The base computer holds personnel files of Warhounds candidates.Your Mobile Base
The Warhounds operate from a hijacked cargo ship. It is cramped and has limited room, with bays that need rebuilding over time. The first priority is the barracks; staff quarters and other facilities are constructed and finished as the campaign progresses. You can run ops tasks while construction is underway, so keep the building queue busy.
Base Systems
The ship base
Your mobile base is a hijacked cargo ship. It is cramped, with bays that need rebuilding. Move it away from the coast, then find an experienced crew to run it.
Recruitment
The base computer holds personnel files of Warhounds candidates. Recruitment starts with fresh recruits; veterans can be added to the database later. Capacity is up to six recruits maximum.
Facilities & upgrades
The barracks is a priority; staff quarters and other bays are built over time. You can run ops while construction is underway, so always keep the queue busy.
Equipment & loadouts
Buy gear, body armor, grenades and healing sprays, and pick the right loadout per mission. Treat and extract wounded operators to keep the roster healthy.
Logistics, finances & medical
Between contracts you handle supplies, money and medical care. High lethality means medical is not optional — wounded operators need treatment and downtime.
Intel as currency
Intel is a valuable resource used to secure contracts for new equipment and base improvements. Gather intel through recon, allies and captured officers.
Recruitment & Progression
- Recruits are drawn from personnel files on the base computer; the base can accommodate up to six recruits maximum.
- Recruitment is initially limited to fresh recruits — veterans can be added to the database later in the campaign.
- Intel is a valuable resource; it is used to secure contracts for new equipment and base improvements.
- Contracts bring budget, but every choice has consequences — access to missions, gear and allies changes because of what you do.