Hi everyone 👍, my first month with PA is almost up and these are my thoughts with Destiny 2. I'm more of a PVE player, but I did use PA a lot during Iron Banner.
Aimbot - 10/10
What most people will get PA for, and it's definitely one of if not the most powerful aimbot on the market. The settings are very in-depth and there are great guides in the customer forum for what most will deem as rage/legit. If you go rage, you'll be pulling off headshots blindfolded, but that does draw attention to yourself. There are settings for your field of view, which determines the zone the aimbot works within, what part of the character model you aim for, such as head/chest and sliders for things like smoothing/sensitivity and a lock-on feature to automatically follow your target. Powerful stuff. Rage settings are undoubtedly what lead to bans though, so be mindful of hitting 100 headshots in a row with revoker, because they will add up quickly with PA if you're not careful. I often played with the bone aim on 1 or even 2, to mix in a lot of body kills with some headshots. My smoothing setting was quite high as well to stop unnatural movements to instant-lock on a target.
But what also sets PA apart from other options out there is the aimbot also works in PVE. Many might not think this is needed, and it isn't for most, but being able to pull off consistent headshots in PVE can help with a lot of weapons. As it can to snipe annoying goblins in the distance! So while most will use it in PVP, I found myself leaving it turned on in PVE and enjoying it. Sometimes it's better off though with certain weapons/tactical requirements in PVE, but this can be quickly toggled.
Visuals/ESP - 8/10
Probably the second most important thing for many, "wallhacking". This works great out of the box, showing both enemies and friendlies, with a toggle for both. There is a distance setting which is great to see, it shows how far away the enemy is. It would be nice to see an option in PVP to show the enemy players name, that way you could avoid and/or purposefully target players for whatever reason. Sometimes you know they too are using something like PA, or maybe you're chasing some sort of in-game medal where you need to go after someone who just killed you. ESP is one of the few features that can bug occassionally and not show up for every enemy (happens more in PVE than PVP). There are colour toggle settings for the outlines, which is a nice customization touch.
Speaking of PVE, another pro of PA is the fact it works on NPCs. Sometimes when you are hunting a specific enemy or want to know where a large group is, it can be really helpful to see them all on the map.
There is an in-game map/radar which is more powerful than the default, but I have to say I turned this off all the time.
Without a doubt wallhacking is another way you might get yourself banned, sometimes a bigger issue than aimbotting I'd say (if you aren't raging with aim). A tip from me is to often play in crucible with ESP turned off and stop making it obvious you know where someone is positioned when you go around a corner. Something I've seen quite often myself is another player backs off from a corner when I'm coming. Quite obvious they are wallhacking themselves. Without a doubt using something like PA helps you pick out others who are using it or something similar, and it isn't just paranoia. Behavioural giveaways are all over the place in Destiny 2 right now lol 🤦♂️
If the devs can add player names and maybe iron out the rare stability kink, this would be a 10/10.
Misc - 9/10
The power/rage settings, this is where things can get wild/fun and dangerous 🤣 I'll start off with my two most used features, flyhack/speedhack. These allow you to move very quickly around the map and/or fly. When playing in solo content, either by firewall forcing matchmaking to stop working or content without matchmaking, this helps with quick runs or even towards things such as flawless completion. You'll never fall down a pit/hole and die again and moving quickly prevents the success of enemy targetting. There's also chests and other content which can be reached solo, normally, albeit it with difficulty. Now it is a breeze, especially many of the raid chests. Using either in PVP or when in a fireteam is a clear pathway to getting reported though, use with caution.
Speaking of using with caution, instant respawn. It still registers as a death, but you come alive again where you died. It helps you complete content solo that would normally kick you back to a checkpoint or even back to orbit, but it's probably the riskiest feature in PA. If you get seen using it, you'll be reported. If you use it in PVP, Bungie seem to have some sort of detection in place where they will error code you out of the crucible. Do not use it in PVP and remember never to leave it turned on. Also, if you were using it in PVE and turn it off, remember it is active for at least one more death after being turned off. You might put it off in the PA settings, then head into PVP and the first time you die it'll revive you once. Situationally great in PVE, but use with serious caution.
NoClip and OPK are both a little buggy. NoClip I've used for a few items/chests in the game and just to mess around and have some fun. Also to skip a boss in Shattered Throne. OPK apparently worked better before I used PA, but Bungie has half-patched it. It takes enemies on the map and bundles them all together in front of you. Should be good for then using an AOE attack on them for quick bounties/help doing hard content, but it's really quite buggy now. Still fun to mess with, but again, use with caution.
