Wardogs第二赛季调整蓝队胜率与奖励

1. 16:56
   IGN

   Blue Team Only Wins 15% of Its Wardogs Games — We Asked a Color Expert Why

   In Wardogs, the Blue Team Lonestar wins only around 15% of matches, compared to roughly 36% for Red and 49% for Green. Developer Bulkhead confirmed to IGN that Blue really does perform worst, with UI director Howard Philpott tracing it back to alpha, when the faction's popularity drew newer players while competitive ones switched to Red and Green. Color psychology expert Karen Haller said the color itself isn't to blame, suggesting it's more of a self-fulfilling prophecy driven by groupthink.

1. 00:29
   PC Gamer

   Wardogs Season 2 offers cash and XP bonuses to get players to pick Blue team

   Wardogs Season 2 will hand out Lonestar cash and XP bonuses to players who pick Blue team, with Bulkhead CEO Joe Brammer saying in the Road to Season 2 devlog that the studio is looking at how to help one team's win rate. Blue has struggled with weak camouflage and unfavorable spawn points, and many players avoid it from the start, idling on the selection screen for a slot on Green or Red. The October 15 patch also adds new guns, vehicles, rainy weather on all maps, and the game's first progression wipe, sending everyone back to level 1.

2. 00:00
   IGN

   Wardogs Dev Explains Blue Team's Lower Win Rate, Details Season 2 Balance Changes

   Wardogs developer Bulkhead confirmed that the blue team, Lonestar, wins less often than the other teams and is addressing it in Season 2, launching next week. Co-founder Howard Philpott said Lonestar's win rate was about 10% in alpha and has risen to nearly 20% recently, but players still favor the red and green teams because of blue's poor reputation. Season 2 moves all three teams' spawns and rebuilds bases on the Bakurani map, adjusts Lonestar uniform saturation, adds cash and XP bonuses for playing and winning as Lonestar, and places recruitment posters in other teams' spawns. Wardogs Season 2 launches on October 15.

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