Men of War Manual PDF
Men of War Manual PDF
Men of War Manual PDF
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INDEX
Installation 4
System Requirements 4
Installation 4
Launching the Game 4
Profile 4
Main Menu 5
Single Player 6
Game Menu 7
Game Interface 8
1. Main Screen 8
2. Minimap 8
3. Squads - Panel of Quick Unit Selection 9
4. Message History 9
5. Mission Objectives 9
6. Control Panel 10
Information Panels 10
Command Panels 11
Controls 12
Alternate Selection 13
Game Controls 13
Direct Control 17
Context Commands 18
Infantry 19
Vehicles 20
2 Weapons 22
Inventory 23
Using Items 24
Cover and Camouflage 24
Other Features 25
Multiplayer - LAN 26
LAN Game Interface 26
1. Server List 26
2. Player List 26
3. Network Chat 26
4. Control Buttons 26
Creating a New Game 27
Connecting to a Game 27
Multiplayer - Internet 28
Account 28
Internet Multiplayer Interface 28
Hall of Fame 28
Player List 28
Ranked Game 28
NAT 28
Options 29
Credits 30
Technical Support 32
End-User License Agreement 33
INSTALLATION
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Minimum: Recommended:
OS: Windows XP (SP1) OS: Windows XP/sp1 (Windows Vista)
CPU: P4 2.6GHz (Athlon 3000+) CPU: Core 2 Duo 2.33GHz (Athlon X2 5000+)
RAM: 1GB RAM: 2Gb
Video: GeForce 6200 (Radeon 9600) 128Mb Video: GeForce FX 8600 (Radeon HD2600)
DirectX 9.0c 256Mb
DVD-Drive DirectX 9.0c
5 GB of free HD space DVD-Drive
5 GB of free HD space
INSTALLATION
Please close all applications before installing the game. Insert the installation disc into your
DVD drive. If your machine has Auto Insert Disc Notification enabled, the installation will start
automatically. If Auto Insert Disc Notification is turned off, then double-click the My Computer
icon on your desktop, locate the Men of War DVD icon there and double-click it with your mouse.
After the installer launches, follow the on-screen instructions to set the game up on
your computer.
To launch the game, click the icon on your desktop, or select Start – Programs – Men
of War (by default).
MAIN MENU
SINGLE PLAYER Single Player
Continue
The Continue Menu item will allow you to
return to the game currently in progress and
continue playing.
Mission Selection
Select Mission
This item will allow you to select campaigns,
missions and difficulty settings.
Load Game
This item allows you to load a previously saved
game. To load a save, select it from the save
game list, review all pertinent information (date
and time when the game was saved, relevant
campaign or mission) and then click the Load
button.
GAME MENU
You can access this menu while playing the game by pressing ESC or selecting the
button on the main interface.
Launching this menu pauses the game.
Game
Back – Returns to game
Save Game
Deleting a Save
In order to delete a previously saved game, open the Game Menu and select the Save or Load
option. The Save or Load Game window will open.
Select a save you no longer need and click the Delete button.
GAME INTERFACE *
1. Main Screen
This is the main game
screen for Men of War. It
represents a 3D view of
the game world, which
you can navigate with
the in-game camera.
Show Mini-Map M
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Move Mini-Map Drag with left mouse button
Mini-map Options
Mini-map size and transparency can be
modified via the control sliders.
Enabling the Controls option will allow
you to move the mini-map, and to move
the camera to specified spot by right-
clicking the mini-map.
Mini-map Legend:
- Dot: Person
- Triangle: Vehicle
- Yellow circle: Objective
- Blue: Player controlled units
- Green: Allies
- Gellow: Neutral
- Red: Enemy
Minimap
3. Squads - Quick Unit Selection Panel
The quick unit selection panel allows you to quickly access a unit (an individual or a squad),
regardless of its position on the map.
4. Message History
All spoken dialogue and other important messages are stored in the message history.
You can review old messages by pressing the H key.
5. Mission Objectives
You can review the current mission objectives at any time by pressing the O key.
Completed objectives are marked with a green flag; failed objectives are marked with a red
cross. If an objective is marked with a binoculars icon, it means that you can visit the linked map
area by clicking the binoculars.
6. Control Panel
The control panel is a combination of interface elements used to review unit information, as well
as to issue commands.
Information PanelS
Units, primary, and secondary weapons
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Squad Members
This panel shows an overview of the
currently selected squad: squad
commander, overall number of members
and their respective class, weapons and
health.
