NN Full [Wardogs]

In Wardogs, most fights are lost to the player, vehicle or mortar you never saw. NN Full covers that in one menu: an aimbot with mortar and projectile tools, ESP for players and vehicles, a radar and shot tracers, all kept out of screen capture. The aimbot is vector aim on a hold key. It picks targets by crosshair or by distance and draws its capture circle on screen. You choose the bone (head, neck, chest or pelvis) and tune smoothing, a dead zone and a movement limit. Keep target holds the lock instead of dropping it, and teammates are ignored. Projectile teleport works in Classic mode, with an offset from the hit point and a choice of the side the shot approaches from. A mortar mode aims at the left or right target, with a tolerance for the ready indicator and filters by object type. ESP boxes come in full, corner, shadow or top and bottom bar styles, with thickness and fill settings. Visible and hidden enemies get separate colours. Each player shows a name, distance, the weapon in hand, rounds left in the magazine and head and chest durability. Health is a bar plus a number, with marks for critical state and for a corpse. The skeleton covers every joint, with glow and its own thickness and colour per bone. The world layer adds vehicles with hull state and occupied seats, plus buildings, containers, supplies, doors and repair stations. The radar has adjustable size, range, shape and position, turns with the camera and puts markers on the in-game map. Tracers draw shot lines with a fade time and a cap on how many stay visible. Overlay hiding keeps the menu and ESP out of screen capture. You decide when the overlay shows: in game only, always, or just the radar when the game is not in focus. The menu, the ESP and the exit each take your own key bind. Configs save under a name and can be loaded, deleted or reset in one go. The menu is in Russian or English, with a settings search, manual value entry and an ESP preview, and it shows how much subscription time is left. The trade-off is setup. NN Full needs UEFI boot with hardware virtualization on, and Secure Boot and TPM switched off, as the developer requires. It runs on Windows 10 and 11 x64 (builds 2004 to 25H2) in borderless or windowed mode. It supports Intel or AMD processors, Nvidia or AMD graphics, the in-game anti-cheat and any game version. If you would rather keep Secure Boot and TPM as they are, look at Krush Internal: it starts at $5 and lists no such requirement. Neiro is the DMA option, running from a second PC over a DMA card from about $3. NN Full itself comes in six duration tiers from about $3.60, with instant key delivery to your email and site account. Detection status is tracked on the status page, and the full Wardogs cheat list is one click away.