Will it hold up in deployments, PvP and ranked sessions?

Yes. The ESP, radar and aimbot all follow how Wardogs matches actually play out: tracking enemy operators, flagging vehicles early, and keeping you aware around FOBs and control points.

Facing full squads on your own

Alone, what you know matters more than how you shoot. Nobody is calling rotations for you, so the direction a squad is moving from decides whether you take a one-versus-three or walk away. Walking away is usually the right call.

Loadout settings for solo runs

Push the radar out, pull the ESP in. You want early warning on anything closing in and minimal clutter on your immediate view. Squad players tend to set it up the other way around.

Third-party squads

Objectives pull in more than one crew. The overlay earns its keep when a second squad shows up while the first fight is still going, because you see them before they see you. That is the moment intel turns into a call, and the call is usually to rotate out.