AMMUNITION
This panel shows all ammunition available to the currently selected unit. The vehicle ammo
panel is shown on the left, the individual ammo panel is on the right.
Command Panels
Central panel
The central panel can be filled with order icons as needed. To move an order from the orders
panel to the central panel, drag and drop it with the right mouse button to the desired spot.
Orders Panel
This panel contains a set of order and command
buttons which can be used on the central panel.
You can access additional commands via the
and buttons.
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Controls*
The game is controlled with the mouse and keyboard.
SYSTEM COMMANDS
Objectives O
Message History H
Inventory I
Highlight Silhouettes -
UNIT CONTROL
COMMAND MOUSE, KEYBOARD
Select Unit Left mouse button
Deselect Unit Left mouse button
Group units into Squad Drag a frame around units with LMB
Previous Unit <
Next Unit >
Assign Squad Shift+1, Shift+2, Shift+3, Shift+4, Shift+5, Shift+6, Shift+7, Shift+8, Shift+9
Switch to Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
GAME CONTROLS
UNIT COMMAND BUTTONS
INTERFACE COMMAND MOUSE, NOTE
BUTTON KEYBOARD
Throw anti-
F1 Attack enemy personnel
personnel grenade
Explodes on impact. Effective against
vehicles. Due to their weight, anti-tank
Throw anti-tank
F2 grenades have a shorter throw distance;
grenade
however a direct hit on the engine will
disable even a heavy tank.
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GAME CONTROLS
UNIT COMMAND BUTTONS
INTERFACE COMMAND MOUSE, NOTE
BUTTON KEYBOARD
High stopping power. Effective at
Aimed Shot F3
long range.
Attack F6 -
Melee Attack F7 -
Cancel Current
S -
Orders
Space,
Stand Cycle stances by pressing PgUp.
PgUp
PgUp, When crouched, a unit is less visible and
Crouch
PgDn fires more accurately.
An infantryman in the prone position
gains a number of advantages. He
Space,
Prone becomes less visible, more accurate and
PgDn
is partially protected against shrapnel
and small arms fire.
Units will move at will, depending on
Move at will ] the situation (retreating or advancing,
chasing down enemies, etc).
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GAME CONTROLS
UNIT COMMAND BUTTONS
INTERFACE COMMAND MOUSE, NOTE
BUTTON KEYBOARD
Units stay put, only moving when their
Hold Position ] life is in immediate danger (grenades,
moving vehicles, etc).
Units will automatically open fire on
Fire at will -
spotting an enemy.
Units will not open fire under any
circumstances. This is helpful when
Hold fire -
trying to mask movement, or to conserve
ammo.
Return fire - -
K,
Commander -
Double-click
Deploy a
- Deploys a static anti-tank obstacle.
hedgehog
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GAME CONTROLS
UNIT COMMAND BUTTONS
INTERFACE COMMAND MOUSE, NOTE
BUTTON KEYBOARD
The inventory of each artillery piece
contains several camouflage bushes
Plant Bush -
which can be used to mask
its location.
Use Dynamite - -
You can select several object placement areas (anti-tank hedgehogs, bushes, mines, etc) by
holding down the Shift key while clicking.
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DIRECT CONTROL
Direct Control mode gives the player complete control over an individual unit, allowing you to
move, aim and reload the unit’s weapons directly.
Move / Turn f h g i
When using Direct Control mode, you can delay throwing a grenade, fine-tuning the amount
of warning you give your enemies. To do this, enter Direct Control mode, click your target and
continue holding the left mouse button. Wait as long as necessary, then release the LMB. The
grenade will then be thrown.
Aiming Reticle in
Direct Control
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CONTEXT COMMANDS
Depending on situation, the game cursor will change shape.
Here are some of the cursor types you will encounter while playing the game.
Cursor Description
SYMBOL COMMAND
Attack
Fire weapon
Take cover
Examine object
Repair vehicle
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infantry
All squads are controlled by their commanders. All squad members will follow the commander
and execute his orders.
Selected units are highlighted differently based on status. Commanders are shown as
yellow triangles and squad members as green triangles. Selecting a squad commander will
automatically select all squad members as well.
Sniper
Snipers engage enemy personnel at long range. When in Direct Control mode, snipers will even
spot enemy scouts hiding in bushes. A sniper also keeps several camouflage bushes in his
inventory.
Snipers and engineers have their own camouflage items.
Officers
These units are best used to spot enemy units at long range. With the use of binoculars, they
can also spot enemy infantry hiding in bushes or long grass. Even a camouflaged scout can be
spotted in this manner.
