It will require some time on your part to level up all the classes in Wardogs if you are unaware of the moves that earn you more experience points. Each and every class in Wardogs has its own way to level up based on kills, healing other players, deliveries, and transportation. This guide explains how to level up all six classes and make steady progress while playing normally.
How to Level Up Every Class in Wardogs
When you start playing Wardogs, you may want to know how to speed up the leveling process for each class. You may find it a little difficult even after spending a few hours playing because each of them requires a separate method to earn experience points. There are altogether six different classes, and each one of them requires a separate method to be levelled. The Wardogs level refers to the sum of levels of the six classes put together.
Assault Class
The Assault class is one of the easiest classes to level up. This is because the primary sources of experience points are from kills and assists with assault rifles. The quickest method of levelling is playing an aggressive style and moving towards the hot zone. Find fights and use your assault rifle whenever you can. The more kills and assists you earn, the quicker your level for Assault will progress. Therefore, if you wish to level up quickly on Assault, follow the sounds of gunfire and fight.
Recon Class
Levelling up Recon class may occur via killing and assisting using sniper rifles, DMRs, and later on a bow. Kills from Claymores also help with the XP of Recon. Yet, spotting may be considered one of the most effective means to level up a Recon class.
Make use of your binoculars and other spotting gear in order to mark the enemy, vehicles, FOBs, and any other object worth spotting. You earn some XP for spotting and even more for destroying/killing whatever you have just spotted.
What is nice about this tactic is that you do not always have to be the one to make the killing shot. Even if you spot a helicopter and it crashes after some time, you can earn yourself some Recon XP. You can spot anything, including FOBs, vehicles, enemies, or even supplies which appear from helicopters and trucks.
Driver Class
The Driver is primarily responsible for moving teammates around and transporting supplies. The ways to earn Driver XP include moving teammates to the circle or hot spot, delivering crates and pallets, road kill and killing with vehicle-mounted weapons. You may also earn assist XP when those who you dropped off make kills. Thus, transporting your teammates becomes a steady XP source during the game. One of the best things you can do in the beginning is to earn some XP from road kill.
Pilot Class
Pilot is similar to the Driver class, except for the difference that you need to use helicopters instead of cars. XP can be earned through the transport of players to the circle or hot zone, delivering crates and pallets, as well as making kills with helicopter weapons. Also, you may earn XP through assists when players dropped by you make kills.
Helicopter piloting can be more challenging and dangerous than car driving. If you crash when carrying several players in the helicopter, you can lose a lot of money. Nevertheless, if you manage to transport an entire helicopter load of players into the hot zone, you will get a lot of XP if they start killing.
Support Class
Support is the class which has one of the largest numbers of XP sources. The class can be levelled through fighting, construction, repairs, logistics and many other activities. XP can be gained through the use of shotguns and LMGs, but that is not the whole story.
XP can be gained from building constructions with a hammer, repairing bases and vehicles, fueling vehicles and delivering supplies to FOBs. Explosives are also a good way to gain XP. Kills and destroys vehicles by means of rockets and explosives like RPGs, C4, IEDs and other equipment can give you Support XP.
With the development of your FOB, you can gain XP from constructing defences and installing equipment like mortars and other defence systems. Artillery will provide XP for the support class at some point as well, but it will happen rather late. Supply crates are also a good way to gain XP. When you bring supplies to the FOB and other players buy something from them, you get Support XP.
If you want to remain at the FOB, then that is fine as well. Assist in unloading materials, constructing fortifications, fixing damaged buildings, and controlling the crates. Such things can help raise your Support rating even without fighting the entire game.
Medic Class
The Medic can be leveled by making use of SMGs, reviving teammates, and healing others. The act of reviving is very effective because when you revive a player, you earn some XP if he kills an enemy or destroys a vehicle. This becomes a great way of earning XP passively while still helping your team.
Always make sure that you have the free respirator for reviving players, and always pack some bandages. Once you earn a respirator to buy, it is advisable to have more, as you will encounter many players who need to be revived.
