Destiny 2 is a game I have been playing since it's release over 2 years ago. I have over 1500 hours played in Destiny 2 on PC and more than 2500 hours in the Destiny franchise total.
If you didn't know, Destiny 2 on PC was a Battlenet-launcher only game until the latest expansion on the 1st of october, where it has now moved to Steam. This expansion brings with it one of the biggest content packages ever, and is heavily geared towards getting new players into the game, with a new Free to Play and New-Account launching point, you start from Day 1 from the same level Max Level players used to be on Oct 1st.
If you don't own Destiny 2, I would highly recommend it, especially with PA's Destiny 2 cheat. You'll both be at the same progress level wise as everyone else, AND more than capable of competing with even the most skilled and experienced players in terms of skill.
Whilst on Battlenet, Destiny 2 was infamously hard to find public cheats for. In fact, it was virtually impossible as almost none existed. The most prominant cheats were very bad "pixel-aimbots" which attempted to 'aim' by scanning pixels and looking for a health bar, and then aiming a certain amount below the health bar to hopefully hit the target. Not only were these bots extremely weak, inaccurate, and prone to false positives making you lock on random things, they were also very easily detected and banned, and there was a very public one released to public for free which was basically just resold and retweaked minorly and sold over and over again.
I'm very glad to say that PerfectAim's cheat is a FULLY FLEDGED suite of cheats, with all the bells and whistles including Aimbot, Wallhacks and even additional features like teleporting and noclipping.
Aimbot:
Overall Aimbot Score 6/10
The Aimbot gets decent passing marks but it's definitely not perfect. A vast upgrade over the old D2 Pixel-Aimbots, this aimbot is much more reliable with very little jittering experienced and feels much more like a RAM-Based aimbot from other FPS games. In extremely high population public zones with many dozens of monsters, there does tend to be a few false positives aimlocks which is quite frustrating when the bot starts locking onto a random patch on the floor for no reason. The bot also does not check for Line of Sight meaning bot very often locks onto enmies behind walls which can be frustrating at times.
Aimbot Strength: 5/10
This aimbot is more of an "Aim Assist" rather than an "Aim Lock". What this means is that the aimbot feels very gradual, not instantly snapping to the enemy, but instead gently guiding your crosshair over them. All in all this is a very fun and natural feeling aimbot to use, but is far far weaker than a "rage" strength aimlock.
The "Smoothness" setting is what determines the strength of the aimbot, with lower smoothness resulting in a faster and stronger amount of aim assistance, and a higher smoothness setting resulting in a more 'legit' and slower amount of assistance.
The official features guide on PA suggests that low smoothness settings may result in jittering, but even at the lowest smoothness settings I experienced no issues.
6/10 in terms of raw aimbot strength, but feels very smooth and natural, which helps alot with the next score.
Aimbot Useability 7/10
In Destiny, not all aimbots are made equal. As a PvE and PvP hybrid game with much more PvE content than PvP content, Destiny has ALOT of very unique mechanics that isn't always "click on the head". ie you DON'T always want to be aimlocked onto the head. Many enemies have weakspots located at belly height or on their backs, others have shields that require you to shoot a small specific patch on the shield, or shoot at their feet to stagger them, and there's also objectives to shoot such as various strategic weakspots on bosses or breakable objects to trigger events. All of these require a drastic change in aim location.
The "gentle guiding" nature of the aimbot still gives the player a great deal of control over the point of aim even whilst the aim key is held, easily allowing you to adjust your point of aim to break a shield, or shoot an object WITHOUT feeling like you're playing tug of war with your cursor.
Setting up the aimbot is very intuitive, and includes very sensible options. The smoothness feature controls how strong or legit the aimbot is, FoV and aimlock hotkey can be customised, and there's even an option to disabled multiple locks without letting go of the aim button which helps alot in a game with so many enemies such as in PvE Destiny, so you don't accidentally lock a nearby target once your original enemy gets killed. There is also an option to toggle between aiming at the head, neck and chest. The Aimbot also supports projectile drop prediction, particularly useful for weapons such as bows and grenade launchers. However, in testing the aimbot does not predict for projectile travel time, just the projective drop.
I would however like the ability to set a 2nd or even 3rd aim key; For example having your Aim-Down-Sights button makes for a very intuitive aim key, but in very close quarter combat aiming down sights tends to overzoom in which case having an aim key set to your "fire" button would help much more.
Overall a decent Aimbot. Low marks for Aimbot Strength, and the occasional false positive but this isn't necessarily a bad thing, especially in Destiny 2 with ample aim assist already in the game.
ESP:
Overall ESP Score 8/10
If all you're looking for is knowing where your enemies are, then this ESP will be sufficient for you. However, if you're used to using PA's CSGO multihack cheat or any of the fancy ESP features of other games' cheats, you WON'T get those here. This is a bare basics Box-ESP, Distance-ESP, Line-ESP, and Radar. That's pretty much it; just the bare bones essentials.
