Aimbot
Combat Master Aimbot: Best Weapons to Pair
Combat Master aimbot feels different on a fast SMG than on a slow sniper. The best combat master cheats let you save per-weapon profiles. Here is how to match soft aim to the guns you actually use in ranked.
Assault rifles — your default ranked profile
Mid-range ARs dominate most Combat Master TDM and ranked lobbies. Start with moderate FOV, higher smoothness, and chest-to-head bone priority. Combat Master has fast TTK — snapping looks obvious on killcam.
Build one AR profile and keep it for a week before you widen FOV. Full settings walkthrough: aimbot settings guide and Aimbot page.
SMGs and close fights
SMGs need wider FOV but still need smooth tracking — not instant 180s. Pair soft aim with ESP so you pre-aim corners before you slide in. Radar helps when third parties push your duel.
Use a separate hotkey to disable aim assist while looting or when you hold a passive angle. That small habit keeps reports down.
Snipers and marksman — go lighter
Long-range picks want minimal assist or a very small FOV. Let ESP and wallhack do the information work; your crosshair should still feel like yours on peeks.
Combine with no recoil only if recoil control is separate from aim magnet strength. After weapon balance patches, re-test profiles — see patch status guide.