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	===Duration===		===Duration===
	This game takes a while, ok? Like 2-3 hours. If you're new, add another hour. More ships? More hours. They're working on making it more streamlined with a new version without ~~dumb~~-~~downing~~ and breaking everything in the process.		This game takes a while, ok? Like 2-3 hours. If you're new, add another hour. More ships? More hours. They're working on making it more streamlined with a new version without dumbing-down and breaking everything in the process.

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Models

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	===Models===		===Models===
	The models, especially dreadnoughts, are quite large (10~15 cm is not uncommon), and this can lead to games feeling quite claustrophobic. On the other hand, the detailing is nice and the large models allow for creative paint schemes. Resin is a bitch to cut the flash and stuff, but generally they're durable and good looking. You will have about 12-25 models in your fleet. No one really cares if you proxy models, either, unless you're at major tournament. ~~They also~~ [[BattleTech\|~~look~~ like]] [[/m/\|Gundam ships]].		The models, especially dreadnoughts, are quite large (10~15 cm is not uncommon), and this can lead to games feeling quite claustrophobic. On the other hand, the detailing is nice and the large models allow for creative paint schemes. Resin is a bitch to cut the flash and stuff, but generally they're durable and good looking. You will have about 12-25 models in your fleet. No one really cares if you proxy models, either, unless you're at major tournament. Some [[BattleTech\|looks like]] [[/m/\|Gundam ships]].

	The older models (version 1.0) have a different name and are not as detailed, but still legal in-game. Whether you have a 1.0 or 2.0 version of a cruiser, for instance, it's got the same stats just looks different.		The older models (version 1.0) have a different name and are not as detailed, but still legal in-game. Whether you have a 1.0 or 2.0 version of a cruiser, for instance, it's got the same stats just looks different.

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2022-12-07T16:55:06Z

Some Background

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	==Some Background==		==Some Background==
	'''Firestorm Armada''', or more colloquially, simply "Firestorm", was a sci-fi naval battle game dreamed up by Spartan Games, now by Warcradle Studios. It was released as their second game, after Uncharted Seas, a fantasy naval game. Firestorm, much like other naval fleet games, eschews complex gameplay, such as systems management and 3d newtonian movement, in favour of a simple yet deep game mechanic. Like all Spartan games, Firestorm has a nearly complete library of models for every unit in the game (and with 11+ factions, each with at least a DN, BB, CA, DD and FF, that's a lot of ships). Made from resin, the models are fairly priced, and investment in a fleet doesn't burn up your funds like some other games.		'''Firestorm Armada''', or more colloquially, simply "Firestorm", was a sci-fi naval battle game dreamed up by Spartan Games, now by Warcradle Studios. It was released as their second game, after Uncharted Seas, a fantasy naval game. Firestorm, much like other naval fleet games, eschews complex gameplay, such as systems management and 3d newtonian movement, in favour of a simple yet deep game mechanic. Like all Spartan games, Firestorm has a nearly complete library of models for every unit in the game (and with 11+ factions, each with at least a DN, BB, CA, DD and FF, that's a lot of ships). Made from resin, the models are fairly priced, and investment in a fleet doesn't burn up your funds like some other games. Its spin-off, Firestorm Planetfall, plays planetary conquest with highly detailed 1:182 scale ground combat models.

	With Spartan Games having declared bankruptcy in October 2017 after years of ADHD company management that Spartan is infamous for, the rights to the game went to Warcradle Studios. After more than three years they are still working on overhauling the game rules, which are as of the end of 2020 in open beta and can be found [https://www.firestormarmada.com/ here]. They are very different and rather grimdark.		With Spartan Games having declared bankruptcy in October 2017 after years of ADHD company management that Spartan is infamous for, the rights to the game went to Warcradle Studios. After more than three years they are still working on overhauling the game rules, which are as of the end of 2020 in open beta and can be found [https://www.firestormarmada.com/ here]. They are very different and rather grimdark.

