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CONTENT
Installation..............................................................2
Controls..................................................................4
A.New.Weapon........................................................6
Main.Menu..............................................................7
The.Game...............................................................9
Tips.&.Tricks...........................................................15
Multiplayer..............................................................15

INSTALLATION
It is strongly recommended that you close all non-essential programs before beginning
the installation of any software on your computer. This includes screen savers and
anti-virus software, which may interfere with the installation process.
1. Insert the First Battalion CD into your CD-ROM drive.
2. If the auto-run mode on your computer is active, the installation will start
automatically when you insert the CD into the drive.
Follow the on-screen instructions.
If the auto-run mode on your computer is disabled, input the following:
a) At the Windows desktop, click on ‘Start.’
b) Select ‘Run’ and type the letter of your CD-ROM drive and Setup.exe (i.e.: D:\Setup.
exe).
OR
a) Double-click on ‘My Computer.’
b) Right-click on the CD-ROM drive with the First Battalion CD and select ‘Open’ to
access the contents of the CD.
c) Double-click on the ‘Setup’ file to launch the installation.
3. Read and click-to-accept the ‘End User License Agreement,’ then follow the onscreen
instructions.
4. The installation will automatically create a program icon group and a quick start on
your Windows® ‘Start’ menu.

5. To launch the game, from the Windows® desktop, select:
Start -> Programs -> DreamCatcher -> First Battalion
UNISTALLATION
To uninstall First Battalion, complete the following actions:
At the Windows® desktop, select:
Start -> Programs -> DreamCatcher -> First Battalion -> Uninstall First Battalion
Alternatively, you can open your control panel, choose “Add/Remove Programs”,
select First Battalion and then click on “Remove”.
Minimum.System.Requirements
OS: Windows® XP
CPU: 800 MHz Pentium® 3 or Equivalent
RAM: 256 MB
Video Card: Radeon® 8500 or GeForce 3 Ti
Disk Space: 3 GB
CD/DVD-ROM: 16x
DirectX®: 9.0c Compatible
Sound: DirectX® 9 Compatible Audio Device
Other: Mouse, Keyboard, and Speakers
Recommended.System.Requirements
OS: Windows® XP with Service Pack 2
CPU: 2 GHz Pentium®4 or Equivalent
RAM: 1 GB
Disk Space: 3 GB
CD/DVD-ROM: 32x
Video Card: Radeon® 8500 or GeForce 6600GT
DirectX®: 9.0c Compatible
Sound: DirectX® 9.0c Compatible Audio Device
Other: Mouse, Keyboard, and Speakers

Multiplayer.Game
If you want to play First Batallion on a network or LAN, you need an Internet
connection or a connection to a TCP/IP network for LAN games.
Note
We cannot guarantee that First Batallion runs on laptops or notebooks. If your laptop
or notebook fufills the system requirements, then First Batallion will probably run on it.
But because of the different system architectures we cannot guarantee performance.
CONTROLS
COMMAND BUTTON DESCRIPTION
Driving
Forward / Accelerate W Drive forward / Accelerate
Backwards / Brake S Reverse / Brake
Turn left A Turn to the left
Turn right D Turn to the right
View.Controls
Look Around Mouse
Invert Mouse Invert the Y-Axis of the mouse
Mouse Sensitivity Adjust the sensitivity of the mouse
Camera Position Mouse wheel Switch between three different camera
positions
Binoculars B Switch to binocular view
On/Off-Zoom Mouse wheel While you are in binocular mode

