After having done my Battlefield 1 Testimonial yesterday, I think it's the perfect time to end this month with my Battlefield V review. Since I haven't purchased this game myself, I'm glad to have my buddy @Amiri give me access to his Origin acocunt, so I could carefully and thoroughly test the cheat and all its features! Now with that all being said, let's jump right into my Testimonial on the Battlefield V cheat.
Usability / Functionality + Features
The cheat itself is unambiguously quite similar to the Battlefield 1 cheat. From what I was able to muster, virtually all features were similar. Now since the Battlefield 1 & Battlefield V cheats didn't have many differences in appearance, that doesn't obviously mean that they would function the exact same way. And from what I've experienced, they actually have some differences. Unfortunately, the Aimbot itself is the main reason for my 4 Star review, and let me exactly explain my reasoning:
While the Aimbot was expectedly really efficient in close- to midrange encounters (just like the Battlefield 1 cheat), it didn't function as well on longer ranged. I could never get the Movement Prediction to work properly on this cheat, for some reason. Now, I've had a similar issue in the Battlefield 1 cheat and still gave it 5 Stars since everything else was working flawlessly. However, in Battlefield V I encountered many instances where my crosshair would straight up jump to the sky, e.g.: Sometimes, whenever I was Aiming-Down-Sights & then stopped ADSing, my crosshair would straight up jump to the sky. I was able to replicate this issues using Binoculars in the introductory mission of the Campaign. It doesn't happen always, but it happened enough for me to notice. So with that in mind, I couldn't feasible give the cheat 5 Stars due to this small issue on the Aimbot.
Now, let's briefly talk about the ESP. Well, at least let's try to attempt it. I say that because there is genuinely nothing to complain on the ESP. It works absolutely flawlessly, and I haven't had any issues whatsoever. Just like the Battlefield 1 cheat's ESP, this one right here offers exactly the same features, and they all work just as intended.
Additionally, I want to make sure that I'll have a quick mention on the Radar & MISC section of the cheat. First and foremost, the cheat's Menu-Section is wonderfully simple to understand, so that a completely new player would be able to get a proper understanding of every single feature. There is no way that someone might feel overwhelmed by this cheat's features, since all features are absolutely easy to understand and the cheat's menu simply to digest.
Now regarding the RADAR, there is genuinely nothing else I could add onto. It's clear-cut simple to understand and it does its just wonderfully well. Moving on to the MISC section, I stay firm to my opinion that the MISC section should not even exist on this cheat, since it's just one single feature (namely, a custom crosshair with colour-change). In my opinion, there is simply no reason to have the custom-crosshair as a MISC feature, since it could very well be put into the Aimbot section of the cheat.
Security + Support
This time I've decided to put the Security & Support parts together, since there is genuinely not a lot of additional information that I could add. If you've read my Battlefield 1 reivew, then you could definitely assume that I'm sharing similar views in this Battlefield V testimonial as well. The injection of the cheat is pin-point exactly the same as with the Battlefield V cheat, so I didn't have any issues in that regard. Additionally, the cheat itself is - at the time of this testimonial - absolutely safe and undetected (you'd have to use the cheat with caution, obviously), and the Support would've been helpful in any issues if I had gotten any. So with that all being said, nothing to mention here other than: Security & Support are wonderfully perfect.
Conclusion
Before even trying out the Battlefield V cheat, I already assumed that there would be very few (if any) differences to the Battlefield 1 cheat; I was absolutely right on my assumption. As expected, the Aimbot worked fantastically in mid- to longrange encounters, but lacked a bit in consistency on longer ranges. The ESP and all other features worked wonderfully without any issues, and the injection was expectedly simple.
The only genuine issue I had with this cheat was simply the fact that my Crosshair would sometimes randomly jump to the sky. It didn't happen to frequently, but there were enough instances of this issue for me to mention. Other than this issue, the cheat is wonderfully perfect and I'd highly recommend it, especially for such an affordable price. All in all, 4 out of 5 starts. If you need a cheat for Battlefield V, then this one right here should be your go-to cheat, without a single doubt!
@d7mebx said:Nice one Snow but the Aimbot not that good when someone is Moving and Zigzag around / if you need some cracked accounts feel free to dm for rage hacking. [ FREE ]
Having people zig-zag around in close- to midrange encounters is alright, but I definitely agree with you on long-range encounters. That's where the Aimbot lacks in consistency. That's also part of the reason why I have it 4 out of 5 stars.
Thanks for the kind offer! I'll definitely message you sometime then.
