I've always enjoyed FPS games quite a bit, but I usually don't have too much interest in shooters set in WWI or WWII, I always tend to skew toward the games with modern or futuristic weapons and maps. Before PerfectAim, I played Battlefield V for a bit less than two hours, thought "Eh..." and moved on to the next game.
Normally, I would have never had returned to the game but I saw that PerfectAim offered a cheat for it, so that was more than enough to revive my interest!
The usability and functionality of the cheat is very high. The modern, clean menu appears at the main screen and offers a multitude of configuration options. The settings I have used the most are:
Aimbot
Aimbot: ON (duh)
Bind: Left Alt
Spot: Head or Random (depends on the situation)
FOV: 3-4
Smooth: Default
Max aiming distance: Usually around 300m or so
ESP: Default, except I turn 'Box' OFF and 'Name' on
Radar: Generally OFF
Misc: Custom crosshair ON
The menu can be hidden with the F1 key (something I feel should be mentioned in the loader text) and automatically pops up in screens where the mouse cursor appears such as the end of round screen. This can be a minor irritation depending where you have the menu placed (did I mention you can position it anywhere on the screen you'd like?) but as mentioned before, it is easily remedied by pressing F1. I have also noticed that you have to be careful where you do choose to place the menu as it can block clicks on some menu elements. I experienced an issue where I could not click on an in-game menu item and was confused as to why. Once I showed the PA cheat menu, I realized the cheat menu was 'on top' of the in-game element I was trying to interact with. Again, this is a minor nuisance but at first I thought it was an issue with the game itself. If I had to guess why this happens it is because the graphics compositor considers the PA cheat menu to be 'on top' of all elements on the screen, even if the cheat menu window is not actively being drawn.
There are a good selection of features here and I'll go deeper in depth into how each works.
Aimbot: The aimbot is a beautiful piece of work. Since Battlefield games typically have some form of bullet drop, it can sometimes be hard to predict or place shots. This cheat will do all the prediction for you! Of course the prediction is not 100% nor could you realistically expect it to due to a number of factors; the high rate of speed in which players can travel, variable bullet drop depending on your currently equipped weapon and network latency to name a few. When I am playing the Recon class with a sniper rifle, I generally set the aimspot to the head and a majority of my shots will connect. Other weapons, I try not to engage the aimbot for every kill in interest of keeping things legit. When I am playing in this fashion, I generally set the aimspot to random which works out great and ensures I won't get stomped into the dirt by Fairfight with a 100% headshot rate (which you absolutely could attain with this cheat, if you wanted to). It is important to note that that aimbot only locks on to opponents if you're soldering on foot. Guns and cannons on tanks, planes and stationary weapons will not lock on to opponents. These are situations where you'll have to use ESP and figure out the bullet drop yourself.
ESP: As if the aimbot wasn't fantastic enough, we have an equally fantastic ESP implementation. I generally play with 'Box' OFF and 'Name' ON. Since I like to try to keep things more on the legit side, I find it helpful to have names on so I am not constantly headshotting the same poor bastard over and over (to avoid reports). I turn boxes off to declutter the screen a little more. Enemy vehicles will show up as a box on ESP and it is very helpful in sneaking up on/flanking armor or weapon emplacements to take them out quickly. One of the coolest features of the ESP is the ability to see EVERY opponent on the map when you're looking top-down on the Deployment Overview in-game. Many times, I have seen a few people sneaking off to capture an unguarded checkpoint and being able to see them on the ESP in a top-down fashion allows me to deploy on the point they're sneaking in to try to take and wiping the floor with them! One thing I would like to be able to adjust is the ESP distance. Especially in big Conquest maps, I don't care to know about players that are more than 300m or so out. If ESP draw distance were added in, I would consider the implementation to be 100% complete and perfect.
Radar: Honestly, I don't have much experience with the radar as I only use it in certain game modes where being flanked or snuck up on is a constant threat. In modes like Conquest or Squad Conquest, I personally do not find it useful. I have used it enough to be able to say that it is fast and accurate and if you were to choose to use it, you will not be let down.
Misc: This allows you to use a custom crosshair and choose the color. I leave it ON and at the default yellow. It provides a nice, consistent aim point to base shots on which is especially helpful if you're trying to play more on the legit side and not use the aimbot so much.
I've been playing for two weeks now on both a cracked account (when I feel like raging) and my main Origin account. I have not gotten banned or reprimanded in any way. Aside from receiving a massive amount of reports from other players, I think the only other way you would see the banhammer is if you gave Fairfight a lot of red flags to work with such as 100% headshot rate, constantly following players through walls, prefiring, etc.
I have not needed to contact support at all regarding the cheat and have been able to find any answers to my questions in the BFV subforum here at PerfectAim. I have had a few authentication errors while trying to launch the loader but I can't honestly say that's any fault of PA's as it could have been a local network issue on my side and it's nothing that can't be remedied by downloading a fresh copy of the launcher or rebooting my PC.
Even if the game isn't quite your cup of tea, PerfectAim makes it a blast to play! I am very impressed with how consistently well every function of the cheat works as well as the clean, modern looking menu. The prediction on the aimbot is first class and even using ESP alone would give you such a clear and fun advantage over others. Considering you can find cracked accounts for cheap, the barrier to entry for this cheat is very low. If you were like me and enjoy FPS games but not necessarily Battlefield V, I highly recommend giving the cheat a try -- the absolute power it affords you really transforms the game.
