FalloutPunkBb
03-23-2025, 11:40 PM
Seeing there's no recent and plain reviews, thought I'd give mine, since I was skeptical at the start with what all comes packaged, and if it would even work along the latest updates (currently on the ghoul update as of post)
For starters, getting it up and running in the first place isn't really just plug and play. Had to disable a fair amount of security and give it access to entire CPU core threads, which is very on-edge of terms with what you're giving it access to inside your computer
On one hand, it makes sense. Creating it's self a back door as to bypass detections and the like. And it uses it's own separate drivers to control and read the game, required for the aim bot and entity location. All makes sense, good, works.
Once you get the injector hub up and running, a question I had pop up was when you inject, you can watch the progress of it, but it ends with "game closed" and so I didn't know what that fully meant, if it was working or not.
What happens is it injects into the game, then no longer has to be ran through the injector. Had problems finding out what button was to open the menu, as some sources I came across was "Del" and it wasn't it.
The menu button was actually "F2" to toggle it. All fine, just no instructions on it, just a bit of playing with it until you understand it.
A persistent issue I've found (atleast on my computer) with it is you need to be loaded into a server for the injection to not crash the game. Nothing wrong with that, just inconvenient in the slightest.
Also when trying to change the colors of the menu, it will commonly break; first all words will disappear, leaving empty boxes, before the menu as a whole will crash, and be unable to open it again, but all active mods will continue running without the menu.
As for overall mods;
1. aimbot/target snap works in full, only snaps onto targets that are in direct line of sight, which is nice. And does indeed target into head/torso perfectly square. Use it to your advantage to have it snap on your target's head and practically remove recoil and sway.
1a) target distance seems to be about halved the distance number you set it to, no big deal
1b) the FOV slider relates to a cone/circular shape around the center crosshair, and snaps when your set radius detects the target's head dot/center torso, and zeroes in on it
1c) using the "Smooth" slider means how much of a snap/smooth follow of the target. The lower the number, the more instantly you're snapped on, while a higher number will allow you to break off the target's lock (it can and will keep you targeted on a single energy until it's dead or you break line of sight)
1d) if you play with controller, you will not be able to make use of the "auto shoot" function, whereas mouse and keyboard you are able to. My guess is because it's coded to send the "fire button" input when it snaps onto target, but can only give the mouse input, and not a controller trigger input
2. Teleport is more just dislocation. Shoots you forward on whatever Y-axis you're currently on, and has zero regard for walls, barriers, and the ground (hills/slopes)
2a) using a realistic light tap of the "teleport" key will shoot your forward a minimum of about 5 meters, and you can fly a maximum of about 3-5 seconds before the server rubberbands you to before you hit it. If you land before then, you'll be fine, even out of bounds, on top of technical roof collision boxes.
3. ESPs; quite a simple "check random boxes to see what they do. Tracking players and enemies are as standard as typical aimbots, nothing much special there.
3a) when you have enemies/NPCs (anything hostile and mutated / human targets, both friendly and enemy) the only toggles that dont work or have much use is the health bar and health "number only" (doesn't charge or reflect percentage) and full body/skeleton esp.
3b) using the items especially, which is only a floating visible base item name that's centered over the item's center. Good to use to find loose dropped enemy loot, but only have the range set to about a maximum of 75 for a good balance between indoors and outdoors, as it will lag/crash with high range
3c) trying to use the "Radar" doesn't make much sense, haven't figured that one out yet. The box shows up, and there's dots that do show up, but only on the walls of the radar box, and don't send to align with anything from my testing
4. No Recoil / No Spread both don't work. Luckily you can get a pseudo no-recoil by using the aimbot which works well enough for a replacement, but has it's cons as well
4a) my settings are 15 fov and 2 smooth. What that in turn does is prevents me from locking into heads unless I'm looking at about the direct head dot, and the smoothing let's me break away from the target if there's a more immediate danger, and therefore balances it out slightly more.
4b) having settings low and balanced makes it easy and tolerable to use with controller, since you need to have it always active, as you can't map a toggle to the controller (as there's no built-in controller mapping recognition, which makes sense and is fair(
As far as the main points go, Aimbot, Teleport/Dislocation, enemy/player/item esp, all work fine, just need to play around with the settings to find what limits you can have for your PC and game.
No Recoil and no spread, as nice as that would be to run only in my preference, using the aimbot atleast works just as good, as a pseudo "No Recoil" at the very least.
I paid for 1 month to test it, as there were no straight and full answers to what the current state of it was before buying.
So for my review, I would consider this a pretty useful tool. Aimbot is indifferent to VATS, and teleport is on par with the old power armor phase glitch that was around before Microsoft bought Bethesda and fixed it for them.
