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# Final Fantasy VI/Chapter 4

Final Fantasy VI -> Terra's Scenario
This is by far the easiest of the three scenarios. You have three party members and no bosses to fight. You begin exactly where you left off with Terra, Edgar, and Banon on the Lete river. Use the standard strategy of always having Banon heal. After fighting a few monsters you will be dropped off just east of Narshe.

## Narshe

You can get kicked out of the main entrance, restore your health at the training center, but eventually just hug the left wall of town until you find the wall with the secret entrance. Continue making your way through the cave until you reach a security checkpoint. This part is tricky, just trace the route with your finger and you'll get it eventually. If you mess up and step off the path you'll see whether your path will be blocked and if it is you'll have to fight two monsters which need to be killed with fire magic. This is actually a decent way to build levels since all the other monsters are very weak. After you get through the room and walk some more you'll pass a cave opening. It will take you to the room where you moogles helped you at the start of game, then to the moogles home. Talk to some moogles, grab the chest, and get going. Steamroll your way through the remaining enemies and retrace your steps to the same house where you began the game.
Once you are done you can complete either of the other scenarios, although once again I'd recommend saving Sabin's scenario for last.
Continue to: Chapter 3, Locke's Scenario Chapter 5, Sabin's Scenario
# German/Level III

Lessons: Level I • Level II • Level III Level IV Level V
Grammar • Appendices • About (including print versions) • Q&A • Planning

## LEVEL III: MITTLERE STUFE

Section 1 ~ Bonn, Germany
* Lesson 1: Markus Studiert ~ A short story, personal pronouns, incomplete sentences.
* Lesson 2: Gespräche Unter Geschäftsmännern ~ Polite conversation, word roots, personal pronouns in the nominative case, some German/English verb forms.
* Lesson 3: Mach Dir Keine Sorgen! ~ Gender of ordinals, details of telling time.
Section 2 ~ Innsbruck, Austria
* Lesson 4: Die Geschäftsleute ~ Personal pronouns in the accusative case, personal pronouns in the dative case.
* Lesson 5: ~ Der Engländer in Österreich ~ Personal pronouns in the genitive case.
* Lesson 6: ~ Tour de France
Section 3 ~ Bavaria, Germany
* Lesson 7: ~ Undeveloped
* Lesson 8: ~ Undeveloped
* Lesson 9: ~ Undeveloped
Section 4 ~ Ruhrgebiet, Germany
* Lesson 10: ~ Das Ruhrgebiet ~ The definite and indefinite articles, Plurals
* Lesson 11: ~ Undeveloped
* Lesson 12: ~ Undeveloped
# German/Level III/Der Engländer in Österreich

Lektion 1 | Lektion 2 | Lektion 3 | Lektion 4 | Lektion 5 | Lektion 6 | Lektion 7 | Lektion 8 | Lektion 9 | Lektion 10 | Lektion 11 | Lektion 12
Lektion Fünf

## Gespräch 5-2 ~ Der Engländer in Österreich

Wenn er auf den Kontinent fährt, wandert Herr Standish gern. Heute früh fährt er in die Stadt St. Pölten in Niederösterreich. Er spricht mit einer fremden Frau:
* Herr Standish: Entschuldigen Sie bitte. Wo ist hier ein Hotel?
* Die Frau: Gleich dort drüben. Das ist das Hotel "Zur Post".
* Herr Standish: Gibt es ein Restaurant darin?
* Die Frau: Ja gewiss! Ein Restaurant mit einfacher Küche, besonders zum Abendessen. Aber ich könnte Ihnen ein anderes Restaurant empfehlen. Es heißt 'Alt-Wien', und es gibt dort das beste Frühstück. Das Restaurant ist links neben dem Hotel, um die Ecke.
* Herr Standish: Danke sehr. Und können Sie mir sagen, wo das Rathaus von St. Pölten ist?
* Die Frau: Wie bitte?
* Herr Standish: Wie komme ich zum Rathaus?
* Die Frau: Rechts um die Ecke und dann immer geradeaus – ungefähr ein Kilometer.
* Herr Standish: Danke sehr.
* Die Frau: Bitte sehr. Wiedersehen.
* Herr Standish: Auf Wiedersehen.