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2022-12-07T16:41:16Z

Models

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	===Models===		===Models===
	The models, especially dreadnoughts, are quite large (10~15 cm is not uncommon), and this can lead to games feeling quite claustrophobic. On the other hand, the detailing is nice and the large models allow for creative paint schemes. Resin is a bitch to cut the flash and stuff, but generally they're durable and good looking. You will have about 12-25 models in your fleet. No one really cares if you proxy models, either, unless you're at major tournament.		The models, especially dreadnoughts, are quite large (10~15 cm is not uncommon), and this can lead to games feeling quite claustrophobic. On the other hand, the detailing is nice and the large models allow for creative paint schemes. Resin is a bitch to cut the flash and stuff, but generally they're durable and good looking. You will have about 12-25 models in your fleet. No one really cares if you proxy models, either, unless you're at major tournament. They also [[BattleTech\|look like]] [[/m/\|Gundam ships]].

	The older models (version 1.0) have a different name and are not as detailed, but still legal in-game. Whether you have a 1.0 or 2.0 version of a cruiser, for instance, it's got the same stats just looks different.		The older models (version 1.0) have a different name and are not as detailed, but still legal in-game. Whether you have a 1.0 or 2.0 version of a cruiser, for instance, it's got the same stats just looks different.

202.160.36.16: /* Some Background */

2022-12-07T16:28:14Z

Some Background

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	==Some Background==		==Some Background==
	'''Firestorm Armada''', or more ~~collquially~~, simply "Firestorm", was a sci-fi naval battle game dreamed up by Spartan Games, now by Warcradle Studios. It was released as their second game, after Uncharted Seas, a fantasy naval game. Firestorm, much like other naval fleet games, eschews complex gameplay, such as systems management and 3d newtonian movement, in favour of a simple yet deep game mechanic. Like all Spartan games, Firestorm has a nearly complete library of models for every unit in the game (and with 11+ factions, each with at least a DN, BB, CA, DD and FF, that's a lot of ships). Made from resin, the models are fairly priced, and investment in a fleet doesn't burn up your funds like some other games.		'''Firestorm Armada''', or more colloquially, simply "Firestorm", was a sci-fi naval battle game dreamed up by Spartan Games, now by Warcradle Studios. It was released as their second game, after Uncharted Seas, a fantasy naval game. Firestorm, much like other naval fleet games, eschews complex gameplay, such as systems management and 3d newtonian movement, in favour of a simple yet deep game mechanic. Like all Spartan games, Firestorm has a nearly complete library of models for every unit in the game (and with 11+ factions, each with at least a DN, BB, CA, DD and FF, that's a lot of ships). Made from resin, the models are fairly priced, and investment in a fleet doesn't burn up your funds like some other games.

	With Spartan Games having declared bankruptcy in October 2017 after years of ADHD company management that Spartan is infamous for, the rights to the game went to Warcradle Studios. After more than three years they are still working on overhauling the game rules, which are as of the end of 2020 in open beta and can be found [https://www.firestormarmada.com/ here]. They are very different and rather grimdark.		With Spartan Games having declared bankruptcy in October 2017 after years of ADHD company management that Spartan is infamous for, the rights to the game went to Warcradle Studios. After more than three years they are still working on overhauling the game rules, which are as of the end of 2020 in open beta and can be found [https://www.firestormarmada.com/ here]. They are very different and rather grimdark.

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2022-12-07T14:54:52Z

Some Background

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	==Some Background==		==Some Background==
	'''Firestorm Armada''', or more collquially, simply "Firestorm", is a sci-fi naval battle game dreamed up by Spartan Games. It was released as their second game, after Uncharted Seas, a fantasy naval game. Firestorm, much like other naval fleet games, eschews complex gameplay, such as systems management and 3d newtonian movement, in favour of a simple yet deep game mechanic. Like all Spartan games, Firestorm has a nearly complete library of models for every unit in the game (and with 11+ factions, each with at least a DN, BB, CA, DD and FF, that's a lot of ships). Made from resin, the models are fairly priced, and investment in a fleet doesn't burn up your funds like some other games.		'''Firestorm Armada''', or more collquially, simply "Firestorm", was a sci-fi naval battle game dreamed up by Spartan Games, now by Warcradle Studios. It was released as their second game, after Uncharted Seas, a fantasy naval game. Firestorm, much like other naval fleet games, eschews complex gameplay, such as systems management and 3d newtonian movement, in favour of a simple yet deep game mechanic. Like all Spartan games, Firestorm has a nearly complete library of models for every unit in the game (and with 11+ factions, each with at least a DN, BB, CA, DD and FF, that's a lot of ships). Made from resin, the models are fairly priced, and investment in a fleet doesn't burn up your funds like some other games.

