Battlefield 1 Hack, BF1 Aimbot and ESP Cheat for PC: On Hold

Battlefield 1 Hack with Aimbot and ESP for PC

The Battlefield 1 Cheat for PC is on hold.

Battlefield 1 is the First World War shooter from DICE, with extra work by Criterion Games and DICE Los Angeles. Electronic Arts publishes it, it runs on the Frostbite 3 engine, and it came out for Windows PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. On PC you play it through the EA app or Steam. The War Stories campaign follows soldiers of different nations from the Western Front and the Italian Alps to Gallipoli and the Arabian desert.

Multiplayer is where the game lives. Up to 64 players fight on foot and in vehicles on land, in the air and at sea, on maps like Sinai Desert, Monte Grappa, Argonne Forest and St. Quentin Scar. There are four infantry classes (Assault, Medic, Support and Scout), and bullets travel and drop instead of hitting the moment you fire. A team that falls far behind in Conquest or Operations gets a Behemoth, such as a Zeppelin L 30, an armoured train, a Dreadnought or a Char 2C.

Our Battlefield 1 hack is built for those big fights: an aimbot with bullet drop and speed prediction, 3D and 2D radar ESP for soldiers and vehicles, a triggerbot, Auto Melee and a warning system for snipers and flankers. The cheat is on hold right now, so read the status notice below before you buy.

Battlefield 1 Hack and Cheat Features

The BF1 cheat covers aim, awareness and control, with options for infantry fights, vehicles and long range shots. Everything is set from the cheat menu, and three settings slots keep different setups ready. The highlights are below, and the full option list is in the Features panel on this page.

• Aimbot with Bullet PredictionAuto Aim with Smooth Aim, Limit Angle and an aim key. Bullet Drop Prediction, Bullet Speed Prediction and Prediction Scale lead moving targets at range. Aim Bone picks Bone Scan, Head or Chest, and Aim Style picks targets by FOV, distance or first in list.
• Triggerbot and Auto FireThe Triggerbot fires when your crosshair crosses a valid target. Set a Fire Delay, choose enemies, friendlies or vehicles, cap the Max Distance and run it on its own trigger key. The aimbot also has Auto Fire.
• 3D Radar ESPBounding Box in 2D or 3D, Head Dot, 2D Line and Aim Laser, with player name, distance, health and weapon. Show friendlies, enemies, vehicles and soldiers out of sight, each with its own colour.
• 2D RadarA top-down radar with Radar Scale, Window Size and Stick To Window. Friendly, enemy and vehicle dots, plus Show FOV, so you can see who is around you.
• Warning SystemAn on-screen warning when an enemy is aiming at you or can see you, each with its own angle, plus a Beep System with its own Max Distance.
• Auto MeleeAuto Melee with a choice of Manual Aim or Auto Aim for close range fights, plus Visibility Check so the aimbot only picks enemies you can see.
• Vehicle TargetingAim on Vehicle, Trigger on Vehicle and Show Vehicle on both radars, with separate colours for enemy and friendly vehicles.
• Misc and ControlNo Breath, a custom crosshair (Cross, Dot or T-Cross), health bars, a Panic Key, six friendly and six enemy filter slots, and default plus two custom settings slots.

Battlefield 1 Aimbot for Bullet Drop and Travel Time

In Battlefield 1, bullets travel and drop. A shot at a running soldier or a plane has to be led and lifted by hand, and the right lead changes with each gun. Game Rant lists the Gewehr 98 Sniper at 880 m/s, while the Russian 1895 Trench is much slower at 530 m/s. The Battlefield 1 aimbot uses Bullet Speed Prediction, Bullet Drop Prediction and Prediction Scale to place the aim where the target will be when the bullet arrives, so you do not have to work out the drop in your head.

Scout Rifles and the Sweet Spot

Scout rifles in Battlefield 1 have a sweet spot, a distance band where one body shot kills. For the Gewehr 98 Sniper it is 80 to 125 metres, for the M1903 Sniper 100 to 150 metres and for the SMLE MKIII Marksman 40 to 75 metres. Outside that band, one body shot is not enough to kill. The Player Distance ESP shows how far away each target is, so you can see when an enemy is inside your band, and Aim Bone set to Head or Chest decides where the shot lands. Max Distance keeps the aimbot on targets within the range you choose.

Battlefield 1 ESP for 64 Player Maps

Conquest puts up to 64 players on one map, and big maps like Sinai Desert and Monte Grappa spread the fight wide. With that many players, it is hard to know where the next threat comes from. The Battlefield 1 ESP in the 3D Radar draws a box and a Head Dot on each soldier in range, with name, health and weapon, and the Enemy Visible and Enemy Invisible colours tell you at a glance who is in the open and who is behind cover. The 2D Radar with Radar Scale shows the area around you from above, with friendly, enemy and vehicle dots.

Battlefield 1 Hack for Tank and Plane Fights

Vehicles decide a lot of Battlefield 1 matches. Tanks, planes, cavalry and boats are part of the fight on the large maps, and Tanker and Pilot are classes of their own. Leading a fast plane with bullets that travel is hard, and a tank at the edge of your view can end a push. That is why the cheat has Aim on Vehicle, Trigger on Vehicle and Show Vehicle on both radars, with the Enemy Vehicle colour marking enemy vehicles so they stand out from friendly ones.

Warning System for Snipers and Flankers

On a 64 player map, the shot that ends your life can come from a Scout far away or from a player who walked around your flank. The Warning System shows a warning when an enemy is aiming at you or can see you, each with its own angle, and the Beep System adds a sound alert within its set distance. The Is Aiming At You and Can See You colours make each warning easy to read, so a sniper lining up a shot gives you a moment to react.

Auto Melee for Close Range Fights

Plenty of fights in Battlefield 1 happen up close. Maps like Argonne Forest, Amiens and Ballroom Blitz bring the fight to close quarters, and melee is a big part of the trench fighting in a First World War shooter. Auto Melee can be set to Manual Aim or Auto Aim. The Triggerbot fires with your chosen Fire Delay when a target crosses your crosshair, and Visibility Check keeps the aimbot on enemies you can see.

Aim That Stays Under Your Control

Not every fight needs a hard lock. With Use Aim Key on, the aimbot only works while you hold the key. Randomize Aim varies where the aim lands, Smooth Aim and Limit Angle shape how the aim moves, and Stick to Target stays on one enemy instead of jumping between them. Draw Locked marks the target the aimbot is on. The cheat saves a default setup plus Custom 1 and Custom 2, so one slot can hold an infantry setup, another a vehicle setup and the third a Scout setup. The Panic Key hides the whole overlay with one press.

How to Get a Battlefield Cheat

The Battlefield 1 cheat is on hold right now, so check its status before you buy. Getting started with SystemCheats takes three steps.

Is It Safe to Cheat in Battlefield 1?

Battlefield 1 uses EA anticheat, also called EA Javelin. It is EA’s own kernel level anti-cheat, and EA says it only runs during gameplay. Before it, the game relied on FairFight, a server side system that looks at player statistics and behaviour. No cheat is ever completely risk free. The BF1 cheat is on hold, so check the status page before you buy.

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