Speedhack/flyhack are definitely the winners here, but it would be nice for the PA devs to re-explore infinite ammo/rate of fire. However, while some of us PVE players would use them responsibly, the devs can't control everyone who does and undoubtedly they draw attention when people rage in PVP. Master nightfalls are a breeze solo with infinite ammo and high rate of fire, but sadly devs can't lock such features to PVE only.
Security/Stability - 9/10
Speaking of rage, that brings us on to security and how PA works. From the get-go if you use these forums it's clear the devs put security, privacy and detection as the main priority. Features have been removed from PA previously as soon as there was detection fears. While some might say leave everything in and it's on the userbase to keep themselves safe, in practice that often just leads to lots of bans and complaints it's the devs fault. The process of loading PA is very easy and unlike some other solutions out there that use the hypervisor and are intel only, you don't need to mess about with your Windows installation to get PA working. AMD users can join in as well. Pop it on a USB, load it up, eject your USB and off you go. I've had no issues with injection, or even Destiny 2 crashing, but sometimes PA just stops working and that does require you to close the game and reinject.
As a PVE player I'd love some of the riskier and game dominating features that might exist elsewhere, but I ultimately fall on respecting a dev who will be over cautious rather than just putting everything in and essentially saying "good luck" to the community.
Some minor stability issues over time lands me at 9/10, but we are close to 10/10 here. The community on this forum is very good at helping with stability/security related questions.
Value for money - 10/10
One of the best priced options on the market with unique features not seen elsewhere. Hard to dispute that. There is also a very active giveaway community on the forum 🍻 My sub is about to end and while money is tight right now due to the global situation on-going at the moment, if I don't resub this month I will be back. Payment options on the website are also good, not requiring resellers to help you depending on where you live in the world/your financial options.
Overall - 9/10
Very close to perfection on the sum of all parts, but a few stability issues from time to time and as a PVE player I'm always going to be bugging the devs to try and add power options for Nightfalls and such. However, as I said above, I respect the concerns over detection and players losing their accounts. Plus, being mindful of how many eyes are on the devs and PA when/if it becomes clear this is the software all the rage users are using in PVP. It's hard to say something will always be undetected and even although Destiny 2 does seem "easier" than some games to work with, the pressure from the Destiny 2 community on Bungie to ban more is worth paying attention to. Streamers are continually kicking up a fuss and crying over crucible losses 😘 Stay safe and use powerful software like this wisely Guardians, and remember, you are not entitled to win and stomp everyone simply for using something like PA. If that's the attitude you take into the game, you are likely to be banned of your own fault, not the devs of PA. Don't rage and expect to last forever and be very mindful in trials.
Honestly, this is one of the best if not best Destiny 2 review, you clearly used the hell out of the cheat and learned all about its quirks and qualities. Same goes for Destiny 2, you obviously played it a lot and learned all of it. Great job!
@Ab87 said:Hi everyone 👍, my first month with PA is almost up and these are my thoughts with Destiny 2. I'm more of a PVE player, but I did use PA a lot during Iron Banner.
Aimbot - 10/10
What most people will get PA for, and it's definitely one of if not the most powerful aimbot on the market. The settings are very in-depth and there are great guides in the customer forum for what most will deem as rage/legit. If you go rage, you'll be pulling off headshots blindfolded, but that does draw attention to yourself. There are settings for your field of view, which determines the zone the aimbot works within, what part of the character model you aim for, such as head/chest and sliders for things like smoothing/sensitivity and a lock-on feature to automatically follow your target. Powerful stuff. Rage settings are undoubtedly what lead to bans though, so be mindful of hitting 100 headshots in a row with revoker, because they will add up quickly with PA if you're not careful. I often played with the bone aim on 1 or even 2, to mix in a lot of body kills with some headshots. My smoothing setting was quite high as well to stop unnatural movements to instant-lock on a target.
But what also sets PA apart from other options out there is the aimbot also works in PVE. Many might not think this is needed, and it isn't for most, but being able to pull of consistent headshots in PVE can help with a lot of weapons. As it can to snipe annoying goblins in the distance! So while most will use it in PVP, I found myself leaving it turned on in PVE and enjoying it. Sometimes it's better off though with certain weapons/tactical requirements in PVE, but this can be quickly toggled.
