

Developer BULKHEAD recently announced the release date of WARDOGS Season 2. While not every detail of Season 2 has been revealed, what players do know is that once WARDOGS Season 2 arrives, there will be a progression wipe. The question is: when the WARDOGS reset happens, what progress will players keep, and what will they lose?
Once Season 1 of WARDOGS concludes, every player will experience a full progression wipe. This means that everyone’s current player level and role progression will be cleared. This also means previously unlocked weapons, attachments, and vehicles will be locked again. However, not all will be lost. According to the WARDOGS developers. Any bank money earned will be converted to gold to unlock specific items. In conclusion, when a season ends, cash and level/XP progression reset, while remaining cash is automatically converted into Gold Bars. Those Gold Bars persist between seasons, and so do the cosmetics purchased with them. While some players may be upset by this turn of events, this progression wipe lets the development team adjust the progression for each season
Related: WARDOGS Season 2 Explained: Release Date, Changes & More
With each season of WARDOGS, BULKHEAD promises to change the progression order, introduce new weapons and vehicles, and make other adjustments while rotating out existing ones. While seasons 3 and 4 of WARDOGS are still uncertain, here are the features we can expect in WARDOGS Season 2.
Wardogs Progression Wipe
New Wardogs Traits System
Miscellaneous additions
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