- The Menu -
- The menu, I feel, is a slight step down from the BF4 menu. (Just personal preference) You have to use Insert to bring up the menu. If you you are like me and have a 60% keyboard, it can be a bit annoying since you have to bring up an on screen keyboard. (Bit of a specific issue that most will not have to deal with, but just a warning, more or less, of the issue)
- You have to use the arrow keys to navigate the menu instead of simply clicking it. It may be more convienent for some, but I prefer using the mouse and Function keys for activation. Just makes the setup process a tad bit quicker.
- The menu itself is nice and tidy, however, the lettering is fairly small so it can be a bit hard to see what something does.
- The Features -
- The features this cheese has to offer is what honestly makes any other issues be forgiven. It is a HUGE improvement from BF4. (Haven't tried BF1 yet)
- The aimbot feels much more reliable. The smoothing is still about the same, can't really complain there. The prediction ON POINT though. It is very accurate at any range (Kinda the whole point, I know...) However, at short distances, specifically with a sniper rifle, it will over shoot the targets. Besides that, using all other weapons and even vehicles, you can count on it to do the job. Also beware when trying to use aimbot on vehicles as infantry. You will aim at the sky or ground sometimes. can be a bit annoying when it happens but thankfully its not always.
- ESP is quite nice as well. Not much has change regarding boxes, skeletons, ect. There is the addition of the Prediction Marker which is a little circle telling you where you should shoot. Super handy to have and it is quite accurate as well. It tends to under shoot at planes sometimes when trying to use anti air measures though.
- Radar is pretty nice if you want to keep things to a minimal and not have TOO much info on screen. I dont mess with it too often but it works as it should.
- Conclusion -
- The features it offers, and the upgrades they have recieved from previous titles, is what makes me give it a 5 star rating. Debated on 4 stars for a bit, but my personal preference doesnt affect the actual quality of the program.
- I have not experienced any crashes, even when trying to find weird combos of activated features to try to crash it. Its a tough cookie to crack.
- The price (along with everything on this site) is well worth it to go ahead and get the year subscription. Best bang for your buck!
-p.s. If I messed up any info or maybe missed a feature, be sure to let me know. Im still experimenting with it. Thanks!
@ImKindaWeird said:- The Menu -
- The menu, I feel, is a slight step down from the BF4 menu. (Just personal preference) You have to use Insert to bring up the menu. If you you are like me and have a 60% keyboard, it can be a bit annoying since you have to bring up an on screen keyboard. (Bit of a specific issue that most will not have to deal with, but just a warning, more or less, of the issue)
- You have to use the arrow keys to navigate the menu instead of simply clicking it. It may be more convienent for some, but I prefer using the mouse and Function keys for activation. Just makes the setup process a tad bit quicker.
- The menu itself is nice and tidy, however, the lettering is fairly small so it can be a bit hard to see what something does.
- The Features -
- The features this cheese has to offer is what honestly makes any other issues be forgiven. It is a HUGE improvement from BF4. (Haven't tried BF1 yet)
- The aimbot feels much more reliable. The smoothing is still about the same, can't really complain there. The prediction ON POINT though. It is very accurate at any range (Kinda the whole point, I know...) However, at short distances, specifically with a sniper rifle, it will over shoot the targets. Besides that, using all other weapons and even vehicles, you can count on it to do the job. Also beware when trying to use aimbot on vehicles as infantry. You will aim at the sky or ground sometimes. can be a bit annoying when it happens but thankfully its not always.
- ESP is quite nice as well. Not much has change regarding boxes, skeletons, ect. There is the addition of the Prediction Marker which is a little circle telling you where you should shoot. Super handy to have and it is quite accurate as well. It tends to under shoot at planes sometimes when trying to use anti air measures though.
- Radar is pretty nice if you want to keep things to a minimal and not have TOO much info on screen. I dont mess with it too often but it works as it should.
- Conclusion -
- The features it offers, and the upgrades they have recieved from previous titles, is what makes me give it a 5 star rating. Debated on 4 stars for a bit, but my personal preference doesnt affect the actual quality of the program.
- I have not experienced any crashes, even when trying to find weird combos of activated features to try to crash it. Its a tough cookie to crack.
- The price (along with everything on this site) is well worth it to go ahead and get the year subscription. Best bang for your buck!
-p.s. If I messed up any info or maybe missed a feature, be sure to let me know. Im still experimenting with it. Thanks!
Thanks for the review!!
I think you have hit the head on the nail about everything.
I have never tried this cheat but it looks and sounds unbelievable, I definetly have to check it out when I start my new job.
I hope you enjoy the other cheats.