Mikko_blu
July 9th, 2013, 03:05 PM
I've been playing Planetside 2 for a while now, about 2 months. After trying to play without using any cheats, i found it quite difficult. Not because i was bad at aiming, i was just always at the wrong place at the wrong time. It didn't help that you die quite quickly in the game either. I started using cheats from a different website- and i loved it. However, it was not very good. The visibility checks didn't work (This is what tells you when someone is behind a wall or not), which meant that the aimbot would lock on to people that were many walls away from me, making it obvious i was not playing legitimately, and also causing me to die quite a bit. The ESP also didn't correctly show vehicles, and persistently displayed allies, making the screen quite cluttered. It was also rarely updated, and when i look back, a slight rip off.
I found x22 while looking for alternatives, and i was not let down. The aimbot functions flawlessly, the ESP is very slick, and the other misc features left me amazed at how spoiled i thought i was at the previous aimbot. x22 did a very nice job while making it, and I've have yet to be playing and be disappointed at it.
One feature i was particularly pleased about was the leading on the Sniper Rifle. It's very very accurate, and doesn't require any adjustments. It's a very nice tool to use to shoot moving objects. You can also set the bone aim to "Head" to always target the head, making bolt-action rifles somewhat worthwhile.
No-Spread and No-Recoil are very useful, especially for close quarters combat. If you use it in combination with a SMG, you can get a very high amount of kills with it. I recently just got my Auraxium medal on my SMG with it, however it is very nice with any weapon. Just make sure not to be too obvious, because people notice if the tracers aren't moving from the same spot.
However, there are some features that don't work.
Teleporting doesn't work, unfortuantley. Hopefully x22 updates it.
The ESP for vehicles is a little ostentatious. The "Name" has to be enabled for it to tell you what type of vehicle it is, however this turns on player names for infantry. Turning on class ESP for infantry, adds only "Vehicle" for the class on the vehicle ESP.
On occasion, very rarely, the ESP will tell me a enemy is visible when they are not, however this is rare.
the ESP boxes that outline players sometimes go very thin or very wide randomly. This is also a rare event.
The warning system, a feature that tells you if someone is aiming at you is unfortunately not working.
The game is prone to crashes when flying and changing seats in a vehicle. However it only crashes on the second seat change. So if you change from driver to gunner, you only have to exit the vehicle and get back in to avoid a crash.
Anything that has a cooldown bar [engineer repair gun, turrets, etc] will not cool down while no-spread is active. You'll have to resupply or exit the gun to cool them down.
In conclusion, these bugs aren't usually part of the main aimbot anyways, and only present very minor inconveniences. I've never had a issue before, since i only use the aimbot with no-spread/ no-recoil, and some other stuff.
It's a very solid aimbot, and i would argue it's one of the best. 8 out of 10 from me.
A word of advice though: Even though Planetside 2 didn't opt for an Anti-Cheat, they did opt for many 24/7 Game Moderators. Be very careful and attempt to appear natural if you don't want to get banned- that means sometimes faking like they actually could have killed you! The GM's are very active, and are always looking at reports. I think they are sometimes invisible too.
As always, if you have any further questions, you can ask them here (http://shop.x22cheats.com/forumdisplay.php?4-Pre-Sale-Questions-amp-Payment-Information) before you buy.
I found x22 while looking for alternatives, and i was not let down. The aimbot functions flawlessly, the ESP is very slick, and the other misc features left me amazed at how spoiled i thought i was at the previous aimbot. x22 did a very nice job while making it, and I've have yet to be playing and be disappointed at it.
One feature i was particularly pleased about was the leading on the Sniper Rifle. It's very very accurate, and doesn't require any adjustments. It's a very nice tool to use to shoot moving objects. You can also set the bone aim to "Head" to always target the head, making bolt-action rifles somewhat worthwhile.
No-Spread and No-Recoil are very useful, especially for close quarters combat. If you use it in combination with a SMG, you can get a very high amount of kills with it. I recently just got my Auraxium medal on my SMG with it, however it is very nice with any weapon. Just make sure not to be too obvious, because people notice if the tracers aren't moving from the same spot.
However, there are some features that don't work.
Teleporting doesn't work, unfortuantley. Hopefully x22 updates it.
The ESP for vehicles is a little ostentatious. The "Name" has to be enabled for it to tell you what type of vehicle it is, however this turns on player names for infantry. Turning on class ESP for infantry, adds only "Vehicle" for the class on the vehicle ESP.
On occasion, very rarely, the ESP will tell me a enemy is visible when they are not, however this is rare.
the ESP boxes that outline players sometimes go very thin or very wide randomly. This is also a rare event.
The warning system, a feature that tells you if someone is aiming at you is unfortunately not working.
The game is prone to crashes when flying and changing seats in a vehicle. However it only crashes on the second seat change. So if you change from driver to gunner, you only have to exit the vehicle and get back in to avoid a crash.
Anything that has a cooldown bar [engineer repair gun, turrets, etc] will not cool down while no-spread is active. You'll have to resupply or exit the gun to cool them down.
In conclusion, these bugs aren't usually part of the main aimbot anyways, and only present very minor inconveniences. I've never had a issue before, since i only use the aimbot with no-spread/ no-recoil, and some other stuff.
It's a very solid aimbot, and i would argue it's one of the best. 8 out of 10 from me.
A word of advice though: Even though Planetside 2 didn't opt for an Anti-Cheat, they did opt for many 24/7 Game Moderators. Be very careful and attempt to appear natural if you don't want to get banned- that means sometimes faking like they actually could have killed you! The GM's are very active, and are always looking at reports. I think they are sometimes invisible too.
As always, if you have any further questions, you can ask them here (http://shop.x22cheats.com/forumdisplay.php?4-Pre-Sale-Questions-amp-Payment-Information) before you buy.