CONTROLS
Weapons
Primary Attack Left mouse
button
Secondary Attack Right mouse
button
Air Support Left mouse
button
Fire the cannon
Fire the machine gun
While you are in the binocular mode and
the Air Support option is available
Defensive.Commands F When the current symbol is centered
Stop!
In Formation!
Repair!
Offensive.Commands G Reconnaissance!
General.Commands
Attack my target!
Flank!
Show Objectives vTAB Shows the current mission objectives
Map Overview M Shows the overview of the map
Zoom Minimap N Zoom in / out of minimap
Menu | Opens the game menu
Quick save q
Quick load t
TIP:
The controller settings can be changed in the Main Menu under
Options / Controls.
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A NEW WEAPON
Multiplayer.
Global Chat T Activate Global Chat
Team Chat Y Activate Team Chat
Secondary Weapon Right Mouse-click Activate Secondary Weapon
(Hold button 0.5 sec)
Fast Spawn Point NUM1-0 Choose fast Spawn Point
Self Destruction z
In the beginning of the war the German troops gained a lot of territory in a short period
of time. Poland, the Benelux Countries and France were overrun within just a few weeks
and the term “Blitzkrieg” was born. The reason for this incredible speed was due to the
cooperation of warplanes, infantry and the use of fast strategic tank formations. In the
final years of the First World War, where slow clumsy giants rumbled over the battlefields,
almost all European militaries grew to underestimate the use of tanks. This turned out to
be a momentous mistake.
With the introduction of tanks, warfare changed fundamentally and an armament race
began. The warring nations continuously developed new tanks with better armor and
better weapons. A lot of the technologies that were developed during the Second World
War are still used today. For example, the flat frontal armor as it was first seen on the
Russian T-34 does not only offer a low silhouette, but also improved protection against
direct hits. The tricolor camouflage scheme used by German tanks in the later years of
the war is yet another example. This scheme is still being used by US troops as well as
others.
In First Battalion, you will control some of the most famous tanks from the Second World
War on the side of the German Wehrmacht, the Russian army and the Allied Forces. Steer
the steel giants through the Russian plains, through small French towns and across the
beaches of Normandy. Fight against the powerful enemy – and stay alive!

MAIN MENU
As soon as the game is started, you will see the Main Menu of First Batallion. Here you
can adjust the different settings and choose among the different game modes.
Continue.Game
If you have already begun a campaign, this menu entry takes you back to the point
within the mission where you last saved.
New.Game
Start a new campaign and start with Mission 1.
.
. Submenu: Difficulty: Choose one of three difficulty levels
– easy, normal and hard.
Instant.Battle
Want to use your lunch break for a quick tank battle? The different missions that you
finished within the campaign will become available as instant battles.
Submenu: Allied Forces; Sowjet Army; German Wehrmacht (Please keep in mind
that the different missions will not be available immediately. First they have to be
"activated" within the campaign.)
Multiplayer
Opens the menu for multiplayer mode.
Submenu:.Internet / LAN
To play a local multiplayer game, connect several PCs in a Local Area Network
(LAN) or connect to the Internet to fight against other players. (For a match on the
Internet, choose the “Internet-match” and mark it with a cross.)
You can either host a game or join a game that is hosted by another player. If you
host a game yourself, then you can set the maximum number of players, the score
limit, the time limit and the damage caused by friendly fire. When you are finished
with these settings, choose a suitable battleground.

Options
Here you will find the different settings for graphics and sound quality, as well as game
mode and game options.
. Submenu:.Controls
Here you can adjust the keyboard configuration.
Submenu:.Music & Sound
Here you can adjust the volume of music, voice-overs and sound effects.
Submenu: Graphics
Here you can adjust the brightness of the game as well as the level of detail of the
graphics.
Credits
Open a list of all the staff members that have worked on this project.
The.In-Game.Menu
Pressing the ESC-button while playing a game opens the In-Game Menu which gives
you the following options:
Continue
Go back to your current mission.
Restart
Restart your current mission.
Continue.Checkpoint
Load one of your save games.
Invert.Y-Axis
Invert the Y-Axis.
Easy.Drive
The tank can be navigated more easily.

Back.to.Main.Menu
Quit your current mission and go back to the Main Menu.
THE GAME
When you have started the game, you can see your tank in the middle of the screen.
You can choose from three different camera perspectives.
The information on the screen is always the same,
independent from the camera position. In the
middle of the picture you can see the cross-hair.
Move the turret and cross-hair with your mouse. If
you fire the cannon or the machine gun, you fire in
the direction of the cross-hair.
ATTENTION: The turret needs a little time to follow the cross-hair.
Tip: The cross-hair can move farther than the turret, e.g. when you look straight up
into the sky.
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Tip: Keep an eye on the color of the cross-hair. If it is green, you are aiming at an
enemy. If it is red, you are aiming at one of your own units.
Tip: When you fire the cannon, a segmented semicircle appears on the left side of the
cross-hair. It indicates the reloading time of your turret.
In the right upper corner there is a minimap of your surroundings in bird’s eye view as
well as a compass that indicates the direction you are going.
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Tip: The blue triangle in the compass is your own tank.
On the bottom right of the screen there is a display showing the
state of your tank as well as your current ammunition supply for the
cannon.
Tip: If the ammunition supply slowly runs out, you have to get hold of new grenades.
Watch out for an ammo dump and refill your supply.
ATTENTION:
Refilling the ammunition supply takes a little while.
The tank icon also shows the turret’s position in relation to the tank’s body. The little
white arrow indicates the direction the tank is going, and you can move the turret
independently from the driving direction.

