How do you approach a WARDOGS match when three teams are fighting over one zone?
Closed thread Closed by archiveI've been trying to understand what actually matters most in WARDOGS. With three teams contesting a zone, it seems like winning one fight doesn't necessarily mean you've made a good play.
You can clear one side and immediately get pushed from another. Meanwhile, everybody seems to be spending money on gear and vehicles.
What do you think matters most here: holding the zone, watching the surrounding approaches, or waiting for the other teams to fight first?
I'm interested in actual strategy discussion, not another list of generic FPS tips.
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Replies are closedPositioning, honestly. Winning a gunfight and then standing in the open celebrating is a classic way to get introduced to team number three.
The building and destruction mechanics make it interesting too. I wouldn't assume a building is going to stay useful as cover forever.
People also need to think about the cash economy. Buying expensive gear every single life without a plan sounds like a speedrun to an empty wallet lol.
I disagree a little on waiting for other teams. If everyone waits, nobody takes the zone. Timing matters, but somebody still has to commit.
The best plan is apparently to enter the zone confidently and then discover that the entire server had the same idea.
That last part sounds painfully believable as a general WARDOGS strategy problem. The three-team setup definitely makes positioning more complicated than a normal two-sided fight.