Wardogs asks for a lot of hours before it gets generous. Farming orders hand that part to someone else: in-game cash, class progress and the item grinds that stand between you and the loadout you actually want to play.
In-game cash in fixed steps, so you can buy your own way through the store. Class and career progress, if what you want is the unlocks rather than the balance. And specific weapons, gear and vehicles delivered directly, if there is one thing you are short of rather than a general shortage of everything.
Every unit of currency we hand over was played for. We do not touch duped balances, exploited economies or third-party stock, because all three are reversible and the account holding them is the one that gets actioned when a studio cleans up. If a farming service is dramatically cheaper than everyone else, that is usually what you are buying.
You pick what you want farmed and how much of it, and the price resolves before you pay rather than after a conversation. The order then goes to a booster who holds permissions for this game, and you get a chat with the person actually doing it rather than a support queue in between. Progress is reported against the real in-game figure, so a part-finished order is a number you can check rather than a claim you have to accept. That number is also what a prorated refund is calculated from if you cancel part way, which is why we report it rather than a percentage.
If you want a spending balance, buy cash: it is priced per fixed step and you decide what to spend it on. If you want unlocks that sit behind class rank rather than behind price, order leveling instead, because no amount of currency opens those. If you are short of one specific weapon or vehicle, a single item drop is cheaper than either. They combine in one checkout, and that is often the right answer for an account that has been left alone for a season. Nothing here is a subscription and there is no package you have to buy into: every line is priced on its own and shown to you before you commit.
Yes, because it is earned rather than generated. Everything we hand over was played for in normal matches on your own account or delivered to you in game. We never use duped currency, exploited economies or anything bought from a third party, since that is the fastest way to have a balance stripped and an account actioned.
Never. Duped currency is reversible, and when a studio rolls back an exploit it removes the balance and frequently bans the account holding it. You would lose the cash and the account, and we would lose the order to a chargeback. Hand farming is slower and it is the only version of this that is actually safe.
It depends on the amount and whether you chose express. Your dashboard shows live progress from the moment a booster starts. If the work is not delivered, the refund policy covers the part you did not receive.
On account-shared orders, yes, which is most of why people buy them. We play within sensible hours from your own region rather than running the account continuously, because a login pattern no human could produce is itself a risk. On party orders you need to be online, since you are playing with us.
On party orders, absolutely. On account-shared orders, pause the order from your dashboard first and we will stop, then resume when you are done. What you should not do is log in mid-session without pausing, as it disconnects your booster and loses progress.
Farming gets you resources, which means in-game cash and items. Leveling raises a class or career track. They are priced differently because they take different amounts of time, and you can order both together in one checkout if you want the account brought up on both fronts.