Riflemen
A rifleman is an average infantryman, armed with a rifle and a pair of anti-personnel grenades.
Riflemen are effective against soft targets at close and medium range.
SMG Infantry
These infantrymen are well suited to assaulting enemy positions and defending field guns and
armoured vehicles. Submachine guns are especially effective at close and medium range and
keeping anti-tank grenades in their inventory will make SMG Infantry effective against armoured
vehicles as well.
Weapon Skills
Each soldier has his own individual weapon skill with different weapon types. An individual’s
skill with an individual weapon is shown with diamond icons in the primary weapon slot. Higher
weapon skill means improved accuracy.
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Flamethrower Infantry
These units are best used against personnel taking cover in buildings or behind other obstacles.
However a hit on the soldier’s gas container is dangerous, not only for the wearer, but also for
other personnel in the vicinity.
Assault Infantry
Assault infantry are elite units of well-equipped heavy infantry. Ballistic vests protect the wearer
from small arms fire and shrapnel and anti-tank grenades in the inventory make assault infantry
effective against armoured vehicles.
Anti-Saboteur Tactics
Even a single saboteur can inflict considerable damage on your defences. To minimise damage
from sabotage, position your infantry near tanks and field guns, while also mining likely
approach routes to your positions. Use officer skills. With their binoculars, they can spot a well-
camouflaged scout.
Minesweeper
Using a special flail, this unit can detonate all mines in an area quickly and without any danger
to itself. A team of engineers using minesweepers can locate and deactivate mines. Deactivated
mines can be set again later.
Vehicles
Vehicle Information
Vehicle information is displayed whenever your units occupy a vehicle.
Damage levels are highlighted in different colours based on severity. Red can be repaired but
grey cannot.
Additional information to the right of the damage
display shows the vehicle name and type, armour
thickness and state, number of crew positions, top
speed and fuel state.
Tank Armour
The engine is the most vulnerable part of a tank;
hits on frontal armour are usually less effective. If
you are unable to penetrate the armour from the
front, try to knock out a track and flank the vehicle.
Your vehicle’s armour is shown in the information
window; enemy armour will be displayed when
you aim at an enemy vehicle.
Penetrating Armour
Use armour-piercing shells to attack armoured vehicles. Factors such as your weapon’s calibre,
enemy armour thickness, hit angle and distance to target are all important in determining
whether your shell penetrates or bounces off. Smaller calibre shells are less effective against
thicker armour. Glancing hits are less effective than hits at straight angles and, as a shell’s
speed goes down with range, they become less effective at a distance.
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Armoured Vehicles
Light vehicles are used for reconnaissance, infantry support or rapid offensive operations in
enemy rear. Medium tanks are fairly fast and well armed and are cost-effective. Heavy tanks
carry the heaviest weapons and their armour can withstand a great deal of punishment.
However, their weight negatively impacts their manoeuvrability.
VEHICLE CREWS
A vehicle can be crewed by 1 to 5 men. Some vehicles can also transport up to 10 passengers.
The crew panel displays each crew member’s health state and the crew position they hold (e.g.
commander, gunner, driver, and loader).
If a vehicle does not have a full crew compliment, existing crew members will automatically switch
positions as needed. For example, if a tank is manned by a single crewman, he will switch
between driving, loading and firing, but will not be able to do two things at the same time.
Repairing Vehicles
Your soldiers can repair broken vehicle components by using a repair kit. There are several
ways to do this. You can highlight a soldier, press the Repair button, and click the damaged
vehicle you wish to repair.
Alternatively, you can highlight a vehicle currently manned by your soldiers, and press the Repair
button. In that case, one of the crewmen will unload and begin the repair process.
At the Pump
Armour and heavy weapons come at a cost: serious diesel mileage. If you run out of diesel, your
vehicle will become immobilised and, as such, will be an easy target. Your men can add fuel to
vehicles at any time if they have a fuel container such as a barrel or a jerry can and, of course,
some spare fuel. You can get fuel from any vehicle in the game that’s not burned out.
Transporting Artillery
Each artillery piece in the game has two positions, towed and firing. You can switch between
them using the Space-bar. Double-clicking any area on the map with an artillery piece selected
will move the piece into the towed position and will take it to the specified location. You can also
use a prime mover to tow things faster. To do this, move a compatible vehicle to the artillery
piece and press the Space-bar. It will be hitched up to the vehicle and ready to move.
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Weapons
Selecting and Switching Weapons
To switch weapons, left-click the weapon icon in the weapons panel and select the desired
weapon from the pop-up list.