@unaccountable said:
I've always enjoyed FPS games quite a bit, but I usually don't have too much interest in shooters set in WWI or WWII, I always tend to skew toward the games with modern or futuristic weapons and maps. Before PerfectAim, I played Battlefield V for a bit less than two hours, thought "Eh..." and moved on to the next game.
Normally, I would have never had returned to the game but I saw that PerfectAim offered a cheat for it, so that was more than enough to revive my interest!
The usability and functionality of the cheat is very high. The modern, clean menu appears at the main screen and offers a multitude of configuration options. The settings I have used the most are:
Aimbot
Aimbot: ON (duh)
Bind: Left Alt
Spot: Head or Random (depends on the situation)
FOV: 3-4
Smooth: Default
Max aiming distance: Usually around 300m or so
ESP: Default, except I turn 'Box' OFF and 'Name' on
Radar: Generally OFF
Misc: Custom crosshair ON
The menu can be hidden with the F1 key (something I feel should be mentioned in the loader text) and automatically pops up in screens where the mouse cursor appears such as the end of round screen. This can be a minor irritation depending where you have the menu placed (did I mention you can position it anywhere on the screen you'd like?) but as mentioned before, it is easily remedied by pressing F1. I have also noticed that you have to be careful where you do choose to place the menu as it can block clicks on some menu elements. I experienced an issue where I could not click on an in-game menu item and was confused as to why. Once I showed the PA cheat menu, I realized the cheat menu was 'on top' of the in-game element I was trying to interact with. Again, this is a minor nuisance but at first I thought it was an issue with the game itself. If I had to guess why this happens it is because the graphics compositor considers the PA cheat menu to be 'on top' of all elements on the screen, even if the cheat menu window is not actively being drawn.
There are a good selection of features here and I'll go deeper in depth into how each works.
Aimbot: The aimbot is a beautiful piece of work. Since Battlefield games typically have some form of bullet drop, it can sometimes be hard to predict or place shots. This cheat will do all the prediction for you! Of course the prediction is not 100% nor could you realistically expect it to due to a number of factors; the high rate of speed in which players can travel, variable bullet drop depending on your currently equipped weapon and network latency to name a few. When I am playing the Recon class with a sniper rifle, I generally set the aimspot to the head and a majority of my shots will connect. Other weapons, I try not to engage the aimbot for every kill in interest of keeping things legit. When I am playing in this fashion, I generally set the aimspot to random which works out great and ensures I won't get stomped into the dirt by Fairfight with a 100% headshot rate (which you absolutely could attain with this cheat, if you wanted to). It is important to note that that aimbot only locks on to opponents if you're soldering on foot. Guns and cannons on tanks, planes and stationary weapons will not lock on to opponents. These are situations where you'll have to use ESP and figure out the bullet drop yourself.
ESP: As if the aimbot wasn't fantastic enough, we have an equally fantastic ESP implementation. I generally play with 'Box' OFF and 'Name' ON. Since I like to try to keep things more on the legit side, I find it helpful to have names on so I am not constantly headshotting the same poor bastard over and over (to avoid reports). I turn boxes off to declutter the screen a little more. Enemy vehicles will show up as a box on ESP and it is very helpful in sneaking up on/flanking armor or weapon emplacements to take them out quickly. One of the coolest features of the ESP is the ability to see EVERY opponent on the map when you're looking top-down on the Deployment Overview in-game. Many times, I have seen a few people sneaking off to capture an unguarded checkpoint and being able to see them on the ESP in a top-down fashion allows me to deploy on the point they're sneaking in to try to take and wiping the floor with them! One thing I would like to be able to adjust is the ESP distance. Especially in big Conquest maps, I don't care to know about players that are more than 300m or so out. If ESP draw distance were added in, I would consider the implementation to be 100% complete and perfect.
Radar: Honestly, I don't have much experience with the radar as I only use it in certain game modes where being flanked or snuck up on is a constant threat. In modes like Conquest or Squad Conquest, I personally do not find it useful. I have used it enough to be able to say that it is fast and accurate and if you were to choose to use it, you will not be let down.
Misc: This allows you to use a custom crosshair and choose the color. I leave it ON and at the default yellow. It provides a nice, consistent aim point to base shots on which is especially helpful if you're trying to play more on the legit side and not use the aimbot so much.
I've been playing for two weeks now on both a cracked account (when I feel like raging) and my main Origin account. I have not gotten banned or reprimanded in any way. Aside from receiving a massive amount of reports from other players, I think the only other way you would see the banhammer is if you gave Fairfight a lot of red flags to work with such as 100% headshot rate, constantly following players through walls, prefiring, etc.
I have not needed to contact support at all regarding the cheat and have been able to find any answers to my questions in the BFV subforum here at PerfectAim. I have had a few authentication errors while trying to launch the loader but I can't honestly say that's any fault of PA's as it could have been a local network issue on my side and it's nothing that can't be remedied by downloading a fresh copy of the launcher or rebooting my PC.
Even if the game isn't quite your cup of tea, PerfectAim makes it a blast to play! I am very impressed with how consistently well every function of the cheat works as well as the clean, modern looking menu. The prediction on the aimbot is first class and even using ESP alone would give you such a clear and fun advantage over others. Considering you can find cracked accounts for cheap, the barrier to entry for this cheat is very low. If you were like me and enjoy FPS games but not necessarily Battlefield V, I highly recommend giving the cheat a try -- the absolute power it affords you really transforms the game.
Pretty detailed and font usage. Thanks for the review. Glad you liked it.