Warzone Aimbot Settings Guide

Blatant Aimbot is the fastest way to get reported in Warzone. Start with a tight FOV, heavy smoothing and chest or nearest-bone targeting before you ever touch head-only snap settings.

Confirm Undetected status first. Aimbot settings cannot save a detected build after a Ricochet update.

FOV controls how large the assist cone is. Smaller FOV looks more like good tracking; huge FOV looks like a magnet.

Smoothing is your primary stealth lever. Higher smoothing = slower, more human corrections. Lower smoothing = snappier and riskier.

Cap aim distance so mid/long fights do not look impossible from impossible angles.

Enable visibility checks when available so Aimbot does not lock through solid cover — that behaviour is easy for teammates and spectators to notice.

Chest or body hitboxes are safer than permanent head lock for public lobbies and Ranked.

For UK Ranked and competitive EU lobbies, keep Aimbot mild or off and lean on ESP + radar. Casual can run slightly more assist if you still avoid snap behaviour.

Save a “ranked” and a “casual” config so you are not retuning mid-session.