-Talk to Lorenzo first. He'll give you the run-down on the main quest.

-YOUR BULLETS COST MONEY! The price of ammo you've used the previous day is deducted automatically from your account in the morning. You can get in debt. Use guns somewhat sparingly, and when possible run over enemies (or civilians, we don't judge here) in your V-Stalker.

-You have to sleep. When your fatigue meter reaches 100, you'll drop what you're doing and have a snooze on the floor for a few hours until well-rested. If your fatigue is over 50, you can sleep in certain spots and pass time. This is useful, as getting anything done can be difficult at night. The most accessible bed I'm aware of is in your office.

In V-Stalker:
Tab: brings you into third person.
Space: Boost. Consumes Orgone Energy, but since it constantly recharges you won't "run out" and you can boost as much as you want. I'm confident that this isn't intentional, so maybe just enjoy it while it lasts.
Z / C: lets you "Dodge" sideways. Consumes Orgone, but unlike the boost you will be barred from using it if your Orgone is too low. Access to the dodge may be dependent on the parts equipped to your V-Stalker.
LMB: Left weapon
RMB: Right weapon
F: Middle weapon (Pingas weapon?)
T: Disembark from V-Stalker.
E: Free-look. Your guns will also aim where you look while doing this.

On-foot:
2: Switch weapons. I think 1 and 3 are supposed to do something, but as of now they don't.
4: Dual-wield weapons. You can't reload or ADS while doing this, but it looks cool. Left and right weapons are controlled by LMB and RMB just like in your V-Stalker.
V: Use equipped item.
Tab: Inventory. You can equip items here.

Both in & out of V-Stalker:
MMB: focus your aim in a certain point. you can look around while holding the button and your gun will stay aimed in the same spot.

I've only played 2 of them so far, but here's what I know about them.

-Specialist:
Notably starts with a sniper rifle, a silenced pistol, and an equippable Rappel which is useful for scaling walls, and night-vision goggles that can be activated with B. Combat with the goggles on is still not ideal, but you're not as dependent on the time of day as you would be otherwise. Your default health of 0.25 makes you very frail, so brute-forcing tough situations is not the way to go. Rely on your high Speed and Agility as well as your weapons to get easy kills from anywhere unexpected.

-Carabiniere:
Notably starts with 2 handheld weapons that run on Orgone energy (free bullets!!!!!!!!!!!!) and also do not suffer from gravity as normal bullets do. Though it'd be wise to get a bullet-based secondary weapon ASAP, since running out of Orgone takes you out of the fight quickly otherwise. You also have 1 Orgone weapon starting out on your V-Stalker, so if you're a real cheapskate you could equip this weapon to all 3 heavy weapon slots. Your V-Stalker also starts with Cruiser Armor that looks like a car, and it's funny. Because of your stats, however, civilians may attack randomly and NPCs will be more hostile.

-There are two guys in the apartment across from HQ with a ton of money. Kill them.

-There's also a guy in an apartment in Versten Residential with even MORE money, named Vladimir Chernobog. After finishing the "Lost Dog" quest, go kill him.

-You can grind money easily by running over people in Versten Residential or PHC Free City and reloading the map.

-Pick up weapons off of your V-Stalker and shoot them. It's really funny. Doing this with the Rotary Cannon lets you fly. The Rotary cannon is most easily dropped by the Light Tank in Versten Residential.

-You can dump all of your reserve ammo away by holding RMB and swiping up instead of down. I don't know why you would do this.


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