Diggles Manual.pdf - Strategy First

Contents
System Requirements 2
Installation 2
Getting Started 2
Background Story & Goal of the Game 3
Main Menu 3
New Game 3
Load Game 4
Settings 4
Credits 4
Quit 4
Game Control 4
Main Screen 6
The Mouse Pointer 10
Symbols above the Dwarfs’ Heads 11
Actions 11
Selecting one or more Diggles 11
Moving Diggles 12
Picking up / Dropping and Using Items 12
Clock / Arranging a Daily Schedule for Your Diggles 12
Exploring the Underground World / Digging 13
Fighting 14
Production,Transportation and Inventions 14
Wooden Box 14
Fireplace 15
Producing Food 15
Producing Production Facilities and Buildings 15
Inventions 16
Experience and Age 16
Quests 17
Credits 18
Technical Support 21
LICENSE AGREEMENT AND LIMITED WARRANTY 24
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System Requirements
Minimum system requirements:
Pentium II (350 MHZ), 128 MB RAM, 32 MB graphics card, 8x CD-ROM drive, DirectX 8.0, mouse,Windows
compatible sound card.
Installation
Insert the Diggles-CD in your CD-ROM drive.
If Autoplay is enabled, a menu screen will appear. Follow the instructions on the screen to install Diggles.
If Autoplay is not enabled and the menu screen does not automatically appear, double-click on My
Computer and then click on the icon for your CD drive. Follow the on-screen instructions.
If the installation does not start automatically, double-click on the setup.exe file, in order to start the
installation manually.
The default location for the Diggles files on your computer is C:\Programs\Strategy First\Innonics\Diggles.
Diggles requires DirectX 8.0 or higher. If you have not yet installed DirectX 8.0 on your computer, you will
automatically be asked to install it. Select YES and follow the on-screen instructions.
To uninstall Diggles select Uninstall Diggles from the Strategy First\Innonics\Diggles program group in the
start menu. All Diggles components will then be completely removed from your computer.
You also have the option to run the SetMode.exe in the program group Diggles in the start menu. By using
this file you can modify video settings and details. For further information please run the SetMode.exe.
Getting Started
Important: Please close all applications before starting the game!
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Make sure the Diggles CD is in your CD-ROM drive.
If Autoplay is enabled, the Diggles menu screen will be displayed. Click Play to load Diggles.
If Autoplay not enabled, click on Start, select Programs and then the program group Strategy
First\Innonics\Diggles. Click on Diggles to load the game.
Background Story & Goal of the Game
Godfather Odin has chosen the dwarfs to set out on a long and burdensome expedition to the center of
the earth where Fenris, the hound of hell, spreads terror. Fenris was once Odin’s watchdog and ran away.
Ever since he became aware of his growing power and strength he has been terrifying the underground
world. Fenris must be disarmed and put on a chain.This task requires a very special chain, the Gleipnir....
Accomplishing this dangerous mission will take decades and involve many generations of dwarfs. During
their journey the dwarfs have to pass through four different worlds and more than 100 different quests must
be solved.You need to arrange a daily schedule for the dwarfs by determining how much they work and how
they spend their leisure time. Furthermore, research activities can be engaged and fighting strategies have to
be planned.
Your most important goal is to find all the rings for the chain which is needed to break Fenris’ power
and to prepare the Diggles for the crucial fight against Fenris.
Main Menu
In the main menu you can start a new game or continue a saved game.You can also modify various game
settings according to your preferences.The main menu offers the following options:
New Game
This option starts a new game. You can choose between Introduction, i.e. the tutorial, and the option
Campaign, which offers missions that are related to each other and take part of the whole storyline. The
option Skirmish Mode allows you to play independent single games without any quests. It has two different
sub-modes. In the Sandbox Mode you can play the game without having to accomplish missions. You will
encounter numerous monsters, but there are not any other clans. In the Normal Mode you can select one
of four clans and fight against the other three clans.
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Load Game
Choose this option to continue a previously saved game. You can select the corresponding game from a list
of saved games.
Settings
In this menu you can modify various settings by using the slider. Video Options allows you to adjust the
Brightness (brightness of the screen) and the Gamma Correction (brightness of the colors). In the Audio
Options you can change the volume of effects and music.The Input Options allow you to assign keys to certain
actions, such as moving the camera. Further information on how to define your preferred keys can be
found in the section Game Control.
