Well, after having reviewed Battlefield 1 & Battlefield V, it's time to have a last look at the last Battlefield cheat offered by PerfectAim. While Battlefield 4 is definitely quite a rather old game, I was expectedly surprised in a good way at how well the cheat functions at most times. Now having said that, I would like to give my boy @Amiri once again another shoutout for providing the game for me, so that I could have a thorough look at the cheat and its functions & features. With all that aside, here is my review on the Battlefield 4 cheat.
Usability / Functionality + Features
After having taken a proper look at the Aimbot in Battlefield 1 & Battlefield V, I assumed that this Aimbot would be essentially similar to those two other games. However, it was actually quite different and there were some upsides & downsides to Battlefield 4's Aimbot. Firstly, this Aimbot is a lot snappier than BF1 & BFV's Aimbots, and it locks onto the enemy targets instantly. As you can see, I used a quite low FOV setting at around 10 and a rather high Smoothness at around 50. Still, the Aimbot snapped right onto every other visible target. It felt like I was not really able to control it due to its snappiness, so I eventually disable the Lock-on-Target feature, but that didn't help much in the grand scheme.
The Aimbot generally felt really consistent to me, and I didn't have any issues hitting targets at most ranges; even longrange encounters were much easier to handle than in Battlefield 1 & Battlefield V. I can definitely say that Battlefield 4's Aimbot is the most consistent out of all 3 BF cheats, but the extra level of snappiness was difficult to handle sometimes, especially when I want to go for legitimate play. Usually, I had to resort to setting my FOV around 5 or lower in order to have a better control on the Aimbot.
Moving on, the ESP worked absolutely flawlessly. I didn't have any issues or problems with the ESP, and every feature worked as intended. Having so many customizability options definitely allowed me to set up the ESP to my very own liking, and it works astonishingly well in tandem with the Visibility-Check on the Aimbot. There is genuinely nothing to complain on the ESP, and I can't stress enough the efficiency in having a great ESP. So with that being said, definitely a huge positive!
Lastly, I want to have a brief mention at the Radar & the MISC features. The Radar itself does everything it should do, and all features do their job as intended. I didn't have any issues, so there's nothing to complain about regarding the Radar. Admittedly, I mostly don't use the Radar, since it clutters up the screen, but it's definitely a great add-on for those who need a proper Radar.
Moving on, I was actually quite surprised at the MISC features. Since the Battlefield 1 & Battlefield V cheats didn't really have any proper MISC features aside from a custom crosshair, I genuinely expected that the Battlefield 4 cheat would be similar in terms of MISC features. However, there are some genuinely great MISC features, which offer absolutely great and useful ways to enhance the cheating experience. Having the option of using No-Recoil & a Spectator-Warning is definitely a blessing when using the cheat. On the one hand, it enhances the Aimbot drastically and on the other hand, you can avoid people suspecting you by using the Spectator-Warning. Unfortunately, these features are only available in this cheat, and not in the BF1 & BF V cheat.
Security
Now, there is not much to say in terms of security other than: the cheat is undetected. Getting banned will always be depending on one's own playstyle, and caution is definitely important. The Aimbot's snappiness makes it a bit hard to use the cheat in a legitimate way, but with a low FOV & the Spectator-Warning setting, it's definitely quite bearable.
Support
Ahh, the Support topic. How I love this one right here. Let's breifly mention the Support once again: I personally didn't need to contact the Support in relation to the Battlefield 4 cheat, so I cannot explicitly share my insight on that. However, since I'm an active member for multiple months now, and since I've contacted the Support on different topics a few times, I can definitely say that I would've been helped out if I needed any help. With that being said, there is nothing to complain about regarding the Support function, since the Staff team always provided solutions to my issues in a timely manner.
Conclusion
All in all, there is genuinely not much to criticize on this cheat. The Aimbot, the ESP, the Radar and all MISC features work as intended. I especially love the fact that we are given great MISC features that definitely are great assets to the cheat, such as Spectator-Warning, No-Recoil, etc. My only small gripe is simply that the Aimbot is quite snappy compared to Battlefield 1 & Battlefield V's cheats, but it's quite bearable with the right configuration. Long story short: It's a great cheat for an extremely affordable price. Those who still want or rather need a Battlefield 4 cheat should definitely pick this one up. Highly recommended!
@SnowRose said:Well, after having reviewed Battlefield 1 & Battlefield V, it's time to have a last look at the last Battlefield cheat offered by PerfectAim. While Battlefield 4 is definitely quite a rather old game, I was expectedly surprised in a good way at how well the cheat functions at most times. Now having said that, I would like to give my boy @Amiri once again another shoutout for providing the game for me, so that I could have a thorough look at the cheat and its functions & features. With all that aside, here is my review on the Battlefield 4 cheat.
