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WARDOGS Season 3 starts on 12 November 2026, and the section right after the summary covers what Bulkhead has confirmed. Season 2 went live on 15 October 2026 as Update 0.2.0. Bulkhead posted the full Season 02 patch notes<\/a> on Steam the day before: four new guns, four new vehicles, a Molotov, rain, and a balance pass that cuts high-calibre damage and armour protection. Within hours of launch the studio rolled part of it back<\/a>, and on 17 October it called the faster progression the wrong call<\/a>. WARDOGS, developed by Bulkhead and published by Team17, entered Steam early access on 10 September 2026. The rest of this piece covers when Season 2 arrived, what its patch notes changed and what Bulkhead has walked back since.<\/p>\n"},{"acf_fc_layout":"text","text":" TL;DR<\/p>\n Bulkhead dated Season 3 on 6 November 2026 in a Steam post<\/a> and a devlog<\/a>: it drops on 12 November. Neither gives a time of day. These are the changes the studio has named. We read the devlog from YouTube’s captions and have not played the season.<\/p>\n Still unpublished: the start time and exactly what resets. The devlog calls it a brand new season, and the Gold Exchange rule quoted further down says level progression and cash reset at the end of a major update cycle, but Bulkhead has not spelled out the Season 3 reset. The Steam post promises a Patch Notes Preview early in the week of 9 November. The same devlog announced 185,000 bans, covered in our money guide<\/a>.<\/p>\n"},{"acf_fc_layout":"title","heading":"When Did WARDOGS Season 2 Come Out?","tag":"h2"},{"acf_fc_layout":"text","text":" The servers went down for maintenance on 15 October from 08:00 to 09:30 UTC, and Bulkhead posted “Season 02 is now live”<\/a> on Steam at 09:59 UTC. Here is how the date was set.<\/p>\n Bulkhead dated Season 2 on 22 September 2026 in a Steam post titled “Season 02 Teaser”: “WARDOGS Season 02 is coming. \ud83d\udcc5 15th October 2026. Stay tuned for more details.” (Steam<\/a>). The post gives no time of day and no content list. It follows a same-day cluster of posts from 18 September 2026. At 12:44 UTC, CEO Joe Brammer posted on X<\/a> that he’d played the Season 2 build already: “I got to play the Season 2 build today, I wish we could get it out faster.. but reality is time exists.” Half an hour later, at 13:13 UTC, when a follower asked directly when it lands, he replied: “It’s about a month after launch, so 3 weeks away-ish.” Since WARDOGS launched into early access on 10 September 2026, that estimate pointed at roughly 9\u201312 October; the date Bulkhead announced, 15 October, is a few days later. Then at 17:50 UTC, the official @WARDOGS account posted<\/a>, on the one-week anniversary of launch, that “Work on Season 02 is already underway. We’ll share more information as soon as we can.” PCGamesN independently corroborated<\/a> the exact wording of Brammer’s quotes and timing the same day.<\/p>\n"},{"acf_fc_layout":"title","heading":"What Bulkhead Said Before the Patch Notes","tag":"h2"},{"acf_fc_layout":"text","text":" Content-wise, Brammer has said very little beyond a promise. He confirmed Season 2 brings “lots of new content and changes,” specifically calling out material that was cut to hit the early access launch date as “now coming to fruition.” In the same post he added that “Season 2 and 3 look sick,” meaning Season 3 is already in some form of development alongside Season 2, though no detail on it existed beyond that line until 17 October (see After Launch below). A press report also notes that Bulkhead has previously said it doesn’t plan to expand dramatically on maps, vehicles<\/a>, and weapon types during early access, which is worth keeping in mind when reading “lots of new content” \u2014 it’s a framing constraint from the studio, not a promise of new maps or guns. Separately, Brammer’s earlier statement on 27 August 2026 confirmed Season 1 itself runs one month, while seasons 2, 3 and 4 are left flexible and decided by Bulkhead as development goes.<\/p>\n What Bulkhead has said about the shape of a season is on record from the week before. On 12 September Brammer wrote: “Each season we will change the order of progression and implement new weapons and vehicles etc. We will also rotate out existing ones. As we build the meta, more and more of the game will be persistant and saved to your account” (X, 12 Sep 2026<\/a>). On 11 September, asked about server search by name, he replied “Yep on it season 2” (X, 11 Sep 2026<\/a>), adding in the same thread that the team might speed it up (Insider Gaming, 14 Sep 2026<\/a>). So the categories were confirmed (new weapons and vehicles, a reshuffled progression order, rotation of existing gear, server search by name) while the specific items were not.