ATTENTION:
Tip: The tank icon also shows from
which direction you are under fire. You
will see a red stripe on the tank icon
according to the direction from which
you are being shot at.
Repairing the tank takes a little while!
Each hit eats away the armor of your tank, i.e. the tank icon
changes color from white to red. If the display is fully red, the tank
will explode.
Tip: Look out for repair stations that are distributed over the mission maps. Get close
to one of those to repair your tank.

A yellow arrow on the game screen
shows where the next mission objective
can be found.
Tip: The yellow arrow shows the next
mission objective on the minimap as
well as on the overall map of the area.
On the battlefield map that is displayed
when you press the “M” button (see
Controls) you can find a number of
symbols to help with your orientation.
Blue.jagged.line: A position that is held by your own
troops.
Red.jagged.line: Position of the enemy.
Blue.Triangle: Your position. The tip of the triangle
indicates the direction of the tank.
Yellow.Triangle: The position of the next mission
objective.
Yellow.Field.with.Wrench: Position of a Repair
Station.
Red.Field.with.Grenade: Position of an Ammo
Dump.
White.Field.with.House: Town, village or sight.
White.Mini.Symbols: Your squad.

With the help of binoculars you can
scout remote positions for enemies
from a safe distance.
Tip: If you have the option “Air
Support”, then press the left mouse
button while looking through the
binoculars in order to select it. You will
see red smoke at the place where you
requested air support.
Tip: Please keep in mind that it will take a while for the air support to appear. The icon
for air support slowly fills up so you can see how long it takes.
ATTENTION:
While you use the binoculars the battle around you goes on, i.e.
enemies could fire on you and cause damage to your tank.
In many of the missions and battles you are not out on your own, but instead lead a
group of up to four more tanks into battle. At the simple push of a button you can give
different orders to your computer-controlled “comrades”.

Stop! All the tanks in your group stop.
The upper part of the screen shows
the different symbols for the orders
that you can give. There are different
icons depending on the current
situation in the game.
In.Formation! The other tanks follow yours in a loose V-formation.
Reconnaissance! The tanks in your group go up front and explore the area..
Attack.My.Target! When you have locked onto a target, this order makes
all the other tanks in your group attack the same object.
Flank! If the surroundings allow it, your “comrades“ will either attack from
the left or right flank, depending on how you were aiming when you gave the
order.

Repair! The tanks in your squad will be repaired.
Position! This order can be compared to the order “Reconnaissance!”, but
your squad will stop at a certain distance and take up position.
TIPS & TRICKS
Please keep in mind that although a tank might be quite robust, it is not indestructible.
So beware of the minefields marked by signs. If you ever enter into a minefield, that
will be the end of your tank.
You are not only threatened by enemy tanks: There are more dangers such as infantry
soldiers with armor-breaking weapons, anti-tank weapons, flak cannons and enemy
aircrafts.
In some missions you will have time-critical tasks, so watch the timer at the lower right
screen corner.
Use an early warning system: If you are not sure what to expect, first send your squad
further ahead with the “Reconnaissance” order. If there is an enemy in their sight, he
will first attack your squad and you will have enough time to check the situation.
MULTIPLAYER
If you want to play a multiplayer match, you can choose between Internet and LAN.
Internet
Go to the Internet, activate the menu entry Internet in First Batallion and follow the
instructions. You can find general tips on how a multiplayer match works here in this
manual under LAN.Match.
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LAN-Game
You have two choices in a multiplayer match: Either you join a game or you host a
game that other players can join.
If you want to host a game, then choose the different settings for your match.
Player.Limit: The maximum number of players that can join a match.
Time.Limit: The length of the match in minutes. The match ends when the time runs out.
Score.Limit: The match ends when one of the teams achieves the preset score.
Friendly.Fire: Here you set whether and how hard a tank is damaged by friendly fire
from its own team.
When you have selected all of the settings, choose a map where the multiplayer
match will take place. You can also choose several maps which will then be played in
the chosen order.
You now have the option to either choose one of the two teams, let the computer
make the team choice for you or just sit back and watch the match as a spectator.
When you have chosen one of the teams, then pick one of the three different tank
models.
Light.Tank: A fast, but lightly armored tank with weak weapons.
Alternative-Weapon:.Air.Support (Attack of a marked position by airplanes)
German Side: Panzer.IV
Russian Side: T34./76
Allied Side: M24.Chaffee
Medium.Tank: A balanced tank model – well-rounded for almost any opportunity.
Alternative-Weapon: Proximity Mines (5 units)
German Side: Panther
Russian Side: KV1
Allied Side: M4A1.Sherman

