Foxhole 0.4

introduction

Foxhole is a multiplayer game where you work with hundreds of players to determine the outcome of a constant online war. It is the ultimate game of cooperative strategy and tactics. Every action you take can have a powerful effect in a world at war.

resources

Resources are items used to manufacture equipment and to build, fuel, and repair vehicles and structures. They are stored in the base inventory section. They can be divided into four groups: raw materials, materials, bulk materials, and supplies. FacilitiesResourceIcon. Raw materials Raw resources are mined from resource deposits in the world or extracted from resource mines. They must be processed into usable materials at a refinery. Debris is an exception, as it is obtained from rare resource nodes and sorted using the right-click context menu at a refinery rather than being processed. Components can also be converted into concrete materials at a concrete mixer.

materials

Materials are obtained by processing raw materials in a refinery (or in a concrete mixer for concrete materials). They are used in construction and manufacturing. They can be packed into crates and unpacked using the right-click context menu in the inventory of a warehouse , seaport or shipping container . Construction and manufacturing materials These materials are used to build/upgrade structures and produce various items and vehicles. Some vehicles do not require these materials and are built from other materials. While basic materials are suitable for the construction of certain objects, building materials, processed building materials and steel building materials are required for the construction of more complex structures and their corresponding improvements. Gravel is used exclusively for the construction of foundations, while concrete materials are used for upgrading bunker foundations, constructing certain structures, and upgrading foundations to their concrete versions.

Object materials

These materials are used/produced in various enterprises either as output products or consumed for the production of various materials. Although assembly materials are primarily used to produce vehicles, Assembly Materials V is the only assembly material that requires other assembly materials to produce.

Technologies Materials

Materials used to advance Technology. These materials are refined at the Refinery from Aluminum, Copper, or Iron. They are used only at the Engineering Center to advance through the tech tree and unlock new vehicles, structures, and weapons.

Fuel

Materials used as fuel for vehicles and structures (resource mines, engine rooms).

Large materials

Large Materials are building materials used to build certain defensive structures. They can be produced in crates in the Factory or in certain Facilities with certain upgrades. These are Large Items that must be carried individually. (Carried Large Items are visible on the player model)

Stocks

Supplies are resources that are stored and consumed by bases. They have no function outside of them. Garrison and Bunker Supplies prevent the decay of surrounding structures. The base must have the Small Garrison upgrade SmallGarrisonUpgradeIcon. Garrison Supplies prevent the decay of all nearby structures, while Bunker Supplies only prevent the decay of Bunkers and Trenches. Garrison Supply is also needed to prevent the destruction of facilities and railway lines. It can be stored in maintenance tunnels, which can also produce Garrison Supply inside themselves. (It requires construction materials and energy to produce it) Although soldier supplies are classified as medical items in factories and bases, they function the same as other supplies, meaning they are only consumed in bases and have no other function outside of them.

General information on weapons

Foxhole Wiki Advertising Foxhole Wiki Weapon WARNING This wiki is out of date! Please use the official wiki instead: https://foxhole.wiki.gg Versioning This article may contain outdated information that is not accurate for the current version ( 1.58 ) of the game, as it was last updated for version 1.50 . This wiki is no longer maintained, visit foxhole.wiki.gg for up-to-date information. Foxhole features a wide variety of weapons that can be used with ammunition. Advertising General information Like any other item in the game, weapons and ammunition for them are produced by players in factories or mass production plants. Every weapon has its own purpose, and some are ideal in certain situations, while others are not. Submachine guns, for example, have a high rate of fire but low accuracy, meaning they are great for close combat but significantly worse at longer ranges. Each weapon has its own weight, which is important to consider when choosing equipment. For example, machine guns weigh quite a lot, and if you decide to have an additional weapon, you should reduce the number of magazines so as not to become burdensome. Heavier weapons also apply an additional slow effect when used. It is recommended to holster them or switch to a secondary weapon when you want to move. Each weapon deals damage of a certain damage type. The type determines how good or bad the weapon is against certain targets (vehicles, infantry, structures). For example, an anti-tank rifle deals anti-tank kinetic damage, which is very good against armor, can kill infantry, but cannot damage structures. As wars progress, new weapons technologies are discovered. There is no hip fire in Foxhole, you have to aim before you shoot.

