Looking for a French Wardogs server where people play the zone, talk on voice and nobody blames you for missing a shot? That’s exactly what the G4melab community server offers: hosted in West-EU for clean ping from France, Belgium or Switzerland, open to everyone, solo players and full squads alike.
Join the server in three steps
Wardogs lets you join a community server directly by its ID. The G4melab server ID is shown at the top of the Wardogs page, with a button to copy it.
- Launch Wardogs and click Deploy.
- Open the Community tab, then Join by ID.
- Paste the ID and hit Lookup: the server appears, and you join.
Keep the ID handy: once you’ve used it, you’ll find it again in two clicks for the next sessions.
Why a community server rather than matchmaking?
Wardogs is played with up to 100 players, in three factions, around zones to hold. On a map this big, the difference between a messy match and a real battle is coordination. On a community server, you meet the same faces from one session to the next, teams talk to each other and objectives are actually played.
- Chill vibe: no need to tryhard, we’re here to play together.
- Voice on Discord: you can come alone, we’ll find you some mates.
- Organised sessions every week, shown on the schedule.
What the G4 server adds
The server is connected to the website. Kills show up in a live kill feed, displayed on the Wardogs page and during G4melab streams. If you use G4 Studio, the team’s free app, your kills on the server are even clipped automatically and sent to your player profile.
Community profiles are visible on the G4 players page: level, roles played, hours, achievements and clips.
Got a team?
A popular server ends up full at peak times. Those who come to help open it (it takes 20 players) get 3 days of priority, free, renewed every opening. All the details in our article on playing Wardogs as a team.
See you in game
First match? Read our Wardogs beginner’s guide, then drop by the Discord to join the next session. The server is up: come on in.