@SnowRose said:After having done my Battlefield 1 Testimonial yesterday, I think it's the perfect time to end this month with my Battlefield V review. Since I haven't purchased this game myself, I'm glad to have my buddy @Amiri give me access to his Origin acocunt, so I could carefully and thoroughly test the cheat and all its features! Now with that all being said, let's jump right into my Testimonial on the Battlefield V cheat.
Usability / Functionality + Features
The cheat itself is unambiguously quite similar to the Battlefield 1 cheat. From what I was able to muster, virtually all features were similar. Now since the Battlefield 1 & Battlefield V cheats didn't have many differences in appearance, that doesn't obviously mean that they would function the exact same way. And from what I've experienced, they actually have some differences. Unfortunately, the Aimbot itself is the main reason for my 4 Star review, and let me exactly explain my reasoning:
While the Aimbot was expectedly really efficient in close- to midrange encounters (just like the Battlefield 1 cheat), it didn't function as well on longer ranged. I could never get the Movement Prediction to work properly on this cheat, for some reason. Now, I've had a similar issue in the Battlefield 1 cheat and still gave it 5 Stars since everything else was working flawlessly. However, in Battlefield V I encountered many instances where my crosshair would straight up jump to the sky, e.g.: Sometimes, whenever I was Aiming-Down-Sights & then stopped ADSing, my crosshair would straight up jump to the sky. I was able to replicate this issues using Binoculars in the introductory mission of the Campaign. It doesn't happen always, but it happened enough for me to notice. So with that in mind, I couldn't feasible give the cheat 5 Stars due to this small issue on the Aimbot.
Now, let's briefly talk about the ESP. Well, at least let's try to attempt it. I say that because there is genuinely nothing to complain on the ESP. It works absolutely flawlessly, and I haven't had any issues whatsoever. Just like the Battlefield 1 cheat's ESP, this one right here offers exactly the same features, and they all work just as intended.
Additionally, I want to make sure that I'll have a quick mention on the Radar & MISC section of the cheat. First and foremost, the cheat's Menu-Section is wonderfully simple to understand, so that a completely new player would be able to get a proper understanding of every single feature. There is no way that someone might feel overwhelmed by this cheat's features, since all features are absolutely easy to understand and the cheat's menu simply to digest.
Now regarding the RADAR, there is genuinely nothing else I could add onto. It's clear-cut simple to understand and it does its just wonderfully well. Moving on to the MISC section, I stay firm to my opinion that the MISC section should not even exist on this cheat, since it's just one single feature (namely, a custom crosshair with colour-change). In my opinion, there is simply no reason to have the custom-crosshair as a MISC feature, since it could very well be put into the Aimbot section of the cheat.
Security + Support
This time I've decided to put the Security & Support parts together, since there is genuinely not a lot of additional information that I could add. If you've read my Battlefield 1 reivew, then you could definitely assume that I'm sharing similar views in this Battlefield V testimonial as well. The injection of the cheat is pin-point exactly the same as with the Battlefield V cheat, so I didn't have any issues in that regard. Additionally, the cheat itself is - at the time of this testimonial - absolutely safe and undetected (you'd have to use the cheat with caution, obviously), and the Support would've been helpful in any issues if I had gotten any. So with that all being said, nothing to mention here other than: Security & Support are wonderfully perfect.
Conclusion
Before even trying out the Battlefield V cheat, I already assumed that there would be very few (if any) differences to the Battlefield 1 cheat; I was absolutely right on my assumption. As expected, the Aimbot worked fantastically in mid- to longrange encounters, but lacked a bit in consistency on longer ranges. The ESP and all other features worked wonderfully without any issues, and the injection was expectedly simple.
The only genuine issue I had with this cheat was simply the fact that my Crosshair would sometimes randomly jump to the sky. It didn't happen to frequently, but there were enough instances of this issue for me to mention. Other than this issue, the cheat is wonderfully perfect and I'd highly recommend it, especially for such an affordable price. All in all, 4 out of 5 starts. If you need a cheat for Battlefield V, then this one right here should be your go-to cheat, without a single doubt!
Nice, and honest review. Format looks decent. Pictures are very visually appealing. Good job on this one.
Btw I agree to most of your conclusions here as I myself have been using this since quite a while now. All of BF games are very similar to me. Keep it up.
@whitejack said:damn we used the same screenshot format, I did that in my bf4 review, did you actually follow my way of putting them in or was that random? :D
Didn't know that you did it, actually! Just wanted to show the full cheat UI instead of part of it, since I only showed parts in my previous reviews, heh.
I didn't merge the pictures into one, but rather posted the pics separately and then edited the properties of the pictures by rightclicking on each picture. Then same height, same length, and that's it.
If you were to check my testimonial on the phone, you'd see that both pictures are underneath each other instead of next to each other due to the smaller screen. :-)