As usual, using the cheat is a pretty easy process. The issues lie with how well the cheat performs.
The aimbot is pretty bad. The prediction doesn't seem to work very well at all. To add to that, the head hitbox doesn't actually aim at the head. I made a topic with a quick video showcasing this issue. The same problem occurs in Star Wars Battlefront II. I've even found topics from March of this year complaining about the state of the aimbot in this game.
The ESP works as intended, however similarly to the aimbot prediction, the ESP prediction markers are useless.
Both of these categories work fine and I have no criticism for them. I usually turn off the custom crosshair and I don't use the radar as much as I probably should.
The security is pretty solid, I wouldn't expect to get banned unless I get banned by fairfight.
My personal experiences with support have all been great. I can tell that there have been customers in the past who have been unhappy with this cheat. I can't tell if anything has been done to fix that, seeing as I'm having the same issues a few months later.
EDIT: Right after finishing this topic I saw that Blunt responded to my support ticket. He told me that the aimbot issue is actually intentional, and it is in place to reduce the chances that you get banned by FairFight. While I completely understand the thought process behind this, I don't think it's a very appropriate solution. In my opinion, it would make much more sense to make the default hitbox the neck, rather than disguise the neck hitbox as the "head". Then, allow users to switch to the head hitbox in the aimbot settings. While the head hitbox is selected, maybe you can display a warning within the cheat menu that explains the dangers of using the aimbot in this way in a FairFight game.
I was very hopeful when buying this cheat, but I was let down very quickly. The aimbot isn't broken, but it isn't perfect. I still can't help but feel like I would do better without it turned on at all, given its current state.
@Rubydacherry666 said:Always refreshing to see a review that doesn't pump out an automatic 5 stars. I appreciate the feedback you have and maybe you could leave some info under "Cheat Suggestions."
I'm not here to please anybody but myself, you know. I'm sure it must be nice to the devs when they see tons of reviews with 5 stars, but most of the time those reviews don't have any real criticism. I am more than happy to continue using these cheats despite any imperfections and I think by doing so I can offer up valuable suggestions as to how they could be improved.
@theMelonMan said:
- Usability / Functionality
As usual, using the cheat is a pretty easy process. The issues lie with how well the cheat performs.
- Features
- Aimbot
The aimbot is pretty bad. The prediction doesn't seem to work very well at all. To add to that, the head hitbox doesn't actually aim at the head. I made a topic with a quick video showcasing this issue. The same problem occurs in Star Wars Battlefront II. I've even found topics from March of this year complaining about the state of the aimbot in this game.
- ESP
The ESP works as intended, however similarly to the aimbot prediction, the ESP prediction markers are useless.
- Radar & Misc
Both of these categories work fine and I have no criticism for them. I usually turn off the custom crosshair and I don't use the radar as much as I probably should.
- Security
The security is pretty solid, I wouldn't expect to get banned unless I get banned by fairfight.
- Support
My personal experiences with support have all been great. I can tell that there have been customers in the past who have been unhappy with this cheat. I can't tell if anything has been done to fix that, seeing as I'm having the same issues a few months later.
EDIT: Right after finishing this topic I saw that Blunt responded to my support ticket. He told me that the aimbot issue is actually intentional, and it is in place to reduce the chances that you get banned by FairFight. While I completely understand the thought process behind this, I don't think it's a very appropriate solution. In my opinion, it would make much more sense to make the default hitbox the neck, rather than disguise the neck hitbox as the "head". Then, allow users to switch to the head hitbox in the aimbot settings. While the head hitbox is selected, maybe you can display a warning within the cheat menu that explains the dangers of using the aimbot in this way in a FairFight game.
- Conclusion
I was very hopeful when buying this cheat, but I was let down very quickly. The aimbot isn't broken, but it isn't perfect. I still can't help but feel like I would do better without it turned on at all, given its current state.
Pretty solid review, there are 2 main features which are aimbot and esp, and with aimbot not working as intended, it's natural to give it 3/5, which is pretty decent in my book.
With more reviews for Battlefield/Front hopefully those cheats can enjoy an update, but I doubt it, given they are dying.
@CatFrosty said:@theMelonMan said:
- Usability / Functionality
As usual, using the cheat is a pretty easy process. The issues lie with how well the cheat performs.
- Features
- Aimbot
The aimbot is pretty bad. The prediction doesn't seem to work very well at all. To add to that, the head hitbox doesn't actually aim at the head. I made a topic with a quick video showcasing this issue. The same problem occurs in Star Wars Battlefront II. I've even found topics from March of this year complaining about the state of the aimbot in this game.
- ESP
The ESP works as intended, however similarly to the aimbot prediction, the ESP prediction markers are useless.
- Radar & Misc
Both of these categories work fine and I have no criticism for them. I usually turn off the custom crosshair and I don't use the radar as much as I probably should.
- Security
The security is pretty solid, I wouldn't expect to get banned unless I get banned by fairfight.
- Support
My personal experiences with support have all been great. I can tell that there have been customers in the past who have been unhappy with this cheat. I can't tell if anything has been done to fix that, seeing as I'm having the same issues a few months later.
EDIT: Right after finishing this topic I saw that Blunt responded to my support ticket. He told me that the aimbot issue is actually intentional, and it is in place to reduce the chances that you get banned by FairFight. While I completely understand the thought process behind this, I don't think it's a very appropriate solution. In my opinion, it would make much more sense to make the default hitbox the neck, rather than disguise the neck hitbox as the "head". Then, allow users to switch to the head hitbox in the aimbot settings. While the head hitbox is selected, maybe you can display a warning within the cheat menu that explains the dangers of using the aimbot in this way in a FairFight game.
- Conclusion
I was very hopeful when buying this cheat, but I was let down very quickly. The aimbot isn't broken, but it isn't perfect. I still can't help but feel like I would do better without it turned on at all, given its current state.
Pretty solid review, there are 2 main features which are aimbot and esp, and with aimbot not working as intended, it's natural to give it 3/5, which is pretty decent in my book.
With more reviews for Battlefield/Front hopefully those cheats can enjoy an update, but I doubt it, given they are dying.
I would love to see an update, but of course I wouldn't be surprised if these projects are scrapped. I can't say I wouldn't be sad to see them go, but nevertheless I respect whatever decision the devs go with. Cheats come and go, and with a four year old game like Battlefield 1, you can't expect support forever. There are much bigger ventures to be pursued!
EDIT: Actually, I would be very surprised if Battlefront II was scrapped. The game's recent release on steam has brought a high volume of players to that game's servers.