## Lesestück 5-1 ~ Eine Geschichte über St. Pölten

Niederösterreich ist sowohl flächenmäßig als auch nach Einwohnern das größte der neun österreichischen Bundesländer. Sankt Pölten ist die Landeshauptstadt von Niederösterreich. Der Name St. Pölten geht auf den heiligen Hippolytos zurück, nach dem die Stadt benannt wurde.
Die Altstadt befindet sich dort, wo vom 2. bis zum 4. Jahrhundert die Römerstadt Aelium Cetium stand. 799 wurde der Ort als "Treisma" erwähnt. Das Marktrecht erhielt St. Pölten um 1050, zur Stadt erhoben wurde es 1159. Bis 1494 stand St. Pölten im Besitz des Bistums Passau, dann wurde es landesfürstliches Eigentum. Bereits 771 findet sich ein Benediktinerkloster, ab 1081 gab es Augustiner-Chorherren, 1784 wurde deren Kollegiatsstift aufgehoben, das Gebäude dient seit 1785 als Bischofssitz. Zur Landeshauptstadt von Niederösterreich wurde St. Pölten mit Landtagsbeschluss vom 10. Juli 1986, seit 1997 ist es Sitz der Niederösterreichischen Landesregierung.

### Vokabeln 5B

(* one short form of anfinden: findet sich (an); in colloquial language you can cut the "an"; but in THIS special case it is the short form of "(be)findet sich (dort)")
Pronunciation Guide >>
* Read more about St. Pölten at the German Wikipedia (source of article above).
# German/Level I/Zu Hause essen

Lesson I.13: Zu Hause essen
# German/Level III/Ich bin im Ausland
## Ich bin in Frankreich

Herr Schwarz ruft seinen Freund Herr Stark an, Herr Stark hat Urlaub:
   * Herr Schwarz : Hallo Herr Stark, wie geht's?
   * Herr Stark : Es geht mir gut, danke, und ihnen?
   * Herr Schwarz: Auch gut, danke, wo bist du?
   * Herr Stark: Ich bin in Frankreich, ich habe Urlaub. Ich werde im nächsten Monat nach Deutschland zurückkehren.
   * Herr Schwarz : spätzt deinen Urlaub an, auf Wiedersehen.
   * Herr Stark: Auf Wiedersehen.

## Vokabeln

(The plural article is always "die".)
| German singular | German plural | English |
| die Anreise | Anreisen | journey |
| das Ausland | – | abroad |
| der Ausländer | Ausländer | foreigner male |
| die Ausländerin | Ausländerinnen | foreigner female |
| – | die Ferien | Holiday |
| die Fremdsprache | Fremdsprachen | foreign language |
| das Frühstück | Frühstücke | breakfast |
| das Hotel | Hotels | hotel |
| das Land | Länder | country |
| das Museum | Museen | museum |
| die Reise | Reisen | travel |
| das Restaurant | Restaurants | restaurant |
| der Strand | Strände | beach |
| der Tourist | Touristen | tourist male |
| die Touristin | Touristinnen | tourist female |
| der Urlaub | Urlaube | holiday |
| German | English |
| abfahren/abreisen | to depart |
| ankommen | to arrive |
| reisen | to travel (not walk) |
| gehen | to go (walk) |
| (ein-)packen | to pack |
# German/Level III/Answers
## Markus Studiert Antworten

* Hallo, Markus! Hast du eine Zigarette?
* Studierst du Deutsch?
* Katrin trinkt Kaffee an einem Tisch.
* Die Studenten studieren in der Bibliothek.
* Er isst Käse und Wurst auf dem Hof.
* Sie sucht ein Buch über Biologie.
* Markus geht an die Universität zurück.
* Markus holt das Buch aus dem Regal und stellt es auf den Tisch.
< Return to Markus Studiert

## Gespräche Unter Geschäftsmännern Antworten

* Guten Abend, Katrin. Wohin gehst du?
* Ich suche einen guten Schweizerkäse.
* Das ist falsch! Zu wenig ist zu wenig.
< Return to Gespräche Unter Geschäftsmännern

## Mach Dir Keine Sorgen! Antworten

* Morgens bin ich immer zu Hause.
< Return to Mach Dir Keine Sorgen!
# German/Level III/Das Ruhrgebiet

Lektion 1 | Lektion 2 | Lektion 3 | Lektion 4 | Lektion 5 | Lektion 6 | Lektion 7 | Lektion 8 | Lektion 9 | Lektion 10 | Lektion 11 | Lektion 12

