How To Unlock Anti-Tank And Anti-Air Launchers In Wardogs

Sankar S
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WARDOGS has various types of launchers that will help you to attack enemy vehicles and aircraft. In any case, the more effective anti-tank and anti-air launchers are those that you need to unlock by Support Level and which cost money. You may use the 9K333 Verba launcher against helicopters and MAAWS for light and armoured vehicles. Here’s how to unlock both launchers and what you need to know before buying them.

How to Unlock Anti-Air Launchers

AttributesValue
Accuracy multiplier1
ADS zoom multiplier1.2
Aim time0.5
Holster speed multiplier1.15
Horizontal recoil multiplier1
Length80
Max zeroing range1000
Min zeroing range100
Spread multiplier1
Vertical recoil multiplier1

The Verba 9K333 is a guided air missile that is primarily used to attack helicopters. The weapon becomes available for purchase after unlocking it at Support Level 16, which requires a payment of $50,000.

For the Verba to be fired, it must first acquire a lock on the aircraft you intend to target. In addition, the missile is single-shot, meaning that you get one shot per missile brought to the game. Therefore, wait for your chances of firing it effectively before acquiring the lock and shooting.

How to Unlock Anti-Tank Launchers

AttributesValue
Fire Rate100 RPM
Fire ModesSemi
Muzzle Velocity230 m/s
Effective Range400m
Zeroing100m, fixed
Accuracy2.5 mrad
Deviation5 degrees
Melee40
Suppressionx1

The MAAWS is an 84mm rocket launcher capable of tackling both light and armoured vehicles. The MAAWS launcher becomes unlocked when one reaches Support Level 20, costing the user $125,000 in-game dollars to unlock. Once unlocked, the launcher will require $2,600 per life to be brought into battle. This is because the rocket ammunition of the MAAWS is bought separately from the launcher itself.

In contrast to the Verba, which is a one-use launcher, the MAAWS launcher can be reloaded multiple times in a fight. This makes the MAAWS a good choice for those who frequently find themselves fighting on roads.

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