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 GETTING STARTED Buying Units
The upper section of the Reinforcement menu displays the units that
System Requirements are available for purchase. All units cost points, and you have a set
number of points to utilize. These points aren’t exhausted, but rather
Supported OS: Windows® XP/Windows Vista® (only) invested; if you purchase a unit that costs 1200 points, you will
Processor: 2.0 GHz or faster single-core (2.2 GHz for Windows Vista) or any dual-core Intel® or regain those points over time if that unit dies or is destroyed.
AMD® (2.5 GHz or faster recommended)
RAM: 512 MB Windows XP (1024 MB recommended)/1 GB Windows Vista (1.5 GB recom- The lower section of the menu displays your selected units, the
mended) ones you plan to deploy on the battlefield. Once you are happy with
Video Card: 128 MB DirectX® 9.0c–compatible (256 MB DirectX 9.0c–compatible recommend- the amount of units that you have selected, you can deploy them by
ed) (see supported list*) sending them to your Drop Zone. You can select your own individual
Drop Zone at any time, but only within a specific area of the map.
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c–compatible This specific area may change size and location as the game pro-
DirectX Version: DirectX 9.0c gresses.
DVD-ROM: Dual-layer DVD drive
Hard Drive Space: 8 GB
Peripherals Supported: Windows-compliant keyboard and mouse
Multiplayer: Broadband connection with 128 kbps upstream or faster
*Supported Video Cards at Time of Release
NVIDIA® GeForce® 6/7/8/9/X200 series
ATI® 9600-9800/X300-X850/X1050/X1300/X1550-X1950/HD 2400-4800 series

Laptop versions of these cards may work but are NOT supported. These chipsets are the only
ones that will run this game. For the most up-to-date minimum requirement listings, please visit
the FAQ for this game on our support website at: http://support.ubi.com.
SINGLE-PLAYER
The single-player mode tells the
Installing World in Conflict®: Soviet Assault story of what might have
To install the game, insert the DVD into your computer and follow the instructions. If the happened had the Soviet Army
Installer is not launched automatically, explore the contents of the DVD and double-click the invaded the United States in the
Autorun.exe file. autumn of 1989.

Uninstalling World in Conflict: Soviet Assault

To uninstall the game, follow these simple steps:
1. Insert the DVD into the computer’s DVD-ROM drive. The Autorun menu should appear.
2. When the Autorun menu appears, click the Uninstall button. This will automatically unin-
stall all components of the game.

Entering the CD Key

You will be required to enter the CD Key during the installation process. The CD Key is typically
printed on the back of the manual or DVD sleeve. This CD Key is unique and should be kept pro- The Menus
tected at all times. Do NOT give it to anyone else or allow anyone else to use it. Store the CD To play the campaign, you first create a profile, which stores your game progress, your saved
Key in a safe and secure place as it might be required again at a later time. games, and your awards. You can have as many profiles as you want. The campaign missions
are played in a linear fashion and are uncovered over time as you finish your current mission,
Troubleshooting but you can always go back and replay any mission whenever you like. To resume your progress
in the campaign, you can either click Resume Campaign, or select one of your saved games in
Please refer to the “Readme.txt” file included on the disc for the latest information regarding the Saved Games menu. As you advance in the campaign, you also gain awards and cinematics,
troubleshooting and technical support. which can be viewed in their respective menus.

PLAYING THE GAME Besides the main campaign, you can also do a tutorial mission, which explains the basics of the
game. This is a good way to start off your military career and to familiarize yourself with the con-
Basic Controls trols. You can also play Custom Missions made with the World in Conflict modification tools.
World in Conflict: Soviet Assault is a tactical strategy game in which you control a number of
units on a battlefield using the mouse and keyboard. With the default settings you can pan the
camera around with the W, A, S, and D keys on your keyboard: W for forward movement, S for
backward movement, A and D for strafing left and right. You can rotate the camera by holding
the middle mouse button down or by dragging the cursor to any of the four sides of the screen.
The mouse is your central tool in controlling your units. You can move the cursor by moving the
mouse, and you can select units by left-clicking on them or by holding down the left mouse but-
ton and dragging a selection box around them. Once the units are selected, you can issue move-
ment or attack orders by right-clicking on the battlefield or on enemy units.