	With Spartan Games having declared bankruptcy in October 2017 after years of ADHD company management that Spartan is infamous for, the rights to the game went to Warcradle Studios. After more than three years they are still working on overhauling the game rules, which are as of the end of 2020 in open beta and can be found [https://www.firestormarmada.com/ here]. They are very different and rather grimdark.		With Spartan Games having declared bankruptcy in October 2017 after years of ADHD company management that Spartan is infamous for, the rights to the game went to Warcradle Studios. After more than three years they are still working on overhauling the game rules, which are as of the end of 2020 in open beta and can be found [https://www.firestormarmada.com/ here]. They are very different and rather grimdark.

1d4chan>Virtue Signal at 04:00, 18 March 2021

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	'''Firestorm Armada''', or more collquially, simply "Firestorm", is a sci-fi naval battle game dreamed up by Spartan Games. It was released as their second game, after Uncharted Seas, a fantasy naval game. Firestorm, much like other naval fleet games, eschews complex gameplay, such as systems management and 3d newtonian movement, in favour of a simple yet deep game mechanic. Like all Spartan games, Firestorm has a nearly complete library of models for every unit in the game (and with 11+ factions, each with at least a DN, BB, CA, DD and FF, that's a lot of ships). Made from resin, the models are fairly priced, and investment in a fleet doesn't burn up your funds like some other games.		'''Firestorm Armada''', or more collquially, simply "Firestorm", is a sci-fi naval battle game dreamed up by Spartan Games. It was released as their second game, after Uncharted Seas, a fantasy naval game. Firestorm, much like other naval fleet games, eschews complex gameplay, such as systems management and 3d newtonian movement, in favour of a simple yet deep game mechanic. Like all Spartan games, Firestorm has a nearly complete library of models for every unit in the game (and with 11+ factions, each with at least a DN, BB, CA, DD and FF, that's a lot of ships). Made from resin, the models are fairly priced, and investment in a fleet doesn't burn up your funds like some other games.

	~~Did I mention the rules are at the low low price of [http://www.spartangames.co.uk/resources/downloads FREE]?~~		With Spartan Games having declared bankruptcy in October 2017 after years of ADHD company management that Spartan is infamous for, the rights to the game went to Warcradle Studios. After more than three years they are still working on overhauling the game rules, which are as of the end of 2020 in open beta and can be found [https://www.firestormarmada.com/ here]. They are very different and rather grimdark.

	With Spartan Games having declared bankruptcy in October 2017 after years of ADHD company management that Spartan is infamous for, the rights to the game went to Warcradle Studios. After more than three years they are still working on overhauling the game rules. They are very different and rather grimdark.

	===Models===		===Models===

81.154.1.238 at 12:17, 26 November 2020

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	Did I mention the rules are at the low low price of [http://www.spartangames.co.uk/resources/downloads FREE]?		Did I mention the rules are at the low low price of [http://www.spartangames.co.uk/resources/downloads FREE]?

	With Spartan Games having declared bankruptcy in October 2017 after years of ~~comical mismanagement of~~ company ~~franchise~~ that Spartan is infamous for, the rights to the game went to Warcradle Studios. After more than ~~two~~ years they are still working on overhauling the game rules.		With Spartan Games having declared bankruptcy in October 2017 after years of ADHD company management that Spartan is infamous for, the rights to the game went to Warcradle Studios. After more than three years they are still working on overhauling the game rules. They are very different and rather grimdark.

	===Models===		===Models===