<\/p>\n The first official description came in the Update 0.1.2 notes<\/a> on 30 September: “Season 02 is planned to be a larger content update, with new map conditions, equipment, balance reworks and additional features. More information on Season 02 will be dropping next week.” Two days later the IR Goggles & CIWS Balance Hotfix<\/a> named one item: the IR Rangefinders “will be disabled in the vendor until Season 02, where they will require batteries to use”, because BULKHEAD agreed with players that they were too overpowered. None of these posts listed Season 2 content item by item; the list came on 9 October and the numbers on 14 October; both are below.<\/p>\n BULKHEAD’s Season 02 Preview devlog<\/a> (9 October 2026) gave the first item-by-item list, and the patch notes<\/a> (14 October) added unlock levels and prices. In the table, the first price unlocks the item on its track and the second is the vendor price. New attachments come with the guns: optics, muzzle devices, magazines and bipods. The T-72B3 is slower than the L2A6 but cheaper and slightly more fuel-efficient. Rain cuts spotting range and weakens Molotov fire, and thunder, heard by the whole server at the same moment, is loud enough to mask footsteps.<\/p>\n"},{"acf_fc_layout":"table","headers":[{"header_text":"New in Season 2"},{"header_text":"Type"},{"header_text":"Unlock and vendor price"}],"rows":[{"cells":[{"cell_text":"TCX-SPR"},{"cell_text":"Assault rifle (7.62x39mm)"},{"cell_text":"Assault 20, $100k to unlock; $3,200"}]},{"cells":[{"cell_text":"PP-19 Bizon"},{"cell_text":"SMG (9x19mm)"},{"cell_text":"Medic, unlocked by default; $1,000"}]},{"cells":[{"cell_text":"Evo-3 Ultra"},{"cell_text":"LMG (.308 Win)"},{"cell_text":"Support 30, $200k to unlock; $7,250"}]},{"cells":[{"cell_text":"M14"},{"cell_text":"Marksman rifle (.308 Win)"},{"cell_text":"Recon 25, $100k to unlock; $7,400"}]},{"cells":[{"cell_text":"Molotov"},{"cell_text":"Incendiary throwable"},{"cell_text":"Assault 13, $25k to unlock; $340"}]},{"cells":[{"cell_text":"Wolf-110"},{"cell_text":"Light wheeled transport"},{"cell_text":"Driver 8, $50k to unlock; $2,200"}]},{"cells":[{"cell_text":"Wolf-110 [M2 Browning]"},{"cell_text":"Wolf-110 with a ring-mounted M2 Browning"},{"cell_text":"Driver 16, $125k to unlock; $7,800"}]},{"cells":[{"cell_text":"T-72B3"},{"cell_text":"Main battle tank"},{"cell_text":"Driver 20, $250k to unlock; $16,000"}]},{"cells":[{"cell_text":"Flakpanzer Gepard"},{"cell_text":"Anti-air vehicle"},{"cell_text":"Driver 25, $300k to unlock; $14,000"}]},{"cells":[{"cell_text":"MG Nest"},{"cell_text":"Manned M2 Browning"},{"cell_text":"Large hammer; 650 build supply"}]},{"cells":[{"cell_text":"Large Shelter"},{"cell_text":"Metal shelter"},{"cell_text":"Medium hammer and above; 250 build supply"}]},{"cells":[{"cell_text":"Wooden Step"},{"cell_text":"Buildable step"},{"cell_text":"Small hammer and above"}]},{"cells":[{"cell_text":"Rain"},{"cell_text":"Weather preset"},{"cell_text":"\u2014"}]}],"size":"small"},{"acf_fc_layout":"text","text":" The biggest change is damage. Base damage is down for every weapon that fires these rounds, vehicle guns included: .308 Winchester \u221225%, 7.62x54mmR \u221220%, 7.62x39mm \u221219% and .50 Cal \u221216%. Bulkhead says high-calibre assault rifles, DMRs and LMGs were doing close to sniper damage at a much faster fire rate. Sniper rifles get more hit-location damage to make up for the cut.<\/p>\n Armour protects less. Level 3 armour and helmets drop from 55% to 50% damage reduction, Level 4 from 65% to 60%. The Level 4 helmet now muffles audio and proximity chat, narrows your field of view and fogs over when you sprint. Suppression was rebuilt and is much stronger from small and medium calibres; a Level 3 helmet cuts it by 68%, a Level 4 helmet by 80%.<\/p>\n Three more that change how you play. Parachutes take longer to open and won’t open at all below about 10 m. The MGL-40’s muzzle velocity is down 25%. The Infrared Range Finder now runs on batteries, about 80 seconds of active use per battery.