Firearms

The firearms in the foxhole are hitscan weapons. The tracers you see when firing are purely visual effects and do not correspond to the actual trajectory of your bullets. The accuracy of the firearm is currently indicated by the size of your crosshair. The white aiming line begins to disappear beyond the effective range of the firearm. The ammunition they use is magazines, not individual bullets. Reloading discards the old magazine. Grenades. A weapon that is thrown by hand. Explosive charges Explosives that must be deployed manually. Deployment takes a few seconds. Launchers Launchers fire explosive projectiles that are not hitscanning. Close combat bayonets, fists

Ammunition

Foxhole Wiki Advertising Foxhole Wiki Ammunition Ammunition is used by Weapons , Vehicles , and player-controlled defenses . Garrison defenses do not require ammunition. All types of ammunition are produced in Factories or Mass Production Factories . For production times, see Manufacturing . Each type of ammunition may or may not stack in the player's inventory depending on their uniform , and in the inventory of a vehicle or structure depending on their type. Magazines Magazines contain multiple bullets. The number of bullets in a particular magazine type depends on the weapon that uses it. Reloading a weapon discards the old magazine. Shells.

Utility

Auxiliary items are tools and equipment that help you in war. They are produced in factories.

Medical

Medical products that can be manufactured are produced in factories.

Uniform

Uniforms allow the player to choose something to specialize in and gain buffs for the role they have chosen to specialize in. Note: No matter what uniform you wear, you can perform any role, the uniform simply gives you buffs. It does not prevent you from doing anything. Each type of uniform gives you buffs related to the role it is designed for. Each faction has its own set of uniforms, most are common, but there are a few specific to each, unless otherwise noted, both factions have access to that uniform type. Most uniforms cost 100 Basic Materials per crate of 15. 8mm and .44 caliber ammunition are stacked in 3 pieces (3 per inventory slot) in all equipment sets. With the exception of the armor, all uniforms weigh nothing when worn. SOLDIER. This is the default uniform given to the player upon spawn. It allows for the stacking of light kinetic ammo (3 per inventory slot) and also reduces the loadout of light firearms. This uniform has 8 inventory slots and does not provide weather protection. This form cannot be manufactured. ENGINEER. This is a type of uniform that reduces the amount of Encumbrance gained when carrying building materials ( Basic Materials , Refined Materials , and Concrete Materials , but not Large Materials ). It is available to both factions. This uniform has 8 inventory slots and does not provide weather protection. MEDIC. The Medic uniform allows you to store bandages and blood plasma. It also reduces the load of First Aid and Trauma Kits. This uniform type has 6 inventory slots and does not provide any protection from the elements, it does not reduce the load of carrying injured players.

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Scout. The Scout Uniform gives players a high chance of not being detected by enemy map recon structures per map ping (80% chance of not being detected for both uniforms). Additionally, the Warden variation gives a small resistance to blizzards, the same resistance as the Colonial Snow Uniform. It gives players using it 5 inventory slots, but does not provide any bonuses to encumbrance and only allows stacking up to 2 medical items. Tank. The Tanker Uniform allows players who wear it to stack Gas Mask Filters in their inventory, as well as reduce the weight of base materials in their inventory. It has 6 inventory slots and does not provide weather protection. Snow. Both factions have a variant of the Snow Uniform, with the Guardians having a version that provides strong protection against Blizzards, while the Colonial Uniform version only provides light protection against Blizzards. Both faction versions allow you to stack Light Kinetic Ammo, but unlike the Soldier Uniform, they do not help with Light Weapon Encumbrance. They give players 6 inventory slots. Rain. The Rain Uniform is exclusive to Colonials and provides greater protection from rain storms. It also, like the Soldier Uniform and Snow Uniform, allows you to stack light kinetic ammo, but like the Snow Uniform, does not help with encumbrance at all. It has 6 inventory slots and does not help with snow storms. Grenade Uniform. The Grenade Uniform is exclusive to Colonial troops and allows grenades to stack, as well as reducing their loadout. The Grenade Uniform has 6 inventory slots and does not provide any weather protection. Heavy ammunition. The Heavy Ammo Uniform is exclusive to Wardens. It reduces ammo loadout (33.3% reduction) and can stack up to 2 per slot. This uniform has 5 inventory slots and does not provide any weather protection.

