In a bizarre attempt to help monetize Aardwolf, the game's creator has announced a new microtransaction-fueled mode called "AUT", or 'Aardwolf Ultimate Team'.

"I play a lot of Madden NFL," Lasher stated in his note posted to the Announce board, "and my favorite part of that game is taking the money you guys donate to me and blowing through it on the MUT mode in Madden. After 200 packs and not landing a 95, I thought, 'Hey, this might be perfect for Aardwolf!'."

The Aardwolf Ultimate Team mode would use the current card system introduced in the epic Winds of Fate, created by Rezit, and would combine that with the bonusloot system to create stronger "tiers" of cards. Players would then create a 7-person party that would essentially auto-battle another player's team. Players would earn ARP, I play a lot of Madden NFL, and my favorite part is taking the money you guys donate to me and blowing through it on the MUT mode.or Aardwolf Rank Points, that would essentially move them either up or down the ladder.

In order to buy packs, players will have to either trade existing Winds cards, at the rate of 4 cards for 1 pack, or buy packs at 2 TPs per pack. Each pack contains 2 cards, with no guarantees of rarity or success with each pack opening.

This decision has created some tension within the playerbase of Aardwolf, however most of the negativity has been ignored, for the most part, by Lasher himself. "I really could care less what they think or say," replied Lasher as he streamed himself cracking more Madden packs.

If you're unfamiliar with Madden or what MUT mode is, just watch a little of this video. The title is "I Spent $1000 on Madden 24 Packs."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdpEiYTFWlU