@Amiri said:

Whether you are interested in using ESP only or tasting the whole package, the Battlefield I build has been very fun to take advantage of.

As all PA builds, my first injections have always been a walking breeze. It’s as simple as purchasing the cheat, and instantly being able to download the loader and inject the build. In the recent update, FPS & stability have been improved making it even more smooth to run, not like I ever experienced any FPS issues or features suddenly failing to operate. All of the features have been working as intended, PA doesn’t sugarcoat anything they always keep it real with us.

I use Self-Loading rifles for the majority of my gameplay, occasionally snipers for long meter objectives. My experiences have been astounding with predicting enemy movement, keep in mind weapon choice plays an impact on results. I used the lowest “Min. Target Distance” and the highest “Max. Target Distance'' for snipers and I noticed it to work much better, as for rifles it’s trial and error for your playstyle and all depends at what distance you want your AI locking at along with shots registering with your weapon choice. Lock on target is a nice feature for us ragers. The recent implementation of aim spot, improved aim prediction & bullet drop prediction has served me well, always targeting the head is what fits my style along with consistency, but you can also change it to other hitboxes if you’d like. Visibility checks are a game changer if you are aiming for legitimate gameplay, or just avoiding shooting at players through walls. I use high FOV, low smoothness for raging however if you want to play legit use low FOV and higher smoothness. If you’d like to visualize your FOV, utilizing the “Draw FOV” feature will enable the circle revolving around your crosshair, and threats within the diameter will be targeted.  

The ESP section includes a lot of settings to tweak for individuals liking, I utilize “Show Health” to quickly target low health players and continue to the next group of enemies making it easier to blow through spawn waves. The health status is very easy to read and observe specific low health enemies. I haven’t experienced any system performance issues when using an abundance of settings along with radar. It’s really easy to change colors of visible & occluded players making it easy to distinguish between the two when in battle, you can even change teammates and vehicle’s hitbox color! Whether you want to use both skeleton and box ESP, or just one or the either, having choices is always applicable. If you’d like to only target players at a certain distance you can make use of “Show distance”, showing you in a concise measurement.

Like all PA cheats with implemented radar, I always make sure to take advantage of this feature as I grew accustomed to peaking at the top left of my screen growing up for intel. The layout is extremely clean and customizable in any aspect you can think of ranging from transparency to size to even the location of your screen. Being able to increase the range in which your enemies appear in is top-notch as you can see them appear at a farther distance, however, this will result in more radar trajectories making it a little more confusing so I just keep it at default. The “show vehicles” feature is also useful in case you don’t want to enable it for the ESP category. I haven’t used “show teammates” as I have no use but if you want to know your teammate’s whereabouts rather than searching them through ESP on your screen, you’ll cherish it for sure.

The most straightforward feature which consists of a custom crosshair over your in-game crosshair. Also customizable in terms of color using an RGB scale in case you have issues perceiving the default color or even if you’d like to set it to your favorite color. Quite useful when hip firing enemies close range without having to aim down sight. Whether you are a fan of this feature like myself or even not, it is certainly a useful implementation!

Just like BF4/BF5, the last detection is never according to the status page. Fair fight is a joke however, I’d keep an eye on your stats as they do manual ban if you have insane K/D and HS percentage. Many other things play a factor but I’d consider those the most important to keep a lookout for. There are plenty of guides regarding fair fight and how to avoid it. I’ve been using the same Origin’s account for all of my Battlefield/Battlefront gameplay for 3+ months now, and I remain clear in terms of bans.

With the build releasing 80 days after the release of BF1, I find it amazing how PA managed to support a cheat in such a short period! I just hit three months and I must say my experiences have been nothing but positive. I’m glad I ended up opting for the year sub as I play a lot of games and I didn’t want to worry about having to resub for the future, for only 47.99€ per annual term, I found it worth every penny. If you are thinking about picking up the cheat, I strongly urge it as the 20% discount can come very handy. Just like all PA cheats, I’ll add this to my 10/10 rating list.

What are you waiting for? I’ll even make it easier for you https://perfectaim.io/cheats/battlefield-1/ (Click to be redirected to purchase) :)

@Amiri said:

Whether you are interested in using ESP only or tasting the whole package, the Battlefield I build has been very fun to take advantage of.

As all PA builds, my first injections have always been a walking breeze. It’s as simple as purchasing the cheat, and instantly being able to download the loader and inject the build. In the recent update, FPS & stability have been improved making it even more smooth to run, not like I ever experienced any FPS issues or features suddenly failing to operate. All of the features have been working as intended, PA doesn’t sugarcoat anything they always keep it real with us.

I use Self-Loading rifles for the majority of my gameplay, occasionally snipers for long meter objectives. My experiences have been astounding with predicting enemy movement, keep in mind weapon choice plays an impact on results. I used the lowest “Min. Target Distance” and the highest “Max. Target Distance'' for snipers and I noticed it to work much better, as for rifles it’s trial and error for your playstyle and all depends at what distance you want your AI locking at along with shots registering with your weapon choice. Lock on target is a nice feature for us ragers. The recent implementation of aim spot, improved aim prediction & bullet drop prediction has served me well, always targeting the head is what fits my style along with consistency, but you can also change it to other hitboxes if you’d like. Visibility checks are a game changer if you are aiming for legitimate gameplay, or just avoiding shooting at players through walls. I use high FOV, low smoothness for raging however if you want to play legit use low FOV and higher smoothness. If you’d like to visualize your FOV, utilizing the “Draw FOV” feature will enable the circle revolving around your crosshair, and threats within the diameter will be targeted.  

The ESP section includes a lot of settings to tweak for individuals liking, I utilize “Show Health” to quickly target low health players and continue to the next group of enemies making it easier to blow through spawn waves. The health status is very easy to read and observe specific low health enemies. I haven’t experienced any system performance issues when using an abundance of settings along with radar. It’s really easy to change colors of visible & occluded players making it easy to distinguish between the two when in battle, you can even change teammates and vehicle’s hitbox color! Whether you want to use both skeleton and box ESP, or just one or the either, having choices is always applicable. If you’d like to only target players at a certain distance you can make use of “Show distance”, showing you in a concise measurement.

Like all PA cheats with implemented radar, I always make sure to take advantage of this feature as I grew accustomed to peaking at the top left of my screen growing up for intel. The layout is extremely clean and customizable in any aspect you can think of ranging from transparency to size to even the location of your screen. Being able to increase the range in which your enemies appear in is top-notch as you can see them appear at a farther distance, however, this will result in more radar trajectories making it a little more confusing so I just keep it at default. The “show vehicles” feature is also useful in case you don’t want to enable it for the ESP category. I haven’t used “show teammates” as I have no use but if you want to know your teammate’s whereabouts rather than searching them through ESP on your screen, you’ll cherish it for sure.

The most straightforward feature which consists of a custom crosshair over your in-game crosshair. Also customizable in terms of color using an RGB scale in case you have issues perceiving the default color or even if you’d like to set it to your favorite color. Quite useful when hip firing enemies close range without having to aim down sight. Whether you are a fan of this feature like myself or even not, it is certainly a useful implementation!

Just like BF4/BF5, the last detection is never according to the status page. Fair fight is a joke however, I’d keep an eye on your stats as they do manual ban if you have insane K/D and HS percentage. Many other things play a factor but I’d consider those the most important to keep a lookout for. There are plenty of guides regarding fair fight and how to avoid it. I’ve been using the same Origin’s account for all of my Battlefield/Battlefront gameplay for 3+ months now, and I remain clear in terms of bans.

With the build releasing 80 days after the release of BF1, I find it amazing how PA managed to support a cheat in such a short period! I just hit three months and I must say my experiences have been nothing but positive. I’m glad I ended up opting for the year sub as I play a lot of games and I didn’t want to worry about having to resub for the future, for only 47.99€ per annual term, I found it worth every penny. If you are thinking about picking up the cheat, I strongly urge it as the 20% discount can come very handy. Just like all PA cheats, I’ll add this to my 10/10 rating list.

What are you waiting for? I’ll even make it easier for you https://perfectaim.io/cheats/battlefield-1/ (Click to be redirected to purchase) :)

@Amiri said:

Whether you are interested in using ESP only or tasting the whole package, the Battlefield I build has been very fun to take advantage of.