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 MULTIPLAYER Command Point will appear behind it. When time runs out, or when the attackers take control of
all the Command Points, the roles are reversed and it’s the other team’s turn to attack. In order
The multiplayer mode of World in Conflict: Soviet Assault is a unique game experience in which to win, the second team must capture more Command Points than the first attacking team, or
up to 16 players can play together. You can either play multiplayer over a local area network or capture them faster.
via the World in Conflict: Soviet Assault official online portal, Massgate™.
Tug of War
The Roles
All the units available in the game are divided between four different
roles. You can only play one role at a time, and you will have to rely on
your teammates to cover your back when you need it. Even though some
of the units are available across the role borders, commanders of each
role do have specific responsibilities toward their teammates. In Tug of War mode, one long Command Point acts as a frontline. Both teams struggle to control
all the Perimeter Points at the same time to push the frontline forward. The map is won when
one team pushes the frontline all the way to the other team’s side, or when a team has pushed
the enemy back and holds the majority of the map when the time runs out.
Armor Few-Player Mode
The armor role is for anyone who likes to keep it simple. With unparal- All the different game modes can also be played in Few-Player mode. Few-Player mode is a
leled armor protection, the armor role is a powerful presence on ground. special mode where the game is tuned for 1-on-1 or 2-on-2 play. In Few-Player mode, the role
Tanks hold their ground very well, and transport vehicles work as help- system is removed and Reinforcement Points vastly increased, to make sure that all the players
ful aid in fast-paced advancements, giving tanks moderate protection get enough firepower to fight off their enemy. This game mode puts a lot of demand on player’s
against enemy helicopters. individual skills, and is great for commanders who like to have full control of the battle.
Air
The air role is perfect for commanders who prefer fast movement and high attack power. The
transport and scout helicopters also give the team the benefit of larger visual range and mobility
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on the battlefield. However, although the air role is a powerful offensive force, it lacks the ability
to capture Command Points.
Infantry
The infantry role puts a lot of demands on the commander. Being the most vulnerable to enemy
fire, infantry units have to depend on movement and stealth to survive against enemy vehicles.
By being able to hide in forests and buildings, infantry units are most at home in forests and
larger cities. Armed with highly effective firearms, infantry poses a serious threat to all other
roles if played well.
Support
The support role is one of the most diverse available. Apart from its very effective mobile artil-
lery and anti-air vehicles, the support role also includes repair tanks that can repair friendly
vehicles. The support role can be hard to master, but it is an essential role for a strong army.

The Game Modes

Domination

In Domination mode, two teams fight for domination over a number of Command Points that
are spread out across the map. The team that controls the most Command Points will push the
Domination bar to its advantage. You win Domination by holding the majority of the Domination
bar, either when the time runs out or by holding it completely. If you control all the Command
Points on the map, thus achieving Total Domination, the Domination bar will move twice as
quickly as it did before. The Heads-Up Display
The Heads-Up Display (HUD) consists of five major areas: (1) The Tactical Aid Menu, (2) The
Assault Domination Bar, (3) The Reinforcement Menu, (4) The Mini-Map, and (5) The Order Palette.

Assault mode is played in a set of two rounds. One team acts as defender while the other
team plays the role of attacker. The attacking team must take a number of Command Points in
a pre-set order. When the attacking team takes control of the first Command Point, a second

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 The Tactical Aid Menu The Mini-Map
1.  T oggle Button: Press this button to toggle the Tactical Aid 1.  S wap Unit Group: Move camera between your different
menu on and off. units on the battlefield.
2.  Tactical Aid Points: Used to purchase Tactical Aid. 2.  Toggle Formation: Toggle between the different forma-
3.  Tactical Aid Weapons: Shows the weapons available for pur- tions.
chase. The weapons you can purchase are highlighted. 3.  Go to Drop Zone: Moves the camera to your drop zone.
4.  Multiple Selections: Use these to spend extra Tactical Aid 4.  Toggle Mega-Map: Displays a strategic overview of the
Points to deliver more than one attack of a certain Tactical Aid entire battlefield.
Weapon. You can launch up to three attacks at the same time. 5.  Disband Selected Groups: This button will disband your
5.  Tactical Aid Tabs: Click these to browse between the different selected units from the battlefield. You will get all your
types of Tactical Aid Weapons. Reinforcement Points back.
6.  Mini-Map: An overview with icons representing different
occurrences on the battlefield.

