Instinct | 2007 | PC
System Requirements and Recommendations
MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
?Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2
?Processor: 1.8 ghz Pentium 4, or equivalent AMD CPU
?Memory: 512 MB
?Hard Drive: 5 GB free space
?Graphics Card: 64MB 3D; compatible with DirectX 9.0c
?Sound: Compatible with DirectX 9.0c
?Disk Drive: DVD-ROM
?Other: DirectX 9.0c required (included with game)
RECOMMENDED SYSTEM SPECS:
?Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2
?Processor: 2.6 ghz Pentium 4, or equivalent AMD CPU
?Memory: 1 GB (1024 mb)
?Hard Drive: 5 GB free space
?Graphics Card: 256MB 3D; Nvidia Geforce 6800, Ati Radeon X800
or greater
?Sound: Compatible with DirectX 9.0c
?Disk Drive: DVD-ROM
?Other: DirectX 9.0c required (included with game)
Performance Tuning
Please try the following steps if you are experiencing slowdown or
freezing in Instinct.
- Turn the resolution down to 800 X 600. This can be done from the
Main Menu by selecting Setting –> Video –> Resolution.
- Open the Advanced Video Options Window from the Main Menu by
selecting Settings –> Video –> Advanced. From here, try lowering
the Texture Resolution setting, turning off Dynamic Shadows, lowering
the Shadow Quality, lowering the Decal Lifespan, turning off Shaders,
turning off HDR, and turning off DoF.
Gameplay Instructions —
MAIN MENU
The Main Menu appears a short time after the game starts running. While
playing Instinct, you can hit the Escape button to see the menu.
From the Main Menu, you can quickly start up where you last left off by
clicking Load Game. You also have the option of starting a New Game.
Selecting Load Game will take you to the Saved Games screen. All of your
saved games, including Quicksaves and Autosaves will show up on the left.
Double-click the one you want to load it, or click it once to highlight
it, and then click the Load button on the bottom right.
If you choose the New Game button from the Main Menu, you will instead be
prompted to select a difficulty level. Select Easy if you are relatively
new to First-Person Shooting games.
Select Normal if you have played through First-Person Shooters before, and
are generally familiar with them. Select Hard if you are quite skilled at
First-Person Shooters, and are looking for a serious challenge!
Choosing Options from the Main Menu allows you to alter music and sound
effects levels, screen resolution, keyboard commands, mouse sensitivity and
advanced video settings.
Click Apply when you are finished. You may need to exit back to Windows and
re-launch Instinct for the changes in the settings to take effect.
KEYBOARD AND MOUSE
Use your keyboard and mouse to play. By default, the W,S,A,and D keys will
be used to move your character around. W moves forward, S moves backwards, A sidesteps to the left, and D sidesteps to the right.
The mouse movement is used to determine what the character is looking and
aiming at, as well as what direction he/she is facing. If you are unfamiliar
with the First-Person Shooter genre of games, take some time to get used to
moving your character and aiming your weapon.
You will have to crouch down (hold ‘C’ key) right at the beginning of the
game to enter the tube.
Using the Left-click on the mouse will fire any gun you have equipped, or it
will swing your melee weapon if readied. The Right-click will utilize any
special function the weapon may have.
This will strike the opponent with the butt of the shotgun, or zoom in with
the scope rifle. The scroll wheel on the mouse can be used to change weapons.
You can also change weapons by pressing the numbers 1 through 7 on the
keyboard. If no weapon comes up when you hit one, then you are not currently
carrying any weapons of that category, or you are already using the only
weapon that you have in that category.
To take down your enemies, position the cross-hair in the center of the screen
over your target and press the left mouse button to fire or swing your weapon.
By default, you can reload your weapon by hitting the ‘R’ key, jump by hitting
the Space bar, and crouch down by holding the ‘C’ key. To view a record of your comrades’ radio chatter, hit the ‘J’ key, using Page up and Page down to change pages. Hit ‘J’ again to close that journal window. Valuable information can be found in the journal, so be sure to check it when you hear the characters radio each other.
Hit the ‘P’ key to pause the game, hitting it again to resume.
THE “HEADS-UP DISPLAY” and “HOW TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR CHARACTER”
While playing Instinct, your character’s health, armor and ammo are all
displayed on the top section of the screen.
Keeping both your health and armor as close to 100 as possible is ideal for
success in the game. The ammo section has two numbers: the left number
represents the ammo left in your clip, the right number shows the total amount
that you have available for reloading. The maximum that each can be depends
on the weapon. It is ideal to keep your clip full by reloading often, but try
to wait until you are relatively safe before reloading.
You can take care of your health and armor by finding first aid kits (small
white rectangular boxes with a red “plus” sign) and Kevlar armor vests.
Keeping your armor in good shape will greatly reduce the damage that you take from enemies.
ENVIRONMENT
Certain objects like switches, buttons and some doors can be manipulated by
hitting the ‘E’ key. This key is also used to pick up first aid kits, Kevlar
armor vests, weapons, and ammo clip/boxes when they’re in reach.
Such items can also be picked up simply by walking over them or bumping into
them. If you can’t pick an item up, you already have the most that you can
carry.
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