Cheat Disconnect for Wardogs

A cheat for WARDOGS from Disconnect stays focused on players, squads, and factions only. WARDOGS, from BULKHEAD and Team17, is a first-person tactical shooter where squads fight over control points flagged on the HUD as "SAFE ZONE" or "ZONE CONTESTED" and move between them by vehicle. Unlike builds with a separate ESP for vehicles and loot, Disconnect doesn't spread itself across the world: 52 settings across four blocks — Aimbot, Visuals, Radar, and Misc — go entirely toward seeing and hitting people accurately, splitting them not just into friend and foe but by faction within the same fight.

Cheat for WARDOGS by Disconnect: Aimbot, Deadzone, and a Line to the Target

Aimbot turns on with its own button and its own activation key, and the target zone is a choice of head, chest, or pelvis. Because a running target keeps shifting, Prediction leads it along its path, while a visibility check keeps the aimbot from locking onto a player hidden behind a wall, so it only fires where a shot could actually land. A separate Lock Target keeps the crosshair on one enemy until the key releases, and Smoothing plus its amount decide how gradually the aim gets there — turn it up and the lock reads slower but more natural. Deadzone works the other way: because the aimbot leaves the aim alone while a target stays inside a set area around the crosshair, micro-jitter on a target that's already locked disappears. The FOV circle shows the capture zone on screen, and Dynamic FOV changes its size on the fly instead of holding one fixed value. When the target itself is barely visible behind cover, a target line drawn straight to whoever the aimbot is holding shows what it locked onto anyway.

Visuals: Players, Squad, and Faction

Beyond the usual friend-or-foe split, Disconnect can flag faction separately — as an on-screen tag or built into the name itself, on the left — which matters specifically in WARDOGS, where a map can hold more than two factions fighting at once. Wounded enemies and wounded teammates toggle independently, the box is drawn full or corners-only, and the skeleton has its own choice of whether to draw it for teammates and for the wounded. Because a player behind a wall shouldn't read the same as one in the open, visible and hidden targets get different colors. Name, distance, and health bar each get their own screen position. Render distance is set separately for players, squad, and faction, so the overlay stays clear at ranges nobody can shoot back from.

Radar and Menu

The radar runs independently of ESP: it toggles on its own, shows team and wounded status by choice, and a distance visualizer with automatic scaling adjusts the picture to how spread out targets are instead of sitting at one fixed zoom. Background opacity, dot size, and enemy color are all separate settings, and because the radar keeps its own render range, that distance never has to match the ESP range on screen. Misc carries an accent color, ESP font size, a watermark, and an FPS counter. Because import and export both run through the clipboard, a config moves to another machine without a separate file — just copy and paste. An exit button closes the cheat without closing the game — a menu this compact is why a WARDOGS cheat from Disconnect rarely needs its own instructions.

System Requirements and Purchase

Only two requirements are published: Windows 10 or 11, and screen-capture protection, so the overlay stays out of a screenshot or a stream. No CPU, GPU, or window-mode row is listed, so none is guessed at here. A Disconnect WARDOGS key sells for 1, 3, 7, or 30 days — the three-day tier bridges the gap between a single session and a full week, for whenever a month is too soon and a day isn't enough.