
Wolf-Extra III, part 1.


Text file accompanying Wolf-Extra III part 1, a Wolfenstein adventure.


Thank you for wanting to play Wolf-Extra III part 1.

In order to play Wolf-Extra III part 1 you need to own a registered version of Spear of Destiny by ID Software. Copy the AUDIOHED and AUDIOT files from Spear of Destiny to Wolf-Extra III part 1 and change the extensions accordingly:

audiohed.x31
audiot.x31


Important: All parts of Wolf-Extra III must be installed in different directories (folders).


All parts have been tested and won on "Death Incarnate" with total ratios of 100% in all three categories.

Remember to leave saved games in different slots so that you may go back to different stages of the game you are in if you need to.

Although it is smart to save often, do not save too quickly without thinking, or without been sure it is wise to save!


Wolf-Extra III tactics: Use stealth as much as possible and find the right passages.
Fight with the knife or a silent pistol (where there is one) to avoid being noticed, especially at the beginning of each game.

Please note: You may sometimes lose your ammo when entering certain small rooms or elevators for the first time.
This will only happen the first time, not when you reenter the rooms later.


Important hints for all parts:

1) Do not take more than one cross at a time while there are still more death chalices in the game.
Failing at this may often make it impossible to finish the game!
It is sometimes necessary to figure out which death chalice to pick up next!

2) Make sure an enemy who may leave you something necessary never falls on top of a death chalice.
This is applicable even if you carry a cross since you may need to pick up another death chalice first.

3) When you enter an elevator to another floor wait long enough before opening the elevator door on the new floor to make sure the elevator door you just walked through is closed.
Not doing this will in many instances prove fatal. This is to avoid enemies on the previous floor hearing you if you start fire immediately on the next floor.


Each difficulty setting has the same number of enemies, but they are harder to beat on the higher settings.



Paal Olstad (Poet).


p-olstad@online.no
