@Siggles said:

Hello again PA fam! Back at it again with my third testimonial/review - Battlefront 2 edition. I must say once more, I would appreciate if you checked out my other two in my signature below and dropped a comment with your thoughts. Thanks!

Usability / Functionality - (5/5)
Look, I've been through this one enough as I'm sure the entire PA community has. Inject that sh*t via USB, remove USB when it tells you and launch the game. You'll know this one is injected successfully when the command console disappears, and the UI will pop up in your game.

Menu is clean as always, can't complain. Scroll down to reveal more options in each section. Only complaint I have on this one is I play in 4k, so I wish I could scale the menu sizing a tad more as it's a little small. As always, feature list here - as created by @brawrrrski.

Features - (4/5)
For the most part, it works as you'd expect. Aimbot does what it is supposed to, ESP works great and it's fully customizable as is the norm with PA products. I do have more cons with this cheat than the others though, take them as you will:

- Aimbot is quite sticky when there are multiple targets within the given FOV. To counter this, I would suggest playing on 5 FOV or less and trying to keep a single target in your crosshair before toggling onto the next.

- Aimbot also does not lock onto vehicles. Personally, not a big issue for ground vehicles. They're massive targets, and if you need aimbot for that - lord help you. But it would be especially useful for aircrafts, as they move way too fast for a ground trooper to hit them.

- Aimbot also doesn't seem to work when you are IN vehicles. Not one I personally care about as I absolutely hate the vehicles in the game.

- No option to save your config, so you end up having to redo your settings on boot-up. Kind of a QoL improvement I'd like to have. But it's not a biggie, as the menu has less features than say, CSGO Multihack, which would be a pain to swift through.

Security - (5/5)
Last detection was literally never. Status page here. As I know it, Battlefront 2 anti-cheat is based on analytics meaning the system tags you once your stats start to look too suspicious. We're talking above 90% head accuracy, almost no shots missed, killing multiple players in WAY too quick succession. Sort of falls down to the player to not get caught. Now that I say it, so does all the other PA cheats.

Support - (5/5)
Forum is your Bible for this.

Conclusion - (5/5)
Despite the few nuances, I'd give this cheat a 9/10. The cons all have a workaround and none of them are cheat-breaking.

Thanks for the read.

- Siggles

@Siggles said:

Hello again PA fam! Back at it again with my third testimonial/review - Battlefront 2 edition. I must say once more, I would appreciate if you checked out my other two in my signature below and dropped a comment with your thoughts. Thanks!

Usability / Functionality - (5/5)
Look, I've been through this one enough as I'm sure the entire PA community has. Inject that sh*t via USB, remove USB when it tells you and launch the game. You'll know this one is injected successfully when the command console disappears, and the UI will pop up in your game.

Menu is clean as always, can't complain. Scroll down to reveal more options in each section. Only complaint I have on this one is I play in 4k, so I wish I could scale the menu sizing a tad more as it's a little small. As always, feature list here - as created by @brawrrrski.

Features - (4/5)
For the most part, it works as you'd expect. Aimbot does what it is supposed to, ESP works great and it's fully customizable as is the norm with PA products. I do have more cons with this cheat than the others though, take them as you will:

- Aimbot is quite sticky when there are multiple targets within the given FOV. To counter this, I would suggest playing on 5 FOV or less and trying to keep a single target in your crosshair before toggling onto the next.

- Aimbot also does not lock onto vehicles. Personally, not a big issue for ground vehicles. They're massive targets, and if you need aimbot for that - lord help you. But it would be especially useful for aircrafts, as they move way too fast for a ground trooper to hit them.

- Aimbot also doesn't seem to work when you are IN vehicles. Not one I personally care about as I absolutely hate the vehicles in the game.

- No option to save your config, so you end up having to redo your settings on boot-up. Kind of a QoL improvement I'd like to have. But it's not a biggie, as the menu has less features than say, CSGO Multihack, which would be a pain to swift through.

