Magic bullet in Wardogs is an aimbot option in Frost for Wardogs that makes your shots land on the target you are locked to, even at ranges you could never hit by hand. On our Tezzer channel it carried a fresh-ish account from just under 10,000 coins to 250,000 in 11 minutes. The video shows the whole menu on screen, so this page reads the settings straight off it: what was switched on, what each one does, and the two changes that make the same setup far less obvious.
The aimbot tab, setting by setting
| Setting | Value in the 250k run | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Aimbot key | Mouse 1 | Aim and fire on the same button, so every shot is assisted. |
| Field of view | 200px, slider at the end | How far from your crosshair it will grab a target. 200px is a big circle. |
| Speed | 100% | How fast the aim moves to the target. 100% is an instant snap. |
| Maximum distance | 600 m | Targets beyond this are ignored. |
| Team check | On | Never locks onto teammates. |
| Visibility check | On | Only picks players you have a line to. |
| Hitbox | Head only | Picked by clicking the body model in the menu. |
| Sticky target, prediction | On | Stays on one player and leads moving targets. |
| Bullet manipulation, magic bullet | On | The rage part: shots land on the locked target. |
| Visualize aimbot FOV | On | Draws the circle so you can see the grab area. |
One detail is worth pausing on. Visibility check stayed on. That meant the aimbot only chose players in line of sight, and it still emptied whole areas of the map. In our separate hour-long ban speedrun, Tezzer switched visibility check off as well, which lets it chase players behind cover. That is the single most blatant toggle in the menu, and it was not needed to farm.
The visuals: deliberately clean
Player ESP was on for enemies only, with box, health, name, distance and skeleton. The surprise is the range: 34 m. With magic bullet doing the work at distance, there was no need to fill the screen with labels for players half a map away. The aimbot finds them. ESP is there for what is close enough to shoot you first.
World ESP showed containers, vehicles and traders, with the loot list filtered to primary weapons. Mid-run he went further and switched off every world item except the M249, so one label on the whole screen told him where the gun he wanted was. Frost has per-item toggles for exactly that, and the Wardogs ESP guide covers the rest of the world layer.
How the 11 minutes went
- Spent 1,000 coins on ammo before the first match. A rage loadout empties magazines fast.
- He died on the very first push and redeployed.
- Once he reached the fights, wiping whole groups became routine.
- First attempt at flying: the enemy shot the helicopter down. He grabbed another.
- Second flight, bullet tracers switched on so he could see shots landing from the air. He also shot the pilot by accident.
- 250,000 coins at the 11 minute mark.
The first flight was wasted time. The second one, staying in the helicopter with tracers on and pulling up over a crowd, was the stretch that finished the run.
For the silly end of the same channel, there is a 21-second Short called the first Wardogs trickshot: a spin with a bolt-action rifle and a kill the feed logs at 400 m, worth 2,750 coins. Fun to watch. Not a setting.
Two changes that make this setup quieter
Everything above is a rage config, built to farm fast on camera. If you would rather keep the account, two changes do most of the work.
Turn magic bullet off and the speed down. Instant snaps and impossible hits are what other players clip and report. A slower aim speed with a smaller field of view reads as a good player instead of a program.
Keep visibility check on, always. The 250k run proves you can farm hard without killing people through walls. Shooting through cover is the clip that ends accounts.
Then look at the bigger picture in Wardogs cheats and ban risk, and check the live Frost status before you load in. A setting that survived one video is not a promise about next week.
Frost and Hydra are both listed with every key length on the Wardogs cheats hub.
Wardogs magic bullet questions
What does magic bullet do in Wardogs?
It sits in Frost's rage aimbot section and makes shots land on the player the aimbot is locked to, including at long range where you could not hit them by hand. Combined with a large field of view, it can clear crowded areas in seconds.
What are the best Frost aimbot settings for Wardogs?
For farming fast, the 250k run used a 200px field of view, 100% speed, 600 m range, head only, with magic bullet and visibility check on. For keeping an account, use a much smaller field of view, a lower speed and no magic bullet.
Do you need visibility check off for magic bullet to work?
No. The 250k run kept visibility check on the whole time and still reached 250,000 coins in 11 minutes.
Why was the ESP distance only 34 m?
Because the aimbot handled distance. A short ESP range keeps the screen readable and shows you the threats close enough to matter.
Prefer to watch: the full 250k coin speedrun is on our Tezzer channel.
