How does Wardogs soft aim work?

Wardogs soft aim eases your aim toward targets inside a chosen FOV rather than snapping onto them. In Wardogs Hack you tune smoothing, prediction speed, and the target hitbox yourself, so the assist stays controlled in casual and ranked lobbies alike.

Soft aim is a config, not its own module

Look for a "soft aim" switch and you won't find one. It's just what the aimbot turns into once smoothing goes up, the FOV comes down, and the hitbox moves off the head: assist that nudges instead of locking. Push the same sliders the other way and you're back to hard aim. The settings choose which one you're running.

A baseline worth copying

• Pull the aim FOV in first. No other single value buys you more believability
• Keep raising smoothing until the travel reads as a hand moving, not a cut
• Put the hitbox on chest and stop thinking about it
• Turn the visibility check on so nothing gets tracked through walls
• Set aim distance to the range you genuinely fight at, no further

The ceiling is there on purpose

Tuned this way, the assist drops fights a snap aimbot would take. A target sprinting across the far edge of your FOV just won't get picked up. That's the trade. The config that holds up when somebody's watching is the one that misses now and then.

Saving it

Write your settings to a config and reload them later, and a setup you like survives a restart. No re-tuning sliders every single session.