Brahmin Wood: First Mission in Fallout Tactics
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- In this thrilling Fallout Tactics gameplay series, we’ll dive headfirst into the post-apocalyptic chaos. As a squad leader of the Brotherhood of Steel, we’ll navigate treacherous terrain, uncover long-lost secrets, and face off against mutated monstrosities. Whether it’s tactical combat, scavenging for supplies, or forging alliances, every decision matters in our fight for survival.
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Game: Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel
Release Date: March 15, 2001
Genre: Tactical game with RPG elements
Platform: Microsoft Windows
Developer: Micro Forté
Publisher: Interplay Entertainment (1997-2007), Bethesda Softworks (2007+)
Gameplay Style: Fallout Tactics is a tactical computer role-playing game that combines turn-based and real-time elements. Unlike the previous two games in the Fallout series, it emphasizes tactical combat and strategy over roleplaying. Players control a squad of the Brotherhood of Steel as they engage in various missions in the post-apocalyptic wasteland.
Setting: The game takes place in the Fallout universe but does not directly follow the story of Fallout or Fallout 2.
Bonus Content: Fallout Tactics shipped with a bonus CD that included Fallout: Warfare, a table-top miniatures game set in the Fallout universe, as well as a bonus mission for the main game.
Legacy: Elements and lore from Fallout Tactics have influenced subsequent entries in the Fallout series by Bethesda Softworks.
Title: Brahmin Wood: First Mission in Fallout Tactics - Hry
Wow, you have the -1 Perception that Jon from Many A True Nerd also famously suffer from. Middle-of-screen blindness.
You can afford to have recruits die, except for Snake. Farsight and Stich are the most expensive to lose, but if they die on Mission 2, you'll have plenty of time to upgrade their replacements. For the most part, replacement recruits will be inferior, except for the bonus objective rewards later.
In Bunker Alpha, you were supposed to attend the Mission briefing, in the southernmost room, the Assembly Hall, that you didn't go into. After that, you get a new location on the world map.
You get the humvee in Mission 5, I think, which makes things easier, so long as you keep it repaired. The other vehicles are special purpose, and kinda meh as vehicles.
Be extra careful with the tank, there's a bug, that gets it permanently stuck in one of the final bunkers, so leave it in the previous bunker, when not using it.
Oh, yeah, pay attention to ammo types, there's the AP, FMJ, and JHP for soft targets from the previous games, and a bunch of new types as well. Some of the end-game weapons are not meaningfully viable, with their damage, AP cost and ammo availability.
I don't think you used the Stance buttons at all, but crouching or going prone, increases your accuracy, while decreasing enemy accuracy. And remember that in Fallout, automatic running will also cancel the Sneaking skill, in case you wanna sneak at some point. You can hold down Shift, to add/remove members from your currently selected group.
Also watch out for the nasty trap in Osceolla. It can be circumvented if you want to.
Wow thanks for the advice I truly appreciate it