<\/p>\n Once a team is more than 10 points ahead, switching sides gets harder: you can’t switch again for 15 minutes, and after a switch your map stays hidden and the spawn vehicle stays locked until you first reach the control zone. Teamkills now go to a vote by the victim, who picks Forgive or Punish; punishments add up to kicks and escalating bans. All three team spawns on Bakurani have moved. The patch notes also give a team at least 40 points behind second place 20% off at the vendor. The Lonestar bonus is covered under After Launch.<\/p>\n The Wager Vendor lets you bet your own cash on your own performance, with a live tracker above the minimap. It was not in the game at launch: the patch notes say it opens later in Season 2 and is meant to come and go during a season. Our WARDOGS metagame breakdown<\/a> covers what is known.<\/p>\n On launch evening (20:58 UTC) the official WARDOGS account<\/a> said “we got a few things wrong” and pushed a backend update. It removed the Lonestar cash and XP win bonus and teamplay multipliers that the patch notes had announced. It also fixed driver progression and an exploit that let many players reach tanks too early, and it promised Limited Mode Servers without power weapons and vehicles. The post does not say whether the losing-team discount stays.<\/p>\n On 17 October (11:02 UTC) Bulkhead went further<\/a>. It said speeding up progression was “the wrong call”: some players reached Tier 4 armour and main battle tanks within days, so the wipe “never really landed”. The studio will fix what is clearly out of balance but won’t do a reset that weekend. Instead it is looking at bringing Season 3 and some of its content forward significantly, with details in a dev vlog the following week.<\/p>\n Season 3 now has its date, 12 November. The lines below show how Bulkhead got there. The Season 2 patch notes don’t mention a wipe at all. Bulkhead’s 17 October post rules out a reset on 17\u201318 October and names an earlier Season 3 as its route to a fresh start. On 24 October the studio went further in the first episode of its official podcast, THE HOTZONE, Ep 1 “The Wipe”<\/a>: “Give it a few weeks. We’ll wipe a bit earlier”, with Season 2 running about “four, five” weeks instead of “six, seven, eight” (31:29). That is a spoken estimate, not an announced date. After it, Bulkhead says it cannot keep up with monthly seasons and plans three-month seasons with a smaller update halfway (47:37). It is also preparing limited-gear servers it calls “primitive”, meant to replicate the low-to-mid game for everyone (48:23); the 6 November devlog names them Limited Mode and puts them in Season 3. The studio’s next vlog, on Season 2 and Season 3, is promised for “later next week”. If Season 3 follows the Gold Exchange rule quoted below, it would reset level progression and cash, but Bulkhead has not said so yet.<\/p>\n"},{"acf_fc_layout":"title","heading":"Season 2 Reset: What Carried Over and What to Do First","tag":"h2"},{"acf_fc_layout":"image","image":6807,"caption":"Illustration: Quietly preparing gear before a new season begins.","alt":"A soldier kneels beside an open backpack on a bench inside a bare concrete room at dawn."},{"acf_fc_layout":"text","text":" The mechanics behind a WARDOGS season reset are documented on the site’s own Gold Bars season-end explainer<\/a>: cash is what gets wiped and converted, and Gold Bars are the one part of the economy a reset doesn’t touch. The site’s WARDOGS money guide<\/a> also covers how cash works as a running balance rather than a per-match allowance, which is worth reading before you spend your first Season 2 cash. The rule itself is printed in the game, on the Gold Exchange panel, as quoted by wardogshub.gg<\/a> and other community sources: “At the end of a major update cycle your level progression and cash will be reset. The date of any major update and progression reset will be announced ahead of time. Any remaining cash at the end of a cycle will be automatically exchanged for gold bars.” We have not checked the panel in the client ourselves; the wording is consistent across the sources.<\/p>\n Note<\/p>\n Level progression resetting comes from the in-game panel text as quoted by community sources, not from a Bulkhead post; Bulkhead has also described some account value (Gold Bars, cosmetics, and over time more of the meta) as persistent across seasons.