet/Sith Multiplayer Duel/KFY 4

Multiplayer Character
Configurations

When you first start Mysteries of the Sith,

the game prompts you to create a player and to

choose a difficulty. The name you enter at the

New Character screen will be the name that is

used to identify you in multiplayer games. To

create a new player or remove an existing

player, click Players on the Main Menu.

Creating A
Multiplayer Character

From the Main Menu, click Multiplayer then

click Multiplayer Characters at the

following screen. If you have not previously

created a multiplayer character, the New

Character screen will open. If you have

already created multiplayer characters, the

Choose Character screen will appear.

NEW CHARACTER

The New Character screen is where you create

multiplayer configurations for the player you

selected/created when you launched Mysteries

of the Sith. You can create many different

configurations with different player models,

Force powers, and lightsaber colours. The

following options are available:

Name: Enter a name for your multiplayer

character configuration. Note that this is not

the name that will appear to you and others

New Character Screen

in multiplayer games, it is simply the name of

the current configuration.

Game Format: Select either Mysteries of

the Sith (Personalities) if you wish to play

using multiplayer personalities or Jedi

Knight (Ranked Jedi Only) if you want to

play using the Jedi rank system with all

players using the Jedi personality.

Personality: If you select Mysteries of the

Sith (Personalities), the Personality

Selection list appears. This feature lets you

create players that have distinct characteristics

and Force powers. Choose the multiplayer

personality you wish to play from the list. (See

the Multiplayer Personalities section on page

27 for descriptions of each personality.)

Rank: If you choose Jedi Knight (Ranked

Jedi Only), the rank selection will be

displayed. Choose a rank from O (Uninitiated)

to 8 (Jedi Master). A character’s rank

determines the range and strength of Force

powers you will be able to choose from. You

are allocated three Force stars for each rank

for a possible total of 24 stars at Rank 8.

Distribute your stars to Force powers on the

Force Power Allocation screen. When hosting

multiplayer games, you can limit games by

rank to control Force power use.

Click OK to go to the Edit Character

Screen or Cancel to return to the Multiplayer

screen.

CHOOSE CHARACTER

Select a character to edit at this screen.

New: Click New to create a new character.

Choose Character Screen

NOTE: If you attempt to join a game with a

character that does not meet the rank limit set

by the game’s host, you will be returned

to the New Character screen where you can

create one that does.

Remove: Highlight a character’s name and

click Remove to delete it from the list.

Edit: Highlight the character you wish to edit

and click OK.

Done: Click Done when finished.

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EDIT CHARACTER

Edit Saber Colour: Click on the arrow

buttons to change the saber’s colour.

Force Powers: Click here to go to the Force

Power Allocation screen. (For more

information, see the Force Power Allocation

Screen section on page 14.)

Model Selection: Use the arrow buttons to

select a character model (“skin”). Different

personalities have different sets of character

models to choose from.

Save: Return to the previous Choose

Character screen and save your changes.

Cancel: Click Cancel to return to the Choose

Character screen without saving your

changes.

Jedi Rank

Player
Name

Configuration
Name

Saber
Colour

Edit Character Screen

Character Model

LOAD CHARACTER

The Load Character screen displays a list of

available characters, information about the

game you are joining or hosting, and

information about your currently selected

character. Click New to create a new character,

Edit to modify an existing character, Remove

to delete a character, Cancel to return to the

Main Menu, or OK to join the game.

Load Character Screen

Multiplayer Personalities

This new Mysteries of the Sith feature

allows you to pick a personality for your

character. Each personality has certain health

and movement characteristics, starts with

certain weapons and inventory, and is better

suited for different fighting styles. Each

personality has specific models you can select.

For example: If you choose the Jedi

personality, you can pick models like Kyle,

Jerec, Darth Vader, or Luke Skywalker. If you

pick the Soldier personality, you can choose to

be a Stormtrooper, Rebel officer, or Rebel

commando.

PERSONALITIES

Each personality is described below:

Jedi: The Jedi is the basic multiplayer

personality and carries the lightsaber and

Bryar pistol. He runs slightly slower than the

Scout, but faster than the Bounty Hunter or

Soldier. The Jedi personality can choose from

all Force powers.

Bounty Hunter: The Bounty Hunter carries

the carbonite gun, stormtrooper rifle and flash

bombs and he’s specially trained in Force

Defence and Force Push. The shields for the

Bounty Hunter begin at 125 units, but he can

carry up to 225. He is slower than the Jedi and

Scout but faster than the Soldier.