Credits
Brings up all people that were involved in the development of Diggles.
Quit
Select this option to quit the game and to return to Windows.
Game Control
The following table shows the standard key commands:
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Arrow keys Control the camera
CTRL (or pressing the mouse wheel)* Tilts the camera
CTRL (mouse wheel) + right mouse button* Move the camera
CTRL (or mouse wheel)+ left mouse button* Zoom camera
Turning the mouse wheel Zooms camera
* on numerical pad Zooms in
÷ on numerical pad Zooms out
Numbers on numerical pad Scrolls screen by screen
5 on numerical pad Centers camera
ALT Used to perform a secondary function
(in combination with a mouse click)

ALT + left-click while Diggle and item Pick up items, attack enemy etc.
or enemy are selected
SHIFT Selects several dwarfs or items
TAB Toggles between dwarfs / production facilities
in the list
ESC Exits from current sequence, back to the
main menu
+ / - on numerical pad Increases / decreases game speed
CTRL + 1-0 Group assignment
1-0 Selects group
Pause Pauses the game
F1 Help
F2 Quicksave
F3 Displays dwarfs
F4 Displays production facilities
F5 Displays techtree
F6 Brings up Pedigree
F7 Displays questlog
F8 Centers Diggle
*default setting
In general, the CTRL key or pressing the mouse wheel allows you to tilt the camera.The CTRL key or the
mouse wheel in combination with a mouse key, that can be defined by the player, allow you to move the
camera or to zoom (magnifying glass). In the Input Options you can define the mouse keys you wish to use
to perform the corresponding actions. In order to do so, click on the following line:
MMB means “Middle Mouse Button”, and LMB as well as RMB are the abbreviations to “Left Mouse
Button” or “Right Mouse Button” respectively.
You can also define keys on your keyboard to perform these actions. If you wish to move the camera by
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means of the space bar, click on Moving in the menu and then press the space bar on your keyboard.That
way, you can enter your preferred keyboard keys for all of the actions mentioned above.
Main Screen
Map zooming
tools
To the main menu
Map to define
the position
Newsticker
Action Menu /
Inventory
Toggles previous
information on/off
List of your dwarfs /
production facilities
Toggles list
on / off
By means of the clock
you can arrange the
daily schedules of
your Diggles
Gears button:
If this button is activated, the
Diggles does not perform any
automatic orders
The elements on the Main Screen will be described from the top left to the bottom right corner.
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When clicking on this symbol, the main menu will be displayed. It offers the following options:
Main Menu, Settings, Load game, Save game, Quicksave, Dwarfs,Techtree, Production,
Pedigree, Questlog, Help, and Quit. Quicksave allows to quicksave the game in case of a
short pause.
Dwarfs will provide you with further information on all your dwarfs (such as attributes, Pedigree, partner,
age). Here, you can also rename a dwarf. In Questlog you will find a description of the current quest.
Pedigree provides the genealogical tree of your entire clan. However, if your clan already consists of
numerous members, only the nearest relatives of the selected dwarf will be displayed. Production gives you
a complete list of all the production facilities that can be built. To exit the game and return to Windows
select Quit.
In the upper center of the screen you will find the Newsticker.Whether your dwarfs invent new items or
have a baby or find a quest, the Newsticker displays all important news of the Diggles world. For more
detailed information on the incident left-click on the displayed message.Then the camera will immediately
jump to the corresponding place on the screen or a window will open that contains additional information
on the messages or on the purpose of the newly invented item.
The newsticker information can be deleted by right-clicking on the information.
By clicking on this symbol all previous messages can be retrieved.
Depending on which symbol is currently displayed (cap or small house),
a list of your dwarfs or a list of your buildings and production facilities will appear.
You can toggle between the two lists by clicking on the cap or the small house
respectively. An arrow on the right allows you to switch the corresponding list
on and off (Please make sure that neither dwarfs nor buildings are selected.)
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If the cap appears, a list of all dwarfs (also referred to as Finder) will be displayed
below. Behind the dwarf names you will find four symbols describing the
condition of the corresponding dwarf:
The bar indicates the life energy of each dwarf.The longer the bar is, the more life
energy the dwarf has.
When the sun appears, the dwarf is currently working .The moon symbol shows
that the dwarf is enjoying his leisure time.The sun can be red or gray. A red sun
indicates that the dwarf is jobless at the moment and a gray sun appears when
the dwarf is currently at work.
