Mode d'emploi GAMES PC SINGLES 2-TRIPLE TROUBLE

[. . . ] Booklet System Requirements/Readme Minimum: Duron 1, 5 Ghz Geforce 2 or Radeon 8500 with 32 MB VRam or higher 256 MB ram main memory 1 GB free space on harddrive 8 x CDROM 16 bit sound card (DirectSound kompatibel) Win XP/2000/ME, DirectX 9. 0c 2005 Update Recommended: Athlon 2 Ghz Geforce 5400 or Radeon 9600 with 64 MB Videoram 512 MB ram main memory 1 GB free space on harddrive 20 x CDROM 16 bit sound card (DirectSound kompatibel) Win XP/2000, DirectX 9. 0c 2005 Update Contents page Please read the licence terms at the end of the manual. For further information and troubleshooting please read the ReadMe. txt file. 1 1 1 2 5 6 8 9 14 15 15 17 21 15 15 17 1. 13. System Requirements / ReadMe Installation Starting the game Tutorial Singles basics: This is how to play it Controlling the "camera" Time, money and more Needs and such Relationship Management Skills and career Build mode Basic game strategies Keyboard shortcuts Appendix: Photo Session mode 2. [. . . ] In addition to the AI, there is another area where personality plays an important part: in the eternal battle for the TV remote control!While one might be mad about action films, the other one might prefer romances, and still another one might like comedies or horror films. So your singles can have different views as to whether watching TV is fun or not (which might even reduce fun points instead adding to them). VICES: Every character has certain vices. These are activities that may not fulfil any current needs, but are regarded as important anyway. Singles will overestimate the outcome of those actions and are likely to repeat them more often than their flatmates. Vices like watching TV are also likely to take a longer time-span of the daily schedule than if they were acted out normally as a regular activity. If you look after your single carefully and satisfy his needs, your single will be happy. And we're not just saying that ­ there is a reason behind it that we'll explain later. EMOTICONS: You will notice that your singles often display their emotions, needs and requirements in their relationships with one another and in everyday situations in the apartment in the form of emoticons. These symbols displayed give you valuable clues about their current emotional and physical state are self-explanatory and thus help you to decide on your characters next actions. A few emoticon examples include: NEEDS AND EMOTICONS If a need is not satisfied then an emoticon is displayed above the head of your singles and you should take care about it. Also your singles might refuse some actions that normally are available. Singles don't want to go swimming for example if they have to go to the loo, or don't want to make sports if hungry or tired. A red cross over the need icon displays that an action failed because of this need. You should also remember that many interactions can fail because of low need values and may have a bad result. 12 13 HUNGRY: Let your singles eat when you see this emoticon. Cook a meal, order a pizza, eat a snack or some fruits. TOILET: Your single has to go to the loo very urgently. But make sure that the toilet is not in use by another single for too long. Singles are shy by nature and they hate it to have to wait for too long. GENERAL WELL-BEING GENERAL FEELING: Good, neutral or bad ­ these emoticons show you how your single feels right now. If the thumb is down you definitely have to do something to raise his/her mood!JUSTICE: If you see this emoticon, the single who shows it feels that the other singles did him/her wrong in a way. [. . . ] Just use the arrows below the small window that shows the face of your activated single to choose the mood you want. Due to technical reasons, a pose may look slightly different to when you saved it when you reload it. 28 properly recorded on the CDROM and that the User Manual and Documentation is substantially complete and contains all the information which KOCH MEDIA Limited considers necessary for the use of the product. Your sole right with respect to a defect in the Software is replacement of the product. EXCEPT FOR THE LIMITED WARRANTY PROVIDED FOR IN THIS PARAGRAPH, THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES, CONDITIONS OR REPRESENTATIONS EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED BY STATUTE, COMMON LAW OR OTHERWISE AND ALL SUCH WARRANTIES CONDITIONS AND REPRESENTATIONS ARE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED. [. . . ]