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Players of the mobile game WARDOGS are discussing a claimed economy exploit that one player says crashed the game's in-game economy. The claim has drawn large engagement, with commentary focused on how the exploit worked and what it means for the game's balance and the developer's response.
- 2Gamers warn EU kids safety rules could hurt indie games▼Imagine all indie games in # EU being banned. No # MechaChameleon , no # Wardogs . Thit is the new # EUKidsAct . https:/
European gamers are voicing concern that the EU's new children's online safety legislation, dubbed the EU Kids Act, could effectively ban or price out indie games across the bloc. Critics cite titles like MechaChameleon and Wardogs as examples of games that could disappear, arguing the rules amount to 'prohibition by fees' that only large studios can afford. The debate ties into broader campaigns such as Stop Killing Games.
- 3Wardogs boss says endgame needs fixing as mortar spam frustrates players●Wardogs boss talks balance, XP, and why 'the endgame is sh*t' right now Bulkhead is aware of the "mortar spam meta." htt
Bulkhead, the studio behind Wardogs, has publicly admitted the FPS's current endgame is in poor shape, bluntly calling it, in its own words, unsatisfying. The developer says it is aware of the "mortar spam meta" dominating high-level play and discussed planned changes to balance and XP progression in an interview with PC Gamer.