I just bought UnderRail and downloaded it. I noticed the lack of a quick reference doc and a users manual? Is this normal for new and complex games like UnderRail? Tia.

It's really a matter of time/+resources that would ultimately become unnecessary and superfluous.

here's your resource

what else do you want?

Thank you drealmer7.

Hello To-an, Here is a link I was sent by drealmer7

here's your resource

Alas still in English,but, it may still be of help to you.

Hello airamericaman. Thanks to both of you :) Extremely useful.

You can also ask any questions here. We'll help you out if we can!

This game is really fun to talk about, so we don't mind.

that too!!!!

it is a terrible habbit to not make a manual.

took me 6.5 hourse just to read through the character creation. And I'm yet to create my character!

so yes, a manual would be needed.

The link that was posted above is your manual. Character Creation specific is here: https://www.underrail.com/wiki/index.php?title=Character_creation

And it's totaly useless. I don't want MORE info, or detailed info, I want the base info.
Like gimme a full list of perks (whatever this game calls them), so I can flip through, select what I want easy. On the link it's a jumbled mess of no use. Perks which no longer exist, at skills not every related perk listed etc. So the wiki is entirely useless for the purpose of a manual.

I could also use a WALKTHROUGH, as it wasdefinitely told there are enemies with immunities.
Also no idea how Perception works. Is that a convenience-skill, or stuff doesn't exist without it? Given thatexp is "perception"-based, it'd be like fundamentaly demanded info.

The wiki also mentions no clvl requirement for skills, while another page (aguide) does.So what's the deal with this?

Also, from a walkthrough, I'd learn if there are conflicting quests.

From a manual I could always look up the controls.

I could go on and on... Like the info that psi-perks would only work after gaining an implant? And how do you gain psi-abilities anyway?
I just have sooo many question... And a manual would contain stuff like basic skill-description. Or how many AP I have. Or do I have resistances? Fallout had an intuitive character creation screen, AND a manual. This thing is just badly conceptualised: wasn't created for people to play, but for the designers to play. No wonder it doesn't show up on reviews, lists etc.