Games PC TUROK 2-SEED OF EVIL User Manual

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Health Warning

For your health, rest about 15 minutes for each hour of play. Avoid playing when tired or suffering from lack of sleep. Always

play in a brightly lighted room, and stay as far from the television screen as possible. Some people experience epileptic seizures

when viewing flashing lights or patterns in our daily environment. These persons may experience seizures while watching TV pictures or playing video games. Even players who have never had any seizures may nonetheless have an undetected epileptic condition. Consult your doctor before playing video games if you have an epileptic condition or immediately should

you experience any of the following symptoms during play: dizziness, altered vision, muscle twitching, other involuntary

movements, loss of awareness of your surroundings, mental confusion, and / or convulsions.

Multiplayer with Text-To-Speech – Play Multiplayer with Microsoft’s Text-To-Speech: type a message and other players will hear what you’ve typed. Note: it takes a bit longer for Turok

2 to load in this mode, be patient.

Double-click on Single Player to master the world of T urok

2. When you’re ready, challenge

real-world opponents in Multiplayer mode!

NOTE: If you chose an installation option other than the full install, some of these shortcuts may be

missing. We also recommend that you close all other applications while running Turok

TWO DEADLY DESTINIES, ONE TIMELESS TASK...

T urok®2 gives you two great ways to play: There is Quest mode, a single player campaign that continues the T urok

story through many new levels of darkness and danger. Or try Internet/LAN multi-player mode: full-screen competition against remote human opponents across the Internet or a LAN (Local Area Network). Whichever game you choose, you must conquer your fears and master your skills in order to survive to victory.

THE LEGEND CONTINUES

When Turok®destroyed The Campaigner and the Chronoscepter, he unwittingly unleashed a new threat, this one even more menacing than the one he’d mastered. For back when time began, the one they call Primagen challenged creation and was caught up in a prison of his own making. The Lazarus Concordance realized the danger and erected a series of Energy Totems at places thought to be vulnerable to the Primagen’s power. Awakened by the destruction of the Chronoscepter, the ancient Primagen urgently calls upon his hapless minions to destroy the Energy Totems and free him from his prison. It falls to Joshua Fireseed, the new Turok

, to confront the challenge as he struggles for the very existence of the Lost Land! He must pay close heed to the wisdom of Adon, the Speaker of Forever Light as she guides him through multiple levels of new adversaries. As Turok

, you will meet some familiar foes, like the hideous Purr-Linn, and come face to face with a

blood-chilling cavalcade of new adversaries. As Turok

, you will need daring, cunning, and all the wonderful

weapons at your command to defeat the Primagen and save the Lost Land and perhaps the universe!

GAME LAUNCHER MENUS

When you start T urok®2, the Game Launcher window appears on your Windows desktop. It presents a series of menus that allow you to choose and configure the type of game you want to play. Use the MOUSE to highlight an item, and LEFT CLICK to confirm a choice and go to the next screen. Highlight GO BACK and LEFT CLICK to return to a previous screen.

There are two Main Menu opening screens: a version for Single Player play, and a version for Multiplayer play.

GAME LAUNCHER: SINGLE PLAYER MAIN MENU

At the Game Launcher Main Menu, you have these choices:

Start Game – Start a "local" Single Player game. You’ll enter the game, where further choices as to game type and other options can be made. See "SINGLE PLAYER ACTION" below.

Options – Set controller, audio, and video options. Help – Online help. Help includes this manual and many other last-minute

details about Internetand LAN play. Quit –Return to Windows

Once you’ve left the Game Launcher and entered a game, further menu choices are made by using the

I/M

keys to highlight a choice, and the e key to confirm the choice. If a choice has several options, use the I/

keys to highlight the choice, and the J/

keys to select the option desired.

AUTOPLAY INSTALLATION

Insert the Turok®2 CD into your CD-ROM drive. If you have

Autoplay enabled, After a moment, the installation process will

automatically start. Follow the on-screen prompts. The default

installation installs all options, including some free software.

You will be given the option of not installing some compo-

nents. If you later decide you want those components, you

can run the installation process, choose "Custom", and install

what you wish.

MANUAL INSTALLATION

Double click on "My Computer", then double click on your CD-ROM’s

icon. Proceed as above.

STARTUP

After installation you will able to run the game in either of two ways:

From Windows’ Start menu – Click on Start, Programs,

Acclaim Entertainment, Turok

2 Seeds of Evil™.

From your Windows Desktop – The installation process creates a Turok folder on your desktop

containing shortcuts to T urok

There are three ways you can start T urok

2 (the folder contains a shortcut for each with the following titles): Single Player – Play the Single Player game on your local PC. Multiplayer – Play a Multiplayer game over a LAN or the Internet.

MINIMUM SYSTEM

REQUIREMENTS

• Pentium 200 PC with Voodoo or equivalent performance 3D accelerator video card

• Pentium 166 PC with Voodoo 2 or equivalent performance 3D accelerator video card

• 32 MB RAM

• 200 MB hard disk space, maximum installation

• 4X or better CD-ROM drive

• Windows

95/98

• 3D accelerator video card, 3Dfx Voodoo equivalent or better

• Sound card

• Supports all DirectInput compatible controllers

GAME LAUNCHER: MULTIPLAYER MAIN MENU

Internet – Play Death Match games against remote players on the Internet. See "Multi-Player Internet and LAN Play" later for further details.

LAN – Play Death Match games against remote players over a LAN. See

"Multi-Player Internet and LAN Play" later for further details.

