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*Supported Video Cards at Time of Release:
ATI® RADEON® 9700-9800/x700-1950
NVIDIA® GeForce® 6/7/8 series
Laptop versions of these cards may work but are NOT supported.
These chipsets are the only ones that will run this game. For the
most up-to-date minimum requirement listings, please visit the FAQ
for this game on our support website at: http://support.ubi.com.
NVIDIA® nForce™ or other motherboards/soundcards containing the
Dolby® Digital Interactive Content Encoder required for Dolby Digital
audio.
NOTICE: This game contains technology intended to prevent copying
that may conflict with some disc and virtual drives.
1.2 Installation
Installing Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Advanced
Warfighter® 2
Insert the game disc into your drive. The Autorun menu should
appear. Click the Install button in the Autorun menu and follow the
instructions to install the game.
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Once the installation is complete, click the Play button in the
Autorun menu to launch the game, or double-click the game shortcut
on your desktop.
Uninstalling Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Advanced
Warfighter 2
To uninstall Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2, follow these simple
steps:
• Select Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 from the Start menu.
• Click the uninstall option and follow the on-screen directions.
2 Main Menu
Once the game has finished loading, the game menu appears, giving
you the following options:
Screenshots have been taken during development and might not reflect final content.
• Campaign: Access the campaign page to create a new single-player
campaign or continue a previous campaign.
• Multiplayer: Access the multiplayer features of the game.
• Options: Configure game, video, audio, and control settings.
• Credits: Play the game credits.
• Profile: You will find this button on all menu pages. It allows you to
change your current profile. Click on Default to change the current
default profile.
• Quit: Leave the game and return to the Windows desktop.
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2.1 Profile
A profile is like a folder that stores your achievements and
preferences for the game. You can have several profiles in order to
play in different ways. For instance, you can have one profile with
control settings adapted to multiplayer games, and another profile
more adapted to the single-player campaign.
Screenshots have been taken during development and might not reflect final content.
Click the Profile button on any menu page to access the Profile
screen and change the current profile or create a new one.
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2.2 Campaign
The single-player campaign enables the player to experience the
missions of the Ghosts on the U.S./Mexican border, and their fight
to prevent an attack on U.S. soil. It is played as a series of missions
linked by the storyline. You need to successfully complete a mission
in order to play the next one. The Campaign screen gives you the
following options:
Screenshots have been taken during development and might not reflect final content.
• New Campaign: Start a new campaign from the beginning.
• Play mission: Replay one of the missions you have already won from
the beginning.
• Continue: Quickly re-launch the campaign at your latest
achievement.
• Load Game: Load a saved game (save with the Quick Save function
or by reaching an auto save point).
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2.3 Options
The Options screen is split into four categories, which you can access
by clicking the tabs at the top of the screen.
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2.3.1 Game
This sub-panel changes the gameplay experience and offers
preferences for interfaces and controls. You can change the game’s
difficulty level from here. The Normal difficulty is most suitable for
the average player.
2.3.2 Controls
This sub-panel is used to reassign some controls in the game. You
can choose from five new sub-options:
• Movement: Reconfigure the controls you are using to move your
character.
• Combat: Controls for changing and using weapons.
• Tactics: Team and support controls are changed here.
• Multi: These controls are specific to multiplayer games.
• Misc: Other settings.
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2.3.3 Video
The first time the game is launched, the program will determine
which configuration is best adapted to your system. You can,
however, change this by selecting a general graphic quality (make
sure your computer is able to support high-quality settings).
Advanced users can click the Advanced button and customize video
settings in more detail.
2.3.4 Audio
The audio sub-panel lets you select the global volume for the game,
as well as selecting hardware/software acceleration, depending on the
type of hardware installed.
Advanced users can click Advanced Settings to make more in-depth
changes to the game’s volume.
3 PlaYinG The GaMe
This section describes the general controls and features you will use
to play the single- and multiplayer games.
3.1 Character Control
3.1.1 Movement
Move your character forward and backward with the Move Forward
(default: W) and Move Backward (default: S) keys. Sidestep using the
Strafe Left (default: A) and Strafe Right (default: D) keys.
Your basic motion is cautious, silent, and adapted to paying attention
to threats, but you can also dash by holding the Run key (default:
Left Shift).
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