DH2004-CommandLineHelp.txt ==================================================================================== ============================ Deer Hunter 2004 - Parameters to Launch the Game Using Command-line or Batch File (BAT) ==================================================================================== ============================ >>> Available parameters: When building the command-line, you can use these instructions to launch the game: -Connect:{IP address} Use this value to connect to the given IP address as client. -Host Use this parameter to host a match as server. See also "Dedicated Server Help.txt" for additional info. -Name:{player name} You can specify the player profile the game will activate at startup using this parameter. -Cfg:{LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH or ULTRA} This parameter, if used, will overwrite your current settings with the given quality. ==================================================================================== ============================ (C) 2003 Southlogic Studios, represented exclusively by BizDev, Inc. All Rights Reserverd. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Manufactured and marketed by Atari, Inc., New York, NY. ==================================================================================== ============================
==================================================================================== ============================ Deer Hunter 2004 - Console Commands Help During the Game ==================================================================================== ============================ >>> During the game, you can open the game console by pressing the tilde (~) key (below the [Esc] key). The most important available commands are: /Quit Exits the game, returning to Windows. /Help Lists all console commands. /MatchSingle {optional parameters} Starts a single-player match. The optional parameters are: -Location:{map name} -Season:{season} Page 1
DH2004-CommandLineHelp.txt /MatchHost {optional parameters} Starts a multi-player match. The optional parameters are the same as described in the document named "Dedicated Server Help.txt". /Connect {address} Connects to a multiplayer host computer using the given ip address. /Playback {filename} Starts playing a previously recorded game, with the given filename. /Wildlife {optional parameters} Starts the wildlife observation mode. The optional parameters are: -Location:{map name} -Season:{season} /MatchFinish Finishes the single-player, multi-player, wildlife or playback modes, returning to the main menu. /InitGame When a single or multi-player match was started, you can initialize a new game using this command. /FinishGame When a single or multi-player game is started, you can finish the game using this command. In the multiplayer case it will finish the level and return to the chat screen (will not shutdown the server). /RecStart {filename} Starts recording a game with the given filename. /RecStop Stops the game recording. /RecCancel Cancels the game recording. /Callvote {type} {parameter} Starts a vote. The callvote types are: Finish, Change_map, Time_limit, Game_type, Kick, Ban Page 2

DH2004-CommandLineHelp.txt The parameter changes according to type. "Finish" doesn't requires a parameter. "Change_map" requires a location name and season, separated by comma. "Time_limit" needs a number from 0 to 1000, which is the number of minutes you want (zero is no time limit). "Game_type" will accept "Best_Trophy", "Most_Points" or "First_Trophy". "Kick" and "Ban" require a player name or player id, using the notation <n>. /Yes If a vote is in progress, casts an "yes". /No If a vote is in progress, casts a "no". /ChangeMap {location, season} Changes the current location, with the given location and optional season. This command only works if you are in a multi-player match, and you are the host computer. /TimeLimit {minutes} Changes the current time-limit to the given number of minutes, from 0 to 1000 (zero means no time-limit). This command only works if you are in a multi-player match, and you are the host computer. /GameType {type} Changes the current game type ("Best_Trophy", "Most_Points" or "First_Trophy"). This command only works if you are in a multi-player match, and you are the host computer. /Kick {player name or id} Kicks the given player by name or id (if using the id, replace it by "n" in the notation <n>). This command only works if you are in a multi-player match, and you are the host computer. /Ban {player name or id} Banishes the given player by name or id (if using the id, replace it by "n" in the notation <n>). This command only works if you are in a multi-player match, and you are the host computer. /UnkickAll Cleans up the list of kicked players which can't join the current game. This command only works if you are in a multi-player match, and you are the host computer. Page 3
DH2004-CommandLineHelp.txt /UnbanAll Cleans up the list of banned players which can't join the current match. This command only works if you are in a multi-player match, and you are the host computer. /ListPlayers Lists all the connected players. ==================================================================================== ============================ (C) 2003 Southlogic Studios, represented exclusively by BizDev, Inc. All Rights Reserverd. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Manufactured and marketed by Atari, Inc., New York, NY. ==================================================================================== ============================
==================================================================================== ============================ Deer Hunter 2004 - Parameters to Launch a Dedicated Server Using Command-line or Batch File (BAT) ==================================================================================== ============================ >>> Dedicated-server, launching from a command-line or batch file (BAT): It is possible to launch a dedicated-server without initializing the game itself (without graphics and sounds). It allows you to launch a server in a network server computer more easily, like adding a command to the machine's start up configuration. Please take a look at the "RunDedicated.bat" file (send it to the Notepad) to get an example of how to launch a dedicated-server using a BAT file. When a dedicated-server is launched by this method, it will not start up graphics and sounds of the game. The initial loading process is silent and takes some seconds to the server be online. One important point is DirectX still required in the machine. The game doesn't start graphics and sounds but it uses the DirectPlay API to deal with network stuff. This game uses the TCP/IP port number 23457 to communicate, so if you want to configure your firewall to host a match you can allow this port number. >>> Available parameters: When building the command-line, you can use these instructions to launch the game: -Dedicated_Server:{TRUE or FALSE} Page 4

