Hood Warfare 2 Game Modes

GangBang and Chaos reward kill totals. Turf War, Hit A Lick, Destroy The Block and Chain Snatch require an objective action. The following practical decisions are editorial advice derived from those official rules.

Your gang earns points from territory it controls. Take fights that help you hold or regain that territory, then return to the scoring area instead of pursuing every retreating opponent.

After a successful fight, ask whether your gang still controls the turf. A useful elimination can open the objective; the territory is what earns points.

• Watch for this mistake: Chasing kills while your side loses control of the objective.

Two gangs compete, and the team with the most kills wins. Work with your side to win fights and keep the team score in view.

Use this mode when you want a direct team kill objective. You do not need a bag run or chain pickup to fulfill the published scoring rule.

• Watch for this mistake: Looking for a capture zone or objective item the mode does not require.

Chaos is individual free-for-all: the player with the most kills wins. Every other player is a rival, even if you were teammates in a previous match.

Choose Chaos for individual scoring. Check your individual score and avoid carrying team-mode assumptions into the next encounter.

• Watch for this mistake: Expecting the other gang to act as your allied team.

Steal the opposing gang’s bag and bring it back to your side while protecting your own bag. Taking the bag is only part of the job; the return and your home defense both matter.

Before running forward, check whether someone is defending your bag. A useful team decision is choosing between a bag run, protecting its return route and guarding your own objective.

• Watch for this mistake: Leaving your own bag undefended while everyone attacks.

One gang attacks with a bomb and the other stops it. Plant or defuse to win, with one life per player each round. Identify whether you are attacking or defending before taking a risky fight.

On attack, work toward the bomb objective; on defense, prevent the plant or respond to it. Preserve your single life when an unnecessary fight would leave your side unable to act. Read the live round display for its timer and score target.

• Watch for this mistake: Expecting to respawn immediately in the same round or treating the mode as destruction of buildings.

Defeated enemies drop chains. Collect enemy chains to score, and recover teammates’ chains to deny the opposition those points. An elimination and the scoring pickup are separate actions.

After a fight, look for the drop and decide whether you can reach it safely. When a teammate falls, recovering the friendly chain can stop the other gang scoring from that elimination.

• Watch for this mistake: Assuming a kill automatically completes the scoring task.

Custom matches let you choose the map, mode and match settings, then add bots. Keep one mode while learning what happens after a fight: regain turf, return the bag, protect the bomb or retrieve a chain. Check the live options for the combinations your current version offers.

1. 1Pick the scoring action you want to practice.
2. 2Create a custom match, select a map and mode, and add bots.
3. 3After each fight, complete the objective action instead of treating kills as the whole task.
4. 4Review the score display, then try that same objective against online opponents.

Once you have picked a scoring rule, choose a map and loadout, then check the right progression track. The beginner guide covers bot practice, the current 1.0.10 update and Windows requirements.