Hey all. Bought this today after doing a lot of digging and reading a lot of reviews. Here is mine after playing about 2 hours of Survival.
Installation
Once I purchaed the subscription, I went to the download page and started the process. The step-by-step instructions provided on the download page are well written and easy to follow. Follow them step-by-step and you will not have any issues. (Or at least I did not)
Set-up
The setup is pretty seamless. The setup instructions are found pretty easily on the download page as well and can be tl;dr'ed as "Plug in USB; run Cheat; Un-plug USB when instructed; Start Destiny 2".
Usability / Functionality
Features (Note - This is for the usage with a controller* in Survival)
Note that I zoned into the EDZ to figure out how this works, and used it to play around with the various settings before I went to an actual test. I highly recommend doing that first. The settings are all the same (for the aimbots), so it is a good way to figure out how you want the settings to be. I spent about 30 minutes in the EDZ changing things around to find settings that worked best for me and my play style.
Player/NPC Aimbot - I used this in Freelance Survival. It worked well. One issue is when there are a bunch of enemies in the Aimbot FOV, I have not yet found a way to force it to switch to another enemy beyond the first one it locks onto.
ESP - This is, by far, the best part of this cheat. Simply having this (and the AimBot) increases your ability to dominate, even with everything else shut off. Of course, you still need to have the ability to press the trigger when you are supposed to or the positioning you need. However, like I said, it gives those of us with mid-40s reflexes the ability to be sorta competitive.
Expanded Radar - This is useful to have a better idea of how far away people are. If you know the maps well (caveat, I do not), it will let you play better with positioning and tactics.
FOV - I played around with this. It seems to work pretty good. If you have it too large, trying to lock on one person coming around a corner on you might result in you locking onto someone else and missing your shot.
Usability / Functionality
This is really, really easy to use. The most confusing part is understanding just how the various number settings work. Unfortunately, this is not something that can be explained by text, or even with a video. Depending on your playstyle, you may want a longer or shorter FOV, a wider or more narrow FOV. You really need to play in actual combat to figure out. As I mentioned above, I would recommend PvE combat first to get familiar with the settings in a way that won't get people reporting you. Once that is done and you are comfortable with the settings, move to PvP.
Toggling it on and off is also dead-simple.
Features
I used PvE Aimbot and ESP in a couple of hours of Survival. I went from a K/D ratio of somewhere just south of 1 to a K/D ratio of somewhere around 3 or 4. I was not a force of nature wiping everything out. I am still not the greatest with positioning or tactics, and I have no desire to do god mode or anything else that would lead to me being banned.
Security
Haven't been banned yet, so can't say anything either way.
Support
Haven't needed, so can't comment.
Conclusion
Worth the money, if only to complete any PvP triumphs you want to get done.
* Controller support can be found here, as provided by @Fred.
@BuhWhup said:Hey all. Bought this today after doing a lot of digging and reading a lot of reviews. Here is mine after playing about 2 hours of Survival.
Installation
Once I purchaed the subscription, I went to the download page and started the process. The step-by-step instructions provided on the download page are well written and easy to follow. Follow them step-by-step and you will not have any issues. (Or at least I did not)Set-up
The setup is pretty seamless. The setup instructions are found pretty easily on the download page as well and can be tl;dr'ed as "Plug in USB; run Cheat; Un-plug USB when instructed; Start Destiny 2".Usability / Functionality
Features (Note - This is for the usage with a controller* in Survival)
Note that I zoned into the EDZ to figure out how this works, and used it to play around with the various settings before I went to an actual test. I highly recommend doing that first. The settings are all the same (for the aimbots), so it is a good way to figure out how you want the settings to be. I spent about 30 minutes in the EDZ changing things around to find settings that worked best for me and my play style.
Player/NPC Aimbot - I used this in Freelance Survival. It worked well. One issue is when there are a bunch of enemies in the Aimbot FOV, I have not yet found a way to force it to switch to another enemy beyond the first one it locks onto.
ESP - This is, by far, the best part of this cheat. Simply having this (and the AimBot) increases your ability to dominate, even with everything else shut off. Of course, you still need to have the ability to press the trigger when you are supposed to or the positioning you need. However, like I said, it gives those of us with mid-40s reflexes the ability to be sorta competitive.
Expanded Radar - This is useful to have a better idea of how far away people are. If you know the maps well (caveat, I do not), it will let you play better with positioning and tactics.
FOV - I played around with this. It seems to work pretty good. If you have it too large, trying to lock on one person coming around a corner on you might result in you locking onto someone else and missing your shot.Usability / Functionality
This is really, really easy to use. The most confusing part is understanding just how the various number settings work. Unfortunately, this is not something that can be explained by text, or even with a video. Depending on your playstyle, you may want a longer or shorter FOV, a wider or more narrow FOV. You really need to play in actual combat to figure out. As I mentioned above, I would recommend PvE combat first to get familiar with the settings in a way that won't get people reporting you. Once that is done and you are comfortable with the settings, move to PvP.Toggling it on and off is also dead-simple.
Features
I used PvE Aimbot and ESP in a couple of hours of Survival. I went from a K/D ratio of somewhere just south of 1 to a K/D ratio of somewhere around 3 or 4. I was not a force of nature wiping everything out. I am still not the greatest with positioning or tactics, and I have no desire to do god mode or anything else that would lead to me being banned.Security
Haven't been banned yet, so can't say anything either way.Support
Haven't needed, so can't comment.Conclusion
Worth the money, if only to complete any PvP triumphs you want to get done.* Controller support can be found here, as provided by @Fred.
Damn BuhWhup, you dropped quite a review there. Totally on format here. Full on point.
That installation part is just straight up OP cause I too did not have any issues at all with it. Explained in most simplest way possible.
And controller support is cherry on top of a cake and you covered each and every topic about the cheat and even shared some of your perspective about it. Had a nice read actually.
Keep it up and hope to see more such review from you in the future.