Options – Set controller, audio, and video options. Help – Online help. Help includes this manual and many other last-minute

details about Internet and LAN play. Quit – Return to Windows.

GAME LAUNCHER: OPTIONS

Audio – View/change audio setup. This brings up a Windows®Dialog Box that allows you to change volume, sound quality, and set stereo/mono play.

Video – As of this writing, Turok

2 supports most 3D-accelerator cards via

Direct3D. The first time you run the Game Launcher, the above Windows Dialog Box will appear listing 3D cards in a "Video Cards" section. While the list of cards is extensive, yours may not be listed. In this case, choose "Unlisted D3D Card." Another approach for unlisted cards is to choose a card that uses the same 3D chipset as yours. If you have a 3Dfx card, you won’t see this Dialog Box, as a 3Dfx card is automatically detected and 3dfx’s Glide driver is selected as the default driver (performance should be a bit faster than under Direct3D). If you change video settings later, this Dialog Box will reappear when appropriate.

After the first time the game is run, selecting "Options", "Video" will bring up this Dialog Box.

Choose a Driver – Unless you have a 3Dfx card, the only option here is Direct3D.

Texture Options – Select "High Detail" for best look. If performance with your PC is "choppy", selecting "Normal Detail" may result in a performance increase.

Properties – Click on "Properties" for further video options. If your 3D-accelerator card is running under Direct3D, clicking on "Properties" from the Windows "Video" Dialog box brings up the above Dialog Box. Recommended settings will appear checked. The primary option you may wish to set is "Resolution." Higher resolutions will look better, but may run slower.

If your 3D-accelerator card is a 3Dfx card , clicking on "Properties" from the

Windows "Video" Dialog box brings up the above Dialog Box. Recommended settings will appear checked. The main option to set is "Resolution". This selects a screen resolution and monitor refresh rate. To insure that you’ve chosen a valid combination for your 3Dfx card and monitor, click on "Test" and follow instructions.

GAME LAUNCHER: CONTROLS

Keyboard – View/change keyboard setup. This brings up a Windows Dialog Box that displays current keyboard settings and allows extensive re-mapping to suit your taste. For both Game Launcher and In Game options, changes will remain in effect for current and future games or until changed again.

Joystick/Pad – View/change joystick or Joypad settings. Mouse – View/change mouse setup. Load – Load a saved controls configuration. Save – Save currunt controls configuration

SINGLE PLAYER ACTION

You are presented with a series of menus that allow setup of a single player game

SINGLE PLAYER MAIN MENU

At the Single Player Main Menu, you have these choices:

Start Game – Start a Game. Cheats – Cheats let you alter the game in amusing and startling ways. Once

you’ve entered a cheat it is stored and will appear on your list, with the option to turn it on or off.

Options – See Options. Sound Options – See Sound Options.

OPTIONS

Before you start a game, it is wise to set your options. To set options, highlight the desired option using the

I/M

keys, then use the J/Kkeys to toggle settings. For options with sliders, moving the slider to the right increases the effect, while moving it to the left decreases it. Moving the slider all the way to the left turns some options OFF.

Difficulty – Toggle among Easy, Normal and Hard skill level settings. Auto Aim – Set to ON for automatic targeting help. Blood Color – Choose to play with red or green blood, or turn the blood off. Opacity – Sets the transparency of the on-screen display. Use the Control

Pad/Stick to toggle from Clear up to Opaque.

Horz Sens – This slider controls the horizontal control sensitivity. The higher the sensitivity, the quicker Turok

will turn.

Vert Sens – This slider controls the vertical control sensitivity. The higher the sensitivity, the quicker Turok

will

look up or down. Weapon Select – Choose Quick or Normal weapons selection. Quick selection allows you to select weapons

more rapidly by splitting weapons between two "wheels", one brought up by the WEAPONS DOWN key (

is default), and one by the WEAPONS UP key (Zis default).

Brightness – Set the brightness of the display to suit your monitor.

Setup Controls – Set keyboard, mouse, or joystick configurations.When through setting options,

highlight Go Back and press eto return to the Main Menu.

CLIMBING CONTROLS

There are many places Turok®can climb, such as walls, ladders, vines, etc. These usually look somewhat different than the surrounding area. Use the basic MOVEMENT and JUMP keys to climb up/down, move left/right, and jump.

Note: Turok®can only use certain one-handed weapons while clinging to a climbable surface.

SWIMMING CONTROLS

Sometimes in his quest for the Primagen,Turok®will need to swim. It is a good idea to practice your swimming, as the 3D underwater environment can be disorienting at first. The waters of the Lost Land are too full of dangers to chance without preparation. Turok

has special weapons which only work below the water’s surface.

When swimming at surface level, any available weapon may be used.

Note: Turok®can only remain underwater for brief periods before he needs to surface for oxygen.

T urok

will begin to see red when he needs oxygen. If he doesn’t surface in time, he will

black out and lose a life. Press JUMP to surface.

Default Swimming Controls:

RIDING

Throughout the Lost World, Turok®will come upon Styracosaurus pens. If he can climb to the mounting rig, he will automatically climb aboard. From there, control the Styracosaurus as you would Turok

(of course,

dinosaurs cannot strafe left and right).

DEFAULT RIDING Controls:

WEAPONS

There are plenty of weapons in Turok®2: Seeds of Evil™, and it’s a good thing, too. Turok®starts his

quest with only basic hand-held weapons (the Talon). As he progresses, he finds increasingly powerful weapons and ammunition. There are different weapons available depending on whether

T urok

is underwater, riding or on foot.

