WARDOGS aimbot settings explained: FOV, prediction, and target checks
Closed thread Closed by archiveI'm comparing a few WARDOGS cheat feature lists and the aim section is full of terms that sound similar.
FOV, aim prediction, visibility checks, hitbox selection, target switching. I understand the broad idea, but it's difficult to tell which options are genuinely different and which are just fancy descriptions.
Could somebody explain the terms in plain English? I'd rather understand what a listing actually promises than assume every product has the same implementation.
From the guide: Wardogs Aimbot Settings: Setting Up Aim, No Recoil and No Spread
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Replies are closedFOV is basically the area in which the aim feature considers targets. At least, that's what the term generally refers to in these listings.
Prediction is about accounting for movement rather than only where something appears at one instant. The precise implementation depends on the software.
Visibility checks usually mean checking whether a target is considered visible before an action happens. You'd want the seller to explain exactly what that means for their product.
Hitbox selection refers to which part of a target the software considers. Target switching is about changing from one selected target to another.
Ngl, product descriptions can turn a simple checkbox into a paragraph of marketing. Ask for documentation instead of guessing based on the name.
That's the kind of explanation I was looking for. I'll compare documented behavior rather than assume every listing uses the terms identically.