Wardogs Season 2: Blue Team Gets Paid, Switchers Get Blocked

These changes aim to balance team populations and reduce switching abuse, potentially improving match fairness and player experience in Wardogs.
These changes aim to balance team populations and reduce switching abuse, potentially improving match fairness and player experience in Wardogs.
Key points - Bulkhead is offering bonus cash and XP to players who choose Lonestar in Wardogs Season 2. - Lonestar uniforms will be more desaturated to reduce visibility. - All faction spawns have been moved on Bakurani to address imbalances. - Teams at least 40 points behind second place get a 20% vendor discount. - Team switching is restricted for 15 minutes once a team leads by more than 10 points.
Timeline - Season 2: Lonestar players receive bonus cash and XP on wins, plus teamplay multipliers. - Season 2: New team switching restrictions and map obscuring until control zone reached. - Season 2: Community server hosts exploiting faction bonus will be punished.
FAQ
Q: What bonuses do I get for playing Lonestar in Season 2? A: You'll earn bonus cash and XP on wins, plus teamplay action cash and XP multipliers. These are only for Season 2.
Q: Can I still switch teams to play with friends? A: Yes, but once a team is more than 10 points ahead, you can't switch for 15 minutes after joining. Also, your map stays obscured until you reach the control zone.
Q: What is the 20% vendor discount and who gets it? A: If your team is at least 40 points behind second place, you get a 20% discount at vendors. It applies to all teams, not just Lonestar.
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