SOUND OPTIONS

Music Volume – Use I/Mto adjust the music volume. SFX Volume – Use

I/M

to adjust the sound effects volume.

Speech Volume – Adjust the volume of the in-game speech.

QUEST MODE

After launching a Single Player game, you’ll come to the Single Player Main Menu. You will have a choice of New Game or Load. Select Load to resume a saved game from where you left off, or New Game to begin a new quest. Highlight your choice and press

. As T urok®, the player jumps, fights, swims, and rides through multiple manic levels, trying to find and protect the Energy Totems from destruction at the hands of a wide variety of creatures willing to do the Primagen’s bidding. T urok’s

quest will take him through many strange,

often terrifying new worlds. Only with skill, courage and determination will T urok

be able to surmount the challenges that face him and follow his quest to its ultimate goal: the final destruction of Primagen. Make sure to carefully study the in-game level descriptions for details about your goals.

Action Map – Press the

key to bring up the map display, which can be a useful tool to navigate through the Lost Land. Each type of region/terrain has the same color scheme across all levels. A yellow arrow indicates your current position. Press the

key again to deactivate the display.

Primagen Keys – Throughout your quest, be watching for keys hidden on each level. You must collect all the Primagen keys in order to enter Primagen’s prison and successfully complete the game.

Hub Portal – Within the Lost Land is a Hub Portal which allows T urok

to teleport from one level to another by collecting a certain number of keys and accessing the matching hub door. There are multiple hub keys for each level.

Feathers – On each level, T urok®must find a Feather which allows him to access the Secret Talisman for that level.

DEFAULT CONTROLS

MOVMENT, SHOOTING CONTROLS

Button Action

Move Forward

Move Backwards

, MOUSE

Rotate Left

, MOUSE Rotate Right

, LEFT MOUSE BUTTON Fire

, RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON

Jump

Weapon Select Up

Weapon Select Down

HOME Look Up

END Look Down

Strafe Right

Strafe Left

Crouch

Toggle Map On/Off

Button Action

Strafe Left

Forwards

Strafe Right

Backwards

Swim Upwards

Swim Left

Swim Right

Fire Weapon

Surface

A, Z

Weapon Select

Button Action

, LEFT MOUSE BUTTON

Fire Missile

Fire .20mm Cannon

USING WEAPONS

1.Aand Zkeys to cycle weapons.

/LEFT MOUSE to fire/use current weapon (hold to charge some weapons).

3. When riding, press

to fire your secondary weapon.

4. Press

to toggle ammo.

5. Press

to toggle weapon upgrade.

SNIPER MODE

When using certain weapons, pressing the LEFT SHIFT key or one of the ZOOM keys (; and ‘) will toggle Sniper Mode On and Off. If a weapon is not compatible with Sniper Mode, the mode will not be engaged. When ON, a sniper scope will display and you’ll be ready for some serious hunting. Hold the ; to Zoom In or ‘ to Zoom Out.

Note: In Sniper Mode, the Jump function of the

is disabled until Sniper Mode is turned off

(by pressing LEFT SHIFT).

QUICK SELECT

Note: If Quick Select was turned on in the Options menu, you will be able to

choose weapons more quickly.

1. Press and hold the WEAPONS DOWN key (default: A). A circle of weapons will appear on screen.

2. Press a number on the Numeric Key Pad (other than the

or the 0) that "corresponds" to the weapon

you desire. E.g., the

corresponds to the weapon at the top of the weapons circle, the 2key corre-

sponds to the weapon at the bottom of the circle, etc.

3. Release the WEAPONS DOWN key to select and arm the weapon.

4. Repeat process with the WEAPONS UP key (default:

) to choose from a different

circle of weapons.

Note: Whatever other actions had been assigned to the Numeric Key Pad keys will be disabled

until WEAPONS UP/DOWN is released. Also, the mouse or a joystick can be used to quick select a weapon by moving in the direction of the desired weapon.

PRIMARY WEAPONS

Primary weapons are those Turok®uses on land (excepting the Talon and War Blade, which also work underwater). Many of these can be upgraded. Should you prefer the "original" version to the upgraded version, (say, the Shotgun to the Shredder), press the ALTERNATE WEAPON key (default: N) to toggle weapon upgrades. Likewise, you may wish to conserve more powerful ammo (use standard arrows instead of Tek arrows, for example). To do so, press the ALTERNATE AMMOkey (default: H) to toggle ammo types.)

Flare – Better to light a flare than to curse the darkness. Unlimited uses,

but must be recharged.

Talon – This basic weapon is a powerful close range weapon in the hands of a

skilled warrior like T urok®. An impressive twin-bladed weapon that is worn strapped to the hand with leather bands.

War Blade – The War Blade is a far more deadly hand-to-hand combat weapon by

virtue of its size and striking power. A large weapon carved out of wood or Moose antler, the War Blade is capable of delivering far more powerful blows than the Talon.

Bow – This basic bow fires standard arrows and is T urok

’s first distance weapon.

Tek Bow – The high-tech brother of the ancient hunting weapon of the Saquin

Nation, no T urok®would be complete without it. This weapon fires standard arrows, as well as deadly Tek Arrows.

.9 MM Pistol – The entry-level firearm for the game. Capable of semi-automatic

fire, the pistol is not very useful against larger enemies. Max 50 rounds. Collect extra ammo.

Mag .60 – This semi-automatic machine pistol represents another leap forward in

firepower. Collect extra ammo.