Usability / Functionality + Features
After having taken a proper look at the Aimbot in Battlefield 1 & Battlefield V, I assumed that this Aimbot would be essentially similar to those two other games. However, it was actually quite different and there were some upsides & downsides to Battlefield 4's Aimbot. Firstly, this Aimbot is a lot snappier than BF1 & BFV's Aimbots, and it locks onto the enemy targets instantly. As you can see, I used a quite low FOV setting at around 10 and a rather high Smoothness at around 50. Still, the Aimbot snapped right onto every other visible target. It felt like I was not really able to control it due to its snappiness, so I eventually disable the Lock-on-Target feature, but that didn't help much in the grand scheme.
The Aimbot generally felt really consistent to me, and I didn't have any issues hitting targets at most ranges; even longrange encounters were much easier to handle than in Battlefield 1 & Battlefield V. I can definitely say that Battlefield 4's Aimbot is the most consistent out of all 3 BF cheats, but the extra level of snappiness was difficult to handle sometimes, especially when I want to go for legitimate play. Usually, I had to resort to setting my FOV around 5 or lower in order to have a better control on the Aimbot.
Moving on, the ESP worked absolutely flawlessly. I didn't have any issues or problems with the ESP, and every feature worked as intended. Having so many customizability options definitely allowed me to set up the ESP to my very own liking, and it works astonishingly well in tandem with the Visibility-Check on the Aimbot. There is genuinely nothing to complain on the ESP, and I can't stress enough the efficiency in having a great ESP. So with that being said, definitely a huge positive!
Lastly, I want to have a brief mention at the Radar & the MISC features. The Radar itself does everything it should do, and all features do their job as intended. I didn't have any issues, so there's nothing to complain about regarding the Radar. Admittedly, I mostly don't use the Radar, since it clutters up the screen, but it's definitely a great add-on for those who need a proper Radar.
Moving on, I was actually quite surprised at the MISC features. Since the Battlefield 1 & Battlefield V cheats didn't really have any proper MISC features aside from a custom crosshair, I genuinely expected that the Battlefield 4 cheat would be similar in terms of MISC features. However, there are some genuinely great MISC features, which offer absolutely great and useful ways to enhance the cheating experience. Having the option of using No-Recoil & a Spectator-Warning is definitely a blessing when using the cheat. On the one hand, it enhances the Aimbot drastically and on the other hand, you can avoid people suspecting you by using the Spectator-Warning. Unfortunately, these features are only available in this cheat, and not in the BF1 & BF V cheat.
Security
Now, there is not much to say in terms of security other than: the cheat is undetected. Getting banned will always be depending on one's own playstyle, and caution is definitely important. The Aimbot's snappiness makes it a bit hard to use the cheat in a legitimate way, but with a low FOV & the Spectator-Warning setting, it's definitely quite bearable.
Support
Ahh, the Support topic. How I love this one right here. Let's breifly mention the Support once again: I personally didn't need to contact the Support in relation to the Battlefield 4 cheat, so I cannot explicitly share my insight on that. However, since I'm an active member for multiple months now, and since I've contacted the Support on different topics a few times, I can definitely say that I would've been helped out if I needed any help. With that being said, there is nothing to complain about regarding the Support function, since the Staff team always provided solutions to my issues in a timely manner.
Conclusion
All in all, there is genuinely not much to criticize on this cheat. The Aimbot, the ESP, the Radar and all MISC features work as intended. I especially love the fact that we are given great MISC features that definitely are great assets to the cheat, such as Spectator-Warning, No-Recoil, etc. My only small gripe is simply that the Aimbot is quite snappy compared to Battlefield 1 & Battlefield V's cheats, but it's quite bearable with the right configuration. Long story short: It's a great cheat for an extremely affordable price. Those who still want or rather need a Battlefield 4 cheat should definitely pick this one up. Highly recommended!
Very well written review Rose, I really liked how you showed us visuals of your settings so we can get a feel of what looks legit and what doesn't, along with all the features PA offers. Appreciate this a lot because for someone that has played Battlefield a lot in previous years without hacks, this is very tempting to try out especially with how successful and satisfied you were with your purchase. Thanks for your time and effort to inform us on this hack, I might pick it up down the road, Stay Blessed. + rep :D
verry nice rev rose! how can i ever top that without copying lol. anways im surprisedbu felt the aimbot was nicer then bf5 .. i just try'd it "bf4" and well.. first of all i didnt really like the graphics /movement also playstyle all i saw was helicopters flying and not even 1 soldier lol. but the aimbot from 5 felt so much smoother for me tho. +rep for that awsome rev. i might keep mine verry short and strong :)