Would I recommend it? Yeah, i'd buy a lifetime subscription, it's good, useful, and while it can be maliciously used, there's also a balance you can make from it, just for technical slight enhancement and exploration.
Speaking of malicious though, might be the last time I use it, as when I first got it up and running in full, a side effect was I was no longer able to shut down my computer, and it would run high energy, and run the fans hard. But the PC was still considered "off"
Figured "that's fine. Just have to switch off the power supply and its good enough for me."
Had dealt with that issue for the past few weeks, but it wasn't until Windows Defender (which you have to disable to get this hack to work) popped up twice, detailing a Trojan file within the main injector .exe after the last game update and hot fix.
Now, windows defender instantly removes the main .exe on attempted launch, rendering it unsafe and unusable, unless you know what it's doing (my best guess is remote Bitcoin mining, as The drivers it installs and uses are practically remote gateways)
And with it being wiped from my computer, it now shuts down properly, which is how I came to that as the Trojan conclusion.
I would love to use it again, but until that is resolved "or even is undetected, I don't worry much about my data on there as I don't have anything truly important on it) I'm afraid I will not be continuing use, which is disappointing, but the exact reason why I bought 1 month rather than lifetime
TLDR; Works wonderfully, only "No Recoil, "No Spread," Enemy/npc skeleton esp + esp health bars/numbers, and a few item name ESPs sometimes not showing up are it's current issues, disregarding the Trojan found in recent injector update that causes excess physical computer ware and potential damage.
04/04/25 Edit;
So yesterday was the end of my 1 month subscription, so I'm giving final thoughts about it.
Honestly, it is one of the best tools that I've found and tried. It brings a sense of exploration freedom with it's teleport/displacement feature, and the aim bot is useful for doing events alone (Moonshine Jamboree) and for when you want to have a sense of accuracy and reduced recoil outside of cats
I honestly don't believe it's malicious, but I was unfortunate enough to get pwned while using this, as it's requirements did leave me more exposed to attacks. A buddy mentioned something about the hackers could have mined auth keys from my PC, in which this doesn't let your PC shut down (I've tested having it installed with and without memory integration, and only when it's been deleted does it allow for PC shutdown.)
I will actually be discounting full usage. But only because of the attack Im still dealing with, getting accounts recovered, only for my privacy safety to be sure no future attempts can be made. I know though that I will be more than happy to pay for lifetime, but only after I get everything back and fixed, and some time after that.
Overall rating: 9.8. would recommend.
For starters, getting it up and running in the first place isn't really just plug and play. Had to disable a fair amount of security and give it access to entire CPU core threads, which is very on-edge of terms with what you're giving it access to inside your computer
On one hand, it makes sense. Creating it's self a back door as to bypass detections and the like. And it uses it's own separate drivers to control and read the game, required for the aim bot and entity location. All makes sense, good, works.
Once you get the injector hub up and running, a question I had pop up was when you inject, you can watch the progress of it, but it ends with "game closed" and so I didn't know what that fully meant, if it was working or not.
What happens is it injects into the game, then no longer has to be ran through the injector. Had problems finding out what button was to open the menu, as some sources I came across was "Del" and it wasn't it.
The menu button was actually "F2" to toggle it. All fine, just no instructions on it, just a bit of playing with it until you understand it.
A persistent issue I've found (atleast on my computer) with it is you need to be loaded into a server for the injection to not crash the game. Nothing wrong with that, just inconvenient in the slightest.
Also when trying to change the colors of the menu, it will commonly break; first all words will disappear, leaving empty boxes, before the menu as a whole will crash, and be unable to open it again, but all active mods will continue running without the menu.
As for overall mods;
1. aimbot/target snap works in full, only snaps onto targets that are in direct line of sight, which is nice. And does indeed target into head/torso perfectly square. Use it to your advantage to have it snap on your target's head and practically remove recoil and sway.
1a) target distance seems to be about halved the distance number you set it to, no big deal
1b) the FOV slider relates to a cone/circular shape around the center crosshair, and snaps when your set radius detects the target's head dot/center torso, and zeroes in on it
1c) using the "Smooth" slider means how much of a snap/smooth follow of the target. The lower the number, the more instantly you're snapped on, while a higher number will allow you to break off the target's lock (it can and will keep you targeted on a single energy until it's dead or you break line of sight)
1d) if you play with controller, you will not be able to make use of the "auto shoot" function, whereas mouse and keyboard you are able to. My guess is because it's coded to send the "fire button" input when it snaps onto target, but can only give the mouse input, and not a controller trigger input
2. Teleport is more just dislocation. Shoots you forward on whatever Y-axis you're currently on, and has zero regard for walls, barriers, and the ground (hills/slopes)
2a) using a realistic light tap of the "teleport" key will shoot your forward a minimum of about 5 meters, and you can fly a maximum of about 3-5 seconds before the server rubberbands you to before you hit it. If you land before then, you'll be fine, even out of bounds, on top of technical roof collision boxes.