Tranquilizer Gun – The Tranquilizer Gun provides a non-lethal, but effective means

of temporarily dispatching enemies. Depending on the number of hit points an enemy has, and whether or not it is immune to the tranquilizer, one or more shots from this weapon can render the enemy unconscious for a time. Once the tranquilizer wears

off, however, the enemy will regain consciousness, and harbor a serious grudge! Collect extra darts.

Charge Dart Rifle – This is an upgrade of the Tranq gun, and is effective

against more enemies. Charge Darts are electrified flechettes fired at high speed. The flechette carries a powerful electric charge that can temporarily stun many enemies with a single hit, giving the player time to select another weapon and

finish the enemy off, or retreat.

Assault Rifle (Multiplayer only) – This light but lethal weapon provides

ample stopping power in Death Match play.

Shotgun – The shotgun is a powerful weapon, but has a slow rate of fire. Extremely

useful in close range situations. Comes with 10 standard shotgun shells. Max 20 standard shotgun shells, 20 explosive shells.

The Shredder – The Shredder is an ugly piece of weaponry. It fires ricochet

rounds which can bounce around corners, giving you all sorts of stealth options.

Plasma Rifle – This high-tech version of an assault rifle fires tracer-like plasma

bursts. Comes with 30 plasma rounds (counted down by 3 each time the weapon is fired). Max 150 plasma rounds.

Firestorm Cannon – The Firestorm Cannon delivers a literal rain of firepower

that can rip enemies to bits in seconds. Comes with 90 plasma rounds. Max 150 plasma rounds.

Sunfire Pods – Sunfire pods are a mystical weapon devised by the ancients.

Sunfire Pods are smooth, spherical objects made of a substance not unlike polished obsidian. Said to contain the very essence of the Sun itself, these unique weapons

have no effect outdoors in well-lit areas. However, when used in a dark environment, they explode with a brilliant white flash, blinding any enemy within range (that is not immune) for a short time, effectively rendering them helpless and unable to attack. The Sunfire Pod has a more sinister effect when used against the legions of the Blind Ones. After many centuries beneath the earth they have a lethal allergy to sunlight...the same light trapped in a Sunfire Pod. The Sunfire Pod will effect certain other cave-dwelling enemies in the same way. Turok®can collect extras.

Cerebral Bore – Sounds like an academic cocktail party, but this is a particularly

nasty bit of alien technology. The Cerebral Bore fires a projectile that locks onto

brainwave activity. Sets of hooked prongs are thrust deep into the victims’ skull upon

impact, draining their brain fluid. Messy! The Cerebral Bore is not effective against creatures of low intelligence, as the signals given off by their brains are not sufficient for the Bore to track onto brainwave activity. As a result, the projectile will aim for the head of any enemy it is fired at.

Proximity Fragmentation Mine Layer – Proximity mines offer a particularly

grueling death. Proximity mines are fired forward from a special launcher. A small

green light blinks atop each mine. When an enemy gets too close to a mine, the mine

will let out a high pitched beep and the green light will flash red. A small charge launches the mine into the air where a second charge detonates the mine. When the mine explodes, it sends a wall of shrapnel out on a horizontal path at about knee level. This wave of shrapnel can cut a man off at the knees, and slice smaller enemies into pulpy goo.

(NOTE: individually placed P.F.M.s can be used as a separate trap internal in the game)

This weapon has an extremely slow rate of fire. Comes with 3 P.F.M.s Max 10 P.F.M.s.

Grenade Launcher – Lob some danger at your foes. Each explosion affects an

area around it-including you, if you’re too close! Be on the look out for extra grenades.

Scorpion Missile Launcher –

Firing a barrage of small (4 to 6 inches) yet lethal missiles, Scorpion Missiles can track multiple targets. Each Scorpion Missile is a heatseeking projectile capable of tracking a target with great accuracy. Indeed, once a Scorpion Missile has struck a target, other missiles from the same barrage may continue to track the

hapless victim. Due to a built-in system that ensures multiple strikes against a single target (for maximum lethality), three to four Scorpion Missiles from a single barrage may strike an individual before the other projectiles home on another target. Scorpion Missiles do not have a very fast rate of fire. This is compensated for by the weapon’s ferocity. Comes with ammo for 3 Scorpion Volleys. Max 4 volleys.

Flame Thrower – Douse hapless enemies with flaming liquid and they aren’t likely

to come back.

Razor Wind – The Razor Wind is a throwing weapon which will slice enemies into

julienne carrot strips, then return like a boomerang.

The Nuke – The most powerful weapon in your arsenal.

UNDERWATER WEAPONS

There is a separate weapon select menu that will appear in place of the normal weapon select menu while

T urok

is underwater. This will contain only those weapons that Turok®may use while underwater. Underwater

weapons do NOT upgrade.

Talon – The Talon is the base underwater weapon, just as it was on land.

Even if the player has found the War Blade upgrade, when underwater, the Talon is the default weapon.

Harpoon Gun – The Harpoon Gun fires a single barbed projectile at high speed.

This is indispensable for dispatching enemies at a distance before they can get too close and do serious damage.

Concussion Torpedoes – Concussion Torpedoes are a small but effective

underwater grenade. Fired from a special launcher, these small charges can prove lethal to enemies and T urok®alike. Take care not to discharge these powerful charges in an area that is too confined.

STYRACOSAURUS’ WEAPONS

.20 MM Cannon – The living war machine that is the Styracosaurus comes

equipped with a fully automatic .20MM cannon. Though its rate of fire is not fast, this weapon can rip even the most brutal of enemies to shreds.

Artillery – The Styracosaurus is also equipped with a powerful artillery battery

which fires explosive rounds.

