Are Expensive Kits Worth It in WARDOGS?

Are expensive infantry kits worth it in WARDOGS? I compare my $1K budget loadout, $5–7K everyday assault kit, and $15–20K mission kit; covering net profit, combat performance, and what the extra money actually buys. My medium kit is my go-to for everyday fights, but expensive gear can make sense when I have a specific job to do. I break down how I use spotting, scavenging, armor, ammo, and utility to balance making money with helping the team win. Then we get into WARDOGS assault progression: why the grind feels slow, whether infantry rewards match the investment, and my ideas for rewarding objective play and useful contributions with assault XP. Making infantry profitable doesn't automatically mean progression feels fair. After 30 years of competitive gaming, I still try hard and want to win. I just have less time, and I want the games I love to respect it. Subscribe for WARDOGS analysis, FPS opinions, and practical guides from that perspective. What do you normally spend on an infantry kit, and what would you change about assault progression? Chapters 00:00 Cost vs Reward ratio for infantry 00:25 My experiment for cost of infantry kits 1:40 Least expensive kit 2:45 Medium kit 4:25 $15k kit 6:20 is assault progression too slow in wardogs? 7:00 some ideas to help the assault problem in wardogs #WARDOGS #WardogsGameplay #TacticalFPS