3. ESPs; quite a simple "check random boxes to see what they do. Tracking players and enemies are as standard as typical aimbots, nothing much special there.
3a) when you have enemies/NPCs (anything hostile and mutated / human targets, both friendly and enemy) the only toggles that dont work or have much use is the health bar and health "number only" (doesn't charge or reflect percentage) and full body/skeleton esp.
3b) using the items especially, which is only a floating visible base item name that's centered over the item's center. Good to use to find loose dropped enemy loot, but only have the range set to about a maximum of 75 for a good balance between indoors and outdoors, as it will lag/crash with high range
3c) trying to use the "Radar" doesn't make much sense, haven't figured that one out yet. The box shows up, and there's dots that do show up, but only on the walls of the radar box, and don't send to align with anything from my testing
4. No Recoil / No Spread both don't work. Luckily you can get a pseudo no-recoil by using the aimbot which works well enough for a replacement, but has it's cons as well
4a) my settings are 15 fov and 2 smooth. What that in turn does is prevents me from locking into heads unless I'm looking at about the direct head dot, and the smoothing let's me break away from the target if there's a more immediate danger, and therefore balances it out slightly more.
4b) having settings low and balanced makes it easy and tolerable to use with controller, since you need to have it always active, as you can't map a toggle to the controller (as there's no built-in controller mapping recognition, which makes sense and is fair(
As far as the main points go, Aimbot, Teleport/Dislocation, enemy/player/item esp, all work fine, just need to play around with the settings to find what limits you can have for your PC and game.
No Recoil and no spread, as nice as that would be to run only in my preference, using the aimbot atleast works just as good, as a pseudo "No Recoil" at the very least.
I paid for 1 month to test it, as there were no straight and full answers to what the current state of it was before buying.
So for my review, I would consider this a pretty useful tool. Aimbot is indifferent to VATS, and teleport is on par with the old power armor phase glitch that was around before Microsoft bought Bethesda and fixed it for them.
Would I recommend it? Yeah, i'd buy a lifetime subscription, it's good, useful, and while it can be maliciously used, there's also a balance you can make from it, just for technical slight enhancement and exploration.
Speaking of malicious though, might be the last time I use it, as when I first got it up and running in full, a side effect was I was no longer able to shut down my computer, and it would run high energy, and run the fans hard. But the PC was still considered "off"
Figured "that's fine. Just have to switch off the power supply and its good enough for me."
Had dealt with that issue for the past few weeks, but it wasn't until Windows Defender (which you have to disable to get this hack to work) popped up twice, detailing a Trojan file within the main injector .exe after the last game update and hot fix.
Now, windows defender instantly removes the main .exe on attempted launch, rendering it unsafe and unusable, unless you know what it's doing (my best guess is remote Bitcoin mining, as The drivers it installs and uses are practically remote gateways)
And with it being wiped from my computer, it now shuts down properly, which is how I came to that as the Trojan conclusion.
I would love to use it again, but until that is resolved "or even is undetected, I don't worry much about my data on there as I don't have anything truly important on it) I'm afraid I will not be continuing use, which is disappointing, but the exact reason why I bought 1 month rather than lifetime
TLDR; Works wonderfully, only "No Recoil, "No Spread," Enemy/npc skeleton esp + esp health bars/numbers, and a few item name ESPs sometimes not showing up are it's current issues, disregarding the Trojan found in recent injector update that causes excess physical computer ware and potential damage.
04/04/25 Edit;
So yesterday was the end of my 1 month subscription, so I'm giving final thoughts about it.
Honestly, it is one of the best tools that I've found and tried. It brings a sense of exploration freedom with it's teleport/displacement feature, and the aim bot is useful for doing events alone (Moonshine Jamboree) and for when you want to have a sense of accuracy and reduced recoil outside of cats
I honestly don't believe it's malicious, but I was unfortunate enough to get pwned while using this, as it's requirements did leave me more exposed to attacks. A buddy mentioned something about the hackers could have mined auth keys from my PC, in which this doesn't let your PC shut down (I've tested having it installed with and without memory integration, and only when it's been deleted does it allow for PC shutdown.)
I will actually be discounting full usage. But only because of the attack Im still dealing with, getting accounts recovered, only for my privacy safety to be sure no future attempts can be made. I know though that I will be more than happy to pay for lifetime, but only after I get everything back and fixed, and some time after that.
Overall rating: 9.8. would recommend.