Scout: The Scout carries the Stormtrooper rifle

with electroscope and sequencer charges. The

Scout is also trained in the powers of Force

Jump, Force Seeing, Force Persuasion, and

Force Defence. The shields for the Scout begin

at 75 units and have a maximum capacity of

150. Quick and stealthy, the Scout runs fast

and hides from opponents while sniping from

distant perches. When the Scout uses the

electroscope, shots fire silently. The Scout is

the fastest runner of all the personalities.

Soldier: The Soldier comes equipped with the

rail detonator, Stormtrooper rifle, repeater,

thermal detonators, and is trained to use

Force Defence. While the Soldier is the

slowest moving character of all the

personalities, he is specifically suited for

heavy weapons duty with an increased shield

capacity of up to 250 units.

Multiplayer Episodes

There are three different game types called

“episodes” that you can play: Kill the Fool

with the Ysalamiri, Sith Multiplayer Duel and

Sith Lightsaber Training. Each episode has

several game levels. Select a multiplayer episode

on the Host Configuration screen. See below

for descriptions on each.

KILL THE FOOL WITH THE
YSALAMIRI

The Kill the Fool with the Ysalamiri episode is

a collection of levels specifically designed for

playing Kill the Fool with the Ysalamiri (KFY).

The object of Kill the Fool with the Ysalamiri

is to hold on to the ysalamiri for as long as

possible. Whoever keeps the ysalamiri the

longest wins.

Whoever holds the ysalamiri is protected

from Force attacks, but he cannot use his

Force abilities either. No Force powers will

work if you are within

the ysalamiri’s

10-meter sphere.

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Kill the Fool With the Ysalamiri

When you pick up the ysalamiri, a glowing

red bubble will surround you to indicate to

other players that you have the creature. (The

10-meter Force-negating range reaches

beyond the red bubble, however.) A small

icon will also appear in the upper right corner

of your screen.

At the beginning of the game, the host

cannot pick up the ysalamiri for 30 seconds,

nor can clients. This is done to help reduce

the host’s advantage as the first player in the

game so he can’t pick up the ysalamiri before

other players have a chance.

If you die while carrying the ysalamiri, it

is up for grabs. If no one picks up the

ysalamiri within 30 seconds, it will return to

the starting point.

KFY Modes

There are two KFY modes to suit your mood,

friendly and unfriendly.

Unfriendly Mode: In Unfriendly Mode you

can kill any player at any time whether or not

you have the ysalamiri. Leave the Team

Play/Friendly Mode tickbox on

the Host Configuration screen unchecked to

enable Unfriendly Mode.

Friendly Mode: In Friendly Mode you can

only hurt/kill the person with the ysalamiri or

you can harm all other players if you carry

the ysalamiri yourself. Check the Team Play/

Friendly Mode tickbox on the Host

Configuration screen to enable Friendly Mode.

KFY SCORING

(Unfriendly Mode)

✦ Player gets 7 points for picking up the

ysalamiri.

✦ Player gets 1 point every 3 seconds that

he/she holds the ysalamiri.

✦ Player holding ysalamiri gets 1 point for

killing another player.

✦ Player receives 3 points for killing the

ysalamiri’s carrier.

✦ Players lose 2 points for self kills.
✦ Player receives 1 point for killing players

not carrying the ysalamiri.

(Friendly Mode)

✦ Player gets 7 points for picking up the

ysalamiri.

✦ Player gets 1 point every 3 seconds that

he/she holds the ysalamiri.

✦ Player holding ysalamiri gets 1 point for

killing another player.

✦ Player receives 3 points for killing the

ysalamiri’s carrier.

✦ Players lose 2 points for self kills.

SITH MULTIPLAYER DUEL

The Sith Multiplayer Duel episode is a

collection of levels designed as the ultimate

battlegrounds to test your weaponry skills

with friends and other players around the

world. All levels have been liberally placed

with weapons to enhance your game.

SITH LIGHTSABER TRAINING

The Sith Lightsaber Training levels have been

provided for those of you who want to play

solely with the Jedi’s primary weapon—the

lightsaber. The levels can be played only with

ranked Jedi, not personalities. Some of the

Sith Multiplayer Duel levels have also been

included in the Sith Lightsaber Training

episode but have been tuned to maximize

lightsaber-only action.

Host Configuration Screen

The Host Configuration screen is the place

where the host decides the limitations and

features of a game.

The following options are available:

Name of the Game: The name can be a

word or a combination of words, numbers

and spaces.

Mysteries of the Sith (Personalities):

Checking the tickbox will set the game to use

Mysteries of the Sith multiplayer personalities.

Host Configuration Screen

Jedi Knight (Ranked Jedi Only): Checking

the tickbox will set the game to use only the

Jedi Knight personality and will also display

the rank selector.

