Deadside aimbot settings explained: smoothing, FOV, bone choice and aim key
Closed thread Closed by archiverandom question, i keep seeing screenshots of aimbot menus with fov, smoothing, bones, keys and i have no idea what half of it means. what do these settings actually control, and does it matter if you’re fighting npc camps or other players?
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Replies are closedquick version. fov is how big the area around your crosshair is where it’ll pick a target. smoothing is how fast or how snappy it moves toward them. bone is where it aims (head, chest and so on). aim key is the button that activates it
ok that’s way clearer than any video i watched
videos always bury it in 20 minutes of intro
lol “like and subscribe for fov”
for npc camps i usually think bigger fov and chest or body is more forgiving, they’re moving around and you don’t need perfect shots. for pvp people tend to go smaller fov so it doesn’t grab the wrong person when two guys are close together
that makes sense. what about recoil? someone mentioned no recoil
different feature, usually listed separately. it doesn’t aim for you, it just cancels the weapon kick when you spray. whether a product has it depends on the product
imo the main thing is don’t max everything and expect it to feel normal. extreme settings look obviously weird. do what you want but just a heads up
sure but that’s about how you play, not how the setting works. keep it simple, change one thing at a time and see what happens in a quiet area first. the configuration guides walk through the menu if you get lost
good advice, test one setting at a time. thanks