Wardogs 2D Radar

ESP is strongest on what is already in front of you. The radar covers the rest: behind you, beside you, on the far side of a building. A glance at the panel tells you a flank is coming before any label appears on screen.

Markers carry position only. A dot has no name, health, or weapon text. Once that player comes into view, player ESP takes over with the detail. The radar is part of the same streamproof overlay, so a stream or recording of the game does not show the panel.

Range is the setting that makes the radar useful or useless. Too wide and the panel fills with markers you cannot tell apart. Too tight and it only shows players already close enough to be on screen. Start near the distance you usually fight at and adjust after a match.

Radar range and player ESP max distance are separate settings. Many people run the radar a little wider than ESP, so a marker appears first and a label follows as the player gets closer. Note both values once you settle on them. It saves adjusting the wrong one later.

Because player and vehicle markers toggle independently, you can run an infantry-only radar on tight maps and add vehicle markers where convoys matter. A vehicle marker shows where a vehicle is. Its type, and whether it is crewed, come from vehicle ESP.

There is no full-map view, no loot or objective markers, and no player names on the panel. The published radar is four controls. A clip showing more than that is not this menu.