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Armored uniform. The Armor Uniform reduces incoming ranged damage from ranged weapons (with falloff). The reduction is -33% for the Colonial Uniform and -50% for the Overseer. The Armor also reduces the chance of getting the Bleeding status effect (-75% for Colonial, -25% for Overseer). The Overseer Uniform uniquely reduces bayonet and melee damage by 60%. This uniform has 3 inventory slots. Unlike other uniforms, the Armor Uniform adds encumbrance when worn: 40% of the encumbrance for the Colonial Uniform and 60% for the Overseer Uniform. Officer's uniform. The officer's uniform's sole in-game purpose is to allow you to kill members of your own regiment without any consequences.

Conquest of the world.

The Platinum Monument will be awarded to the team that wins both the World Conquest and the most skirmishes, the Gold to the winner of the World Conquest but not the skirmishes, the Silver to the loser of the World Conquest but the winner of the skirmishes, and the Bronze to the loser of both skirmishes. The winners of the World Conquest were tied with 11 victories on each side, but the Guardians had 7 platinum monuments, 4 more than the Colonials - 3.

Resistance phase.

The Resistance Phase is an indefinite period of time following the completion of a World Conquest during which there is no purpose to play Foxhole. Otherwise indistinguishable from the World Conquest itself, the Resistance Phase functions as a period during which the developers organize a new war plan and the community prepares for the next World Conquest. A faction wins a World Conquest when it has captured and upgraded the required number of Victory Cities to a Temporary Garrison. Fifteen minutes after the end of a World Conquest, the Resistance Phase automatically begins. While the exact length of each Resistance Phase varies, it is no shorter than a day and no longer than a week, and typically lasts less than two days. The Resistance Phase ends when the next World Conquest begins. The exact start date and time of each new World Conquest, as well as the starting conditions (map and the first three tiers of each tech tree), are announced in the Updates channel of the official Foxhole Discord. The World Map is reset when a new World Conquest begins, so none of your actions during the Resistance Phase will carry over (except for any Commendations you give or receive). The start time of the next war is displayed in the upper left corner of the deployment screen in the home region. STORY. The Resistance Phase was an experimental feature originally implemented to give a more fluid feel to the war cycles. It represented a period of unrest after a war, during which the defeated faction re-established its presence in Kaoiva, and the technological advances brought by the previous war were lost in the ensuing chaos. This provided a more organic sense of transition compared to the abrupt "reset" of the world conquest cycle.

Factions.

Foxhole Logos In Foxhole, there are two factions that the player can play as: the Colonials and the Guardians. The gameplay of the two factions differs. Both factions have unique weapons, although they can build the same structures. Players of one faction can also use any equipment produced by the other faction, with the exception of uniforms. Vehicles operate differently between factions and tend to fall into faction-specific themes. For example, Warden tanks have more armor than Colonial tanks, but less health. Some vehicles are identical between factions but have different models, such as the Truck. Players can use vehicles from any faction, but when building them, they can only build their own faction's variants.

Colonials faction.