The Order Palette

1.  R esupply Squad: Reinforces your
selected Infantry squad.
2.  Next/Previous Special Ability:
Browses the Special Abilities of your
selected units.
3.  Offensive Ability: Click here to use your
selected unit’s offensive ability.
4.  Defensive Ability: Click here to use
your selected unit’s defensive ability.
The Domination Bar 5.  Stop: Click here to make your selected
units stop.
6.  Attack Ground: Click here to make your selected units force fire on the
selected coordinates.
7.  Hold Fire: Click here to make your selected units stop firing.
8.  Move: Issue a move order to your selected units.
1. The Domination Bar: This bar displays the current dominance of the map. Your team’s 9.  Move Backward: Issue a reverse move order.
flag is on the left and the opposing team’s flag is on the right.
10.  Unload All: Unload all infantry from selected transport or building.
2. Perimeter Point Markers: These markers display how many Perimeter Points the team is
11.  Repair: Issue a repair order on one of your own or friendly units.
holding, and how fast the Domination Bar is moving.
12.  Waypoints: Issue a move order with multiple waypoints.
3. Time Left: Displays how much time is left on the map. 13.  Follow Unit: Orders one or multiple units to follow another unit.
14.  Enter Nearest Transport: Selected infantry will enter the nearest empty transport.
The Reinforcement Menu 15.  Enter Nearest Building: Selected infantry will enter the nearest empty building.
1.  R einforcement Points: These are the points with which you
purchase units. Your current usable points appear to the left, The Requests Menu
and incoming points to the right. The points are made avail-
able over time.
2.  Toggle Button: Press this button to toggle the Reinforcement
menu on and off.
3.  Drop-Ship Timer: This bar displays how much time is left
until your drop-ship either arrives or returns to base.
4.  Change Team: Click here to change team.
5.  Change Role: Click here to change role.
6.  Role Tabs: Click here to see the other roles’ units available
for purchase. The Requests menu contains a number of radio commands that can be sent to the other play-
7.  Unit Panel: These units are available for purchase. Their ers on your team. Many of the requests require that the player select a location for the specific
Reinforcement Point price is displayed under each unit. request, e.g., where the artillery should be placed. The other players will then see an icon on
8.  Deployment Panel: These are the units that you have select- that specific location.
ed for deployment when you click the Deploy Units button.
9.  Change Drop Zone: Click here to move your drop zone.
10.  Deploy Units: Click here to deploy the units that you have
chosen.

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 The Mega Map Light Tank
USA M551A1 Sheridan | USSR PT-76 | NATO FV101
Scorpion
Offensive Abilities: Shillelagh Missile (USA), AT-4 Spigot
Missile (USSR), or HESH (High Explosive Squash Head)
Round (NATO)
These anti-tank weapons allow Light Tanks to do more seri-
ous damage to heavy armor.
Defensive Ability: Smoke Screen
Launches smoke mortars that hide the vehicle from view.

Armored Transport
USA M2A2 Bradley | USSR BMP-2 | NATO FV510 Warrior
Offensive Abilities: TOW Missile (USA), AT-5 Spandrel Missile
(USSR), or Armor Piercing Rounds (NATO)
The TOW and AT-5 are wire-guided missiles, while the Armor
Piercing Rounds are alternate ammunition for the main cannon.
Defensive Ability: Smoke Screen
Launches smoke mortars that hide the vehicle from view.