This smiley indicates how the dwarf feels.
The X will appear when the “gears” symbol is deactivated (see below).Then the
dwarf will not perform any automatic orders and you have total control over your
Diggle.
By clicking on a dwarf’s name in the list of dwarfs more information on the dwarf,
such as health, nutrition, attention, mood, will be displayed.
In the bottom right corner of the screen you can see the clock. It allows you to
adjust the dwarf’s individual working and leisure times.The yellow period of time
represents the working time and the remaining period is the leisure time (further
information on how to adjust the working and leisure times can be found in the
section Clock / Arranging the Dwarfs’ Daily Schedules). Underneath the clock
some numbers (1.2.5) are displayed. These numbers indicate the playing time in
Diggles time.The first number stands for the day, the second number is the month
and the last number represents the year. A Diggle‘s day is 30 minutes long.

If this icon is deactivated, the dwarf will not execute any automatic orders. This
option can be useful, when you want the dwarf to explore the surrounding area
without being interrupted.
Depending on the currently selected item or dwarf, different symbols will be displayed in the lower left area
of the screen.
These icons appear when neither dwarfs nor production facilities have been selected. You can deselect
dwarfs and productions facilities by right-clicking on them.Then the digging menu will be displayed. Using the
symbols in the digging menu you can tell the dwarfs to build tunnels and caves of different sizes.The “erase”
icon allows you to cancel one or all digging orders.
This inventory will appear as soon as a dwarf has been selected. All items
a dwarf is carrying along will be displayed in the boxes of the inventory. When a
dwarf picks up an item, it will appear in his inventory.
These icons can be displayed by selecting a production facility on the screen.
They represent additional items and production facilities that can be produced by the selected facility.The
icons with the question mark are production facilities that can be invented. The production or invention
process can be started by clicking once on an icon. Repeated left-clicks on the icons increase and right-clicks
decrease the number of facilities to be produced or invented.
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The Mouse Pointer
In the bottom left corner you can find the map allowing you to get your
bearings. It can be enlarged or minimized by means of the magnifying glasses.When
you click on a place on the map, it will be displaced on the main screen.
Areas with different colors may appear on the map: Green areas represent your
own items, babies and tunnel markings. White spots show your own dwarfs. The
yellow parts are neutral dwarfs, items and babies. Resources and cave markings are
displayed in blue.
Depending on the action being performed different little symbols may be added to your mouse pointer.The
following images will be displayed during the different actions (more detailed information on the actions can
be found in the section Actions):
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Normal / Nothing has
been selected
Selection
Using an item
Running
Attacking
Packing box
Unpacking box
Assigning dwarf to
production facility

Symbols above the Dwarfs’ Heads
Many dwarfs on the screen have one or more symbols above their heads.The green bar, for example, informs
you of the dwarfs’ health. Others indicate what the dwarf will or intends to do.The mushroom signifies that
the dwarf is hungry.The bed indicates that he is tired and the moon shows you that he wants to have some
leisure time. A red smiley appears when the dwarf is in a bad mood.
In general, red symbols represent a lack of something or an emergency situation and the gray symbols
an activity.
Actions
Digging
Picking up an item
Dropping an item
Zooming
Moving
Rotating
Diggles will do nearly everything you tell them to do.You can, for example, let them dig tunnels and caves,
fight against wild beasts, or solve quests.
Selecting one or more Diggles
To give a Diggle an order, you have to select him first. In order to do so, left-click on the Diggle.You can also
open the list of dwarfs by clicking on the cap and then click on the dwarf’s name in the list. A glow appears
around every selected Diggle. His inventory indicating the items he might be carrying along is displayed in
the bottom left screen area as well. Information on his condition (such as health, nutrition, attention etc.) is
displayed in the upper right corner of the screen and in the lower center area of the screen.You deselect a
Diggle by right-clicking somewhere in the background.
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If you wish to select several Diggles at the same time, hold the left mouse key and draw a box over the
Diggles you wish to select. A glow appears around all selected dwarfs.You can also select several dwarfs
simultaneously by holding the SHIFT key while clicking on the dwarfs. Individual dwarfs of the group can be
deselected by holding the SHIFT key while clicking on them.