## Text 10-3 ~ Das Ruhrgebiet

Das Ruhrgebiet ist die wichtigste Industrielandschaft Deutschlands. Große Steinkohlevorkommen bildeten die Grundlage für die Eisenindustrie, für chemische Werke und viele andere Industriezweige. Der Rhein, der Rhein-Herne-Kanal und der Dortmund-Ems-Kanal sind günstige Wasserverkehrswege. Die wichtigsten Großstädte des Ruhrgebietes sind Dortmund, Essen, Duisburg, Gelsenkirchen und Bochum.

## Vokabeln 10-3

| Word | Plural | English meaning |
| die Industrielandschaft | | industrial community |
| die Landschaft | die Landschaften | landscape, scenery |
| die Steinkohle | | anthracite (black coal) |
| das Vorkommen | die Vorkommen | resources, deposits |
| das Steinkohlevorkommen | | anthracite resources |
| bilden | | to form, to shape |
| die Grundlage | die Grundlagen | basis |
| die Grundlage bilden | | to form the basis/foundation |
| die Eisenindustrie | die Eisenindustrien | iron industry |
| chemisch | | chemical |
| das Werk | die Werke | factory, works, mill |
| das chemische Werk | die chemischen Werke | chemical plant(s) |
| der Industriezweig | die Industriezweige | industry branch |
| Großstadt | Großstädte | large city |

## Extra Material

* Artikel über das Ruhrgebiet in der Deutschen Wikipedia
# German/Level II

Lessons: Level I • Level II • Level III Level IV Level V
Grammar • Appendices • About (including print versions) • Q&A • Planning

## LEVEL II: GRUNDLEGENDE LEKTIONEN

    II.0 Vorwort – introduction, how to use this level, differences between Level I and Level II
* Section II.A – Salzburg, Austria
    Lektion II.1: Einfache Gespräche unter Freunden – German grammar (introduction), familiar conversations, word order in questions, pronouns (introduction)
    Lektion II.2: Fremde und Freunde – verbs (introduction), pronouns in nominative case, formal conversations, pronoun gender
    Lektion II.3: Die Zahlen – Counting (theme), numbers 1 to 12, telling time, nouns (introduction), definite articles & noun gender, indefinite articles.
    Lektion II.4: Eine Geschichte über Zürich – adjectives (introduction), nouns and pronouns in the accusative and dative, interrogatives
    Lektion II.5: Wiederholung – review of lessons II.1-5
* Section II.B – Zürich, Switzerland
    Lektion II.6: Die Wohnung – conjugating verbs (present tense), commands
    Lektion II.7: Mathematik – simple math, numbers 13-100, telling time: minutes & seconds, days of the week, months, and seasons
    Lektion II.8: Mein, Dein, und Sein – possessive adjectives and the genitive case, ein-group, plurals, conjunctions
    Lektion II.9: Einkaufen gehen – articles of clothing, separable verbs, colors
    Lektion II.10: Wiederholung – review of lessons II.6-10
* Section II.C – Hannover, Germany
    Lektion II.11: Verbtempus und Wortstellung – inverted word order, past and future tense verbs
    Lektion II.12: Fragewörter – question words, phrases used in German and its examples and uses
    Lektion II.13: Mein Arm schmerzt –
    Lektion II.14: Animals –
    Lektion II.15: Wiederholung – review of lessons II.11-14
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# Futurebasic/Language/Reference/MID statement
## MID$ and MID$$
### Syntax

MID$(stringVar$,startPos,numChars) = replaceString$ MID$$(container$$,startPos,numChars) = ¬  replaceString$/contnr$$

### Revised

May 30, 2000 (Release 3)

### Description

This statement updates stringVar$ (which must be a string variable) or container$$ (a container variable), deleting a subpart from stringVar$ or container$$ and replacing it with an equal number of characters from the left side of replaceString$. The subpart to be replaced begins at position startPos within stringVar$ or container$$. In the following code fragments, containers and strings work the same. The number of characters replaced equals the smallest of these quantities:
* numChars
* LEN(replaceString$)
* LEN(stringVar$) - startPos + 1
Under the following circumstances, MID$ does nothing:
* When stringVar$ or replaceString$ is empty;
* When startPos is less than 1 or greater than LEN(stringVar$);
* When numChars is less than 1.
Note: You may not use complex expressions that include containers on the right side of the equal sign.
Example: x$ = "abcdefgh" y$ = "abcdefgh" z$ = "abcdefgh" MID$(x$,2,3) = "1234" PRINT x$ MID$(y$,2,5) = "1234" PRINT y$ MID$(z$,7,4) = "1234" PRINT z$
program output: a123efgh a1234egh abcdef12