QUEST PICK-UPS

HEALTH AND LIFE FORCE

There are a number of health pick-ups that serve to heal T urok®’s wounds, or give him additional lives in the game.

Silver Health – +2 health. This pick up is special in that it can raise T urok

’s health

above its maximum level of 100 points. These +2 health bonuses can accumulate above

the 100-point mark, thus giving T urok®112,114,116 health points, etc. However, silver health does not permanently affect T urok®’s maximum hit point value of 100 points. If Turok®has 112 points and takes 20 points of damage, he will be reduced to 92 points. Should the player find another pick-up that cannot raise T urok®’s health above 100%, it may only heal Turok®to 100 points.

Blue Health – 10 health. This pick-up increases Turok

’s health by 10 points, but

cannot raise T urok®’s health above the maximum 100 points.

Orange Health – Full health. This pick-up completely restores Turok

to 100%

health. This pick-up cannot raise T urok®’s health above the maximum of 100 points.

Ultra Health – Ultra health. This adds 100 hit points to Turok

’s health, and can raise

T urok®’s health above 100 points. Thus if Turok®is at 65% health and picks up the Gold

health, he would be at 165% health. This is temporary, however. As soon as Turok®takes enough damage to drop below 100 points, he may only be healed to 100% (unless the player finds another gold health).

Gold Life Force – 1 life point. Each Gold Life Force token adds one point to T urok

’s

Life Force total. When you collect 100 life Force Points, T urok®will be granted one extra life (reincarnation).

Red Life Force – Adds 10 life force points to T urok

’s total.

THE SACRED TALISMAN

The Sacred Talisman are a set of ancient artifacts sacred to the Saquin tribe. Each of the 5 Talisman can empower Turok

with a special ability that will eventually be necessary to complete the game. The Talisman are meant to be used in a very specific manner, and at very specific points in a level. These points in the level are clearly marked in the game by special tiles that bear the identical markings found on the Talisman themselves.

Firewalk – This Talisman gives Turok

the ability to pass through lava, fire, or other ‘hot’ regions without being harmed. The flesh of Turok’s body effectively becomes immune to heat.

Whispers – The power of this Talisman allows Turok

to see the voices of the ‘Whisperers’, ancient and benevolent spirits. When T urok®has seen the voices, he may ‘ride’ them to higher areas of a level that may only be accessed through the Whisperers. The ‘voices’ appear as upward drafts of gentle wind.

Eye of Truth – The Eye of Truth allows Turok

to see ‘spirit paths’ that may be hidden throughout the game. Spirit paths are regions, platforms, or bridges that are otherwise invisible and impassable. Often marked by rows of pick-ups that seem to float, these pathways have no substance until T urok®has acquired the Eyes of Truth.

Leap of Faith – When stepped on, this Talisman gives

Turok®the ability to make

great leaps.

Breath of Life – The Breath of Life allows Turok

to walk upon the otherwise deadly waters of the River of Souls. This Talisman is absolutely essential if the player wishes to purify the River of Souls.

PAUSE SCREEN

You may pause the game at any time by pressing the qkey. The Single Player Pause screen will appear, with these choices:

1. Resume Game Return to the game where you paused it.

2. Mission Status Review your game in progress.

3. Inventory Review Your current inventory of hub keys, Primagen keys, feather offerings and talismans.

4. Options Set game options. When done, highlight Go Back and press the

key to return to the Pause Screen.

5. Sound Options Set Sound options.

6. Cheats Enter cheats and view cheat menu.

7. Save and Load game You can save your current game at any point, or load a previously saved game. You can save up to 16 games.

8. Quit Game Quit the current game and return to the Local Main Menu where a new game can be started. You will be prompted to confirm.

9. Exit to Windows Exit T urok

entirely, back to the Windows Desktop.

SAVE POINTS

A screen will appear with these choices: At various points in each level you will reach a special save point. A screen will appear with these choices:

Save – Save your game progress. Health – Restore your health. Ammo – Restore ammo. Go Back – Return to game play. Restoring Health and Ammo – At any one of these points (once per level) you can restore both

your health and your ammo to maximum levels (100%). To do so, highlight your choice (Health, for example) then press theekey.

ENEMIES

Here is a small sampling of the foes Turok®must master. Beware, for there are many, many more...

The Endtrails – Millions of years of evolution have produced the Endtrails.

Descendants of the mighty Tyrannosaurus Rex, the Endtrails are huge, powerfully built bipeds with a thirst for battle, and no notions of mercy. The Endtrails are the elite of the Dinosoid troops. They attack from a distance with ion gauntlets that fire powerful energy charges, and up close they attack with powerful claws.

Hunters – Hunters are the result of centuries of selective breeding. Bred to perform

as reptilian bloodhounds, the Hunters are also used as instruments of terror and death. Heavily muscled and powerfully built, they can leap great distances and are extremely deadly.

Sentinels – Sentinels are the grunts of the Flesh-eater society. Despite their low

standing within their race, the Sentinels are responsible for nearly all of the death and destruction associated with the Flesh-eaters. Competition amongst Flesh-eater Sentinels is fierce. When a Sentinel has proved himself in battle, he may be chosen to partake of the "Blood of the Mother", a sacred rite wherein a Sentinel is not only promoted, but literally transformed into a member of the Death Guard, the next order in Flesh-eater society. Sentinels are armed with huge blades that run the length of their lower arm and extend two feet beyond the reach of their hand.

