Wardogs Aimbot FOV Overview: Circle Size and Map Types

FOV draws a circle around your crosshair. The Wardogs aimbot only considers enemies inside that circle, which stops distant targets from pulling your aim across the screen.

Smaller FOV feels more manual but safer on mixed-range maps. Larger FOV helps snap corrections in close hallway fights.

Urban CQB: try a tighter FOV first, then increase only if you miss assist on valid peek fights. Open lanes with vehicles may need a slightly wider circle for strafing infantry.

If assist jumps between two targets, shrink FOV or tighten target priority before raising smoothing — see /forum/war-dogs-smooth-aimbot-explained.

Visible checks and bone priority still apply inside the FOV circle. Head bones with a tiny FOV can feel harsh on moving targets — chest priority is a common middle ground in /forum/war-dogs-bone-selection-guide.

Save FOV per profile in the config system — /forum/war-dogs-config-system-guide — so you can swap between infantry and vehicle-heavy presets.