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Rooftop C-WIZ FOB
FlakBat's September 19 match story shows a small squad closing the air lanes from an apartment roof, then having to hold it. One narrated match is an example, not a statistic.
Creator image: FlakBat. The results are one narrated match, not a guaranteed outcome. FlakBat: How to Get Filthy Rich in WARDOGS Without Leaving the Roof
Quick card
- Focus
- Rooftop C-WIZ FOB
- Basis
- Community footage; verify in the current build
Pick a roof at the edge of the zone
FlakBat states the plan as denial: one rooftop at the edge of the control zone, overwhelming anti-air, and no safe movement for enemy aircraft. The edge position keeps the squad out of the densest fighting while the C-WIZ covers the lanes helicopters use to reach the zone. The video gives no coordinates or exact build, so scout your own roof for sightlines, ways onto it and footing for a FOB. The SAM site placement guide covers how to judge air lanes, and the towers guide covers what else shapes the fight around them.
Give each of the three players a job
The squad split into a C-WIZ operator, a spotter and sniper overwatch. In FlakBat's narration one player is up more than $80,000 from anti-air kills and another earns over $50,000 spotting without firing a shot. Enemy crews often bailed out when the lock warning sounded, which scattered them, and the sniper covered anyone who left a helicopter. These are narrated figures from one match; payouts depend on how enemy pilots behave that day.
Expect the counterattack and layer the entrances
Once the squad was more than $100,000 ahead, several enemy squads came for the roof with mortars, grenades and pushes through multiple door layers. The squad survived through revives, repositioning and sniper cover, and kept shooting helicopters during the defence. FlakBat's takeaway is that the attack pulled enemies away from the zone. Plan for it: layered doors, a revive routine and overhead protection against mortar fire. The field fortifications and mortar shelters guides cover the cover and entrance ideas.
What the result does and does not show
FlakBat reports 13 helicopters, more than $350,000 across the three players, and individual totals from $50,000 to $143,000. The narrator also says the team was 30 points behind and then outscored the enemy 72 to 30 after the airspace closed. That is one recorded match, and teammates in the zone contributed to the score. Treat the roof as a repeatable idea to test, not a guaranteed earner, and verify C-WIZ and FOB behaviour in the current build.
SOURCE BRIEFING
Source video from FlakBatHow to Get Filthy Rich in WARDOGS Without Leaving the Roof
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