Network Wide Inclusion is something I would steer clear of generally speaking unless you are confident that all of your repeating devices closer to the panel support it. What NWI does is allow you to include close devices, then when they are added, you can work your way out, without moving the panel closer to the more distant nodes.
A description:
"NWI is the process in which you can include devices into the primary controller that are outside the controllers
range. Before NWI, all devices had to be included within close proximity to the primary controller and then the
routing table reconfigured after installing. NWI allows the installer to start at the controller and include the devices
that are within its range. Once those have been included in the network, then the installer can include the next level
of devices that are not within direct range of the primary controller. "
In general, I would recommend the standard inclusion and bring the controller within a few feet of each device to do it.