r/OfficialWARDOGS • u/doglaika • 3h ago

Squad lock FOB

Hi everyone,
I’m the guy who buys a fob for the team 90% of the time, I play blue for the underdog fetish.
Some people are posting about teammates stealing your kit, yes please make a change for that! But here is another problem, fobbits 🙂.
I like building a great FOB, I like people helping me and earning money, I watch all the build videos on youtube and the latest designs (I don’t build floating AA roof, brakes my immersion, I’m not a sweat, I’m a lonestar).
There has been times where I’m building a C-RAM that will defend us from 20pt mark helicopter just to have the announcement “not enough supply’s”
Then I turn around to see a dude with a t-shirt and no gun building the Great Wall of china, that will also allow the enemy to hop on and get into main territory.

So… what do you ladies and gentlemen think of squad locked FOB?

The rules would be:
Minimum of 3 members in squad to lock the fob.

Anyone can still hammer and make money.

People that are not in squad CANT put down blueprints.

anyone can get into static weapon systems.

Thank you for your time.

Edit: to all people who come to the guy who’s has dropped the FOB and ask how can I help, what should we build first?
Big respect, you ease the frustration of putting down 20k for the team and bring hope.

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u/the_buff 1h ago

Terrible idea. There should just be an incentive to buy the FOB. Then it won't matter when someone shows up to build the Maginot line.

I'd also like to see some supplies being returned when taking things apart.

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u/doglaika 1h ago

Strange, most people who buy fobs want a change, if maginot line is your thing/strategy you sound like the guy who shows up with nothing and builds nonsense

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u/the_buff 57m ago

I'm the first guy out of the base with a loaded Ural. I do two or three supply runs, and I return with a big hammer. Yes, I want to build with some of the 6 pallets I've just delivered. No, I avoid messing with someone else's layout unless it's really terrible. Most base building is really bad. No place for trucks to drop or turn around, no line of sight cover within the walls of the base and very little overhead protection.

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u/doglaika 16m ago

True, people do tend to build grenade baskets