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I don't believe it does, In fact I haven't seen an actual game manual in years....I wish they were still around tho.
Games have tutorials, and if after that you still don't understand something, that's what Youtube is for.
I have a gun with the "Execute" special ability. What does that do? No idea. The game decided to hide everything in nested menus in the codex, decided not to include a search function, and decided that they just wouldn't say what that ability does which I found out after going through the entire codex.
This isn't some deep, hidden stat kind of thing where I'm asking for how the game calculates damage, it's just an ability a common gun has that isn't explained anywhere.
They could have done a lot better job covering this surface level stuff.
(dude been 16 years in Steam™, lol, ancient)
is there an online example of LATEST game manual you've seen ?
-> Special Weapons Effects
lists:
Execute
And gives an incorrect reference to
Codex
-> Debuffs
which is actually found at
Codex
-> Symbols [WTF?!]
--> Debuffs
which does not list 'Execute'.
So there is a manual, it's just wrong. :-/
I remember the good old days when manuals not only explained the game but gave you a lot of history about the event or the era if that was appropriate. I do miss that. However considering all the trees it saves it is way better that they don't print those today. I am sure most of them were hardly ever looked at. I read them because I found the information interesting and helpful. Yes, those were the days when the games came on floppy disks. Well, I still have all of those games. I long ago installed the all to a hard drive and then made an image copy. That way I can still play any of those games but I don't need a floppy drive to install them, I copy the HDD image to my drive and run them with DOSBOX. I know, I know, who wants to run those old games. But you know, if the game was well made and fun to play you forget about the graphics real fast.
Any way, come on Obsidian. How hard is it to produce a 4x4 inch 8-10 page manual describing the screen HUD and the menus etc., and then produce a PDF and put it on your web site...? Its 2024 and Obsidian still hasn't done this!
While fairly rare these days some games still have .pdf or other digital manuals, and if they do they're usually linked on the game's library page and/or on the Steam store page in the links on the right side. Sometimes they're even stashed somewhere among the other game files.
For example the game HighFleet has a manual link on both the Steam store page and on the game's library page that brings you to a .pdf of an old-school style game manual.