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FALLOUT WASTELAND WARFARE: GETTING STARTED v5.0 You've decided to play Fallout Wasteland Warfare, no doubt because you love the video games and want to take it to a new medium where it won't hard crash to desktop every FIVE GODDAMNED minutes when you try to use VATS, or glitch horribly your third time trying to do a simple, stupid quest... Sorry, that was just a bit of frustration leaking out. All better now. ...You've decided to play F:WW, but while it isn't nearly as complex as a lot of other miniature wargames - or as expensive! - it's still not necessarily obvious where and how to start. Don't worry, I'm here to walk you through it. BASICS There are actually quite a few different ways to play F:WW, either by yourself, with friends, or against a friend. Settlement Mode has you creating a small town of whatever faction you choose; it's notable because it encourages a player to use the full range of cards, as well as models that are not necessarily in

To explain what the version numbers mean: Any time a major wave is added to the game (post Wave 3), the first number will change to match it. The second number will change any time I update the article. Therefore, if Wave 5 comes out with Institute models and I need to change the Institute, the version number will be v3.3 - to reflect the updates to the game since it came out, and the updates to the article itself. That way you'll also know if these guides become abandonware; I may leave the game and never update them. Sad, but a possibility I have to account for.  Getting Started Guide 5.0 Super Mutants Tactics & Overview v5.0 Survivors Tactics & Overview v5.0 Brotherhood of Steel Tactics & Overview v5.0 Raiders Tactics & Overview v4.0 Institute Tactics & Overview v4.0   Enclave Tactics & Overview v5.0 New California Republic Tactics & Overview, v5.1   Caesar's Legion Tactics & Overview, v5.0   Creatures Tactics & Overview v1.1 Robots Tacti