How to transport supplies with vehicles - Wardogs
Load up a Ural or a Lakota with supplies and get starting on delivering logistics to the frontlines.
by Sam Chandler · ShacknewsSo, you’ve decided you want to level up your Driver or Pilot class? One of the best ways to do this is to transport supplies from headquarters to any FOBs your team controls. These are called Logistics runs, and though they can be slow (especially in a truck), it’s invaluable for your team.
How to transport supplies with vehicles – Logistics runs
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To transport supplies with vehicles, you must first purchase a vehicle that can hold supplies. This starts with the basic Kodiak which can hold any sized crate, or the MH-6 “Littlebird” which can hold small crates. After leveling Driver or Pilot, you can unlock the Ural or Lakota, which can transport entire pallets of supplies.
- Buy the vehicle and then enter the driver or pilot seat
- Press the B button to open the Buy Ammo / Supplies screen
Select Logistics and choose either the Crates or Pallets tab
- If you selected Pallets, choose which resource to take
- If you selected Crates, use the next screen to buy resources to put into the crate
- Once the crate is full or the pallet is purchased, purchase another crate or pallet if your vehicle permits
- Drive or fly to where the supplies are needed and press G to drop them when inside the FOB
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If you are filling up crates for a logistics run, remember you can put more than just building supplies inside the crate. You can fill it with bandages, weapons, ammo, armor, ghillie suits, and more. You can even set a tax, so that you can make a bit of money from anyone that chooses to buy from the crate.
When you do buy a crate or pallet for a vehicle, it takes seat positions, limiting the number of people you can ferry. For instance, the MH-6 helicopter can carry two crates on its side, but this means you can’t have four squadmates fly in with you.
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Remember not to drop pallets outside of the FOB perimeter, as no one will be able to interact with it. You can drop crates wherever you want, but you just won’t be able to pick them back up. Stop by our Wardogs page for more help with the game.
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