Security - (5/5)
Last detection was literally never. Status page here. As I know it, Battlefront 2 anti-cheat is based on analytics meaning the system tags you once your stats start to look too suspicious. We're talking above 90% head accuracy, almost no shots missed, killing multiple players in WAY too quick succession. Sort of falls down to the player to not get caught. Now that I say it, so does all the other PA cheats.

Support - (5/5)
Forum is your Bible for this.

Conclusion - (5/5)
Despite the few nuances, I'd give this cheat a 9/10. The cons all have a workaround and none of them are cheat-breaking.

Thanks for the read.

- Siggles

@Minzent said:

@Siggles said:

Hello again PA fam! Back at it again with my third testimonial/review - Battlefront 2 edition. I must say once more, I would appreciate if you checked out my other two in my signature below and dropped a comment with your thoughts. Thanks!

Usability / Functionality - (5/5)
Look, I've been through this one enough as I'm sure the entire PA community has. Inject that sh*t via USB, remove USB when it tells you and launch the game. You'll know this one is injected successfully when the command console disappears, and the UI will pop up in your game.

Menu is clean as always, can't complain. Scroll down to reveal more options in each section. Only complaint I have on this one is I play in 4k, so I wish I could scale the menu sizing a tad more as it's a little small. As always, feature list here - as created by @brawrrrski.

Features - (4/5)
For the most part, it works as you'd expect. Aimbot does what it is supposed to, ESP works great and it's fully customizable as is the norm with PA products. I do have more cons with this cheat than the others though, take them as you will:

- Aimbot is quite sticky when there are multiple targets within the given FOV. To counter this, I would suggest playing on 5 FOV or less and trying to keep a single target in your crosshair before toggling onto the next.

- Aimbot also does not lock onto vehicles. Personally, not a big issue for ground vehicles. They're massive targets, and if you need aimbot for that - lord help you. But it would be especially useful for aircrafts, as they move way too fast for a ground trooper to hit them.

- Aimbot also doesn't seem to work when you are IN vehicles. Not one I personally care about as I absolutely hate the vehicles in the game.

- No option to save your config, so you end up having to redo your settings on boot-up. Kind of a QoL improvement I'd like to have. But it's not a biggie, as the menu has less features than say, CSGO Multihack, which would be a pain to swift through.

Security - (5/5)
Last detection was literally never. Status page here. As I know it, Battlefront 2 anti-cheat is based on analytics meaning the system tags you once your stats start to look too suspicious. We're talking above 90% head accuracy, almost no shots missed, killing multiple players in WAY too quick succession. Sort of falls down to the player to not get caught. Now that I say it, so does all the other PA cheats.

Support - (5/5)
Forum is your Bible for this.

Conclusion - (5/5)
Despite the few nuances, I'd give this cheat a 9/10. The cons all have a workaround and none of them are cheat-breaking.

Thanks for the read.

- Siggles

Man's playing 4k. Running triple 3080?

Anyway, great review. Very well made clarification of the pros and cons. Very sad to hear that you have to redo the config at every startup. With the Mordhau cheat, they saved as far as I remember. There was no config option, but the settings still saved themselves for the next boot.

Keep up this style of reviewing for your next testimonials! :)

@Siggles said:

@Minzent said:

@Siggles said:

Hello again PA fam! Back at it again with my third testimonial/review - Battlefront 2 edition. I must say once more, I would appreciate if you checked out my other two in my signature below and dropped a comment with your thoughts. Thanks!

Usability / Functionality - (5/5)
Look, I've been through this one enough as I'm sure the entire PA community has. Inject that sh*t via USB, remove USB when it tells you and launch the game. You'll know this one is injected successfully when the command console disappears, and the UI will pop up in your game.

Menu is clean as always, can't complain. Scroll down to reveal more options in each section. Only complaint I have on this one is I play in 4k, so I wish I could scale the menu sizing a tad more as it's a little small. As always, feature list here - as created by @brawrrrski.

Features - (4/5)
For the most part, it works as you'd expect. Aimbot does what it is supposed to, ESP works great and it's fully customizable as is the norm with PA products. I do have more cons with this cheat than the others though, take them as you will:

- Aimbot is quite sticky when there are multiple targets within the given FOV. To counter this, I would suggest playing on 5 FOV or less and trying to keep a single target in your crosshair before toggling onto the next.