Heavy.Tank: The king of the battlefield – heavily armored and with heavy weapons,
but slow and clumsy.
Alternative-Weapon:.Support (Instant-Repair and Ammunition)
German Side: King.Tiger
Russian Side: IS1
Allied Side: M26.Pershing
Tip: In a multiplayer game you can always use the “HOME“ button to go back to the
Menu and choose a different tank model and/or different starting point. (see below)
With the “INS” button you can open the Team Menu.
Now.choose.a.starting.point.on.the.battlefield.
Tip: If during the game your team conquers more bases, you can also choose those
as starting points. If your chosen starting point is conquered by the enemy team, you
have to choose a new one in the menu.
The game environment as well as the game screen during a multiplayer match are
mostly identical to the ones in the single player mode.
Only the icons for neutral “bases” as well as those for the ones each team has
conquered are new.
You can see “neutral” bases in the game. If one or more of the tanks in your team
approach such a neutral base, it will slowly turn to your own base and one of the
points in the display will be replaced by your team’s sign. Your team can then use
the conquered base as a new staring point. You won the match when your team has
conquered all bases.

Published.by.
DreamCatcher
President.and.CEO
Richard Wah Kan
VP.Sales.and.Marketing
Marshall Zwicker
Executive.Producer
George Chastain.
Global.Marketing.Director
Lorraine Lue
Global.Product.
Marketing.Manager
Byron Gaum
Product.Manager
Christos Andrikakis
Producer
Yann Tisseyre
Art.Director
Jay Kinsella
Lead.Packaging.Illustrator
Russell Challenger
Graphic.Design.and.Layout
Esther Sucre
Trang To.
Global.PR.Coordinator
Suzanne MacGillivray
Quality.Assurance.Testing
QA.Manager
Krystal Moon
QA.Lead
Michael Ashe
QA.Staff
Anthony Finelli
Dan Dawang
Allison Skerl
Bryan Cook
Justin Wah Kan
Kamaal Anwar
Michael Geist
Burt De Francesco
Zootfly.
Development.Team
Lead.Game.Designer
Bob Bates
.
ZootFly
Bojan Arah
Tomaž Bavdaž
Lea Bele
Darko Hanžic
Tibor Klajnšcek
Rok Kompan
Matija Kragelj
Marko Goleš
Jelena Mirtic
Aleš Mlakar
David Pangerl
Marko Ravnjak
David Rems
Denis Rožaj
Filip Strugar
Matevž Štular
Boštjan Troha
Boris Vigec
Marko Žagar
Tomaž Žagar
Peter Žargi
JoWooD.Productions.
Software.AG
Producer.
Michael Hengst
Brand.Management
Stephan Schnedlitz
Stefan Berger
Marketing
Gerald Kossaer
Mario Baumann
Nicole Mühlbacher
Public.Relations
Tamara Berger
Udett Schaffrath
Localization
Gennaro Giani

Art.Direction
Bernhard Döller
Sabine Schmid
Internal.Quality.Assurance
Stefan Seicarescu
Roland Gaal
Copy.Protection.&.
Mastering
Florian Kernler
Hermeticode
Jürgen Schäpker
Markus Stoller
Business.Development
Oliver Schindler
Console.Relationship.
Manager
Oliver Schindler
Web.
Ernst Satzinger
Martin Langbrugger
Community
Johann Ertl
External.QA.
Enzyme Testing Labs
www.enzyme.org
Videos
Editing
Bernhard Döller
Sounds
Gennaro Giani
Deep.Silver
Product.Management
Achim Haaz
Public.Relations
Martin Metzler
Marketing
Georg Larch
Mario Gerhold
Middleware.Credits
Uses Bink Video. Copyright
(C) 1997-2004 by RAD Game
Tools, Inc.
Uses Miles Sound System.
Copyright (C) 1991-2004 by
RAD Game Tools, Inc.
Music.Credits
Terry Devine-King, Ian Hughes
and Audio Network Plc.
Special.thanks.to:.
Marjana Pinteric, Matej Penca
PhD, Christian Schoen and
Alfred Matzka PhD,
Mom and Dad
Deutsche Wochenschau
GmbH, Hamburg
Wilfried Wedde, Filmarchiv
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• Avoid playing if you are tired.
• Make sure that the room in which you are playing is well lit.
• Rest for a period of 10 to 15 minutes for every hour you play a video game.

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