Amphibious Transport
USA AAVP7A1 | USSR BTR-80 | NATO Luchs
Offensive Abilities: MK-19 Grenade Launcher (USA) or HEI
Rounds (USSR and NATO)
The Mega Map displays a detailed overview of the battlefield, with an assortment of icons repre-
senting the units and other occurrences. The battlefield is split up into a grid, much like a chess The MK-19 targets an area, while the HEI rounds add blast
board. Players can still issue orders on the Mega Map, and can also select specific filters for damage and fire effects to normal attacks. Both are effective
what the Mega Map will display. It lacks the full control of the regular camera, but can give play- against infantry and light vehicles.
ers some strategic benefits. Defensive Ability: Smoke Screen
Launches smoke mortars that hide the vehicle from view.
THE UNITS Air
Armor Heavy Attack Helicopter
USA AH-64A Apache | USSR Mi-24V HIND |
Heavy Tank NATO A129 Mangusta
USA M1A1 Abrams | USSR T-80 U | NATO Leopard 2A4 Offensive Abilities: Hellfire Missile (USA), AT-6
Offensive Ability: HEAT Shell Spiral Missile (USSR), or HOT Missile (NATO)
Fires a HEAT Shell that is powerful against light armor but not Launches an air-to-ground missile that is
very effective against heavy armor. capable of damaging any tank armor in the
Defensive Ability: Smoke Screen world. Best used to disable important enemy
Launches smoke mortars that hide the vehicle from view. vehicles from a safe distance.
Defensive Ability: Drop Flares
Ejects a salvo of burning-hot IR countermea-
sures that are likely to divert incoming hostile
Medium Tank missiles.
USA M60A3 | USSR T-62 | NATO Chieftain Mk 5
Offensive Abilities: White Phosphorous Shell (USA and
NATO) or Frag-High Explosive Round (USSR) Medium Attack Helicopter
WP shells create deadly clouds of burning smoke, USA AH-1W Super Cobra | USSR Mi-28 Havoc |
while the Frag-HE rounds simply explode. Both are NATO SA-341 Gazelle
deadly against infantry. Offensive Abilities: Sidewinder Missile (USA),
Defensive Ability: Smoke Screen Vympel R-73 Missile (USSR), or Mistral Missile
Launches smoke mortars that hide the vehicle from (NATO).
view Launches an air-to-air missile, capable of serious
damage to enemy helicopters.
Can be defeated by IR countermeasures (e.g.,
flares).
Defensive Ability: Drop Flares
Ejects a salvo of burning-hot IR countermeasures
that is likely to divert incoming hostile missiles.

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 Scout Helicopter Troop Transport
USA OH-6A Cayuse | USSR Ka-25 Hormone | USA HMMWV | USSR UAZ-469 | NATO D-90
NATO BO-105 PAH-1 Offensive Ability: Armor-piercing Bullets
Offensive Ability: IR Scan Loads the machine gun with armor-piercing bullets
Detects enemy units hidden in smoke clouds, for- and increases the unit’s damage. It’s slightly more
ests, and buildings. effective against armored vehicles.
Defensive Ability: Drop Flares Defensive Ability: None
Ejects a salvo of burning-hot IR countermeasures
that is likely to divert incoming hostile missiles.

Transport Truck
Transport Helicopter USA M939 | USSR Ural 4320 | NATO TRM
USA UH-60 Black Hawk | USSR Mi-8 HIP | 4000
NATO SA-330 Super Puma Offensive Ability: None
Offensive Ability: None Defensive Ability: None
Defensive Ability: Drop Flares
Ejects a salvo of burning-hot IR countermeasures
that is likely to divert incoming hostile missiles.

Infantry
Infantry Squad Support
Offensive Ability: Grenade Launcher Barrage
Heavy Anti-Air Vehicle
Riflemen equipped with grenade launchers fire a volley of high-explosive gre-
USA M730A2 | USSR SA-13 Gopher | NATO
nades. Very deadly against infantry units, but less effective against armored
Roland
units.
Offensive Ability: None
Defensive Ability: Sprint
Defensive Ability: Smoke Screen
The infantry squad moves at double speed, but cannot engage enemies for
the duration of the ability. Launches smoke mortars that hide the vehicle
from view.

Anti-Tank Infantry Squad

Offensive Ability: None
Defensive Ability: Sprint
The infantry squad moves at double speed, but cannot engage enemies for the
duration of the ability.
Medium Anti-Air Vehicle
USA M163 VADS | USSR ZSU-23-4 Shilka |
NATO Gepard
Offensive Ability: Ground Support
Directs the unit to target enemy ground forc-
Sniper es. Less effective against heavy armor.
Offensive Ability: None Defensive Ability: None
Defensive Ability: Sprint
The sniper moves at double speed, but cannot engage enemies for the dura-
tion of the ability.

Heavy Artillery
USA M270 MLRS | USSR 2S7 Pion | NATO LARS
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Demolition Engineer Offensive Ability: Deliver Smoke Screen
Offensive Ability: Demolition Charge
Launches a rocket or artillery shell carrying a
Places a large amount of explosives at the target location. The charge can screening agent at the target location. Creates a
be triggered remotely by the engineer and is powerful enough to bring down thick smoke cloud that blocks line of sight for both
most buildings, as well as any nearby units. enemy and friendly units.
Defensive Ability: Sprint Defensive Ability: None
The demolition engineer moves at double speed, but cannot engage ene-
mies for the duration of the ability.

