I will preface this review by saying I have hundreds of legit hours in Chivalry and MORDHAU, and that I have used another hack for this game recently, and while I won't name it, as I don't want to be accused of advertising as it also comes from a particularly large community, I will abbreviate it for those of you who may already know of it and for the sake of comparsion. Comparison I believe is important, as not only does it show what can be done or might be expected, it can reveal how things might be better. The abbreviation will be WH.
I will start with the good before getting into the bad. This hack has perhaps three very note worthy features: its aimbot, ESP, and value.
The aimbot for this hack is incredibly surprising, while it's not perfect, it's as good as an aimbot can get in a projectile based system. As far as I can tell, type of weapon, velocities of all entities involved, and gravity are all accounted for. Not to mention the amazing smoothing and legit feeling to the aiming. All this accumulates in a fantastic aimbot package. This of course was a shock to someone coming from the WH hack for Mordhau, as its aimbot was completely messed up: terrible smoothing and little to none projectile calculations. Simply put, the WH aimbot couldn't hit the broadside of a barn inside the barn.
The ESP is the second item of good note. The ESP is crisp and clear while not being too intrusive or distracting, and I greatly appreciate the hide occlusion feature; as someone who has a hard time spotting enemies, I greatly appreciate this option. Sometimes I don't want to know things I shouldn't if I were completely legit, and sometimes I just need help spotting people as my vision isn't great. WH on the other hand has distracting and cumbersome ESP with no option to hide hidden entities.
Lastly, the value. For the price asked, a lot is given. I doubt one could find a cheaper hack out there that gives the same or more.
Now, on to the less than great... The hack has a few noticeable shortcomings. The most pertinent I would say is the lack of horde support, autoblock configuration and imperfection, and low MMR ceiling.
No horde support seems to me the most confusing lack. Using the aimbot in horde seemed to me like it would be incredibly fun, considering the bots in horde move in most predictable straight forward ways and using ranged weapons is the premier method of beating horde. Unfortunately, my expectations were crushed when I joined a fresh horde match, bought a dagger, and was surprised to find that autoblock didn't work on horde bots. This seems to me a major shortcoming, especially since horde mode is very popular for grinding gold and xp, and fighting in melee against horde bots in the main/only way to start out. The WH hack works just fine with horde bots, so that experience really reinforced my expectations. I have a hard time imagining why this is the case, but I think there may be two reasons why: the hack uses some sort of method of detection that excludes horde bots or doing so would cause some sort of optimization issue. Either way, I guess I'd rather not overwhelm the developers with coming up with a new system, and I'd rather have more FPS or faster reactions from the hack I suppose.
Second but perhaps the most important is the autoblock. I am accustomed, due to using WH, to a variety of configurations for autoblock such as radius of detection, delay, and padding of weapon block trigger areas, so I was surprised to see that the autoblocker for this hack didn't have these configurations, which could be fine if the autoblocker was perfect, which of course it is not. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying I expect perfection, I'm simply saying perfection isn't practically possible. Moving on, in a way I appreciate not having to tune the autoblocker's settings, but on the other, the fect that it's not perfect makes me feel as if I could make it better via configuration even if just slightly: however unlikely or hard doing so might be. Unfortunately, the autoblock suffers from being some what inconsistent for most attacks and consistently bad for kicks. Weapons with the ability to be dragged hard or with particuarly slender and long hitboxes such as spears all cause issues for the autoblocker. KIcks are probably the weakest point for this autoblocker, it seems to me that somewhere in the ball park of only 1/5 kicks are successfully negated. Even worse, often times the autoblock will trigger a counter kick when it's not needed, often turning an opportunity to attack an opponent that's stuck kicking air into an embarrassing mutual kicking filled pause. Anything other than straightforward slashes carried out by a novice player using an arming sword has a not insignificant chance of not being blocked.
MMR ceiling is fairly important I'm sure to those who wish to use this to boost their score. I will only type about 1v1 ranked duels. Before using WH's hack, I was 1200ish MMR, after I was 1400ish MMR, but now after using this hack I've sunken down to 1300ish MMR. It seems to have stabilized, and it's clear I play better with it then without, but it seems to me a less effective tool. It is my strong belief that this stems from the autoblock with kick blocking being a major contributor. I think most revealing is the fact that I went from getting GFs, GGs, and other pleasantries to, "You really shouldn't be gold," in the matter of a day. I would like to stress that such comments never came from an origin of malice but genuine concern and honesty. I found it quite funny at the time.
One last thought before closing up this long bloviating review. I often find myself wondering if it would be possible or at least worth while making a hack with more advanced features such as auto chambering. Maybe a solution to the autoblocking deficiencies is some how chambering? Wishful thinking. I will add here, thanks for letting me use this hack!
The hack is a god send for archers and a good tool in general. Is it perfect? No. But will it help? Yes. If I could I would give this a 3.5/5, but lacking that option, I will round up.