In Wardogs, everything from your gear to the vehicles you can get costs money. This special PvP combined arms game lets you earn cash by getting kills, reviving teammates, ferrying supplies and teammates to the hotzone, and all other actions that benefit your team during battle. Having a ton of cash in your bank not only lets you buy the best guns, but also get enough ammo, supplies, and armored vehicles to tip matches in your team's favor. In order to help you build up your Wardogs bank, here are some ways to make money, especially without needing kills.
Playing Medic
All actions that benefit other players will net you some cash, but being a frontline medic can easily get you a nice profit in every match. Reviving a downed teammate in a hotzone nets you $800 per person, and some players offer bribes for first priority on revives. Defibrillators cost $1600 to purchase, but if you can get near an active firefight, you can make a decent profit after 3 revives.
Meanwhile, using a bandage on an injured player nets you $400, so reviving them and applying some healing gives a total of $1200, which equates to a standard kill reward inside the hot zone.
Supply / Taxi Chopper Piloting
You can make consistent cash just piloting a supply helicopter with crates full of bandages, ammo, and grenades to FOBs. Since logistics is very important in Wardogs, you can buy supplies, place them inside a crate, and increase the price by 25% or more to make a quick profit. Alternatively, you can drop pallets in FOBs to get an easy $2100 profit.
Another way to make some money is by ferrying players that spawn in your faction base, as dropping off one player rewards $300. If you can get a high-capacity helicopter like the UH-1Y, you can earn up to $4800 per run without needing a single kill.
Recon Spotting and Sniping
Spotting is extremely easy with either binoculars or a rangefinder. When a target you tag gets killed by anyone in your team, you will get an $800 reward without needing to fight at all.
If you want to take a little bit more risk, buy a rangefinder and a decent sniper rifle like the Mosin-Nagant with a 10x scope. Use the rangefinder to zero in your shot for accuracy. Securing a kill from a distance will give you more money the further your target is from you.
Destroying Enemy Structures
Deployables like ammo boxes, FOB consoles, and mines not only deny supplies and protect your team's vehicles, but they also give you a decent amount of cash. This is a viable way to make money when assaulting a FOB, though you will miss out on the ammo inside.
Base Building
For Engineer, you can purchase a Small Hammer and build sandbags and Hesco barriers in an allied FOB. Each hammer swing that builds up cover gives you $50, which can add up if you're fortifying a FOB near the hotzone. Other defenses like the CIWS, mortar, and anti-air missile emplacements don't cost any money inside a FOB, since they only require building supplies.
