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PRIMA
OFFICIAL GAME GUIDE
KENNETH
MILLER
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ISBN: 0-7615-4330-9
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 2003114653
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CONTENTS
BASICS............................4
WEAPONS........................8
VEHICLES ......................18
PEARL HARBOR .............22
MAKIN ATOLL ................26
GUADALCANAL ..............40
TARAWA ........................66
MULTIPLAYER.................78
GLOSSARY ....................90
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE..92
MARINE RANKINGS ........92
JAPANESE MILITARY
RANKINGS .....................93
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BASICS............................4
WEAPONS........................8
VEHICLES ......................18
PEARL HARBOR .............22
MAKIN ATOLL ................26
GUADALCANAL ..............40
TARAWA ........................66
MULTIPLAYER.................78
GLOSSARY ....................90
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE..92
MARINE RANKINGS ........92
JAPANESE MILITARY
RANKINGS .....................93
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BASICS
Crouching makes you much harder to hit than when
you are simply standing around. You can move slowly while
crouching. This allows you to stay low and avoid detection
when exploring enemy territory. Crouching also makes
most cover much more effective because rocks and other
obstructions are rarely as tall as you are.
MOVEMENT
Running
When moving around while standing up, you run at full
speed. This is dangerous when there are soldiers in the
vicinity, so it’s better to crouch. Run only when traversing an
already cleared area or when quickly ducking for cover in the
middle of a firefight.
Crouching/Prone
If you need to go even lower than a crouch, go prone.
You’re very hard to see when prone, but it also greatly
reduces your movement speed. Most of the time, simply
crouching will be enough.
TIP: UNLESS YOU’RE CERTAIN YOU’VE
CLEARED OUT AN AREA AND IT’S SAFE, IT’S
BEST TO STAY IN THE CROUCH POSITION AT
ALL TIMES.
Cover
To go from standing to crouching, press the Crouch key
once. If you press the key again from crouching, you’ll go
prone. Pressing the Jump key moves you up by one degree
(from prone to crouching or from crouching to standing).
Finally, you can press the Prone key to go immediately to the
prone position.
Staying behind cover means staying alive. Learning to find
and use cover in the field is a very important technique.
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When you’re deep in the jungle, rocks and trees make the
best cover. In enemy encampments, use buildings and
sandbags as cover. Often, your own men will seek out the
best cover, so following them is a good idea.
WEAPONS
Aiming
Reloading
Hold the Aim key to change your view to your gun’s sights
(or scope). Aiming allows you to land a more precise shot as
well as giving you a short-range zoom. You move very slowly
while aiming, so take your shot quickly unless you’re safely
covered.
Shooting
Keep your gun fully loaded whenever possible. Running out
of bullets in the thick of battle can mean a gruesome end for
poor Tommy. Any time you’re free from enemy fire, reload
your gun; even if you’ve only fired a few bullets, it never
hurts to be prepared. This is especially true with guns that
are slow to reload.
Enemy Weapons
You can’t run around, firing wildly, and expect to get much
done. Not only is it important to aim carefully, it’s also essen-
tial to know how your weapon fires and how long it takes to
chamber a new round. Moving greatly reduces your accuracy,
so stay still, crouch, and squeeze off each shot like it means
something.
When you take down an enemy soldier, he often drops his
weapon onto the ground. If you approach the weapon, you
can switch it for your current one by pressing the Use key. If
you’re happy with your current weapon (and have plenty of
ammo), then hang onto it. However, if you wish you had a
rifle instead of a submachine gun, grab that gun and use the
enemy’s weapon against him.
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