Armour-Piercing Shells
AP rounds are used to disable armoured vehicles. High Explosive shells contain a large
explosive warhead that detonates on impact. They are effective against personnel and soft
targets and can also destroy buildings. You can switch between these two shell types quickly by
pressing the Insert key.
Mortar
Mortar is an indirect fire muzzle-loaded weapon, capable of engaging targets with high-arcing
ballistic trajectories. This weapon’s recommended position is behind cover, out of direct fire
range.
Anti-Tank Guns
Anti-tank guns are effective against armoured vehicles and are widely used in defensive
operations. Apart from being relatively cheap, these weapons have a good rate of fire and, are
effective at long range.
Howitzer
Howitzers are heavy artillery pieces firing high-explosive shells at trajectories with a
steep angle of descent. Their low accuracy is compensated for by long range and exceptional
lethality. However, howitzers have a limited traverse angle. If you wish to change your aiming
direction, you might need to reposition the howitzer itself by using
the “R” key to turn.
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Inventory
Each combat vehicle in the game has its own inventory, which contains various relevant items
such as shells and ammunition, individual equipment such as helmets and vests,
and so on. Individual armour can prove useful in a firefight, saving a soldier’s life in a critical
moment.
When you search dead bodies, containers or vehicles, two inventory screens will open. The
window on the left-hand side contains the currently selected unit’s inventory and the right-hand
side contains the inventory of the object you are currently searching. To open the Object Transfer
window, select one of your soldiers, then press the X key (the cursor
will then look like ) and click on another one of your men or on an object you wish to
search.
Items currently used by a soldier will be highlighted in blue. To move an object, right-click it, or
drag and drop it with the left mouse button. You can also exchange items via the “Take All” and
“Give All” buttons.
If you wish to get rid of an item, drag and drop it beyond the inventory windows and release the left
mouse button over the game world. The item will be dropped on the ground next to the currently
selected unit.
In a squad, the commander will automatically distribute ammo, grenades, med kits and other
items as needed.
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Using Items
Fuel Barrel / Fuel Can
These containers can be filled with fuel. Equip a fuel container and stand next to a vehicle with
fuel in the tank. This can be a tanker or a regular vehicle from which the fuel can be
siphoned. Left-click the vehicle. The cursor will change into . The currently selected
soldier will then proceed to fill the container with fuel, after which the cursor will change
into and you can use the container to transfer fuel to another vehicle.
Explosives
In order to set a mine, press the button, and click a spot along a likely enemy route. Your
selected unit or squad will then proceed to mine the entire area from their current position to the
spot you click.
To search for enemy mines, use the minesweeper.
Unlike mines, which have a contact fuse, dynamite explodes on a timer.
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Other Features
Field of View
Each combat unit has its own field of view, within which it can spot enemy units and take
appropriate action. In order to lock a unit’s field of view, use the Turn command (R key) in
conjunction with the Hold Position command.
To see an enemy unit’s field of view, deselect any of your units first, and then left-click the enemy
unit. The enemy field of view will be shown in red.
To exit the enemy field of view, left-click an empty spot on the ground.
Reinforcements
Calling Reinforcements Panel
You will be able to call for reinforcements in some missions. When
reinforcements are available, the right-hand side of the screen will display
a reinforcements panel.
Reinforcement points are accumulated based on game settings. In a
continuous reinforcements mode these will be awarded periodically.
Waypoints
Your units will normally attempt to find the shortest route to their
destination. If you wish to order a unit to move along a more complicated
route, you can assign a sequence of waypoints by holding down the Shift
key and clicking the ground.
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Multiplayer - LAN
Before joining a LAN game, please enter your name in Main Menu – Options – Multiplayer.
By default, each user is given the name of Player.
To start a LAN game, select the LAN option in the Main Menu.
1. Server List
Each server’s entry contains its name, the number of current players, the maximum number of
players, map name, etc. You can refresh the list or filter unavailable servers via the buttons in
the lower left corner.
2. Player List
This contains the names of all players who are waiting, launching or playing the game.
You can refresh or filter the list.
3. Network Chat
You can use the chat window to locate a game you wish to join, modify settings, discuss future
strategy or talk about anything else. All players connected to the server or present on the local
network can use this chat window.
4. Control Buttons
New Game – allows you to create a new game. Game’s creator is called a Server.
Connect – join an existing game in the list.
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Creating a New Game
To create a new game, select the New Game button.
To see a brief overview of the rules for the selected game mode, click the Rules button.
Connecting to a Game
To connect to an existing server, select it from the list and click the Connect button.
To begin the game, select your team (A or B) and then press Ready. All other options can only
be changed by the host.