A colorful glow may appear around items and dwarfs when you move the mouse pointer over them.The
color of the glow depends on the situation. If you move the mouse pointer over a dwarf or select him, a
white glow appears around the dwarf. If you wish to attack an enemy with a selected dwarf and move the
mouse pointer over the enemy, a red glow is displayed around it. An item, that is intended to be picked up
has a blue glow.When you assign a dwarf to a production facility, the facility has a green glow (see also section
Producing Production Facilities and Buildings.)
Moving Diggles
In order to move a Diggle from one place to another, left-click on the Diggle.Then left-click on the place on
the screen, where you want the Diggle to go. He will immediately set out to go there.
To move several Diggles at the same time, hold the left mouse key and draw a box over the dwarfs you
want to move to a different place. Click on the destination on the screen and all selected dwarfs will go there.
If you want your Diggle to run to the desired place, select the Diggle and double-click on the
corresponding place.
Picking up / Dropping and Using Items
To make a Diggle pick up an item from the ground, select the dwarf with the left mouse key and then
left-click on the item.The Diggle picks up the item, which will then be displayed in his inventory.
Please note:The wooden box (see also Wooden Box) can only be picked up by holding the ALT key while
selecting it.
If you want the Diggle to drop an item, click on the item in the inventory.The item’s ghost will appear
on the screen and you can place it at a desired place. To drop the item directly in front of the Diggle,
double-click on the item in the inventory.
Diggles cannot only pick up or drop items but also use them, e.g. eat a mushroom or drink a beer. Hold
the ALT key and left-click on the item in the inventory and the Diggles will use the corresponding item.
Clock / Arranging a Daily Schedule for Your Diggles
You can arrange an individual daily schedule for each Diggle, i.e. you can determine when and how long each
dwarf has to work.The yellow period of time on the clock indicates the working time and the gray part the
leisure time.You can adjust working and leisure times by moving the mouse over the moon or sun symbol,
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holding the left mouse key and dragging the symbol to the desired position. Left-click in the middle of the
clock to advance the clock and right-click in the middle of the clock to set it back one hour.
Please note that Diggles are, like human beings, more productive when leisure and working time are
well-balanced.
Exploring the Underground World / Digging
The Diggles’ mission is to find and capture Fenris at the center of the earth.Thus, you must extend their
sphere of action, explore the underground, and dig tunnels and caves.
To build a tunnel or cave, right-click in the background. Several cave and tunnel icons will then be displayed
in the lower middle screen area.
Click on the preferred icon and a green or blue tunnel or cave marking will appear on the screen. Use your
mouse to move this marking to the place where you want the tunnel or cave to be built. Left-click to give
the Diggles the order to build the tunnel or cave.The tunnel or cave will automatically be built by a Diggle
that has time.We recommend to attach the first tunnel marking directly to the earth’s surface as the Diggles
need access to the underground world. Further tunnels and caves can then be attached to the previous ones.
To build longer tunnels than the ones available in the digging menu, simply enlarge the tunnel markings.
Position the marking, hold the left mouse key and drag the mouse to the desired direction. If the tunnel is
long enough, release the mouse key.
To delete a marking that has already been placed before, select the “erase” symbol and click on the marking
you wish to remove.
Please note:You can only build a cave after having dug a tunnel. A cave marking can only be placed when the
cave will be accessible via a tunnel.
The variety of caves and tunnels available in the digging menu depends on the dwarf’s experience in the field
of stones (see also section Experience and Age). At the beginning of the game the dwarfs have not yet gained
many experiences in this field.Thus, you can only build tiny caves. Later in the game when the experience
grows, small, medium-size and large caves will be available in the digging menu as well.
Sometimes it may occur, that the Diggles do not have the time to dig the tunnels or caves ordered by
you. In these cases, we recommend to directly give a certain dwarf the order to continue digging the tunnel
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or the cave. Select the dwarf with a left-click and click on the tunnel or cave marking that you want him to
work on. He will immediately go to the cave or tunnel and start digging.
Fighting
The Diggles will encounter numerous dangerous creatures underground.To make a Diggle attack his enemy,
select one or more Diggles and left-click on the enemy creature. The Diggle will attack the enemy and
automatically use all weapons that are currently available in his inventory . If there are several weapons at
his disposal, the dwarf decides according to his experience and the distance to the enemy which weapon to
use. If the enemy is quite far away, he will choose the best ballistic weapon, such as the rifle. When
attacking an enemy that is already close to him, he will more than likely use cutting and stabbing weapons.