Rank: If you choose Jedi Knight (Ranked Jedi

Only), the rank selection will be displayed. Choose

a rank from O (Uninitiated) to 8 (Jedi Master). A

character’s rank determines the Force powers he

will be able to choose from and the number of

Force stars available to allocate to those powers.

You are given three Force stars for each rank for

a possible total of 24 stars at Rank 8. Distribute

the stars on the Force Power Allocation screen.

Maximum Players: Up to eight players are

supported on a LAN, four are supported over

the Internet.

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Score Limit: Up to 999 points. Game will

end when score limit is reached.

Time Limit: Up to 999 minutes. Game will

end when time limit is reached.

Team Play/Friendly Mode: When playing

either the Sith Multiplayer Duel Episode or

Sith Lightsaber Training Episode, check this

tickbox to enable team play. The host

computer automatically assigns players to

two sides, red or gold. (For directions on

joining the green or blue team, see the

Console Commands section on page 33.) The

first team to score the limit is the winner.

When playing Mysteries of the Sith

(Personalities), you will be assigned costumes

(or models) that are specific to the personality

you chose. For example, if you are playing as

a Soldier and you are on the red team, you

will wear a stormtrooper costume with a red

shoulder pad. If you are playing as a Jedi on

the gold team, you will wear the Kyle team

skin with a gold stripe. When playing the KFY

episode, checking this tickbox enables

Friendly Mode. (See the KFY Modes section

on page 28 for details.)

Single Level Only: Will limit play to one

level when checked. If left unchecked, players

move to the next level upon completion of

the current level.

Password: Can be any word or combination

of letters, numbers or spaces to allow hosts

to limit players with a password.

Advanced Options: For advanced users

setting up Internet games. Gives you the

ability to change network Tick Rate. For more

detailed information, see Playing

Jedi Knight on the Internet on page 49 of the

Jedi Knight manual.

Episode: Choose from Sith Multiplayer Duel,

Kill the Fool with the Ysalamiri, or Sith

Lightsaber Training episodes, the collections

of related levels.

Level: Choose the level you would like to

play based on the currently selected episode.

HOSTING A MULTIPLAYER
GAME

NOTE: For more detailed instructions and

tips on hosting and joining Internet games,

please refer to the Playing Jedi Knight on the

Internet section on page 49 of the Jedi

Knight manual. To host a game:

1 Click Multiplayer from the Main Menu.

2 Click on Multiplayer Characters.

3 Create a character for the type of game you

want to play.

4 Click Done at the Choose Character screen

and you’ll

be returned to the Multiplayer screen.

5 Click Host Game.

6 Choose a protocol and click OK to go to

the Host Configuration Screen.

At The Host Configuration
Screen

1 Type a name for the game.

2 Set the maximum number of players (the

default is 4).

3 Set a time limit and score limit if you

would like.

4 Select Mysteries of the Sith (Personalities)

or Jedi Knight (Ranked Jedi Only),

depending on which mode you want to play.

5 If you chose Jedi Knight (Ranked Jedi

Only) in step 4, then choose a rank for the

game.

6 Select an episode.

7 Select a level.

8 Confirm that all settings are correct and

click OK.

9 Choose the character configuration you

created earlier at the Load Character screen

and click OK to load the level.

Joining A Multiplayer Game

1 Click Multiplayer from the Main Menu.

2 Click Join Game.

3 Select a protocol and click OK.

Multiplayer Join Game Screen

4 At the Locate Session dialog box click OK to

search for games if playing TCP/IP. If playing

IPX, Locate Sessions will show a list of games

automatically.

5 Select the game you wish to join and click

OK.

6 If you don’t have any multiplayer character

configurations that fit the game requirements,

you will be taken to the New Character

screen. If you have characters already created

that meet the game requirements, you will be

taken to the Load Character screen where you

can either choose an existing character

configuration or create a new one. Select the

character configuration you want to use at

the Load Character screen and click OK to

join the game.

Network Providers

See below for explanations of the different

network providers.

✦ IPX: No extra configuration is necessary

for IPX play over a Local Area Network. Click

IPX Connection for DirectPlay and click

OK. Configure the game as instructed above in

the Game Configuration section and click OK

to host the game.

✦ TCP/IP: No extra configuration is

necessary for TCP/IP games hosted over a

LAN. Click Internet TCP/IP Connection for

DirectPlay and click OK. Configure the game

as below and click OK to host the game.

Instruct joining players to leave the IP

address blank and click OK

to search for your game. For Internet play,

joining players must enter the IP Address of

the host computer. (See the Jedi Knight

manual section Playing Jedi Knight over the

Internet on page 49. This provides you with

detailed information and instructions for

playing on Microsoft’s Internet Gaming Zone

or setting up your own Internet game.)

