Clone Wars/Getting Started
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The Icefuse Clone Wars server is a Garry's Mod roleplay server set during the Clone Wars era. This guide covers the basic setup needed to join and what new players should expect.
Before joining
You will need:
- A Steam account
- Garry's Mod installed
- Enough storage for the server's required content
- A working microphone for roleplay and communication
- An understanding of the official server rules
Useful official resources:
| Resource | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Official server list | View and connect to active Icefuse servers |
| Official Discord directory | Find the Clone Wars Discord server |
| Official forums | Rules, announcements, applications, and support |
Joining the server
- Launch Garry's Mod through Steam.
- Allow any pending Workshop content to finish downloading.
- Open the multiplayer server browser.
- Search for Icefuse or Clone Wars.
- Select the main Clone Wars server and connect.
You can also connect through the official Icefuse server list.
The first connection may take longer while required server content downloads.
Your first session
When joining for the first time:
- Read any rules or instructions displayed during loading.
- Complete any required character setup.
- Follow directions given by staff or trainers.
- Ask for help if you are unsure where to go.
- Learn the expectations of a role before selecting or applying for it.
Do not worry about immediately understanding every system. Most information can be learned through training, other players, and the guides available on this wiki.
Roleplay basics
Players are generally expected to:
- Remain in character during active roleplay
- Follow the server's current rules
- Respect the chain of command when applicable
- Use appropriate communication channels
- Avoid disrupting events or other players
- Follow staff instructions
- Report problems through official channels
Exact requirements can differ between factions and roles.
Choosing a faction
The server contains multiple factions, regiments, and specialized roles. Each may have different responsibilities, equipment, progression, and entry requirements.
Before joining one, consider:
- Its role during events
- The weapons and equipment it uses
- Activity or training requirements
- Available specializations
- Whether an application or tryout is required
Visit Factions for more information.
Learning the server
Troubleshooting
If you cannot connect or content is missing:
- Restart Garry's Mod.
- Confirm Steam has finished downloading Workshop items.
- Verify Garry's Mod files through Steam.
- Reconnect and allow the server content to download.
- Record any error messages you receive.
- Ask for assistance through the official forums or Discord.
Where to go next
Once connected, begin by reviewing the rules and learning about the available factions.