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Mason Void is a WARDOGS cheat for the Steam client. The aimbot runs on a hotkey inside an FOV radius with a dead zone and smoothing, either fixed or adaptive. It can lock onto a target, skip teammates and aim only at visible enemies. Body part, target priority and prediction are picked in the menu, alongside bullet speed and bullet gravity, and there is a mode that emulates mouse movement through the kernel. The ESP draws a box around each player — bracket-style or filled, with accented corners and adjustable thickness — plus a health bar and a skeleton. Colours are set separately for enemies, teammates, bots, both sides' vehicles, loot, the FOV circle, the extra crosshair and the aim line. Enemy and teammate vehicles are shown together with their occupants and switch to a compact view past a set distance; vehicle and loot draw distances are capped independently. The round radar rotates with your facing and shows a grid and distances. The overlay adds a watermark, a kill feed and hotkey hints. Settings live in profiles you create, save and load with one click; Insert opens the menu. The cheat stays invisible on recordings and screenshots, and no USB stick is needed. It requires windowed mode, Windows 10 or 11 and an Intel or AMD CPU; the game uses its own in-game anti-cheat. The key is issued right after payment, for 1, 3, 7 or 30 days.
The Mason Void WARDOGS cheat pairs a prediction aimbot with ESP and a radar, for the Steam client. It suits a player who wants Prediction, Bullet Speed and Bullet Gravity to account for how the round flies, and who records or streams: the Recording row reads Yes, so boxes and the menu stay out of the capture.
Skip it if your copy of WARDOGS is not on Steam or you play fullscreen — the Game mode row lists windowed only. It also will not run on Windows 11 past 23H2: the OS row covers Windows 10 from 2004 to 22H2 and Windows 11 from 21H2 to 23H2. No USB stick is needed. If a row does not fit, Mason sells a second build for the game, Mason for WARDOGS, and every other option is on the WARDOGS page.
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The Mason Void WARDOGS cheat stays out of screen recordings and streams. Its menu holds 64 settings in eight groups: a prediction aimbot driven by bullet speed and gravity, player and vehicle ESP that shows who is riding, a radar, and saved profiles.
The aimbot only works while Aim Key is held, so you keep the mouse to yourself when you are just looking around. Field of View sets the circle around the crosshair where a target is picked, and Deadzone is the small spot in the middle where the aim stops correcting — without it, the crosshair jitters on someone you are already tracking. Smooth decides how gently the aim slides onto a target, and Adaptive Smooth tunes that on its own. Lock Target holds one enemy, which is useful in a duel and worth switching off in a scramble when you need to change targets fast. Kernel Mouse is a mode that emulates mouse movement through the kernel.
Targeting is where this build stands apart. At range the bullet's flight decides the hit, which means Prediction leads the target while Bullet Speed and Bullet Gravity describe how fast the round travels and how far it drops; Weapon Speed factors in the gun. The crosshair goes where the enemy will be rather than where they stood. Visible Only stops the aim from dragging toward someone behind a wall, because that pulls the shot into cover. Aim Bone picks the body part and Priority the order targets are taken in. There is no recoil control on the list, so recoil stays your job.
The box shows where an enemy is, the skeleton what they are doing, the health bar whether the fight is worth taking. Brackets keep the box off the model; a filled box makes a silhouette pop against busy terrain, and you drop the fill when you need to read posture. Enemies, teammates, bots and both sides' vehicles get separate colours, so a real player never passes for a bot at a glance.
The World group draws vehicles with their occupants, which lets you count heads in a car before it stops. Veh Max Dist and Loot Max Dist cap the range: keep loot on a short radius instead of the whole map, or the screen turns into a wall of labels. With Radar Rotate on, the round radar turns with your view, and its grid helps you judge how far off a flank is. Profiles let you keep one setup for close quarters and another for long range, saved with Save and loaded with a click.
The cheat runs on the Steam version of WARDOGS in windowed mode only, so switch the game to a window before launching. Supported systems are Windows 10 from 2004 to 22H2 and Windows 11 from 21H2 to 23H2; nothing newer appears in the OS row. Intel and AMD processors both work, and no USB stick is needed. The Anti-cheat row reads In-game — the protection built into WARDOGS itself. The Recording row reads Yes: boxes, radar and menu stay out of captures and streams, which matters if you record matches or go live. Insert opens the menu.
A key costs 279 GCC for 1 day, 699 GCC for 3 days, 1099 GCC for 7 days and 2399 GCC for 30 days. The price comes off your balance; if it falls short, checkout offers to top up just the difference. The key is issued right after purchase and sits in your account with its expiry date. A one-day key lets you test the build on your own PC before paying for a month. Mason also sells a second build for this game, Mason for WARDOGS; every other option is on the WARDOGS page, and the rest of the developer's 51 products are on the Mason profile.