Multiplayer Provider Screen

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✦ Modem: To host a game over a modem

connection, first make sure your modem is

connected correctly and turned on, then click

Modem Connection for DirectPlay.

Configure the game as described below and

click OK. Choose your multiplayer character

as instructed above and click OK. Then select

the connected modem in the Windows

modem box and click Answer. An answer

box will open, indicating that the computer is

waiting for another modem to connect.

✦ Direct Serial: To play a head-to-head

game between two computers over a Direct

Serial connection, you need a NULL Modem

cable (or serial cable with a NULL Modem

adapter) connected to a free serial port on the

back of both computers. Be sure to confirm the

COM Port before starting the game. See the

Jedi Knight Readme, Troubleshooting Guide

and the Technical Support section of the

LucasArts Web site

(www.lucasarts.com/support) for more

detailed technical information. Once the

connection is

set up, click Direct Serial Connection for

DirectPlay then click OK. We recommend

that you use the default configuration for

Baud Rate, Stop Bits, Parity, and Flow. Click

OK to start the game. NOTE: A connection

between two computers using a parallel or

standard serial cable (without a NULL Modem

adapter) will NOT work.

Multiplayer Tally

The tilde, or˜key brings up a Multiplayer

Tally which can cycle through displays of

team scores and multiplayer scores. In Team

games, team colours will display in an icon

next to each player’s name. In Kill the Fool

with the Ysalamiri games, a red icon will

appear next to the players name that

currently holds the ysalamiri.

When the game ends by score or time

limit, or if you leave a game, the End Game

Tally screen will appear which lists

information about the game including score,

deaths, and self kills.

COMMUNICATION

Mysteries of the Sith has more features for

communicating with other players in

multiplayer games. You can send typed

messages to everyone in the game, to a

specific team or to a specific player. You can

also send pre-recorded .WAV files to taunt

your enemies. See the Readme for details on

the .WAV feature.

Communicating with All
Players

The T key brings up Talk mode while in the

game. Type a message to send to all players

and press ENTER. The message displays at the

top of everyone’s screen.

Communicating with
Teammates

To send a message to everyone on a specific

team, press T, then precede the message with

one of the following

letters followed by a colon:

R = Red team G = Gold team

B = Blue team N = Green team

Example: “R:Run for cover!” sends the

message “Run for cover!” to everyone on the

red team.

Communicating with
Individual Players

To send a message to a particular player,

press T, then precede the message with that

player’s onscreen name (or at least enough

letters to uniquely identify the player using at

least two or more characters), followed by

a colon.

Example: “Stu:Meet me in the reactor!”

sends the message “Meet me in the reactor!”

to every player whose name contains “stu.”

This would include players named “Stumpy,”

“Stu,” or “Beefstu.”

Message Shortcuts

Up to 10 shortcuts can be defined to send

commonly used messages. To define a

shortcut, type the shortcut number (from 0 to

9), followed by an equal sign, followed by the

message you wish to assign to the shortcut.

Example: “4=Ha, ha, I killed you!” assigns

the message “Ha, ha, I killed you!” to shortcut 4.

To send a shortcut message, press T, then

enter the shortcut number by itself as a

message.

Example: “4” sends the message assigned

to shortcut 4.

COMBINING SHORTCUTS

You can also combine shortcuts with

team/individual message strings.

Example: “R:0” sends the message

assigned to shortcut 0 to everyone on the red

team.

Example: “Sithy:9” sends the message

assigned to shortcut 9 to everyone whose

name contains “Sithy.”

Console Commands

Console commands are advanced options that

provide hosts and players with control over

network and gameplay options from within

the game. To access the console, press the T

key then TAB. At the console prompt, type

one of the following commands to perform

that action:

Team x: To switch to a different team while

in a multiplayer team game, type Team x at

the Console where x is the number of the

team you want to join. Team 1 is Red, Team 2

is Gold, Team 3 is Blue, and Team 4 is Green.

Only Team 1 and 2 are automatically assigned

when entering a team game.

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Endlevel: The endlevel command enables

the game server to move on to the next level

if the Single Level Only option on the Host

Configuration screen is unchecked.

If the Single Level Only option is checked,

entering endlevel at the console will simply

end the game.

Kick or Boot: Using the “kick” or “boot”

command allows the host to kick a player out

of the game.

Example: Typing either kick Sithy or

boot Sithy will remove player named “Sithy”

from the game.

