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Wardogs Season 3 Will Add A Mode That Limits What Weapons Players Can Use

Wardogs' lengthier Season 3 will introduce Limited Mode, which should be friendlier to new players

Wardogs Season 3 Will Add A Mode That Limits What Weapons Players Can Use

Wardogs Season 3 will introduce a new Limited Mode, a feature that caps the weapons and upgrades players can utilize. This addition comes in response to the community's reactions to Season 2, with Bulkhead, the game's developer, stating that the team will now focus on their own vision for the game. Progression will be brought back closer to Season 1 levels, and each season will now span three months.

While a major overhaul of the game's progression system is planned for 2027, Limited Mode servers will be rolled out soon, enabling players to compete on a more level playing field. On these servers, players will only be able to use tier-2 armor, a restricted set of weapons and ammo, and a limited selection of vehicles. Additionally, money and experience points earned in Limited Mode can be used in the standard game mode, making it an appealing option for newcomers.

The upcoming season will also see enhanced anti-cheat measures, with half of the Season 3 video dedicated to showcasing these improvements. The exact patch notes for Season 3 have not been released yet, but they are expected closer to the launch. Wardogs Season 3 is set to begin on November 12, and the game remains in early access on Windows PC, with a full release planned for 2027 before eventually making its way to consoles in 2028.

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