In WARDOGS, almost everything that makes you feel more confident on the battlefield costs money. But you don’t have to risk expensive equipment with every payment—you can make money more safely.
One of the safest options is to build a base. All you have to do is buy a hammer from the merchant, head to the nearest tower and use the FOB supplies to build walls, barricades, and entrances. For each completed building, support experience points and money are awarded, and you don’t have to face bullets.
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Another way is to use the basic kit of a free rifle and just pay for the ammo. With this set, you can stay in the zone and earn passive income while picking up weapons and gear from defeated opponents. Driving and piloting can also be lucrative: transporting players to areas brings rewards, and successful actions after passengers disembark bring additional rewards. A good driver or pilot may also receive tips.
A more passive option is to move the spawn point. If you deliver it to a safe location within the zone, you’ll be rewarded not only with installation fees, but also with subsequent appearance fees. Finally, experienced pilots can engage in the supply trade: buy crates, loadouts of ammunition, building materials, or bandages and sell them directly to allies in the area. This method requires preparation but can significantly replenish your account.