Visuals/ESP - 8/10
Probably the second most important thing for many, "wallhacking". This works great out of the box, showing both enemies and friendlies, with a toggle for both. There is a distance setting which is great to see, it shows how far away the enemy is. It would be nice to see an option in PVP to show the enemy players name, that way you could avoid and/or purposefully target players for whatever reason. Sometimes you know they too are using something like PA, or maybe you're chasing some sort of in-game medal where you need to go after someone who just killed you. ESP is one of the few features that can bug occassionally and not show up for every enemy (happens more in PVE than PVP). There are colour toggle settings for the outlines, which is a nice customization touch.
Speaking of PVE, another pro of PA is the fact it works on NPCs. Sometimes when you are hunting a specific enemy or want to know where a large group is, it can be really helpful to see them all on the map.
There is an in-game map/radar which is more powerful than the default, but I have to say I turned this off all the time.
Without a doubt wallhacking is another way you might get yourself banned, sometimes a bigger issue than aimbotting I'd say (if you aren't raging with aim). A tip from me is to often play in crucible with ESP turned off and stop making it obvious you know where someone is positioned when you go around a corner. Something I've seen quite often myself is another player backs off from a corner when I'm coming. Quite obvious they are wallhacking themselves. Without a doubt using something like PA helps you pick out others who are using it or something similar, and it isn't just paranoia. Behavioural giveaways are all over the place in Destiny 2 right now lol 🤦♂️
If the devs can add player names and maybe iron out the rare stability kink, this would be a 10/10.
Misc - 9/10
The power/rage settings, this is where things can get wild/fun and dangerous 🤣 I'll start off with my two most used features, flyhack/speedhack. These allow you to move very quickly around the map and/or fly. When playing in solo content, either by firewall forcing matchmaking to stop working or content without matchmaking, this helps with quick runs or even towards things such as flawless completion. You'll never fall down a pit/hole and die again and moving quickly prevents the success of enemy targetting. There's also chests and other content which can be reached solo, normally, albeit it with difficulty. Now it is a breeze, especially many of the raid chests. Using either in PVP or when in a fireteam is a clear pathway to getting reported though, use with caution.
Speaking of using with caution, instant respawn. It still registers as a death, but you come alive again where you died. It helps you complete content solo that would normally kick you back to a checkpoint or even back to orbit, but it's probably the riskiest feature in PA. If you get seen using it, you'll be reported. If you use it in PVP, Bungie seem to have some sort of detection in place where they will error code you out of the crucible. Do not use it in PVP and remember never to leave it turned on. Also, if you were using it in PVE and turn it off, remember it is active for at least one more death after being turned off. You might put it off in the PA settings, then head into PVP and the first time you die it'll revive you once. Situationally great in PVE, but use with serious caution.
NoClip and OPK are both a little buggy. NoClip I've used for a few items/chests in the game and just to mess around and have some fun. Also to skip a boss in Shattered Throne. OPK apparently worked better before I used PA, but Bungie has half-patched it. It takes enemies on the map and bundles them all together in front of you. Should be good for then using an AOE attack on them for quick bounties/help doing hard content, but it's really quite buggy now. Still fun to mess with, but again, use with caution.
Speedhack/flyhack are definitely the winners here, but it would be nice for the PA devs to re-explore infinite ammo/rate of fire. However, while some of us PVE players would use them responsibly, the devs can't control everyone who does and undoubtedly they draw attention when people rage in PVP. Master nightfalls are a breeze solo with infinite ammo and high rate of fire, but sadly devs can't lock such features to PVE only.
Security/Stability - 9/10
Speaking of rage, that brings us on to security and how PA works. From the get-go if you use these forums it's clear the devs put security, privacy and detection as the main priority. Features have been removed from PA previously as soon as there was detection fears. While some might say leave everything in and it's on the userbase to keep themselves safe, in practice that often just leads to lots of bans and complaints it's the devs fault. The process of loading PA is very easy and unlike some other solutions out there that use the hypervisor and are intel only, you don't need to mess about with your Windows installation to get PA working. AMD users can join in as well. Pop it on a USB, load it up, eject your USB and off you go. I've had no issues with injection, or even Destiny 2 crashing, but sometimes PA just stops working and that does require you to close the game and reinject.
As a PVE player I'd love some of the riskier and game dominating features that might exist elsewhere, but I ultimately fall on respecting a dev who will be over cautious rather than just putting everything in and essentially saying "good luck" to the community.
Some minor stability issues over time lands me at 9/10, but we are close to 10/10 here. The community on this forum is very good at helping with stability/security related questions.
Value for money - 10/10
One of the best priced options on the market with unique features not seen elsewhere. Hard to dispute that. There is also a very active giveaway community on the forum 🍻 My sub is about to end and while money is tight right now due to the global situation on-going at the moment, if I don't resub this month I will be back. Payment options on the website are also good, not requiring resellers to help you depending on where you live in the world/your financial options.
