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OFFICIAL README / MANUAL |
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Welcome to
the Solo Operations readme / manual. This document should
give you an idea of how to get started with the game, and give you a bit of information about its creation |
THE
CREATION Completion Time (Planning to Release) 8 Months Software Used Valve Hammer Editor 3.4 Half-Life Model Viewer Sprite Viewer / Editor PakScape Wally Adobe Photoshop External Credits CounterStrike's counterstrike.wad file is used The Solo Operations Team (Zerodev) Project Leader Lewis Denby Level Design Lewis Denby, Simon Smith, Scot Ferguson Art Lewis Denby, Simon Smith, Andrew January Coding Andrew January Testing zombie@computer Other Thanks Everyone who put up with our, quite frankly, obsessive behavior over this game. |
THE MANUAL Installation Extract the .zip file directly to your Half-Life directory. For example, if Half-Life is installed to the folder 'halflife' on your C Drive, extract the file to: C:\halflife. This should create a folder within your Half-Life directory, called soloops. Getting Started To launch Solo Operations, open up Half-Life and click on the Custom Game button. You should see a list of any installed modifications. Solo Operations should be among this list. Select it, and click Activate. You should now be ready to alter any options to your needs, including controls and graphical variables. When you are ready to start playing Solo Operations, select Begin. |
THE STORY After the incidents at Black Mesa three years ago, Gordon Freeman was recruited by a curious FBI Agent, known simply by the common nickname given to his kind, 'G-Man'. Now working as a highly-trained special operative, Gordon Freeman is the only man the US Government fully trusts in highly hostile situations. The best in his business, Gordon Freeman is sent to investigate some disturbances at a local abandoned mine. Terrorist activity is suspected. However, Gordon's past experiences and extensive training could not have prepared him for the full on war against terrorism that he is about to face... |
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