Call of Duty: Warzone Silent Aim and Soft Aim — PC Settings Guide

Silent aim vs soft aim — what is the difference?

Soft aim pulls your crosshair toward targets inside a configurable FOV with smoothing. Silent aim adjusts shots without moving your visible crosshair as aggressively — both are searched as "warzone aimbot" variants. Draw FOV and target line toggles help you see the assist zone without guessing.

Hitbox selection (Head / Chest / Stomach / Pelvis) changes TTK and killcam appearance. Legit players start with chest priority and narrow FOV. See Aimbot controls and Features for the full toggle list.

Ranked-safe FOV and smoothness starting points

Start with FOV between 4–10 degrees, medium smoothness, and Draw Target Line off for streams. Raise smoothness before widening FOV — wide FOV with low smoothness looks like rage aim in deathmatch review.

Save config per map: tighter settings at Verdansk mid, slightly wider on Main Street post-plant. Load config before queue so you are not tuning mid-match.

Pair aimbot with ESP for better reads

Soft aim works best when ESP tells you when to commit. Combine wallhack ESP, radar hack, and conservative aimbot profiles. Check status after Ricochet patches.