Overall - 9/10
Very close to perfection on the sum of all parts, but a few stability issues from time to time and as a PVE player I'm always going to be bugging the devs to try and add power options for Nightfalls and such. However, as I said above, I respect the concerns over detection and players losing their accounts. Plus, being mindful of how many eyes are on the devs and PA when/if it becomes clear this is the software all the rage users are using in PVP. It's hard to say something will always be undetected and even although Destiny 2 does seem "easier" than some games to work with, the pressure from the Destiny 2 community on Bungie to ban more is worth paying attention to. Streamers are continually kicking up a fuss and crying over crucible losses 😘 Stay safe and use powerful software like this wisely Guardians, and remember, you are not entitled to win and stomp everyone simply for using something like PA. If that's the attitude you take into the game, you are likely to be banned of your own fault, not the devs of PA. Don't rage and expect to last forever and be very mindful in trials.
@Ab87 said:Hi everyone 👍, my first month with PA is almost up and these are my thoughts with Destiny 2. I'm more of a PVE player, but I did use PA a lot during Iron Banner.
Aimbot - 10/10
What most people will get PA for, and it's definitely one of if not the most powerful aimbot on the market. The settings are very in-depth and there are great guides in the customer forum for what most will deem as rage/legit. If you go rage, you'll be pulling off headshots blindfolded, but that does draw attention to yourself. There are settings for your field of view, which determines the zone the aimbot works within, what part of the character model you aim for, such as head/chest and sliders for things like smoothing/sensitivity and a lock-on feature to automatically follow your target. Powerful stuff. Rage settings are undoubtedly what lead to bans though, so be mindful of hitting 100 headshots in a row with revoker, because they will add up quickly with PA if you're not careful. I often played with the bone aim on 1 or even 2, to mix in a lot of body kills with some headshots. My smoothing setting was quite high as well to stop unnatural movements to instant-lock on a target.
But what also sets PA apart from other options out there is the aimbot also works in PVE. Many might not think this is needed, and it isn't for most, but being able to pull of consistent headshots in PVE can help with a lot of weapons. As it can to snipe annoying goblins in the distance! So while most will use it in PVP, I found myself leaving it turned on in PVE and enjoying it. Sometimes it's better off though with certain weapons/tactical requirements in PVE, but this can be quickly toggled.
Visuals/ESP - 8/10
Probably the second most important thing for many, "wallhacking". This works great out of the box, showing both enemies and friendlies, with a toggle for both. There is a distance setting which is great to see, it shows how far away the enemy is. It would be nice to see an option in PVP to show the enemy players name, that way you could avoid and/or purposefully target players for whatever reason. Sometimes you know they too are using something like PA, or maybe you're chasing some sort of in-game medal where you need to go after someone who just killed you. ESP is one of the few features that can bug occassionally and not show up for every enemy (happens more in PVE than PVP). There are colour toggle settings for the outlines, which is a nice customization touch.
Speaking of PVE, another pro of PA is the fact it works on NPCs. Sometimes when you are hunting a specific enemy or want to know where a large group is, it can be really helpful to see them all on the map.
There is an in-game map/radar which is more powerful than the default, but I have to say I turned this off all the time.
Without a doubt wallhacking is another way you might get yourself banned, sometimes a bigger issue than aimbotting I'd say (if you aren't raging with aim). A tip from me is to often play in crucible with ESP turned off and stop making it obvious you know where someone is positioned when you go around a corner. Something I've seen quite often myself is another player backs off from a corner when I'm coming. Quite obvious they are wallhacking themselves. Without a doubt using something like PA helps you pick out others who are using it or something similar, and it isn't just paranoia. Behavioural giveaways are all over the place in Destiny 2 right now lol 🤦♂️
If the devs can add player names and maybe iron out the rare stability kink, this would be a 10/10.
Misc - 9/10
The power/rage settings, this is where things can get wild/fun and dangerous 🤣 I'll start off with my two most used features, flyhack/speedhack. These allow you to move very quickly around the map and/or fly. When playing in solo content, either by firewall forcing matchmaking to stop working or content without matchmaking, this helps with quick runs or even towards things such as flawless completion. You'll never fall down a pit/hole and die again and moving quickly prevents the success of enemy targetting. There's also chests and other content which can be reached solo, normally, albeit it with difficulty. Now it is a breeze, especially many of the raid chests. Using either in PVP or when in a fireteam is a clear pathway to getting reported though, use with caution.