Foxhole Wiki Advertising Foxhole Wiki Factions Foxhole Logos In Foxhole, there are two factions that the player can play as: the Colonials and the Guardians. The gameplay of the two factions differs. Both factions have unique weapons, although they can build the same structures. Players of one faction can also use any equipment produced by the other faction, with the exception of uniforms. Vehicles operate differently between factions and tend to fall into faction-specific themes. For example, Warden tanks have more armor than Colonial tanks, but less health. Some vehicles are identical between factions but have different models, such as the Truck. Players can use vehicles from any faction, but when building them, they can only build their own faction's variants. Advertising Colonials Colonial logo Colonial logo The Colonials are described as a faction of ingenuity and practicality. They are sometimes referred to as the "Colonial Legion". During a typical world conquest, the colonizers control the southernmost regions of the world map. Some map configurations deviate from this standard. Origin The Colonials originate (possibly in part) from Meseia, which is located off-map to the south. Meseia presumably later conquered or integrated Veli along with its capital Damokratos. Some citizens are originally from an industrial western city-state called Dimiurge. This could mean that Meseia is possibly a confederation, or that Dimiurge is allied with Meseia. Culture The colonists appear to have come from different countries, but their proper names are easily recognizable and of Latin and/or Greek origin. The name "Colonial" implies that they are in fact colonizers; this is also mentioned by the Colonial itself in the Inner Haven entries (as opposed to the insult used by the Guardians). Some Watchers in lore informally call them Collies.

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Military Their former military leaders were Silas and Thea Maro (great-granddaughter). The former was a legate (equal to a general) who is credited with first walking through the ruins of Bastion after the Breach. The latter was raised to be a great commander, some claiming she is a seer while others doubt it. The modern colonial uniform consists of a dark green helmet (similar to the American M1 helmet), a brown long-sleeved military jacket with a dark green shoulder pad, military pouches along the waist, dark gray cargo/military trousers and light brown boots. The design of the uniform bears similarities to the uniforms of the British paratroopers of World War II or the American Army in World War II.

The Watchers faction.

The Guardians are described as a nation of honor and tradition. They are also described as a defensive faction. They are the native inhabitants of the region where the game takes place. Once considered a vast empire, they have since fallen into decline and are currently at war with the Colonials. During a typical World Conquest, the Guardians control the northernmost regions of the world map. Some map configurations deviate from this standard. Culture The Warden's proper names are recognizable as what we would describe as Gaelic and/or Anglo-Germanic. Based on an old world map, we know that their home region is known as Caoiva (pronounced "See-va"). The people in this region are called Caoivish ("See-vish"). They were once a trading nation. Before the war, their capital was Sun's Haven (now Abandoned Ward). However, after it was ravaged, their new capital became Whedon's Row, which is outside the game map. Some colonists informally call them blueberries. Story Based on old map descriptions and information regarding the Warden Airborne APC and Light Tank, the regions above Bastion appear to have (formerly) been part of the Warden Empire. Their great leader of the past was Callahan, who was a general before the Great Wars. His name can be found in various places and is often mentioned in lore. The Inner Haven Volumes also mention that the Guardians were wealthy enough to afford luxury items.

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The Guardians' current uniform appears to be based on the French Horizon Blue uniform, with their helmet appearing to be a mix between the French Hadrian helmet and the British Brodie helmet.

Tanks

Tanks are armored tracked vehicles that offer much greater survivability and offensive and defensive power than armored cars. They are also slower and very vulnerable to infantry equipped with anti-tank weapons. Assault tanks Main article: Assault tank Assault tanks are heavily armored medium tanks. They are more durable and have more armor than light tanks. They are usually equipped with 40 mm guns, although there are variants with 68 mm guns and 75 mm guns. Battle tanks Main article: Battle tank Battle tanks are the heaviest armored fighting vehicles in the game. They are equipped with both 75mm cannons and 12.7mm heavy machine guns. Cruiser tanks Main article: Cruiser tank Cruiser tanks are fast and moderately armored medium tanks with a speed boost feature. They are designed for flanking attacks and skirmishes with enemy armor. Fighter tanks Main article: Tank destroyer Tank Destroyers are armored tracked vehicles that specialize in tank-busting. They have very strong armor and a powerful 68mm rapid-fire cannon, but are also slow to move and turn, making them vulnerable to flanking maneuvers. Light tanks Main article: Light tank Light tanks are tracked, armored, and robust vehicles with a crew of 3 and good off-road mobility. Their standard armament is a 40mm cannon, although more specialized variants exist. Light infantry tanks Main article: Light infantry tank Light Infantry Tanks are tracked, armored, and rugged vehicles with a crew of 3 and mediocre off-road mobility. Their standard armament is two 12.7mm turrets. Known in-game as IST, or Infantry Support Tanks, they also feature open seating for infantry.

