Complete Guide to Wardogs: Mechanics, Classes, and Earnings
We analyze all the key concepts and game mechanics to best prepare you.The guide explains how the classes work, the methods for accumulating money, and the strategies for leading your team to victory.
Wardogs emphasizes teamwork, and not just for convenience: if you're out alone and get downed, your chances of being revived drop to almost zero.Sticking close to your teammates isn't just generic shooter advice; it's the difference between losing expensive gear and recovering it with a timely revive.
Carry loose ammo, not full magazines
Pre-loaded magazines take up more space in your backpack than individually stacked rounds.Before each outing, it's a good idea to dismantle your extra supplies and bring loose ammo: this will free up space for loot you've recovered in the field, which in an extractor like this is as valuable as the equipment you started with.
Bring a reconnaissance tool with you
Binoculars or a similar spotter's tool aren't just useful for spotting enemies early: they also generate cash and Recon experience points as you use them.It's one of the most underrated items among those coming from other shooters who only fill their backpacks with ammo and health packs.
Don't rush into every firefight
Chasing every gunfight you hear in the distance is the fastest way to lose your kit.Instead, it's best to maintain cover, gather intelligence on how many enemies are out there and where they're coming from, and choose the right moment to intervene—holding your ground almost always beats charging blindly.
Manage your money wisely before redeploying
Spending all your earned money on a single kit is an unnecessary risk: always keeping some aside prevents a single unfortunate death from forcing you to restart with basic equipment.Likewise, waiting for a revive when possible is almost always better than immediately redeploying with new equipment to pay for, and checking your balance before rejoining the game avoids unpleasant surprises mid-mission.
Use the squad transport to reach the objective
The Control Zone you need to capture isn't always close to your headquarters: moving across the entire map on foot wastes precious time and exposes you along the way.Use your team's transportation to get there, then focus on the mission's real objective—capturing the Control Zone, protecting the Hot Zone, or supporting the Towers when required—instead of dispersing into side-squad engagements that are far from the point of the match.