DH2004-CommandLineHelp.txt Use this value to set your server to be dedicated or not. -Location:{location name, part of the name or filename} This command specifies the location to start playing the game. -Season:{PRE-HUT, RUT or POST-RUT} Use this command to set the desired season to hunt. -View_Distance:{number from 0 to 100} This value will set the view-distance of the locations this server is hosting. -Tree_Density:{number from 0 to 100} This value will set the tree-density of the locations this server is hosting. -Difficulty:{EASY, NORMAL or EXPERT} This command specifies the selected gameplay difficulty of this server. -Weather:{number from 0 to 100} Use this parameter to specify the weather amount of the locations of this server. -Time_Multiplier:{number from 1 to 25} Use this value to set how many "real minutes" one "game minute" will represent. -First_Day_Hour:{number from 6 to 17} You can set the starting hour of the game by specifying the hour in this parameter. -Server_Name:{name of your server} Fill this parameter with the name of your server. -Message_of_the_Day:{message of the day text} This parameter sets the message-of-the-day of your server. -Password:{password to enter this server} To restrict the access, use this parameter to set the required password to enter your server. -Game_Type:{BEST_TROPHY, MOST_POINTS or FIRST_TROPHY} Set the game type your game server using this parameter. -Max_Players:{number from 1 to 32} This value defines the maximum number of players can be connected at the same time in your same. -Random_Maps:{TRUE or FALSE} Use this parameter to let the server automaticaly change the next map will be played. -Time_Limit:{number from 0 to 1000, and 0 means no time-limit} Use a number to have a specified time-limit in minutes, or zero to use the end of day as time-limit. -Show_Hunters_in_GPS:{TRUE or FALSE} This command allows or not hunters to see each other on the GPS map. -Publish_in_Gamespy:{TRUE or FALSE} Use this to let people on the internet connect to your server. Your server will appear at GameSpy. -Auto_kick_People_Shooters:{TRUE or FALSE} Set this value to automaticaly kick a hunter that shoots other hunter. Page 5

DH2004-CommandLineHelp.txt -Allow_Voting:{TRUE or FALSE} This command will let or not players to open voting in your server. -Disabled_Items:{list of item categories, separated by comma} Use this parameter to disable some item catagories in your server. The categories are: Rifles, Shotguns, Bows, Revolvers, Scopes, GPS, Concealment, Horse, ATV, Scents, Calls, Electronic_calls ==================================================================================== ============================ (C) 2003 Southlogic Studios, represented exclusively by BizDev, Inc. All Rights Reserverd. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Manufactured and marketed by Atari, Inc., New York, NY. ==================================================================================== ============================

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23 July 2008
By: Andrei Dumitrescu, Games Editor
Cabela's Deer Hunter 2004 Hints (PS2)

Learn to sneak

Cabela's Deer Hunter 2004 is a hunting video game that was created by Sand Grain Productions and released by Activision Value Publishing for the Playstation 2 console, for the Xbox and the PC. The title was launched in 2003 and is classed as a hunting simulation game played from a first person perspective. There are some role playing and third person view elements. The game allows the player to explore places like British Columbia, Colorado, New Mexico and the rest of North America and hunt in those regions as you embark on the hunting adventure of a virtual life time. The structure of the game makes it so that the player begins all the areas and all the missions in an outpost. This allows you to customize his gear using thousands of real world pieces of equipment so that you are better prepared to confront the challenge ahead. There are 157 pieces of trophy game that you can pursue. They include well-known species like the Whitetail, the Mule Deer and the Columbian Blacktail to more exotic species such as Coues, Fallow and Sika. Each animal you hunt will present a unique challenge and hunt environment. The game is a hunter's dream because it also features real video of all the creatures you can hunt to give you a better idea of what you are looking for and to provide you with some information on your kills. GAMEPLAY HINTSSneaking up on deerUse the scent cover when sneaking up on any deer. Attracting deerGet a deer feeder and a tree stand. Walk to an area with a lot of trees. Set up your tree stand and deer feeder. Get up in the tree stand, use the scent cover, then use your buck call. It may take several minutes to attract a deer. For best results, use your rifles.Recommended deer hunt locations The best place to hunt deer is Arizona. You need the buck decoy, buck call, scent cover, and the urine scent. First, use the decoy. Then, use the scent cover and urine scent. Finally, use the buck call. You should have bucks coming in a matter of seconds. Go to the first Arizona level. Get on the four wheeler and go behind the cabin. At 200 yards there should be a deer.Here's a video:
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