The Blind Ones – The Blind Ones live deep beneath the Earth in a twisting maze of

tunnels and caverns. Like their distant ancestors the Flesh-eaters, the Blind Ones too have a taste for warm flesh, and will occasionally venture towards the surface with their giant cave spider pets. From beneath a trap door they spring up and drag helpless victims to their deaths. Centuries of existence without light has caused the Blind Ones to lose their eyes altogether. In turn they have developed an extremely acute sense of smell, as well as superb hearing. The Blind Ones must take care to avoid sunlight at all costs, as the centuries spent in darkness has caused them to develop a severe allergy to sunlight. Direct exposure to the sun is fatal to them.

The War Clubs– The mainstay of the Purr-Linn troops, the War Clubs are

seldom armed, but are nonetheless extremely dangerous. The Purr-Linn are agile, and are capable of great leaps. Purr-Linn can also hurl huge boulders and other objects at T urok

Soldiers –

These massive armored behemoths are the single most dangerous members of the Mantid colony. Huge, fast, and extremely dangerous, the Mantid Soldiers can make short work of even the most dangerous opponent. Their heavy exoskeleton protects the Soldiers from many weapons, making them extremely difficult to kill

Note: Once again, friendly fire may or may not be on. So unless you have an aversion towards

teammates, try not to hit them.

CAPTURE THE FLAG (CTF)

Team game where the goal is not only to kill, but to capture the opponents flag and return it to your base, while at the same time protecting yours from being taken.

Objectives – Be the first team to hit the predetermined point limit. Varying degrees of points given for capturing flag, kills, defense, etc. To successfully bring a captured flag to your base, your team’s flag must be at your base when you arrive with the stolen flag.

Pickups – Scattered throughout the levels, with a red and a blue flag placed at the respective bases. Players – Two teams play against one another, with anywhere from 1-15 players on a team. Maximum of 16

players in any one game.

Note: It’s always a good idea to know all of the paths to the enemies area, that way if one route is

covered you can take an alternate route. And yes, you can hurt your teammates if friendly fire is on.

HOSTING A GAME

To start an Internet or LAN game from the Game Launcher’s Main Menu, select Internet or LAN, then choose Host a Game. Note that for hosting Internet games over a modem, you must have established a connection to the Internet prior to starting Turok

2. Invoking an Internet browsing program

(e.g., Netscape or Microsoft

Explorer) will automatically do this for you, but you can manually do it by running your Dial-up Networking connection found in Windows

My Computer\Dial-up Networking folder. See Windows®Help

on "Dial-up" for further details.

Choosing Host a Game brings up the Host a Game Dialog Box. – You can configure the

game you wish to play in six steps:

1. Name the Server – You must fill in a name. The game/server name you enter here will be

reported to remote players as "Server Name" on the GameSpy Lite screen (see later).

2. Choose a Game Type – Choose from the five modes of play. The type of game chosen deter-

mines the available Level Set.

3. Choose a Level Set – Level Sets contains a series of Death Match levels.

4. Choose Levels – Select levels to play from the Level Set you’ve chosen. Initially, all levels in the

selected Level Set are chosen. Click on a level (or group of levels) to remove them from the list. The levels are played in top-to-bottom order. "Randomize" will change the order each time you click it.

5. Set Rules – Gameplay rules and options can be changed here. Options that don’t apply to a par-

ticular game type will be grayed out.

Health – If checked, health pickups will appear in the levels. Weapons Remain – If checked, a weapon will remain after a player picks it up (rather than disappear and

"re-spawn" after a period of time).

Enemies Drop Weapons – If checked, fragged enemies leave their weapons behind. All Characters Same – Each character has different attributes (speed, starting health, attack strength, …) that

affect play. If this option is checked, all characters will play with the same attributes.

Friendly Fire Hurts –

If checked, shots from a teammate will cause damage. Otherwise, your

teammates can’t hurt you (team games only).

5a. Arena Options – Available only in Arena games.

Weapons List –

Clicking this brings up a Dialog Box that lets you select which weapons you wish to

play with. All checked weapons will be available during the match.

Deadmen – The fodder of Deadside, the Deadmen are far more than merely rotting

corpses. Despite their advanced state of decomposition, the Deadmen are fleet of foot, and quite dangerous. Deadmen will get up repeatedly after being knocked down by gunfire, and prove quite stubborn when it comes to dying. Deadmen wear shabby armor, more for ornament than for its protection. Deadmen can be literally blown in half and keep on coming!

Trooper – The Primagen trooper is a humanoid monstrosity. A patchwork of metal

and flesh, it is impossible to tell what type of creature they may have once been. Whatever the case may be, the Troopers are heavily armed, and quite deadly. They will attack

T urok®with Laser pistols, or use the massive bayonets that are

attached to them as a sword.

MULTIPLAYER INTERNET AND LAN PLAY

Starting the Multiplayer version of Turok®2 opens up a new world of Death Match play against remote opponents. Five modes of play are available, each with its own set of levels:

ROK MATCH

Kill as many opponents while avoiding death. Simply put, kill or be killed.

Objectives –

Be the first one to the predetermined kill limit or have the most kills when the time limit expires.

Pickups – Scattered throughout the levels. These include weapons, ammo, and health. Players – Up to 16.

TEAM ROK MATCH

Destroy everyone that is not on your team.

Objectives – Be the first team to the predetermined kill limit or have the most kills when the time limit expires. Pickups – Scattered throughout the levels. These include weapons, ammo, and health. Players – Up to 8 teams total, and anywhere from 1-15 players on a team. Maximum of 16 players in any one game. Note: In this mode of play, there is a switch to turn on/off friendly fire. Therefore unless you know

the game settings in advance, (or you just don’t like your teammates) it’s usually best to avoid attacking them.

