Does this work in deployments, PvP sessions and ranked matches?

Yes. ESP, radar, and aimbot are built for Wardogs match flow — reading enemy operators, spotting vehicles, and staying aware near FOBs and control points.

Playing alone against organised squads

Solo, information is worth more than aim, because you have no one to call a rotation for you. Knowing which direction a squad is moving decides whether you are taking a one-versus-three or avoiding it entirely, and avoiding it is usually correct.

Settings that suit solo play

Wider radar awareness, tighter ESP range. You want early warning of what is approaching and low clutter on what is in front of you, which is roughly the opposite of how squad players tend to configure it.

Third parties

Contested objectives attract more than one group. The overlay is at its most useful for seeing the second squad arriving while the first fight is still happening — that is the moment where information converts directly into a decision, and the decision is normally to leave.