CREDITS

PROJECT LEADER

AND DESIGNER

Stephen R. Shaw

PRODUCTION

MANAGER

Lleslle Aclaro

PRODUCTION

COORDINATOR

Linda Villalobos

Grisanti

ADDITIONAL

DESIGN

Ryan Kaufman

Kevin Schmitt

LEAD

PROGRAMMER

Aaron Giles

PROGRAMMERS

Richard Fife

Yves Borckmans

Ray Gresko

ADDITIONAL

PROGRAMMING

Stephen Ash

Yuan Wang

Amit Shalev

INSANE VIDEO

COMPRESSION

Vince Lee

LEAD LEVEL

DESIGNER

Kevin Schmitt

LEVEL DESIGNERS

Duncan Brown

Stephen Hwang

Ryan Kaufman

Chris Klie

Tim Longo

Chris McGee

Donald Sielke

Jacob Stephens

Trey Turner

KFY LEVEL

DESIGN

Serge Debroeyer

TEXTURES

Chris Hockabout

Buddy Hannon

ART TECHNICIAN

Anthony Chiang

LEVEL

TECHNICIAN AND

OBJECT

PLACEMENT

Jeffrey “Pinecone”

Kung

3D OBJECTS AND

ANIMATION

Dan Colon, Jr.

Christina Napier

Jim Rice

Leonard Robel

Clint Young

INSTALLER/

LAUNCHER

Darren Johnson

Sound
Production

SOUND DESIGN

Larry the O

David Levison

MUSIC EDITING

Peter McConnell

VOICE

PROCESSING

Clint Bajakian

MUSIC

COMPOSITION

John Williams

Voice
Production

VOICE DIRECTOR/

PRODUCER

Darragh O’Farrell

SENIOR VOICE

EDITOR

Khris Brown

ASSISTANT VOICE

EDITORS

Coya Elliott

Cindy Wong

Quality
Assurance

MANAGER

Mark Cartwright

SUPERVISOR

Dan Connors

LEAD TESTER

Geoff Jones

ASSISTANT LEAD

MULTIPLAYER

TESTER

Tim Miller

ASSISTANT LEAD

SINGLE

PLAYER TESTER

John Hannon

LEAD

INTERNATIONAL

TESTER

Matthew Azeveda

TESTERS

John Buzolich

John Castillo

Joseph Chiang

Michael Dillon

Dana Fong

Brent Jay Andaya

Jalipa II

John Kathrein

Corey Navage

Alex Neuse

Jeff Sanders

Christopher John

Snyder

Todd Stritter

Lee Susen

Scott Tingley

Aaron Young

Paul Zabierek

BURNING

GODDESS

Wendy "Cupcake"

Kaplan

BURNING

ASSISTANT

Kellie "Twinky"

Walker

Compat­ibility
Testing

SENIOR

COMPATIBILITY

TECHNICIAN

Chip Hinnenberg

LEAD NETWORK

COMPATIBILITY

Doyle Gilstrap

TECHNICAL

WRITING

Lynn Selk

COMPATIBILITY

TECHNICIANS

Jim Davison

Kevin Von Aspern

Dan Mihoerck

Jason Lauborough

Charlie W. Smith

PRODUCT

SUPPORT

MANAGER

Dan Gossett

PRODUCT

SUPPORT

SUPERVISOR

Dave Harris

Documen­tation

MANUAL

Mollie Boero

Tim Miller

MANUAL DESIGN

Patty Hill

PACKAGE DESIGN

Soo Hoo Design

PACKAGE ART

Cory Allemeier

Clint Young

A VERY SPECIAL

THANKS

George Lucas

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MUSIC CREDITS

All music composed and conducted

by John Williams

From the

"STAR WARS ORIGINAL MOTION

PICTURE SOUNDTRACK"

© 1977

Imperial Attack

From the

"RETURN OF THE JEDI

ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE

SOUNDTRACK"

© 1983

The Emperor

From

"STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE

SPECIAL EDITION" CD

© 1997

Binary Sunset

The Death Star/The

Stormtroopers

From
"RETURN OF THE JEDI
SPECIAL EDITION" CD

© 1997

Jabba's Baroque Recital

From

"THE STAR WARS

TRILOGY ORIGINAL

SOUNDTRACK ANTHOLOGY"

© 1993

Princess Appears

Mousebot Blast Off

Inner City

Rescue Princess

Walls Converge

Last Battle

Luke's Escape

Betrayal at Bespin

Rebels Escape

Asteroid Field

Training Jedi

Lando's Palace

Hyperspace

Han Returns

Main Title (Jedi)

Leia Breaks News

Cantina Band #2

Hive of Villainy

Crash Landing

Battle Lines

Losing Hand

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