As all PA builds, my first injections have always been a walking breeze. It’s as simple as purchasing the cheat, and instantly being able to download the loader and inject the build. In the recent update, FPS & stability have been improved making it even more smooth to run, not like I ever experienced any FPS issues or features suddenly failing to operate. All of the features have been working as intended, PA doesn’t sugarcoat anything they always keep it real with us.

I use Self-Loading rifles for the majority of my gameplay, occasionally snipers for long meter objectives. My experiences have been astounding with predicting enemy movement, keep in mind weapon choice plays an impact on results. I used the lowest “Min. Target Distance” and the highest “Max. Target Distance'' for snipers and I noticed it to work much better, as for rifles it’s trial and error for your playstyle and all depends at what distance you want your AI locking at along with shots registering with your weapon choice. Lock on target is a nice feature for us ragers. The recent implementation of aim spot, improved aim prediction & bullet drop prediction has served me well, always targeting the head is what fits my style along with consistency, but you can also change it to other hitboxes if you’d like. Visibility checks are a game changer if you are aiming for legitimate gameplay, or just avoiding shooting at players through walls. I use high FOV, low smoothness for raging however if you want to play legit use low FOV and higher smoothness. If you’d like to visualize your FOV, utilizing the “Draw FOV” feature will enable the circle revolving around your crosshair, and threats within the diameter will be targeted.  

The ESP section includes a lot of settings to tweak for individuals liking, I utilize “Show Health” to quickly target low health players and continue to the next group of enemies making it easier to blow through spawn waves. The health status is very easy to read and observe specific low health enemies. I haven’t experienced any system performance issues when using an abundance of settings along with radar. It’s really easy to change colors of visible & occluded players making it easy to distinguish between the two when in battle, you can even change teammates and vehicle’s hitbox color! Whether you want to use both skeleton and box ESP, or just one or the either, having choices is always applicable. If you’d like to only target players at a certain distance you can make use of “Show distance”, showing you in a concise measurement.

Like all PA cheats with implemented radar, I always make sure to take advantage of this feature as I grew accustomed to peaking at the top left of my screen growing up for intel. The layout is extremely clean and customizable in any aspect you can think of ranging from transparency to size to even the location of your screen. Being able to increase the range in which your enemies appear in is top-notch as you can see them appear at a farther distance, however, this will result in more radar trajectories making it a little more confusing so I just keep it at default. The “show vehicles” feature is also useful in case you don’t want to enable it for the ESP category. I haven’t used “show teammates” as I have no use but if you want to know your teammate’s whereabouts rather than searching them through ESP on your screen, you’ll cherish it for sure.

The most straightforward feature which consists of a custom crosshair over your in-game crosshair. Also customizable in terms of color using an RGB scale in case you have issues perceiving the default color or even if you’d like to set it to your favorite color. Quite useful when hip firing enemies close range without having to aim down sight. Whether you are a fan of this feature like myself or even not, it is certainly a useful implementation!

Just like BF4/BF5, the last detection is never according to the status page. Fair fight is a joke however, I’d keep an eye on your stats as they do manual ban if you have insane K/D and HS percentage. Many other things play a factor but I’d consider those the most important to keep a lookout for. There are plenty of guides regarding fair fight and how to avoid it. I’ve been using the same Origin’s account for all of my Battlefield/Battlefront gameplay for 3+ months now, and I remain clear in terms of bans.

With the build releasing 80 days after the release of BF1, I find it amazing how PA managed to support a cheat in such a short period! I just hit three months and I must say my experiences have been nothing but positive. I’m glad I ended up opting for the year sub as I play a lot of games and I didn’t want to worry about having to resub for the future, for only 47.99€ per annual term, I found it worth every penny. If you are thinking about picking up the cheat, I strongly urge it as the 20% discount can come very handy. Just like all PA cheats, I’ll add this to my 10/10 rating list.

What are you waiting for? I’ll even make it easier for you https://perfectaim.io/cheats/battlefield-1/ (Click to be redirected to purchase) :)

@Amiri said:

Whether you are interested in using ESP only or tasting the whole package, the Battlefield I build has been very fun to take advantage of.

