Functionality

Aimbot

The aimbot is a bit slow, even with smoothing turned all the way down (couldn't find an option to turn it off completely). There are 4 aimspots, 0 being off/none, 1 being the head, 2 being center mass, and 3 I'm assuming are the feet (never tried this aimspot). Over all, the aimbot certainly helps, especially in ranged engagements where you and your target rely on single cover, like a tree or a rock. You hold the aimkey, lock on the head, and take quick strafe shots with out making yourself too vulnerable and more or less guaranteeing you land a shot. The aimbot is useful for close range engagements in combination with ESP as well, in that if you peak a room in a building with the aimbot already locked, you will always win the firefight, usually with out them ever even getting a shot off. Keep in mind, this is incredibly blatant if you're trying for a more "legit" play style. 

For those of you wishing to look legit or play more "legit" I'd say ESP or the radar, and actually keep the aimbot on an aimkey and use it for aim correction. It can come in handy sometimes and for targets that are standing still, don't risk missing an easy headshot, just toggle the aimkey and guarantee your hit. There is no lead or drop prediction, but you can pull the mouse a bit ahead of the aimlock to lead shots yourself while keeping your crosshair's point of focus on the moving target.

ESP

Not much to say here, it has adjustable distance, color options, nametag, bones, boxes, and functions well. Only a minor glitch occasionally where dead players show up for seemingly the entire match and your aimbot can still lock on them too. Bit weird, but not game breaking.

Radar

Didn't use this at all, so can't honestly comment on it. From other testimonials from users that got the cheat specifically for this feature and to play otherwise legit, it seemed to function perfectly. 

                                                                                                                    Detection

Detection

This is the only Perfect Aim cheat that I've actually gotten banned with. I played Ring of Elysium for 29 hours total. Injected from USB, removed USB as instructed, and had quite a bit of fun playing relatively blatantly with it. There were a few kills where it was so blatant that I was hacking, that it wouldn't surprise me if the combination of mass reporting of my account + perhaps someone working at RoE manually reviewing my gameplay footage is what resulted in my ban. RoE did make an announcement on steam recently that they'd be focusing heavily on ridding the game of cheaters, and part of that campaign included reviewing based on reports. I was banned mid-game, and it only applied to that steam account, so I can continue to use the cheat on my current hardware on a new account. 

As of right now, I have more reason to believe it was my own fault and blatant use of the cheat that I was most likely manually banned and had nothing to do with a "technical" detection, although, that being said, still take the precautions you feel are necessary when using cheats for any game. In this case, I'd make a new account you're going to use for cheating if you plan on purchasing this one, just in case. 

                                                                                                                    Final Verdict

I'm not very picky, and once you figure out how to get the somewhat clunky aimbot to work in your favor, this thing can wreck people. The ESP is ofc a massive advantage, and the radar I'm assuming is perfect for anyone wanting a bit of an edge while still seeming legit. Until I get any proof that my ban was a technical detection and not my blatant 29 hours of undoubtedly cheating, I'm going to let that slide and pass it off as my fault lol. 

So final verdict 9/10 (-1 cuz of the glitchy ESP on occasion and clunky aimbot)

I WILL be continuing to purchase this subscription, thanks again to the coders at Perfect Aim for another solid cheat!