Aimbot · 6 min read · 2026-02-16
Wardogs Bone Selection Overview: Head, Chest and Pelvis
Bone priority on Wardogs aimbot — when to aim head versus chest, mixed bone modes and how hitboxes interact with assist on PC.
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Common bone modes
Head priority maximizes damage when hit registration is clean but misses more on moving targets. Chest priority lands more consistent shots at mid range on Wardogs rifles.
Pelvis or body-center modes trade damage for stability when targets vault or drop prone behind low cover.
Mixing bones with FOV
Tight FOV plus head priority can feel sticky on peekers — if shots whiff, widen FOV slightly or switch to chest per /forum/war-dogs-aimbot-fov-guide.
Some menus offer nearest-bone or random-bone modes for variety. Test privately before using mixed modes in public matches.
Bones and visible checks
Visible checks block assist on bones behind walls even if ESP still draws a box — read /forum/war-dogs-visible-check-explained.
Skeleton ESP from /forum/war-dogs-skeleton-esp-explained helps verify which bones are exposed during peeks.
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