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Reconnaissance tanks are armored tracked vehicles that sacrifice survivability and offensive power for mobility and low cost. Main article: Siege tank Siege Tanks are very tough tanks. They are designed as effective bunker busting platforms, using their 250mm mortar to destroy structures at close range. Super Tanks Main article: Super Tank Available super tanks:

Vehicles

Production With very few exceptions, all base vehicles are produced by players in the Garage or Shipyard using the Hammer at the cost of Base Materials or Refined Materials depending on the vehicle type. Motorboats are built on beaches. Construction vehicles and cranes are built near bases. Base vehicles can then be modified at the Light Vehicle Assembly Station into variants. Crates for shipping packed vehicles can also be produced in mass production factories at a reduced cost. By default, each crate contains 3 packed vehicles of a certain type. MapIconMassProductionFactory Armament For vehicles with weapons, you need to be in a specific location to use the weapon. Vehicle-mounted weapons work the same as infantry weapons, but the ammunition must be placed inside the vehicle's inventory. Damage and repair Damaged vehicles can be repaired in the field using a hammer and basic materials. Vehicles become inoperable and unable to move when their health drops below a threshold. When a vehicle's health reaches zero, it explodes. The explosion kills all players inside, but is harmless to people outside. The vehicle's wreckage disappears after a few seconds, and a temporary crate appears underneath it containing the items that were in the vehicle's inventory. There is no collision damage in Foxhole, except for large trains (so ramming does not work). However, non-amphibious land vehicles will be destroyed if they fall into deep water. Armored vehicles have an armor system that can be damaged in combat and can only be repaired in the Hangar, some have damageable subsystems that are repaired when the vehicle's health reaches 100%.

Vehicles

Fuel There are two main fuel types in Foxhole: Diesel, which is the standard, and Gasoline, which is more logistically intensive. Both can be used in almost any vehicle by switching the fuel type in the vehicle menu. Battle Tanks, Super Tanks, Locomotives, Small Train Locos, and Large Cranes are the only vehicles that use other fuel types. Storage Vehicles can be packed (using the vehicle menu button), lifted by crane, and sent on a flatbed truck or cargo van for faster transport to the site. Vehicles can be stored in a warehouse or seaport (unless they are prototypes, upgraded, fully repaired, and their inventory is empty). You can also store shipping crates with packed vehicles there, and the vehicles inside can be unpacked using the context menu. Lock Vehicles can be locked to restrict access to them (default). Weather Weather can affect vehicles in a variety of ways, from slowing them down to freezing them completely. Ground vehicles: Armored combat vehicles,Field weapons,Tanks,Unarmored vehicles,Basic vehicles,Vehicles created in the world,Naval vehicles,Trains,Relic vehicles,Mechanical vehicles.

Materials for assembly

Assembly Materials are a special class of advanced materials that are produced at the Material Factory (with the Forge upgrade) and the Metalworks Factory (with the Blast Furnace or Engineering Station upgrade). They are used at the Light Vehicle Assembly Station, Large Assembly Plant, and Field Modification Center to produce Advanced Vehicles and Firebases. They are large materials that will require additional equipment to transport efficiently. Each type of assembly material has its own recipe. Assembly Materials I can be produced at the Material Factory with the Forge upgrade. They require Scrap, Coke, and Energy to produce. Assembly Materials II can only be produced at a Material Factory with the Forge upgrade. They require Scrap, Gasoline, and Energy to produce. Assembly Materials III can be produced at the Metalworks with the Blast Furnace upgrade. Their production requires construction materials, sulfur, and energy. Assembly Materials IV can be produced at the Metalworks with the Blast Furnace upgrade. They require Processed Construction Materials, Heavy Oil, and Electricity to produce. Assembly Materials V can be produced at the Steelworks with the Engineering Station upgrade. Their production requires Steel Construction Materials , Coke , Assembly Materials I and II , and Energy .