Dossiers
A Dossier is a player profile. It contains information about what tasks you have completed and what rewards you have unlocked as a result. In addition, in link-play mode, the Dossier name serves as your player name. You must have a Dossier created and selected to play Gnost Recon. The first time you start Ghost Recon, you will immediately be asked to create a Dossier. The game will automatically take you to the Dossier Screen Simply select the New Dossier option, and use the virtual keyboard to...
Command Interface
You can call up the command interface anytime in the game by pressing the right trigger Its default mode is Command Map mode. If you move the left thumbstick, it activates a radial menu, and puts the Command Interface into Team Orders mode. Releasing the left thumbstick will return the Command Interface to Command Map mode. Pressing the right trigger again will close the Command Interface, and return you to the Action Interface. Unless you are playing a multiplayer game, the game will pause...
The Story
The year is 2008, and the world teeters on the brink of war. Radical ultranationalists have seized power in Moscow their goal, the reestablishment of the old Soviet empire. Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan one by one the nearby independent republics slip back into the Russian orbit. Russian tanks sit in the Caucasus Mountains and the Baltic forests, poised to strike to the south and east. The world holds its breath, and waits. For one small group of elite soldiers, the war has already begun-U.S....
Split Screen Play
Split-Screen play allows two players to play either cooperatively, or against each other on the same Xbox. Player 1 always controls the top of the screen, and player 2 always controls the bottom of the screen When SPLIT-SCREEN PLAY is first selected from the Main Menu, both players are taken to the controller selection screen. Pressing up on the left thumbstick makes that controller player 1. Pushing down on the left thumbstick makes that controller player 2. When a controller has been assigned...
Quick Missions
Every map in the game can be played in several different modes through the QUICK MISSION selection on the Main Menu. If you examine the unlocking task list, you will see another Quick Mission type that you can unlock through play. Each type of quick mission is described below. Note when setting up your platoon in a Quick Mission that all your soldiers will have some Combat Points to spend to beef up their skills. The amount varies depending on the map you select. You can use soldiers without...
Table Of Contents
Safety Information .inside front cover To Start a New Quick Mission 4 To Start a Split-Screen Game 4 To Start or Join a Link Play Game 5 To Start or Join an Xbox Live Game 5 Starting a New Campaign . 11 Loading an Existing Campaign 11 Saving a Campaign . 11 Selecting Soldiers 13 Soldier Skills and Combat Points 14 Selecting Kits 14 Movement and Looking . 15 Action Interface Elements 15
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Important Before using this product, read the Xbox instruction Manual for important safety information and health warnings. To connect your Xbox console directly to broadband, see disgram A. Or, to share your broadband connection with a PC, see diagram B For more details and other home networking options, including Internet connection sharing, see www.xbox.com iive. Important Xbox Live is a subscription service. You will need a subscription code to set up an Xbox Live account and play online....
Campaigns
Campaign mode in Ghost Recon lets you play the missions in order from start to finish. As you advance in Campaign mode, you build up the stats of your soldiers by assigning them combat points. Combat points are rewards given to soldiers for accomplishing missions. Furthermore, as you accomplish special tasks through the course of the campaign, you can unlock the hero also known as specialist characters, who increase the capabilities of your platoon through the use of new weapons and heightened...
Platoon Setup
After you review the Briefing screen, you will need to set up your platoon properly to complete the mission successfully Pay close attention to the briefing, as some missions will require you to take along M136 anti-tank rockets or demolitions charges with your demolitions specialists. If a mission requires either one, you will not be allowed to start gameplay until you have assigned at least one demolitions expert with the appropriate equipment. Every mission has a recommended platoon setup...
Xbox Lm Play
If you have signed up for an Xbox Live account, you can play either with or against other players over the Internet. Full information on connecting your Xbox Video Game System to a broadband modem can be found in the Xbox Live Connectivity section of this manual. If you do not yet have an Xbox Live account, you can sign up for one. Simply select MULTIPLAYER from the Main Menu. Then select PLAY LIVE Select ACCOUNT SELECTION, and then select NEW ACCOUNT. This will allow you to sign up for an Xbox...
Briefing
The Briefing screen is broken up in two main sections To the left is the briefing text itself. This is a transcript of the audio briefing you will hear. To follow along in the text simply highlight the text box and press the A Button. Then you can scroll through the text using the left thumbstick. Pressing either the A or B Button will take you back out of the briefing text, and allow you to select ACCEPT to continue on past the briefing. On the right side is mission information. This will...
Action Interface
To move around in the environment, simply use your movement control defaults to left thumbstick . This will let you go forward, backward, or sideways. You do not need to look in the direction you are currently traveling in. To move your reticle see below for what your reticle does , use your reticle control defaults to right tnumbstick . This lets you aim. The further you push the reticle control to one side, the faster your view moves. A - Reticle The reticle will change according to what...
Training
Training prepares you for the challenges of the Ghost Recon battlefield. The training sequence is broken down into seven separate missions. Each one starts you at a specific location in the training facility, and each area in the facility is devoted to a specific topic such as small arms, grenades, or giving your teammates orders. You can jump at any time to any area of training, and you can redo each training scenario as many times as you like until you feel comfortable. The Obstacle Course...