### See Also

MID$ function; LEFT$; RIGHT$; INSTR
# Futurebasic/Language/Reference/annuity
## FN Annuity#
### Function

✔ Appearance ✔ Standard ✔ Console

### Description

Returns the annuity factor for the given interest rate and number of periods. The interest rate should be expressed as a fraction of 1; for example, 5.2 percent should be expressed as 0.052.

### Notes

fn annuity# uses the following formula:
$annuityFactor\#={\frac {1-(1+rate)^{periods}}{rate}}$

### See Also

compound
Language Reference
# Futurebasic/Language/Reference/acos
## Acos
### Function

✔ Appearance ✔ Standard ✔ Console

### Description

Returns the arccosine of expr in radians. In other words, if expr represents the cosine of some angle, then ACOS(expr) returns the angle. The returned angle will be in the range of 0 to π radians (which corresponds to 0 to 180 degrees). ACOS always returns a double-precision result.

### Notes

No special notes.

### See Also

SIN; COS; TAN; ATN; ASIN
Language Reference
# Futurebasic/Language/Reference/MID function
## MID$ and MID$$
### Syntax

subString$ = MID$(string$,startPos [,numChars]) subContainer$$ = MID$$(container$$,startPos [,numChars])

### Revised

June 15, 2000 (Release 3)

### Description

This function returns a substring or subcontainer of string$ or container$$, consisting of characters which begin at position startPos within string$ or container$$. If you specify numChars, then a maximum of numChars characters are returned; otherwise, all the characters from startPos to the end of string$ or container$$ are returned. If startPos is less than 1, then it's treated as 1. If startPos is greater than the length of string$ or container$$, then a null (zero-length) string is returned.
Note: You may not use complex expressions that include containers on the right side of the equal sign. Instead of using:
c$$ = c$$ + MID$$(a$$,10)
Use:
c$$ += MID$$(a$$,10)
Example: PRINT MID$("Rick Brown", 2, 3) myContainer$$ = "Rick Brown" PRINT MID$(myContainer$$, 2, 3) PRINT MID$("Rick Brown", 6)
program output: ick ick Brown

### See Also

MID$ statement; LEFT$; RIGHT$; INSTR
# Futurebasic/Language/Reference/abs
## Abs
### Function

✔ Appearance ✔ Standard ✔ Console

### Description

The abs function returns the absolute value of the numeric expression expr.
The absolute value of a number is its distance from zero. Thus, the number 3 has an absolute value of 3, while the number -12.34 has an absolute value of 12.34. The absolute value of zero is zero.

### Notes

The standard abs function can accept either an integer or a floating-point expr parameter.
FB provides also the usr abs routine which originally used to execute faster with 68K applications. This is no longer the case, but the function is still present in the language for backward compatibility.

### See Also

usr abs
Language Reference
# Futurebasic/Language/Reference/acosh
## Acosh
### Function

✔ Appearance ✔ Standard ✔ Console

### Description

Returns the inverse hyperbolic cosine of expr . This is the (positive-valued) inverse of the cosh function, so that acosh( cosh( x ) ) equals abs( x ). acosh always returns a double-precision result.

### Notes

No special notes.

### See Also

cosh; asinh; atanh
Language Reference
# Futurebasic/Language/Reference/and
## And
### Operator

✔ Appearance ✔ Standard ✔ Console

### Description

Expression exprA and expression exprB are each interpreted as 32-bit integer quantities. The and operator performs a "bitwise comparison" of each bit in exprA with the bit in the corresponding position in exprB . The result is another 32-bit quantity; each bit in the result is determined as follows:
| Bit value in exprA | Bit value in exprB | Bit value in result& |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |

### Example

In the following example, expressions are evaluated as true or false before a decision is made for branching. The logical expression time>7 is true, and is therefore evaluated as -1. The expression time<8.5 is false, and is therefore evaluated as 0. Then the bitwise comparison (-1) and (0) is performed, resulting in zero. Finally, the long if statement interprets this zero result as meaning "false," and therefore skips the first print statement.
The example below shows how bits are manipulated with AND:
program output:

### Notes

In a statement like if expr1 and expr2 then..., it is possible for "expr1 and expr2" to be false even though each individual expr is evaluated as true. Consider this example:
program output:
This strange result happens because the expression "16 and 2" evaluates to 0, which is then interpreted as "false" by the long if statement. This wouldn't have happened if we had set JoeIsHere to -1 and FredIsHere to -1, because the expression "-1 and -1" evaluates to -1.

### See Also

nand; nor; not; xor; or; Appendix D: Numeric Expressions
Language Reference
# Futurebasic/Language/Reference/Define
## #Define
### Statement

✔ Appearance ✔ Standard ✔ Console

### Description

The #define statement is one way to create a name for a variable type (the other way to do so is to use the begin record statement). newTypeName can be any new name you like that is different from the names of all existing types. oldTypeName is the name of an existing type; this can either be a built-in type such as Rect or Int, or a type which you created previously, in a begin record statement or in another #define statement. After the #define statement, you can declare variables of the new type using dim statements, and you can pass newTypeName to the sizeof and typeof functions.
If you use the first syntax, newTypeName essentially becomes a synonym for oldTypeName. If you use the other two syntaxes, then variables of the new type are recognized as pointers or handles to structures of oldTypeName. This is the only way to create a type name for pointers or handles to other types.

### Notes

#define is non-executable, so you can’t change its effect by putting it inside a conditional execution structure such as long if...end if.
A non-executable statement inside a compile long if block will only be compiled if the condition following the if is met. Otherwise it will be ignored.

### See Also

begin record; sizeof; typeof; dim
Language Reference
# Grand Theft Auto: Vice City/Vehicles/Government and emergency

* Ambulance
* Fire Truck
* Patriot
* Barracks OL
* Police
* Enforcer
* FBI Rancher
* FBI Washington
* Rhino
* VCPD Cheetah
# Grand Theft Auto: Vice City/Introduction

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is a non-linear driving and shooting computer and video game released by Rockstar Games on October 27, 2002 for the PlayStation 2 and May 12, 2003 for the personal computer, as well as in November 2003 for the Xbox, along with Grand Theft Auto III in the Grand Theft Auto: Double Pack re-release. As the title implies, the game involves an amount of crime and plenty of carjacking. Vice City is also a loose sequel to Grand Theft Auto III (2001).
The game takes place in 1986, when player character and protagonist Tommy Vercetti is released from prison and dispatched by Sonny Forelli, head of the Forelli Mafia family in Liberty City, to Vice City for the establishment of a narcotics deal. Unfortunately, as the deal was almost complete, gunmen attack the meeting and kill several other men, while Tommy flees, leaving the drugs and the Forelli-supplied money behind. Together with lawyer Ken Rosemberg and with no money, Tommy is forced to find the party responsible for the attack, and eventually seize power of the city. You, the player, will take the role of Tommy Vercetti after he arrives in Vice City.
This Wikibook will guide you on how to play Vice City, and the features and item available to you in game.
# Grand Theft Auto: Vice City/Vehicles/Aircraft

* Hunter
* Maverick
* Police Maverick
* Sea Sparrow
* Skimmer
* Sparrow
* VCN Maverick
# Grand Theft Auto: Vice City/Vehicles/Four door cars

* Admiral
* Glendale
* Greenwood
* Oceanic
* Perennial
* Regina
* Sentinel
* Sentinel XS
* Stretch
* Washington
# Grand Theft Auto: Vice City/Vehicles

The following is a complete categorized listing of vehicles which can be driven, riden on, or controlled in Grand Theft Auto: Vice city.

## Car Categories

* Sports
* 4WD and utility
* Four door cars
* Two-door cars
* Van
* Industrial trucks
* Public Service
* Government and emergency
* Miscellaneous
* Aircraft
* Motorcycles
* Boats
* RC Vehicles
# Grand Theft Auto: Vice City/Vehicles/Boats

* Coast Guard
* Cuban Jetmax
* Dinghy
* Marquis
* Predator
* Reefer
* Rio
* Speeder
* Squalo
* Tropic
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