The different clans have a friendly, neutral or hostile attitude towards the Diggles.The clans that behave
friendly towards the Diggles cannot be attacked. Neutral clans can be attacked by holding the ALT key while
clicking on the clan member. However, this attack will do damage to the diplomatic relations between the
two clans and they will become enemies. Hostile clans can be attacked like monsters by left-clicking on them
(see above).
However, do not underestimate your enemy. I some cases it may be advisable, to take to your heels
instead of taking on a superior creature. Dwarfs flee automatically as soon as they are badly injured.
Production, Transportation and Inventions
Wooden Box
All produced buildings and production facilities will appear in a wooden box on the screen.
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At the beginning of the game a wooden box containing a fireplace can be seen on the screen.
To unpack the fireplace or a different production facility, left-click on the box. A “wooden box”
symbol with an arrow pointing up appears on the right side of the map at the bottom of the screen.
This symbol indicates that the box can be unpacked. If you click on the symbol, the ghost
of the fireplace appears on the screen. Place the fireplace at a suitable place by clicking
on the place.The fireplace can only be placed where its ghost appears green. Soon one
of your dwarfs will go to the box, unpack it and build the production facility or building.
At the beginning of the game the box contains a fireplace that is absolutely necessary to
produce food and invent new items.

At any time the fireplace or production facility can be packed back into the box by clicking on the
fireplace or production facility and then on the “packing” symbol (box with an arrow pointing
down). It can then be placed at a different place as described above.
Fireplace
The fireplace is essential for ensuring the food supply and inventing new items.When clicking on a fireplace
on the main screen, some icons will be displayed in the lower middle screen area. All icons with a white
glow can be activated, all icons with a red glow can be used later in the game.
Producing Food
In order to prevent your dwarfs from starving to death, start producing grilled mushrooms. Select
the fireplace and click on the left “grilled mushroom” icon.
The more often you click on the icon, the more mushrooms will be produced.The amount of mushrooms
to be produced can be reduced by right-clicking on the icon. The number above the icon indicates the
number of clicks.When clicking on it ten times, an infinite number of mushrooms will be produced and the
food supply is ensured.You can also order an infinite amount of mushrooms by holding the SHIFT key while
clicking on the “grilled mushroom” icon. The bar underneath the corresponding icons indicates the
production or invention’s progress.
Producing Production Facilities and Buildings
All buildings and production facilities that can be produced appear as icons, when the fireplace is activated.
Click on an icon to start the production of the building. Repeated left-clicks increase and right-clicks
decrease the number of buildings to be produced. Red icons mean that the facility cannot be produced as
the required materials are not yet available.
As soon as a building has been produced, it will appear in a wooden box on the screen. As described
before (see Wooden Box), it has to be unpacked as well as placed and will then be erected by a dwarf.The
erected production facilities offer new icons allowing to produce further items in turn.
You can assign a certain Diggle to a particular production facility. Then he mainly works at that facility
when he has time. Select the dwarf and then left-click on the production facility while holding the ALT key.
A Diggle working at a production facility can be stopped by sending him to a different place or telling
him to chop mushrooms.
If production is stopped, the whole order will be cancelled.The resources that have already been used
are lost. Resources that have not been used, but taken to the production facility, are now available to other
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Diggles. The production facility will be reset to its original status. However, the orders in the production
facility menu will not be cancelled. Only the cancelled order will be deleted.
Inventions
In order to make life easier for the dwarfs, various new items, production facilities, and buildings can be
invented. In the fireplace menu you will find some icons with a question mark.
These icons represent items, production facilities and buildings that can be invented. All white
icons can be invented immediately - all red icons later in the game. If an icon appears yellow, then
the dwarf with the corresponding experience is currently set on leisure time.
To invent a building, left-click on the icon once. As soon as a Diggle has time, he puts on his “inventing cap”
and starts to invent the ordered production facility.When he has invented it, a message will be displayed by
the Newsticker. The production facility can now be created. The production can be started by clicking on
the production facility icon at the bottom.
Diggles offers more than 100 different production facilities and items.You will discover their purpose and
function during the game. To obtain further information on the function of a new item, click on the
Newsticker messages, such as “Steam engine invented”, that are displayed in the upper middle screen area.
Experience and Age
While performing a certain task, such as chopping mushrooms, the dwarfs gather experience points in
particular fields, e. g. wood. This allows the dwarfs to work much faster and new items can be invented.
