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Fallout: Wasteland Warfare Tacticas, Guides, & Lists



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





 
 





 
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