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n"},{"acf_fc_layout":"steps","intro":"A checklist for your first sessions in Season 2.","steps":[{"title":"Check what carried over","description":"Gold Bars and gold-bought cosmetics survive a reset; level progression and cash do not (Gold Exchange panel). Brammer has said more of the game will become persistent \"as we build the meta\". Treat anything beyond Gold Bars as not yet promised.","image":""},{"title":"Re-plan your unlocks","description":"Unlock levels moved on every track and the XP curve changed. Our leveling guide<\/a> has the Season 2 XP table and the unlocks that moved.","image":""},{"title":"Budget for the new armour prices","description":"Protection costs more at the vendor: Level 3 Armor $2,500 (was $2,000), Level 4 Armor $5,000 (was $4,000), Level 4 Helmet $4,500 (was $3,000).","image":""},{"title":"Don't count on the current pace","description":"Bulkhead has called the faster progression the wrong call (see After Launch), and Season 3 on 12 November moves progression back towards the slower Season 1 pace.","image":""}]},{"acf_fc_layout":"title","heading":"Our Take: What Season 2 Changes","tag":"h2"},{"acf_fc_layout":"image","image":6808,"caption":"Illustration: two paths dissolving into uncertain fog.","alt":"An empty rural crossroad fading into fog at dusk, splitting into two indistinct paths."},{"acf_fc_layout":"text","text":" Our Take<\/p>\n Season 2 shipped with real numbers and a real rebalance, and Bulkhead is already walking part of it back.<\/p>\n The damage and armour cuts pull high-calibre rifles and top-tier armour back toward the rest of the game, which is what the patch notes said they were for. The progression speed-up is the part most likely to change: the studio called it the wrong call, and Season 3 is its answer.<\/p>\n If you are planning a long grind, wait for the Patch Notes Preview before you sink hours into Season 2 targets. Season 3 is only days away and the studio has not yet listed exactly what resets.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n"},{"acf_fc_layout":"text","text":" This table separates what the studio has confirmed from what comes out of press previews, and what is still just circulating. Each claim below is tied to the post and the game version it describes.<\/p>\n\n
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Balance changes, with the numbers<\/h3>\n
Team rules and factions<\/h3>\n
The Wager Vendor<\/h3>\n
After Launch: What Bulkhead Changed in Three Days<\/h2>\n
Is there another wipe coming?<\/h3>\n
Sources and Confidence<\/h2>\n
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\n \nClaim<\/th>\n Where it comes from<\/th>\n Status<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n \n Season 2 dated 15 October 2026 (“WARDOGS Season 02 is coming. 15th October 2026”); no time of day, no content list<\/td>\n Steam (official WARDOGS announcements), 22 Sep 2026<\/a><\/td>\n Official<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Bulkhead is working on Season 02; details promised “later next week”<\/td>\n Steam (official WARDOGS announcements), 26 Sep 2026<\/a><\/td>\n Official<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Brammer says he played the Season 2 build and wished it shipped faster<\/td>\n X (@Brammflakes, Bulkhead CEO)<\/a><\/td>\n Official<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Brammer estimates Season 2 lands about three weeks after 18 Sept 2026<\/td>\n X (@Brammflakes, Bulkhead CEO)<\/a><\/td>\n Official<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Official WARDOGS account confirms Season 2 work is underway<\/td>\n X (@WARDOGS)<\/a><\/td>\n Official<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Independent corroboration of Brammer’s exact Season 2 quotes and timing<\/td>\n PCGamesN<\/a><\/td>\n Press report – not independently verified<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n WARDOGS entered Steam early access on 10 September 2026<\/td>\n Steam store page<\/a><\/td>\n Official<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Season 1 is confirmed as one month long; future seasons are flexible<\/td>\n GameWatcher (quoting Brammer’s 27 Aug X post)<\/a><\/td>\n Press report – not independently verified<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n “Each season we will change the order of progression and implement new weapons and vehicles etc. We will also rotate out existing ones”<\/td>\n Joe Brammer (@Brammflakes), X, 12 Sep 2026<\/a><\/td>\n Official<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Server search by name planned for Season 2 (“Yep on it season 2”)<\/td>\n Joe Brammer (@Brammflakes), X, 11 Sep 2026<\/a><\/td>\n Official<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Gold Exchange panel: level progression and cash reset at the end of a major update cycle; leftover cash exchanged for gold bars<\/td>\n wardogshub.gg