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== General gameplay and starting out == | == General gameplay and starting out == | ||
* When Paul offers you a choice of weapon at the beginning, it's recommended to take the GEP Gun, as you won't get another GEP gun for a long time and the other two weapons can be found elsewhere in the level (a good chunk of enemies have the minicrossbow, including some dead bodies near UNATCO, and one enemy has a sniper rifle). It's useful even outside of combat, as it can easily bust through breakable doors. | * When Paul offers you a choice of weapon at the beginning, it's recommended to take the GEP Gun (missile launcher), as you won't get another GEP gun for a long time and the other two weapons can be found elsewhere in the level (a good chunk of enemies have the minicrossbow, including some dead bodies near UNATCO, and one enemy has a sniper rifle). It's useful even outside of combat, as it can easily bust through breakable doors. | ||
* Upgrading the Computer skill to at least <code>Trained</code> will allow you to hack any and all computer terminals. While it's useful for disabling cameras and the like, it's also extremely useful if you want to explore and read everybody's emails to learn some interesting tidbits. Upgrading beyond that is generally to give yourself more time to read things. | * Upgrading the Computer skill to at least <code>Trained</code> will allow you to hack any and all computer terminals. While it's useful for disabling cameras and the like, it's also extremely useful if you want to explore and read everybody's emails to learn some interesting tidbits. Upgrading beyond that is generally to give yourself more time to read things. | ||