Aimbot · 7 min read · 2026-01-25
Wardogs Aimbot Explained: Soft Aim on PC
How Wardogs aimbot works on Steam PC — activation keys, target selection, FOV limits and how it differs from raw mouse input alone.
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What the aimbot actually does
Wardogs aimbot reads live player positions from the match and nudges your crosshair toward a chosen bone when your activation key is held. It is designed as assist-style tracking for PC mouse input, not a separate auto-fire bot.
Most presets use a hold key so you still choose when assistance runs. Pair basic toggles with /features/aimbot before changing advanced sliders.
Target selection basics
Target priority usually includes closest to crosshair, closest by distance or lowest health. Bone selection decides whether the assist pulls toward head, chest or pelvis — see /forum/war-dogs-bone-selection-guide.
Visible-only checks stop the assist from locking through solid cover when enabled — explained in /forum/war-dogs-visible-check-explained.
Tuning workflow
Start with a narrow FOV and higher smoothing so corrections feel subtle — /forum/war-dogs-aimbot-fov-guide walks through circle size on different map types.
Add prediction only after FOV and smoothing feel stable — /forum/war-dogs-prediction-explained covers moving targets and vehicles.
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