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Are Vehicles and Logistics Underrated in WARDOGS?

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u/draft_user_00·last month

I think one of the more interesting parts of WARDOGS is that the game isn't completely focused on getting kills.

Vehicles, logistics, building, and supporting objectives all seem to have their own place in the overall gameplay loop.

A lot of FPS players naturally gravitate towards combat, but I think support-focused players can be just as important in a large match.

Do you think logistics and vehicle roles are underrated, or does everyone already understand how important they are?

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u/draft_user_36·last month

People definitely underestimate support roles in team games. A squad without supplies can become pretty useless.

u/draft_user_37·last month

Vehicles are fun, but I wouldn't want every match to turn into a tank simulator lmao.

u/draft_user_38·last month

The interesting part is that players can contribute in different ways. That's better than rewarding only eliminations.

u/draft_user_36·last month

Exactly. A good match should involve more than whoever has the highest kill count.