ESP Features and Design score 7/10
Not many features here to review, this ESP cheat includes a Box ESP, Line ESP, Distance ESP, and Radar. That's it. You basically have the tools to know exactly where you enemies are at all times and that's about it. A very barebones amount of features for an ESP that covers just the basics.
I would like to see more features added eventually such as current-weapon ESP in PvP(eg Sniper/Shotgun/Hand Cannon), or current-magazine ESP(4/12 shots left), or monster-name ESP in PvE, along with other various ESP elements included in more comprehensive multihacks.
However the included features work very well, and are intuitivev even with default setting. Low marks purely due to very basic featureset, but you can't complain as knowing where enemies are is 90% of the point of an ESP.
Radar ESP 10/10
The Radar ESP is INSANELY good in this cheat. I've used CSGO and R6S cheats before and in general, the radar implementation in those cheats are ALWAYS terrible. That's not the case for PA's Destiny 2 Radar ESP. Also seeing as Destiny also has an imbuilt radar with much less information, experienced Destiny players are VERY used to checking their radars extremely often. The PA radar is practically a 100% upgrade to the ingame radar in every possible way and functions perfectly.
The Radar comes with the option to adjust size, range, and position which is practically everything you need. I would also like an option to adjust the opacity of the radar as well, for cases where players might want to perfectly cover up the default radar with a 100% opaque cheat radar instead, but the default opacity is quite well tuned and very functional.
Overall very basic but functional ESP package. The lack of features is easily made up for with an insanely good Radar implementation.
Misc Features 10/10:
The "Rage" hack features included are also extremely nice, but as a looter-shooter I personally can't advise abusing these for obvious reasons; These will make it much more likely for you to get reported and/or banned. However, they are indeed a very nice inclusion for those who wish to use them, especially as Destiny has a Free to Play entry point that allows PvP access almost instantly should you wish to alt hop.
Cross Hair: A Dot-style crosshair in the middle of the screen. Very good addition and helps immensely during non-ADS firing. It's cannot currently be customised and would like to see some options to make it smaller in future.
FoV Circle: Good indicator of your Aimbot FoV, fairly standard inclusion for most cheats.
Noclip/Flyhacks: Very Ragey, and seems a little buggy. Personally I suggest avoiding for detection reasons but good option for those who wish to use it.
Teleport to NPC or Teleport NPCs to cursor: Again, very Ragey but with the amount of quests and objectives in destiny, an exceptionally useful feature that can save hours of grouping up enemies into a nade or AoE effect.
Instant Respawn: Basically Godmode, when you die you instantly revive instantly with full HP and respawn exactly where you died. Deaths still count. The ultimate ragey cheat for those who wish to use it
Infinite Ammo: Seems to be resulting in bans! (Currently disabled by admins) Another very ragey but also VERY useful feature. There exists many powerful ammunitions that can literally turn you into a god-tier strength player with infinite useage. On top of that, many quests require getting kills with very hard to find ammo. In PvP this can either give you godlike strength at all times, or save innumerable hours of quest farming in PvE.
Overall very impressive Misc Features that should be enough for any rage player to have fun with, and some excellent PvE time savers in here too. Due to the risk involved of using these, I would personally like an option to hide them on the menu so they are not accidentally triggered. I've used the Teleport, Godmode and Flyhack cheats on an alt and as of 30th oct the account has not been banned roughly a week after cheating.
Customer Support 10/10:
I've been on PA for a decent while and have had several great experiences with their customer support. My first issue was with a CSGO issue and ended up being caused by high latency/poor internet connection from my end and we were not able to find a solution. Back then PA refunded me a 100% full refund and I walked away very happy.
I've since upgraded my internet and was able to use their other cheat offerings since then, but the fact PA is so willing to offer full refunds for issues like this means you can be 100% certain you'll get a working cheat, which is great peace of mind for such a sketchy market such as game cheats where other shady sites and vendors often scam people.
On the 26th of Oct I ran into yet another issue with the Destiny cheat not consistantly Injecting (caused by a new windows update) and Captivate and Blunt were able to help me find a solution (rolling back the windows update).
Overall PA customer Support and Trust score is about as high as it gets. Very easy 10/10
Value 8/10:
For 25 euros per month, this cheat is NOT the cheapest compared to for example, buying 12 months of a CSGO multihack for 36 euros.
However, when considering some private cheats can go for hundreds of dollars and other cheat providers can charge up to 60 euros per month for other games, this is really not too bad a price to pay for an extremely premium quality cheat.
Overall, a more than fair price.
Overall ratings:
Aimbot: 6/10 (Decent)
ESP: 8/10 (Very Good)
Value: 8/10 (Very Good)
Misc: 10/10 - Excellent
Customer Support: 10/10 (Excellent)
LAST EDITED 30th OCT
@The0ne said:
This must be the most detailed review i have ever seen on PA, good job! (I've only read the intro xd)
Probably because PA offers 48 hours for a written review so most people do a 5 minute job just to get the extra time.
It's a good cheat for a game I'm passionate about, so it gets an equally passionate review. Also most people are scared to speak badly of a cheat as they're trying to get invited. I don't really care, reviews should be honest imho.