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About Special Agent Training

Special Agent Training is a first-person shooter in which red and blue teams fight across eight indoor and outdoor scenes. You can play alone or in multiplayer over a LAN connection. A round ends when one team is wiped out or the time runs out, then play moves to the next scene.

Teams and scenes

Before a game, you choose to play as a Player or watch as an Observer. In the game configuration, you set the maximum number of players per team. Teams are kept at equal strength: NPCs fill the slots, and a player joining a team replaces one of its NPCs. For example, with nine members per team, Red has one player and eight NPCs while Blue has nine NPCs; a player joining Blue replaces one of its NPCs.

The Edit Map List lets you choose scenes and configure each one with different weapons, NPC shooting abilities and game lengths. These settings let you vary the challenge, from easier scenes with low NPC accuracy and pistols or grenades to harder scenes with sniper rifles. You can also play against NPCs or other players, or watch other players in Observer mode.

Weapons and combat

The game has six weapons, including pistols, rifles and sniper rifles, as well as grenades. Guns fire with a click, while submachine guns fire continuously when held. You hold the grenade control for one second to throw; releasing it sooner sends it a shorter distance. Players can use unlimited bullets and grenades.

The sniper rifle has an adjusted aiming system for players: right-click to open the scope, sweep it across the scene within one second, and click to hit an NPC the view passes over. Grenades and high-explosive grenades deal area damage and can hit either team. Sniper rifles and high-explosive grenades deal the most damage and can kill instantly, while grenades and pistols deal the least.

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