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USA M125 | USSR 2S1 Gvozdika | NATO FV The weapons in this category are very powerful in the right situations, but can only target or
432 inflict serious damage on certain types of units.
Offensive Abilities: White Phosphorous Rounds
(USA and NATO) or Incendiary Rounds (USSR) Napalm Strike
The WP Rounds are highly effective against  n airplane swoops in and drops napalm bombs over a corridor-shaped
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infantry and forests and create a deadly cloud target area. The flames linger for a while, causing damage to any unit travel-
that lingers for a short while. Incendiary Rounds ing through. Most useful against infantry and weakly armored units. Clears
load the cannon with high-explosive incendiary forests very effectively.
ammunition, which is lethal against infantry.
Defensive Ability: None
Chemical Strike
An airplane swoops in and drops gas canisters over a large target area,
covering it in gas clouds that are lethal to infantry. The gas lingers for a rela-
Repair Tank tively long time, effectively suppressing the area.
USA M88 A1 ARV | USSR VT-55 | NATO Tank Buster
Chieftain AAVR An airplane sweeps down and unleashes its 30mm Gatling gun, destroying
Offensive Ability: Emergency Repairs any ground vehicles in the corridor-shaped target area. It does not differenti-
Orders the repair crew to perform emergency ate between hostile and allied units.
repairs on a friendly vehicle, immediately
reversing a lot of damage. Used correctly, Laser-Guided Bomb
this ability can save allied units from immi- Very accurate and powerful munitions are deployed at the target area.
nent destruction. Primarily intended to destroy reinforced structures, it is of limited use
Defensive Ability: Field Repairs against other targets.
Allows the crew to perform field repairs on Air-to-Air Strike
their own vehicle. Repairs will take some
time and will be aborted if the unit is A fighter jet flies through the target area, engaging and destroying any hos-
attacked or given new orders. tile helicopters in range with air-to-air missiles. The area of effect is relative-
ly large and gives players a fair chance to hit the fast-moving helicopters.
Heavy Air Support
TACTICAL AID  everal waves of aircraft enter the specified area, using guided missiles to
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engage all enemy ground vehicles and helicopters within range, while leaving
Tactical Aid is a special type of aid that can be ordered by any player. It is bought with the friendly units alone. New waves are sufficiently long for the Tactical Aid to
Tactical Aid Points gained from killing enemies, capturing Command Points, repairing vehicles, have a suppressive effect, giving friendly units freedom to act in the area.
or building fortifications. Players then request the Tactical Aid from HQ and place it freely on the
map. However, because of the distance to headquarters there is always a slight delay between
ordering and receiving these aid weapons. Players must take this delay into consideration and Indiscriminate Attacks
synch the expected time of impact with the enemy’s position and movement. The weapons in this category cause damage that affects all units, regardless of unit type.

Non-Destructive Light Artillery Barrage

 ff-map artillery units deliver several mortar shells, spread out randomly in
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These Tactical Aid abilities do not cause any damage, but grant the player other benefits. the medium-sized target area. While the mortar rounds are highly effective
against infantry and lightly armored vehicles, direct hits can never be guaran-
Aerial Recon teed. The bombardment lasts long enough to have a suppressive effect on
Aerial Recon in a target area. Reveals enemy units in the area and exposes enemy and friendly units alike.
hidden infantry.
Heavy Artillery Barrage
 imilar to the Light Artillery Barrage but bigger and nastier. This Tactical Aid
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Troop Transport (Unit Drop) delivers high-caliber artillery fire in a large area. While the impacts are so
Drops a Troop Transport at the target area. spread out that they never guarantee a kill, any group of units in the target
area is likely to sustain significant losses if they remain in the area once the
barrage commences.

Airborne Infantry (Unit Drop) Precision Artillery

A squad of airborne infantry parachutes into the target area. The squad Off-map artillery units deliver a precise and devastating barrage in a small
leader has the ability to call in artillery strikes on targets within range. target area. They are, however, rather expensive.

Light Tank (Unit Drop) Air Strike

Drops a Light Tank at the target area. A ground-attack aircraft flies in and drops cluster munitions over a medium-
sized target area. Any ground units in the area will be seriously damaged,
or worse.

Repair Bridge
Deploys a military girder bridge over a destroyed bridge, allowing ground
vehicles to cross.

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