4,50 € – 29,99 €Price range: 4,50 € through 29,99 €
The DullWave COD cheat runs across five games on one license: Warzone, Black Ops 7, Black Ops 6, Modern Warfare 3, and Modern Warfare 2. The aimbot uses real bone targeting with a visibility check and adjustable sensitivity, while a full ESP shows enemies through walls with customizable boxes, names, health, and render distance. A live radar tracks movement in real time, and chams with adjustable colors make targets easy to pick out in any lighting.
For players who want more, a triggerbot and auto-shoot mode add serious firepower, though they’re also the most visible part of the kit, so use them with that in mind. Your config carries across all five titles, so you tune it once.
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The DullWave COD cheat works across five titles at once. That’s Warzone, Black Ops 7, Black Ops 6, Modern Warfare 3, and Modern Warfare 2. One license gets you a bone-targeting aimbot, a full ESP suite, a live radar, and adjustable chams. It all sits in a menu you can actually navigate. So whether you’re grinding ranked in Black Ops or dropping into a Warzone lobby, the DullWave COD cheat has you covered.
Most cheats pick a lane and stick to it. DullWave doesn’t. It runs on Warzone, Black Ops 7, Black Ops 6, Modern Warfare 3, and Modern Warfare 2. So you’re not buying five separate tools for five different modes. Your config carries over between them too. You tune your aimbot and ESP once, and it travels with you. If a feature only makes sense in one mode, it simply stays quiet in the others.
The aimbot leans on bone targeting. You choose exactly where your shots land instead of settling for a generic lock. A visibility check keeps it firing only on targets you can actually see. Aim assist and sensitivity are fully adjustable, so you dial the feel until it matches how you play. Push it tighter for a subtle boost. Or open it up when you want it doing more of the work.
Enemies show through walls with a box outline you can customize. Name tags tell you who you’re looking at. Health readouts show you who’s worth pushing and who isn’t. Render distance is adjustable separately for names, health, and boxes. So you decide how much information stays on screen instead of drowning in it.
A live radar tracks enemy movement across the map in real time. That matters a lot in Warzone’s bigger lobbies, where sound alone won’t cut it. You can adjust the radar’s range and style to fit your playstyle. Go wide for map awareness, or keep it tight so it only flags what’s genuinely close.
Want more than an aim assist? DullWave includes a triggerbot that fires the instant an enemy crosses your crosshair. There’s also an auto-shoot mode for sustained damage in longer fights. Both are strong. Both are also easy to spot on a killcam. So treat them as the higher-risk end of the kit, not an everyday setting.
Color outlines and shaders make players and key objects easier to pick out. That helps in dark corners and cluttered scenes alike. Every visual element can be recolored and resized, from the chams to the ESP itself. So the final look is yours, not a default nobody asked for.
The DullWave menu is built to be quick to learn. You spend your first session configuring settings, not hunting for them. Every major feature binds to its own hotkey. So toggling your aimbot, ESP, or radar mid-match takes one press instead of a trip back into the menu.
DullWave runs on a status the team watches and updates as needed. It’s also built to stay light on your system, so it won’t tank your frame rate. Worth saying plainly: Call of Duty’s Ricochet anti-cheat is genuinely aggressive. No cheat removes all risk from that equation. A monitored status and a lightweight build lower the odds. They don’t erase them. Check the live status before you queue.
How loud the build looks is entirely up to your settings. Keep the aimbot subtle, skip the triggerbot and auto shoot, and lean on the ESP and radar for information instead of raw aim. That plays like a sharp, aware player. Turn everything on and you’ll win more fights. You’ll also draw more eyes. Weigh that trade before every session.
The build runs comfortably on any PC that already handles modern Call of Duty:
Exact requirements sit on the product page. They shift as the games patch, so check them before you buy.
Going from checkout to the lobby takes a few minutes:
Your settings carry across sessions. A guide and a video sit in your dashboard. If a step won’t cooperate, our team helps on Discord.
It runs on a status the team monitors and updates. The loader goes offline the moment that status looks shaky. Ricochet is aggressive, and the triggerbot and auto shoot raise the risk further. Check the live status before every session.
Yes. One license covers Warzone, Black Ops 7, Black Ops 6, Modern Warfare 3, and Modern Warfare 2. Your configs carry across all of them.
Right away. Your key lands in your dashboard and inbox the moment payment clears.
Windows 10 or 11 64-bit, 8 GB of RAM or more, and a PC that already runs COD well. A separate account is the smart move.
It’s powerful, but it’s also one of the most visible features in the kit. If you’d rather stay low-key, skip it. Lean on the ESP and radar instead.
Most free options are malware or a fast ban against Ricochet. A paid, maintained build with a watched status and real support keeps your account playing.
Juggling five Call of Duty titles usually means juggling five different tools. The DullWave COD cheat collapses that into one license. You get a bone-targeting aimbot, full ESP, live radar, and adjustable chams that work wherever you’re playing that night. Grinding Black Ops ranked or dropping into Warzone, it gives you one setup to master instead of five.
Pick up a license and load in. You’ll find more in our Call of Duty cheats section. Check the current status on the undetected status page.
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3,99 € – 59,99 €Price range: 3,99 € through 59,99 €