quoting the in-game panel (also gamingwithdaopa, gamerstogether)<\/a><\/td>\n In-game data (press\/wiki) – not checked by us<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Season 02: “a larger content update, with new map conditions, equipment, balance reworks and additional features”; more information “next week”<\/td>\n Steam (BULKHEAD, Update 0.1.2 patch notes), 30 Sep 2026<\/a><\/td>\n Official<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n IR Rangefinders disabled in the vendor until Season 02, where they will require batteries<\/td>\n Steam (BULKHEAD, IR Goggles & CIWS Balance Hotfix), 2 Oct 2026<\/a><\/td>\n Official<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Season 2 content: four weapons, Molotov, four vehicles, three buildables, rain, Wager Vendor, Lonestar bonuses (removed 15 Oct), 20% losing-team discount<\/td>\n BULKHEAD, “WARDOGS | Season 02 Preview”, Steam, 9 Oct 2026<\/a><\/td>\n Official<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Season 02 patch notes (Update 0.2.0): maintenance 15 Oct 08:00\u201309:30 UTC; new guns, vehicles, buildables and rain; calibre, armour, suppression, parachute and MGL-40 changes; unlock levels and vendor prices; Wager Vendor opens later in Season 2<\/td>\n BULKHEAD, “WARDOGS | Season 02 Patch Notes”, Steam, 14 Oct 2026<\/a><\/td>\n Official<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Season 02 is live (Update 0.2.0)<\/td>\n BULKHEAD, “WARDOGS | Season 02 Is Now Live”, Steam, 15 Oct 2026, 09:59 UTC<\/a><\/td>\n Official<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Lonestar cash and XP bonus removed; driver progression and early-tank exploit fixed; Limited Mode Servers (no power weapons and vehicles) coming<\/td>\n X (@WARDOGS), 15 Oct 2026, 20:58 UTC<\/a><\/td>\n Official<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Faster progression “the wrong call”; no reset on the weekend of 17\u201318 Oct; Season 3 may be brought forward; details in a dev vlog the following week<\/td>\n X (@WARDOGS), 17 Oct 2026, 11:02 UTC<\/a><\/td>\n Official<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Season 2 to wipe after about 4\u20135 weeks instead of 6\u20138 (spoken estimate); three-month seasons with a mid-season update; “primitive” limited-gear servers (31:29, 47:37, 48:23)<\/td>\n BULKHEAD, “THE HOTZONE | Ep 1 | The Wipe”, YouTube, 24 Oct 2026<\/a><\/td>\n Official, spoken<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Season 3 drops on 12 November; new map Sabatulo; Patch Notes Preview early next week<\/td>\n Steam (official WARDOGS announcement), 6 Nov 2026<\/a><\/td>\n Official<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Three-month seasons, slightly longer early and mid-game progression, multi-track unlocks, Limited Mode examples<\/td>\n BULKHEAD devlog, YouTube, 6 Nov 2026, read from auto-captions<\/a><\/td>\n Official, captions not checked against audio<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n"},{"acf_fc_layout":"faq","items":[{"question":"When did WARDOGS Season 2 launch?","answer":"15 October 2026, as Update 0.2.0. Maintenance ran from 08:00 to 09:30 UTC, and Bulkhead's \"Season 02 is now live\" post went up on Steam at 09:59 UTC."},{"question":"What's new in WARDOGS Season 2?","answer":"Four guns (TCX-SPR, PP-19 Bizon, Evo-3 Ultra, M14), a Molotov, four vehicles (Wolf-110, Wolf-110 [M2 Browning], T-72B3, Flakpanzer Gepard), three buildables and a rain weather preset, plus a balance pass on damage, armour and suppression. The Wager Vendor opens later in Season 2."},{"question":"What survives the Season 1 reset?","answer":"Gold Bars and any cosmetics already bought with them. Per the in-game Gold Exchange panel, level progression and cash reset at the end of a major update cycle and leftover cash is automatically exchanged for Gold Bars."},{"question":"When does WARDOGS Season 3 start?","answer":"12 November 2026, per Bulkhead's Steam post and devlog of 6 November. That is about four weeks after Season 2 went live. No start time has been given."},{"question":"What resets in WARDOGS Season 3?","answer":"Bulkhead has not listed it yet. The in-game Gold Exchange panel says level progression and cash reset at the end of a major update cycle, with leftover cash converted to Gold Bars. A Patch Notes Preview is promised early in the week of 9 November."},{"question":"What is the new WARDOGS Season 3 map?","answer":"Sabatulo, which Bulkhead describes as urban warfare and close-quarters combat. 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