You need Wardogs money to get the biggest and best equipment, and we have a handful of helpful tips to build a healthy bank account.
When you first begin your journey in Wardogs, your bank account looks pretty sad. A couple of deaths with a full loadout and you'll basically be on nothing, hindering your effectiveness on the battlefield. Making money consistently is key, and we have a few tips on how you can make bank without much effort.
The ideal scenario for many in Wardogs is to have a full set of armor, a beefy loadout, and enough cash to not be worried about where your next purchase is coming from. It takes a bit of effort to get to that point, though, and you'll need a few staple money-making methods under your belt for when times get lean.
Here are our picks for the best ways to earn Wardogs money:
Combat can be difficult if you're underpowered, and you might end up losing more money than you earn by jumping into the fray without adequate firepower, so we would suggest focusing on base building if you aren't ready for a fight.
Grab yourself a hammer from the vendor and hitch a ride to the tower nearest your spawn. From here, you can utilize the supplies at your FOB to construct walls, barricades, and a front door for your base. Each successfully constructed building earns you Support XP and a bit of cash - and you won't have to take a bullet in the process.
Okay, they aren't exactly free, but you can purchase the base rifle from the vendor for nothing - it's only the ammunition that costs money, and it isn't much. With this bare-bones setup, attempt to stay put inside the zone for passive income, and try to pick off any enemy stragglers for a quick cash injection.
Looting enemy bodies will enable you to upgrade your loadout for free, as you'll be taking what they don't need anymore. Because the price of admission for this basic loadout is so low, anything you do and any money you earn is a bonus.
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