- Aimbot also does not lock onto vehicles. Personally, not a big issue for ground vehicles. They're massive targets, and if you need aimbot for that - lord help you. But it would be especially useful for aircrafts, as they move way too fast for a ground trooper to hit them.

- Aimbot also doesn't seem to work when you are IN vehicles. Not one I personally care about as I absolutely hate the vehicles in the game.

- No option to save your config, so you end up having to redo your settings on boot-up. Kind of a QoL improvement I'd like to have. But it's not a biggie, as the menu has less features than say, CSGO Multihack, which would be a pain to swift through.

Security - (5/5)
Last detection was literally never. Status page here. As I know it, Battlefront 2 anti-cheat is based on analytics meaning the system tags you once your stats start to look too suspicious. We're talking above 90% head accuracy, almost no shots missed, killing multiple players in WAY too quick succession. Sort of falls down to the player to not get caught. Now that I say it, so does all the other PA cheats.

Support - (5/5)
Forum is your Bible for this.

Conclusion - (5/5)
Despite the few nuances, I'd give this cheat a 9/10. The cons all have a workaround and none of them are cheat-breaking.

Thanks for the read.

- Siggles

Man's playing 4k. Running triple 3080?

Anyway, great review. Very well made clarification of the pros and cons. Very sad to hear that you have to redo the config at every startup. With the Mordhau cheat, they saved as far as I remember. There was no config option, but the settings still saved themselves for the next boot.

Keep up this style of reviewing for your next testimonials! :)

Yep 4k - but a single 3080 is enough for 4k gaming, believe it or not. The cards are so good! Defo recommend it when Nvidia sort out their supplies.

Thanks for the feedback, Minzent (:

@Siggles said:

Hello again PA fam! Back at it again with my third testimonial/review - Battlefront 2 edition. I must say once more, I would appreciate if you checked out my other two in my signature below and dropped a comment with your thoughts. Thanks!

Usability / Functionality - (5/5)
Look, I've been through this one enough as I'm sure the entire PA community has. Inject that sh*t via USB, remove USB when it tells you and launch the game. You'll know this one is injected successfully when the command console disappears, and the UI will pop up in your game.

Menu is clean as always, can't complain. Scroll down to reveal more options in each section. Only complaint I have on this one is I play in 4k, so I wish I could scale the menu sizing a tad more as it's a little small. As always, feature list here - as created by @brawrrrski.

Features - (4/5)
For the most part, it works as you'd expect. Aimbot does what it is supposed to, ESP works great and it's fully customizable as is the norm with PA products. I do have more cons with this cheat than the others though, take them as you will:

- Aimbot is quite sticky when there are multiple targets within the given FOV. To counter this, I would suggest playing on 5 FOV or less and trying to keep a single target in your crosshair before toggling onto the next.

- Aimbot also does not lock onto vehicles. Personally, not a big issue for ground vehicles. They're massive targets, and if you need aimbot for that - lord help you. But it would be especially useful for aircrafts, as they move way too fast for a ground trooper to hit them.

- Aimbot also doesn't seem to work when you are IN vehicles. Not one I personally care about as I absolutely hate the vehicles in the game.

- No option to save your config, so you end up having to redo your settings on boot-up. Kind of a QoL improvement I'd like to have. But it's not a biggie, as the menu has less features than say, CSGO Multihack, which would be a pain to swift through.

Security - (5/5)
Last detection was literally never. Status page here. As I know it, Battlefront 2 anti-cheat is based on analytics meaning the system tags you once your stats start to look too suspicious. We're talking above 90% head accuracy, almost no shots missed, killing multiple players in WAY too quick succession. Sort of falls down to the player to not get caught. Now that I say it, so does all the other PA cheats.

Support - (5/5)
Forum is your Bible for this.

Conclusion - (5/5)
Despite the few nuances, I'd give this cheat a 9/10. The cons all have a workaround and none of them are cheat-breaking.

Thanks for the read.

- Siggles