An aimbot at its core just helps you lock on your aim so that you don’t miss your shots. However, a more sophisticated aimbot can do a whole lot more. Ask yourself this: Do you want the Toyota Corolla of aimbots or the Bentley? I know what I’d pick.

The tiered system of guns in Apex means that there is an element of RNG and luck that might very well leave you ill-equipped to deal with opponents who have had more opportunities to score better loot. With an aimbot, the only thing that really matters is that you get a gun with decent range and damage, the bot will handle the rest.

However, as we have already begun to discuss, learning to use the aimbot sparingly will serve you far better than putting the pedal to the metal just to see how much it can do. Much like a fancy car, you don’t want to get a ticket for speeding. Even in a Bentley, you want to just cruise smoothly rather than get in a wreck because you’ve spiralled out of control.

This isn’t just a metaphor, as the smoothness of your aimbot is the most important configuration to adjust. A high smoothness follows the natural curvature that your hand would take on a mouse rather than just using the machine intelligence solution of reaching the fastest and most efficient solution. Even though it is still a bot at the end of the day, you at least want to make it look as human as possible.

In theory, when using a fully enabled aimbot in Apex legends, all you really need to do is use WASD to move around, and any enemies that cross your path will be handled for you. This is all thanks to the auto-shoot toggle that automates the playing experience for you. This is definitely a cool feature to try out.

In many ways, it’s like buying a self-driving Tesla. You are also free to disable this whenever you want and take the steering into your own hands. With auto-fire disabled, you’ll still have to at least move your reticle over an opponent to get a lock-on.

The FOV, or field of view, on your aimbot also needs to be adjusted when auto-fire is enabled. The wider your FOV, the more you and your bot will be able to see without necessarily pivoting your camera. Essentially this is like having eyes on the sides and even the back of your head when turned to the max. Of course, this can lead to some rather unnatural movement and might be flagged as dubious by anyone spectating you.

There is a feature that allows your aimbot to fire through walls, though this is not possible in Apex Legends, so you’ll definitely want to turn that off in order to put yourself above any suspicion.

An Apex Legends ESP Wall hack will allow you to see through walls even if you can’t shoot through them.

An ESP won’t make you quite as deadly as an aimbot, but it also allows you to be more invested in the game by actually relying on your own witts, with the added benefit of having x-ray vision, of course.

Additionally, and perhaps more importantly, an ESP allows you to find specific items even when they are in closed chests. Knowing where items are is half the battle in a BR game; this advantage, unlike an aimbot, won’t make you feel like it has diminishing returns. Having the best gear, on the contrary, will make you feel like an Apex Champion well before the end of the match.

Our ESPs have a very intuitive User Interface (UI) that you may configure as you wish.

You will be able to see your opponents as either a general square in your periphery, or see their entire outline and even their skeleton if you so choose. Most of these are aesthetic choices more than functional.

For Apex Legends, we recommend turning off the filters for various ammunition types, the most abundant thing you’ll find when looting chests. Doing so will help to eliminate much of the visual clutter and allow you to soak in the natural beauty of the game’s scenery, and more importantly, to focus on more important things like an enemy’s barrel staring you down.

With your all-seeing eye, you will be able to corner camp pretty much

When using ESP with an aimbot you have at hand two parts of the holy trifecta. The only thing missing is the Radar Hack.

The Apex Legends radar hack is superb given the pinging system already part of the game. Because you know exactly where to go to either avoid or close in on an enmy squad, you will probably be designated as the squad’s natural leader. Being able to see enemies at all times on this permanent secondary minimap is the last piece of our puzzle.

While the radar is just a simple four grid search radius all around, having knowledge of player’s locations outside your immediate field of vision is going to come in handy in this constant battle to increase your Apex survival rating.

In terms of settings, you can control how far our the radar will scan for enemies. For Apex, we recommend setting it to a small or medium detection range.

Whatever explanation we offer, the only universal truth is that there will always be cheaters across video games.

It isn’t too hard to imagine some of possible reasons though. Let’s start with an example that doesn’t actually involve overt cheating.

When a development studio releases an unbalanced hero that is far too strong, players will flock to that character, knowing full well that it is unfair. People know it’s not fair, but still have a blast. Why is that?

Perhaps it is a deep seated need to feel better than everyone, to “own them”. Life can often have us feeling down, so we escape into video games. When video games fail to act as a form of catharsis, an emotional purge or a distraction from the mundane, gamers still need to find ways to get their dopamine fix.

Nothing is more rewarding than completely devastating 20 other teams. Some players have never gotten even remotely close to claiming an Apex Champion titleship and are perhaps looking for a helping hand in tasting the sweet ambrosia of the Gods atop Mount Olympus. This is just one possible explanation, but it’s an interesting psychological question.

For some gamers, it may be tied to an implicit desire to achieve superiority. Earning victory, at any cost is an acceptable deal for most of us. The mere effort of learning how to hack a game, reading guides like this and putting your money where your mouth is just shows how dedicated cheaters are. In a twisted way, they are some of the smartest and most hard-working of the bunch.

Because of the investment of time, cheaters feel entitled to win. There isn’t any real consequence beyond losing your account unless you are hardware banned. For a free game like Apex Legends, you can always just sign up with a new account and continue your reign of terror.

If you’ve just fully embraced your inner grief and simply use video games as some kind of emotional outlet, that’s fine too. Maybe you have a vendetta against the developers of the game or its community for whatever reason.

We don’t really need to have a moral explanation, other than cheating is just plain fun. Gamers grew up with cheats codes in single player games, so why not have them in multiplayer too? Maybe you get a thrill out of finding these esoteric and hidden exploit kits that allow you to exist in these virtual worlds where the rules are nebulous and you can exist outside of them like a renegade.