As all PA builds, my first injections have always been a walking breeze. It’s as simple as purchasing the cheat, and instantly being able to download the loader and inject the build. In the recent update, FPS & stability have been improved making it even more smooth to run, not like I ever experienced any FPS issues or features suddenly failing to operate. All of the features have been working as intended, PA doesn’t sugarcoat anything they always keep it real with us.

I use Self-Loading rifles for the majority of my gameplay, occasionally snipers for long meter objectives. My experiences have been astounding with predicting enemy movement, keep in mind weapon choice plays an impact on results. I used the lowest “Min. Target Distance” and the highest “Max. Target Distance'' for snipers and I noticed it to work much better, as for rifles it’s trial and error for your playstyle and all depends at what distance you want your AI locking at along with shots registering with your weapon choice. Lock on target is a nice feature for us ragers. The recent implementation of aim spot, improved aim prediction & bullet drop prediction has served me well, always targeting the head is what fits my style along with consistency, but you can also change it to other hitboxes if you’d like. Visibility checks are a game changer if you are aiming for legitimate gameplay, or just avoiding shooting at players through walls. I use high FOV, low smoothness for raging however if you want to play legit use low FOV and higher smoothness. If you’d like to visualize your FOV, utilizing the “Draw FOV” feature will enable the circle revolving around your crosshair, and threats within the diameter will be targeted.  

The ESP section includes a lot of settings to tweak for individuals liking, I utilize “Show Health” to quickly target low health players and continue to the next group of enemies making it easier to blow through spawn waves. The health status is very easy to read and observe specific low health enemies. I haven’t experienced any system performance issues when using an abundance of settings along with radar. It’s really easy to change colors of visible & occluded players making it easy to distinguish between the two when in battle, you can even change teammates and vehicle’s hitbox color! Whether you want to use both skeleton and box ESP, or just one or the either, having choices is always applicable. If you’d like to only target players at a certain distance you can make use of “Show distance”, showing you in a concise measurement.

Like all PA cheats with implemented radar, I always make sure to take advantage of this feature as I grew accustomed to peaking at the top left of my screen growing up for intel. The layout is extremely clean and customizable in any aspect you can think of ranging from transparency to size to even the location of your screen. Being able to increase the range in which your enemies appear in is top-notch as you can see them appear at a farther distance, however, this will result in more radar trajectories making it a little more confusing so I just keep it at default. The “show vehicles” feature is also useful in case you don’t want to enable it for the ESP category. I haven’t used “show teammates” as I have no use but if you want to know your teammate’s whereabouts rather than searching them through ESP on your screen, you’ll cherish it for sure.

The most straightforward feature which consists of a custom crosshair over your in-game crosshair. Also customizable in terms of color using an RGB scale in case you have issues perceiving the default color or even if you’d like to set it to your favorite color. Quite useful when hip firing enemies close range without having to aim down sight. Whether you are a fan of this feature like myself or even not, it is certainly a useful implementation!

Just like BF4/BF5, the last detection is never according to the status page. Fair fight is a joke however, I’d keep an eye on your stats as they do manual ban if you have insane K/D and HS percentage. Many other things play a factor but I’d consider those the most important to keep a lookout for. There are plenty of guides regarding fair fight and how to avoid it. I’ve been using the same Origin’s account for all of my Battlefield/Battlefront gameplay for 3+ months now, and I remain clear in terms of bans.

With the build releasing 80 days after the release of BF1, I find it amazing how PA managed to support a cheat in such a short period! I just hit three months and I must say my experiences have been nothing but positive. I’m glad I ended up opting for the year sub as I play a lot of games and I didn’t want to worry about having to resub for the future, for only 47.99€ per annual term, I found it worth every penny. If you are thinking about picking up the cheat, I strongly urge it as the 20% discount can come very handy. Just like all PA cheats, I’ll add this to my 10/10 rating list.

What are you waiting for? I’ll even make it easier for you https://perfectaim.io/cheats/battlefield-1/ (Click to be redirected to purchase) :)