Furthermore, you have the possibility to specialize a dwarf in a certain kind of work. However, experience
(knowledge) is limited. If the experience points gathered in a particular field exceed a certain value,
experience points will be subtracted in other fields.The experience points of each dwarf can be seen in the
upper right corner when selecting the dwarf.
Experience points can be gathered in the following fields when performing the following tasks:
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Fields of Experience Activities
Wood Chopping mushrooms, manufacturing wooden products
Food Cooking
Stone Digging, manufacturing stone products

Construction and Transportation Erecting buildings, transporting materials
Metals Metal processing
Alchemy Energy, high-tech, magic
Service
Martial Arts (in general)*
Services, such as barkeeper
Kung Fu Fist fight without any weapons
One-handed fight Sword, club, axe
Two-handed fight Sword, axes
Fire weapons Slingshot, bow and arrow
Defense Using shields, blocking, evading the enemy
*Martial Arts: In this field the game will always display the fighting technique, in which the dwarf has gathered the
greatest amount of points. A list of all other fighting techniques and the corresponding number of points gathered
by the dwarf will be displayed when pressing the F3 key.
The dwarfs can live for about 24 days and then they will die. However, there are some potions, such as the
Fountain of Youth, that allow you to take a dwarf back into the babyhood. Fortunately, he will keep his experiences.To
find out the dwarf’s age select Dwarfs in the Main Menu.
Reproduction
Diggles can fall in love with each other and reproduce. However, they will only do this in their leisure time
and when they are in a good mood. The experience points of the parents will be transmitted to their
children.
Quests
Diggles offers numerous quests that have to be solved in many different ways. Explore the environment carefully,
and you will automatically find the tricky quests. Inventions and progress are vital to solve the various
secrets.
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Credits
Innonics GmbH
Director
Producer
Marc Möhring
Klaus Starke
Marketing
Martin Risius
Graphic Design
Frank Bertram
Jan Bintakies
Web/ Programming
Tom Schroeder
Special Thanks to:
Bernd Schwenk
Marion Schwenk
A.-K. Sabrowski
Concept
Thomas Langhanki
Carolin Batke
Carsten Orthbandt
Ingo Neumann
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3D - Programming
Carsten Orthbandt
Christoph Pech
Daniel Matzke
Gameplay - Programming
Andrej Treskow
Axel Hylla
David Salz
3D Graphics
Ingo Neumann
Hanno Hagedorn
Simon Murray
Steffen Unger
Thomas Wulff
2D Graphics
Thomas Langhanki
Julian Pies
Patrick Lehrmann
Animation
Bettina Gruenefeldt
Florian Busse
Thomas Langhanki
Ingame Sequences
Daniel Boettger
Florian Busse
Jan Neugebauer
Jana Wolf
Marko Schrenker
Sascha Gundlach
Leveldesign
Steffen Priebus
Danijel Kostadinoski
Jan Neugebauer
Artwork and Illustration
Guido Neukamm
Rainer Engel
Sound and Music
Tonbüro Berlin
Christian Riegel
und Amazonas Onassis
Béla Brandes
Claudia Krüger
Jan Neugebauer
Lars Ginzel
Scenario
Derek Meister
Daniel Finger
Florian Busse
Sven Oswald
Speech recording
Men in Text, Berlin
Daniel Finger
Nico Nowarra

Sven Oswald
Florian Busse
Spokesmen
Daniela Hoffmann
Daniel Finger
Edeltraut Elsner
Gerd Paul
Hubertus Bengsch
H.W. Bussinger
Julia Ziffer
Klaus Jepsen
Martina Treger
Sven Oswald
Ulrich Hoppe
Wolfgang Ziffer
Intro Sequence
Animagic GmbH, Bielefeld
Dirk Schulz
Stefan Poier
QA and Testing
Stefan Karau und René Aye
Andreas Heinrich
Andreas Puschkin Pursche
Björn Jüttner blacksteve
Christian Hannemann
Conny Schmieder
Derek Meister
Dirk Fischer
Duddits
Florian W. von C.
Frank Hentschel
Gordon Mende
Henning Otto
Jan L. aus L.
Jirka Lichner
Joon gHazA Sames
Lukabab
Marc Klocker
Marc Oppermann
Marion Weisse
Marko Böhme
Melanie Brambusch
Mike Schuhmacher
Oliver Möhring
Ralf Weber
Ricardo Eberwein
Sascha rotfünf R.