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Multiplayer - Internet
To play a multiplayer game over the Internet, select Internet in the Main Menu.
Account
When first launching the game, you must create a GameSpy account by entering your e-mail
address, username and password with confirmation then pressing Login.
If you already have a GameSpy account, you can select your
login from the list.
If you’re having trouble creating an account, try using a different
e-mail address or modifying the username, as it can already be
in use.
Hall of Fame
The best 10 players in each
game mode are listed in the
Hall of Fame.
Player List
Players can be sorted:
alphabetically,
by rating,
or by rank.
You can review the each player’s statistics in the list by pressing .
Ranked Game
When a game is started, the ranked game option can be enabled by setting the flag, in
which case the game results will affect the player’s standing in the overall ranking.
Ranked games can only be played when each team has an equal number of players.
New game options cannot be changed in a ranked game.
Exiting a ranked game is also a statistic that’s tracked in the player’s rating.
NAT
If the icon is shown next to a server in the list, it means that the host does not
have a physical IP address and connection will not be direct. Connecting to these servers
is not recommended.
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OPtions
We recommend setting all options to optimise gameplay prior to playing the game.
Video
Select optimal resolution and graphic quality and other 3D engine settings. If the game appears
choppy with low frame rate, or you encounter graphical artifacts, try selecting a lower resolution
or turning off some or all of the graphic effects.
Please refer to the README file on the Men of War installation disc for more information.
Audio
This section allows you to individually set the volume of sound effects, voices and music. You
can also modify sound engine settings.
Game
This section is used to modify the difficulty level, fog of war and subtitle options, as well as
changing camera movement speed and other options.
Controls
This section contains the list of all game commands with their currently assigned keyboard
commands, which can be modified if needed.
Multiplayer
This section allows you to change your in-game name, server name and see a list of IP games
containing information about the search location for multiplayer game sessions.
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CREDITS
This section will introduce you to all the people who worked on this game.
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Installation & Motion Capture QA
Autorun Artist mocap.ru ® Alexander Strigl
Konstantin Shavruk Andrei Sarychev
Artem Gulega
Localisation DMS Daniel Hennies
Oleg Mironov Denisov Alexey
Irina Dancheeva Managing Director Fidel Romero Ruiz
Christian Kramer
Translators Special thanks to:
Artem Pavlenko Artistic and Maxim A. Kamensky
Dmitry Venyavkin Cinematic Director Best Way Team
Christian Kramer Christian Dumke
QA Sergej Ilin
Alexander Shishov 2d Art Mike Juilfs
Andrey Moshkov Boris Kozelev Our families and our supporters,
Mihail Korolev Christian Oesch our community!
Nikolay Nikolaev Ben Wilson
Alexander Shelaputov 3d Art
Michael Stenzel
Sound Tobias Folprecht
Greznev Vladimir Martin Kihl
Ben Wilson
Cinematic movies
Strategic Music Anguel Delidjakov
Studios
Dmitry Kuzmenko Music
Ekaterina Kuzmenko Maurice T. Anderson
www.strategicmusic.ru
Sound
Loran Kornis
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Technical Support
If you encounter problems while installing or playing the game,
do the following before you contact us:
Information Required:
- Game version (installed updates)
- Operating system
- Processor brand, type and clock speed
- RAM volume
- Sound card type
- Video adapter model and parameters
- CD/DVD-ROM drive type
- Mouse type and driver version
- DirectX version
- Detailed description of the problem that you faced
Contact:
Via e-mail at: [email protected]
Please use the e-mail address provided. All support enquires to the company
address or phone number(s) cannot be answered by our staff.
Registration:
Join the 1C community by registering on our website www.1cpublishing.
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© 2009 1C Company. Developed by Best Way. All rights reserved.
This product contains software technology licensed from GameSpy Industries, Inc.
© 1999-2008 GameSpy Industries, Inc. GameSpy and the «Powered by GameSpy» design are trademarks of
GameSpy Industries, Inc. All rights reserved.
Uses Miles Sound System. Copyright © 1991-2008 by RAD Game Tools, Inc.
MPEG Layer-3 playback supplied with the Miles Sound System from RAD Game Tools, Inc.
MPEG Layer-3 audio compression technology licensed by Fraunhofer IIS and THOMSON multimedia.
GJK Engine. A Fast and Robust GJK Implementation Copyright © 1998 Gino van den Bergen.
This software uses simple multi-body package by Eugene Laptev, Oxford Dynamics
[email protected] http://www.oxforddynamics.co.uk
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