Deadlock and Overwatch 2: aim that plays the mechanics
In the Byster Deadlock build the aimbot is almost a side dish. The core is the soul economy: a separate soul ESP, a separate aim for souls and automatic securing on a timing offset you set in milliseconds. Hero ESP shows level, inventory and abilities, and you decide where the icons sit. For fights there is an aimbot with silent aim, Magic Bullet and a semi-legit mode, plus a radar with a view cone. The mechanics tab does the stuff people grind for hours: perfect active reload, perfect dash jump and auto parry. Keys start at 250 rubles a day.
Overwatch 2 gets two aims. One is a regular aimbot with prediction and jitter for the humanizer. The other tracks teammates, so Ana, Baptiste and Moira land heals as cleanly as shots. The SKILL tab fires your ult when enough enemies stand inside a cone, evades on a health threshold and helps with Ana's sleep dart, Roadhog's hook and Genji's blade. Twelve ready hero combos ship with it, Nano-Blade and Graviton Surge among them. ESP shows ultimate charge in percent. From 299 rubles a day.