Thomas Lüdeke
Thomas Mende
Tilo Böhme
Tom Polten
Zumpi
Assistants
Claudia Krueger
Nadine Zdanowicz
Manual
Fachkomm, Isernhagen
Dörthe Otto
David Salz
Translations
Fachkomm, Isernhagen
Dörthe Otto
Nadine Zdanowicz
Special Thanx to
Infogrames GmbH
Michael Wetzel
Ralf Frefat
und das gesamte Infogrames
Deutschland Team
Hardware Support
Saitek
Logitech
Creative Labs
Matrox
ATI
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Credits
Strategy First
Marketing
Product Managers
Prokopios “Pro” Sotos
Adam Phillips
Director of Marketing
Steve Milburn
Director of Communications
Christina Ginger
Packaging and Design
Kenneth Green
Philippe Brindamour
Web Design
Hugo Trépanier
Serge Mongeau
PR Associates
Kelly Ekins
Michèle Fortier
Marketing Assistant
Ryan Bastien
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Quality Assurance
Quality Assurance Manager
Phillip DeRosa
Quality Assurance Team
Yan Favreau-Lippé
Ethan Petty
Ludovic Pinard
Sylvain Schmidt
Eric Tougas
Customer Support
Michel Chouinard
Nabil Yared
President
Don McFatridge
Senior V.P.
Brian Clarke
V.P. Business Development
Steve Wall
V.P. Product Development
Richard Therrien
V.P. Systems
Dave Hill
Director of Product
Development
Jamie McNeely
Distribution
Infogrames Inc.
Senior V.P.
Wim Stocks
V.P.Third Party/Value/Affiliates
Ezra Chen
Senior Buyer
Gardnor Wong
Product Line Liason
Brian McCreary

Technical Support
Before installing the game, make sure that you do the following:
• Make sure all other applications are closed.
• Verify that your system meets the minimum requirements of the game.
• Keep all documentation that came with the game.
If you are having troubles starting the game you should do the following:
• Get the latest drivers for your sound and video card.
• Reinstall Directx 8.0.
• Install any patches available for the game (if any).
• Make sure you remove any unnecessary icons on your taskbar (the area where the time is displayed),
since unneeded items reduce system performance.
• Refer to the README file available with the game.
For further assistance you can reach Strategy First Customer Support staff by:
Phone: (514) 844-2433 Mon to Friday from 9:00 – 18:00 EST
Fax: (514) 844-4337 Attn: support
E-mail: support@strategyfirst.com
For faster service, please have the following information available when you call:
• Computer brand and processor speed.
• Memory available.
• Type of operating system.
• Type of video and sound card.
• Version of DirectX installed on your system.
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1. Ownership and License. This is a license agreement and NOT an agreement for sale. The software contained in this package (the ìSoftwareî) is the property of the
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are kept in your possession.
3. Prohibited Uses. The following uses of the Software are prohibited. If you wish to use the Software in a manner prohibited below, please contact the Company at
the address, phone, or fax numbers listed above for information regarding a ìSpecial Use License. îOtherwise, you may NOT :
(a) Make or distribute copies of the Software or documentation, or any portion thereof, except as expressly provided in this Agreement.
(b) Use any backup or archival copy of the Software (or allow someone else to use such copy) for any purpose other than to replace the original copy in the event
it is destroyed or becomes defective;
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or disable any protective or initialization system on the Software;
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(e) Remove or obscure any copyright or trademark notice(s) on the Software or documentation;
(f) Upload or transmit the Software, or any portion thereof, to any electronic bulletin board, network, or other type of multi-use computer system regardless of purpose;
(g) Include the Software in any commercial products intended for manufacture, distribution, or sale; or
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provisions of this license. Upon termination, you shall destroy all copies of the Software and any accompanying documentation.
All provisions of this Agreement as to warranties, limitation of liability, remedies or damages shall survive termination.
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on which the Software is supplied will be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. If the Software fails to conform to this warranty, you may,
as your sole and exclusive remedy, obtain a replacement free of charge if you return the Software to us with a dated proof of purchase. The Company does not warrant
that the Software or its operations or functions will meet your requirements, nor that the use thereof will be without interruption or error.
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RESPECT TO THE SOFTWARE EXCEED THE AMOUNTS ACTUALLY PAID BY YOU, IF ANY, FOR THE SOFTWARE.
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