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Wardogs, developer Bulkhead's Battlefield-style multiplayer shooter that has surged to the top of Steam's charts since entering early access in September 2026, is generating heavy community discussion. Players have begun openly avoiding the game's Lonestar faction, claiming it attracts weaker players and disproportionately loses matches, while separate threads on the game's subreddit are dominated by complaints about players failing to close doors during matches. Meanwhile, Bulkhead has confirmed it is closely monitoring the game's in-game economy for cheaters and exploiters, announcing in Patch 0.11 (released September 14) that server-farming and other economic abuses will result in temporary or permanent penalties, alongside stability fixes.