deadside aimbot

Turn it on and bind a hold key

Deadside fights reward the first clean burst, not a 360 spin. Enable Aimbot, then bind Set Aim Key to a mouse side button. Keep ADS and tracking on one motion.

Aim Mode: Hold vs Always Aim

Hold is the PVP default. You press, the lock works, you release, your mouse is yours again. Always Aim is faster on AI camps and mission squares. It is easier to spot in a live player peek.

Bone, FOV, smoothness, and distance

Customizable Bone is Head, Neck, Body, or Pelvis. Head and neck win helmeted slow peeks. Body and pelvis hold when the target sprints through trees or a town alley.

Draw FOV and FOV Size

Draw FOV so you can see the lock circle. Shrink FOV Size for long ridge taps. Widen it a little for rooms and metro stairs. A giant circle will steal teammates and random NPCs.

Smoothness and Distance

Raise Smoothness until the move looks like recoil control, not a teleport. Set Distance to the range you actually fight. Town streets and extracts are close. Airfield pads and hill lines need more reach.

Visible Check stops the lock when a wall, hill, or compound fence sits between you and the bone. Leave it on for PVP. Turn it off only if you are testing on an empty PVE pad.

Aim on NPC without losing the real fight

Missions and bandit camps still dump ammo if you miss. Aim on NPC lets the same profile clear AI while you watch for a third party. Pair it with a modest FOV so a teammate walking past does not steal the lock.

BattlEye sits at kernel level. After a title patch, wait for Status, then load the matching overlay before you test a new smoothness value.

Player boxes tell you when to let go of the aim key. Pair this profile with the Deadside ESP ambush guide. Loot after the fight with the resource radar filters.

Save a close-range Hold file and a long-range Head file. The config management guide covers Save, Load, Import, and Export so a reinstall does not wipe the sliders.

If you want the commercial hub after this setup, compare deadside cheats plans, then come back and copy the two profiles onto your first raid.

FAQ

Should I use Hold or Always Aim on official PVP?

Hold. You control when the lock is live. Always Aim is for NPC camps on PVE or quiet mission squares. Mix them with saved configs, not with one messy slider set.

Which bone should I start with?

Start Body for mixed fights. Switch to Head or Neck when the target is slow and helmeted. Use Pelvis if they sprint through brush and the head lock skips.

Why does Visible Check matter?

Deadside compounds and hills eat bullets. Visible Check stops the aim from dragging into a wall while you still think you have a bone.

Can I use Aim on NPC in PVP?

Yes, with a small FOV. You clear the AI, then you watch ESP for a real squad. A wide FOV will yank onto the next player who walks the edge of your circle.

Do I retune after a game patch?

Check Status first. Load the matching build, then re-test Smoothness and FOV on PVE before you take the profile into a raid window.