ARENA

A one on one battle that takes place in an arena setting. Simply put, take down your opponent and take out the next who challenges you. If you lose, you have to get in line and wait until it is your turn to fight again. If you win, then all health and ammo are restored.

Objectives – To be the first one to hit the predetermined kill limit. Pickups – None, weapons are assigned to the players. Players – 2 players do battle at a time, with up to 14 waiting in line. There is a maximum of 16 players in

any one game.

Note: While waiting in line the players may fly around to watch the match from any

vantage point they want.

TEAM ARENA

Same as the regular arena but now you have teammates to help in the battle.

Objectives – Same as Arena. Pickups – None, weapons are assigned. Players – Up to 8 teams total, and anywhere from 1-15 players on a team. Maximum of 16 players

in any one game.

Max Ammo – Each weapon starts with an initial ammo level. When it’s gone, the weapon becomes useless (since there are no pickups in Arena games). Check this box to set the initial level to its maximum.

Extra Health – Each player starts the game with extra health. This typically leads to longer Arena matches.

6. Set Limits –

Set the point at which play on the current level concludes and play moves to the next level. Set number of players and teams. Frag Limit – Move on to the next level when any player makes this many kills. Note that each of the limits causes a level change regardless of the status of the other limits. Also, a limit can be set to "None". If all limits are set to "None", play will remain on the first level.

Time Limit – A level change occurs after this many minutes. Point Limit – Points are awarded for frags and other offensive acts. A level change occurs when any

player’s point score reaches this limit.

Max Players – The maximum number of players allowed in the game.

Note: When hosting a game via modem/Internet, for best performance, you’re playing in

"Integrated Server" mode. Your PC is handling information exchange between all players as well as running your game. For performance reasons, it’s wise to set Max Players no higher than 8. Performance may start to degrade as early as 5 players depending on your Internet connection. "Dedicated Servers" (described in Online Help) can be set up to handle up to 16 players with good performance.

Num Teams – For team games, the number of teams in the game. Password – If checked, a pasword will be required to enter your game. Type the password in the

box to the right. Notify GameSpy – Normally checked, this determines whether or not your game is reported to GameSpy

Master Servers (see next). If you want a "private" game, un-check this box.

Note: If you do this, you will have to somehow inform other players of your IP address, otherwise

they won’t be able to find your game! It’s usually best to leave this checked so that others can join via GameSpy Lite.

Note: See Online Help for more details. Also, parking the cursor over an item in many of the

Dialog Boxes will call up a "tool tip" which will give a brief explanation of the item. After clicking on OK, you see the Character Selection menu described later.

JOINING A GAME: GAMESPY LITE

To join an existing Internet or LAN game from the Game Launcher’s Main Menu, select Internet or LAN, then choose Join a Game. After a moment, the GameSpy Lite screen will appear.

GameSpy maintains multiple "Master Servers" that list all currently running

T urok

2 Internet games. When you host a game, the server name you created is

automatically posted to the GameSpy Master Servers, and it becomes visible on the GameSpy Lite screen of other players searching for games to join. Each time you enter the GameSpy Lite screen the Master Servers are contacted and information on running games is downloaded to your PC (if you’re joining a LAN game, GameSpy Lite shows the games currently running on your LAN). At any point during this screen, you can click on the "Refresh" button to download the latest list.

GameSpy Lite shows game details for each server listed. In the top part of the screen, click once to select a particular server, and further details about the game it’s running will appear in the bottom part of the screen. The lower left-hand window shows who’s in the game and game statistics, while the lower right-hand window shows the game rules and other settings.

For Internet play, a key piece of information is your "Ping" to a server. Ping represents the time it takes for exchange of data between your PC and the server. The longer the Ping time, the more likely you’ll experience "choppy" play. GameSpy Lite ranks Ping with a "stoplight" indicator immediately preceding the server name: green is good, yellow is acceptable, and red is unlikely to result in satisfactory play.

With Internet play, you’re likely to develop "favorite" servers (servers with good ping and game type/levels you prefer). Click the Check Box next to a server name to add it to a Favorites list. Clicking on the "Favorites" button will display only your favorites, reducing clutter and decreasing server info download time (if you’ve previously selected Favorites, only your favorites are contacted for game information upon entering GameSpy Lite).

To select a game to join, double click on the desired server name. You’ll exit GameSpy Lite and return to the Character Selection menu. Set up your character, click JOIN GAME, and prepare to frag!

CHARACTER SELECTION

Depending upon the type of game you’re joining or hosting, this menu offers the following selections:

Name –

Choose a name for yourself. Others will see your character playing

listed under this name.

Color –

In Rok Match or Arena mode, you can change your

character’s color.

Password

– If the game you’re joining is password protected, you enter the

password here.

Start Game –

If you’re the host, click on START GAME and wait for poten-

tial victims to join in!

Join Game –

If you’re joining an existing Internet or LAN game, click here to

move on to the Connection Screen.

Observe Game

– If you’re joining an existing Internet or LAN game, you

can also choose to join the game as a spectator. You will be able to "fly" around the game observing carnage as it happens. You can join the game whenever you choose, as long as the maximum number of players for that game is not exceeded.

Character

– Choose to play as one of the eleven available Death Match characters. Try each character to

determine strengths and weaknesses. Or, setup your game with "All Characters Same" checked to give all characters the same set of attributes.

SOME OF THE CHARACTERS:

A nimble warrior, her mystical powers of regeneration make up for her vulnerability.