Speaking of using with caution, instant respawn. It still registers as a death, but you come alive again where you died. It helps you complete content solo that would normally kick you back to a checkpoint or even back to orbit, but it's probably the riskiest feature in PA. If you get seen using it, you'll be reported. If you use it in PVP, Bungie seem to have some sort of detection in place where they will error code you out of the crucible. Do not use it in PVP and remember never to leave it turned on. Also, if you were using it in PVE and turn it off, remember it is active for at least one more death after being turned off. You might put it off in the PA settings, then head into PVP and the first time you die it'll revive you once. Situationally great in PVE, but use with serious caution.
NoClip and OPK are both a little buggy. NoClip I've used for a few items/chests in the game and just to mess around and have some fun. Also to skip a boss in Shattered Throne. OPK apparently worked better before I used PA, but Bungie has half-patched it. It takes enemies on the map and bundles them all together in front of you. Should be good for then using an AOE attack on them for quick bounties/help doing hard content, but it's really quite buggy now. Still fun to mess with, but again, use with caution.
Speedhack/flyhack are definitely the winners here, but it would be nice for the PA devs to re-explore infinite ammo/rate of fire. However, while some of us PVE players would use them responsibly, the devs can't control everyone who does and undoubtedly they draw attention when people rage in PVP. Master nightfalls are a breeze solo with infinite ammo and high rate of fire, but sadly devs can't lock such features to PVE only.
Security/Stability - 9/10
Speaking of rage, that brings us on to security and how PA works. From the get-go if you use these forums it's clear the devs put security, privacy and detection as the main priority. Features have been removed from PA previously as soon as there was detection fears. While some might say leave everything in and it's on the userbase to keep themselves safe, in practice that often just leads to lots of bans and complaints it's the devs fault. The process of loading PA is very easy and unlike some other solutions out there that use the hypervisor and are intel only, you don't need to mess about with your Windows installation to get PA working. AMD users can join in as well. Pop it on a USB, load it up, eject your USB and off you go. I've had no issues with injection, or even Destiny 2 crashing, but sometimes PA just stops working and that does require you to close the game and reinject.
As a PVE player I'd love some of the riskier and game dominating features that might exist elsewhere, but I ultimately fall on respecting a dev who will be over cautious rather than just putting everything in and essentially saying "good luck" to the community.
Some minor stability issues over time lands me at 9/10, but we are close to 10/10 here. The community on this forum is very good at helping with stability/security related questions.
Value for money - 10/10
One of the best priced options on the market with unique features not seen elsewhere. Hard to dispute that. There is also a very active giveaway community on the forum 🍻 My sub is about to end and while money is tight right now due to the global situation on-going at the moment, if I don't resub this month I will be back. Payment options on the website are also good, not requiring resellers to help you depending on where you live in the world/your financial options.
Overall - 9/10
Very close to perfection on the sum of all parts, but a few stability issues from time to time and as a PVE player I'm always going to be bugging the devs to try and add power options for Nightfalls and such. However, as I said above, I respect the concerns over detection and players losing their accounts. Plus, being mindful of how many eyes are on the devs and PA when/if it becomes clear this is the software all the rage users are using in PVP. It's hard to say something will always be undetected and even although Destiny 2 does seem "easier" than some games to work with, the pressure from the Destiny 2 community on Bungie to ban more is worth paying attention to. Streamers are continually kicking up a fuss and crying over crucible losses 😘 Stay safe and use powerful software like this wisely Guardians, and remember, you are not entitled to win and stomp everyone simply for using something like PA. If that's the attitude you take into the game, you are likely to be banned of your own fault, not the devs of PA. Don't rage and expect to last forever and be very mindful in trials.
Beautifully detailed review, Ab! Was a genuinely nice read and I mstly agree with you!
I definitely feel you sentiment that the cheat is amazing aside from minor stability issues.
Keep it up, my friend! :-)
@dreadbigboss said:I'm not the biggest D2 fan but reading your review makes me wanna scoop it up and try out the PA cheese. Kudos on the solid review!
You could always wait for the big expansion in September (see what is new), but that is when some of us think Bungie will start taking anti-cheat detection a bit more seriously 🤣
@Ab87 said:@dreadbigboss said:I'm not the biggest D2 fan but reading your review makes me wanna scoop it up and try out the PA cheese. Kudos on the solid review!
You could always wait for the big expansion in September (see what is new), but that is when some of us think Bungie will start taking anti-cheat detection a bit more seriously 🤣
Yup! Everything's open! Let's hope they can't get their anti-cheat running for the next big expansion, my friend! :-)