@Hegaldr said:

I will keep this short and sweet, because I don't have a lot to say despite using the hack for a few weeks now. It's just pretty straightforward.

 

The aimbot, ESP, and radar are all great. I haven't been banned. The aimbot is natural looking, ESP very clean, and the radar readable. And the only two complaints I could think of are the aimbot's bone setting and settings not being saved. The aimbot requires a setting that specifies which bone to aim for. This is pretty standard for aimbots, but what is perplexing is that the bone options are simply numbers instead of the conventional body parts. Now this doesn't seem terrible at first, until one realizes that depending on the character model being aimed at, the head bone number is different, so if one has the aimbot's bone setting set to, "0," it'll shoot the head on clone troopers but shoot I believe the arm of droids. This is obviously quite the inconvenience, especially when heroes are mixed in and can have different bone structures than their comrades. Lastly, settings aren't saved. This isn't a big deal, since there aren't many settings, and one can easily change the settings to one's liking while it first loads, but it's still inconvenient.

Overall, another product I would like to rate, 3.9/5, but I'll gladly round up to 4/5.

@Hegaldr said:

I will keep this short and sweet, because I don't have a lot to say despite using the hack for a few weeks now. It's just pretty straightforward.

 

The aimbot, ESP, and radar are all great. I haven't been banned. The aimbot is natural looking, ESP very clean, and the radar readable. And the only two complaints I could think of are the aimbot's bone setting and settings not being saved. The aimbot requires a setting that specifies which bone to aim for. This is pretty standard for aimbots, but what is perplexing is that the bone options are simply numbers instead of the conventional body parts. Now this doesn't seem terrible at first, until one realizes that depending on the character model being aimed at, the head bone number is different, so if one has the aimbot's bone setting set to, "0," it'll shoot the head on clone troopers but shoot I believe the arm of droids. This is obviously quite the inconvenience, especially when heroes are mixed in and can have different bone structures than their comrades. Lastly, settings aren't saved. This isn't a big deal, since there aren't many settings, and one can easily change the settings to one's liking while it first loads, but it's still inconvenient.

Overall, another product I would like to rate, 3.9/5, but I'll gladly round up to 4/5.

@Hegaldr said:

I will keep this short and sweet, because I don't have a lot to say despite using the hack for a few weeks now. It's just pretty straightforward.

 

The aimbot, ESP, and radar are all great. I haven't been banned. The aimbot is natural looking, ESP very clean, and the radar readable. And the only two complaints I could think of are the aimbot's bone setting and settings not being saved. The aimbot requires a setting that specifies which bone to aim for. This is pretty standard for aimbots, but what is perplexing is that the bone options are simply numbers instead of the conventional body parts. Now this doesn't seem terrible at first, until one realizes that depending on the character model being aimed at, the head bone number is different, so if one has the aimbot's bone setting set to, "0," it'll shoot the head on clone troopers but shoot I believe the arm of droids. This is obviously quite the inconvenience, especially when heroes are mixed in and can have different bone structures than their comrades. Lastly, settings aren't saved. This isn't a big deal, since there aren't many settings, and one can easily change the settings to one's liking while it first loads, but it's still inconvenient.

Overall, another product I would like to rate, 3.9/5, but I'll gladly round up to 4/5.