PURR-LINN: (The Juggernaut)

JOSHUA FIRESEED: (Turok

)

ADON: (The Speaker of Forever Light)

A well-rounded fighter.

T urok

is swift and sure.

This fearsome warrior is slow and brutal. A sluggish beast, his attacks are powerful.

Perhaps the greatest Turok

of all, Tal ‘Set now brings all his knowledge and fighting skill to the Death Match.

TAL ‘SET:

This fiery creature is eager for a chance to prove his considerable battle prowess.

THE FIREBORN:

This nasty fellow has an evil aura that will harm those who venture too close. Fast and versatile, he is a deadly opponent.

FLESH EATER: (Death Guard)

CONNECTING TO A GAME

After clicking on JOIN GAME, your PC must establish Internet or LAN connection with the chosen game server. The Connection Screen displays various messages during the connection process. If connection is successful, you’ll jump right into the thick of battle. The Internet being what it is, it’s possible that you might not be able to establish a good connection with the chosen server. If so, you’ll get an abort message and return to Windows. Fire up Turok

2 and try again! If you still can’t connect to that server, try another.

After the Connection Screen, if you’ve chosen to play in a team-based game (CTF, Team Arena or Team Rok Match), you’ll get a chance to either join a team, or observe the game before you decide to choose sides.

MULTIPLAYER PAUSE SCREENS

The Pause Screen you see at various times in multiplayer play differs from the single player Pause Screen. Depending on which flavor of game you’re playing, and where you are in the game, you’ll see some combinations of the following choices:

Resume Game –

Go back to the game and keep fragging.

Find the Action –

In Arena mode and the team modes, you may see this choice. Selecting "Find the Action" will teleport you from your current position to somewhere you’re likely to find action. If nobody’s around, try again, you’ll eventually find the battle. This is especially useful if, as a spectator, you’ve managed to fly yourself into somewhere that doesn’t look like Kansas anymore. Just hit ESC and select this option, you’ll find that things will return to normal.

Join Game –

You’ve been observing, now choose a side and play.

Change Team –

Tired of your teammates? Switch sides and blast them!

Change Character –

Experiment, some characters are better suited to a particular level than others.

Change Color –

Variety is the spice of life.

Options –

Change most settings, including controls.

Sound Options –

Modify sound settings here.

Enter Cheats –

There are some special cheats for multiplayer matches. Find ‘em.

MULTIPLAYER TIPS

IN-GAME STATISTICS

See how well you’re doing by pressing F1 during play. You’ll see:

Frags –

How many folks you’ve killed so far. Best player at the top of the list.

Pain –

Maybe you’re not at the top of the list for frags, but you might be best at inflicting damage.

Deaths –

OK, you’re not perfect, you occasionally get fragged. Here’s the running total.

Time –

Players’ time in the game in munutes.

Ping –

Each player’s ping to the server.

Char –

The player’s chosen Death Match character.

FPS –

Frags per hour.

Press F1 again to turn off statistics display. In team and Arena modes, toggle F2as well to get an alternate set of numbers that are more focused on whole-game progress.

COMMUNICATING WITH OTHER PLAYERS

T ype M, then type the text you want to send to all other players, followed by the ekey. Other players will see your message, and, if you’ve run the game with the Text-To-Speech shortcut, your mes-

sage will be heard by other players as well. You can send a message to a specific player (after typing

)

by using the

and Mkeys to cycle through the list of players. For more details, see online Help.

Pre-recorded taunts

You can send one of 80 pre-recorded taunts to all or any player by typing Mfollowed by a number (1 to 80). Check them out, pick your favorites.

Console

T urok®2 contains a full set of in-game "console" commands. During a game, use the ^(tilde) key to toggle

Console Mode. When in Console mode, you can set various game parameters, re-map keys, and much more. A full list of console commands can be found in the on-line Help that’s accessed from the Game Launcher’s Main Menu.

Note: A history of what’s been typed and displayed on the console can be scrolled through using

the UP, DOWN, PAGE UP, and PAGE DOWN keys. You can also repeat the last line typed using the F3 key.

Here are a few of the commands you’ll probably use most:

HELP – This lists various console parameters, options etc. To find more info on a particular item (say, VOICE), type "HELP VOICE." For further details on console commands, see online Help.

SET FOV # – (where "#" is a number between 45 and 90) Sets your field of view. 45 is "normal", while 90 is the maximum. You may see occasional polygon dropouts if your FOV is set to near 90.

ASSIGN key action – (where "key" is a keyboard key or controller button, and "action" is a game function) E.g., "ASSIGN TURNL D-KEY." Key assignments can also be set by pausing the game, choosing OPTIONS, SETUP CONTROLS. This will take you to the Game Launcher OPTIONS menu. Setup controls from there, then click GO BACK to return to the game.

SET PING ON – Will display your ping to the server in the upper right-hand corner of the screen. SET PING OFF

turns off the display. SET TEXT-TO-SPEECH OFF – If you’ve started the game from the Text-To-Speech shortcut, you can disable this

function with this command (maybe you’re tired of getting laughed at). You can re-enable Text-To-Speech with SET TEXT-TO-SPEECH ON. Remember, you must have started the game from the Text-To-Speech shortcut for these commands to work.

GANT: (The Cold One)

This ruthless dinosoid is very hard to conquer, and can revive once attacked.

RAPTOR:

This vicious beast can’t hold a weapon, but its speed and power make it more than a match, even for well-armed foes.

ENDTRAIL:

A huge, powerful descendant of T-Rex, this merciless creature is fond of blood. Make sure it’s not yours!

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