Player and Vehicle Visuals: Boxes, Skeleton, and Armor
Wardogs ESP boxes, skeleton, health, squad tags, and vehicle type so a combined-arms fight stays readable on Steam.
Wardogs ESP on this loader is two groups: players and vehicles. It is not a second product. The names below match the feature list. Turn on less than you think you need. A full label stack hides the infantry you were trying to read.
Players
Box is the classic 2D frame. Skeleton shows stance. Head circle marks the head zone. Health bar helps you finish a weak target instead of dumping a magazine into a full one. Distance is the range call. Name, team or squad, and weapon tell you who is in the squad and what they are holding. View direction is the flank clue: which way they are looking. OOF arrows point at threats outside the screen. Max distance drops far players so the horizon stays clean. Start with box, health, and distance. Add skeleton or name only if you can still see the model.
Vehicles
Vehicle ESP marks tanks and transports in the world. Vehicle type is how you prioritize anti-armor. Vehicle distance is the range for a rocket or a reposition. Occupied or empty tells you whether a transport is a threat or a spare seat. Those four options are the vehicle group. They are not the 2D map. Map blips are the radar guide.
What this page does not cover
Aim FOV, smooth, bones, and prediction stay on the aimbot guide. Recoil, spread, full bright, and the crosshair stay on the misc note. None of these overlays are a reason to ignore Elytra. Read the anticheat note and check status after a patch. The 2026 review is the short list of every group if you want the menu in one place before you buy on the products page.
A readable infantry setup is box, health, and distance, with max distance pulled in until far squads disappear. Add team or squad only when you keep shooting the wrong group. Add weapon and view direction when flanks are the actual problem, not when the screen is already full. For vehicles, type plus occupied or empty is enough until you are hunting armor. Distance on a vehicle matters more than a second box around every truck. Save that lighter layout. If a patch turns every label back on, reload the file instead of deleting options one by one in the middle of a match. The map blips can stay off until the world labels feel calm. Off-screen arrows are the last player option to enable, because they pull your eye away from the box you already have.