Aimbot
Destiny 2 Aimbot Profiles by Weapon Type
One global aimbot slider fails in Destiny 2. Hand cannons, pulse rifles, and snipers need different FOV and smoothness. Save per-weapon profiles so your cheats feel natural in every activity.
AR and pulse rifle profiles
Use medium FOV and moderate smoothness for mid-range Crucible fights. Bone priority: upper chest with head snap on the final bullet. Hotkey aimbot off when holding angles so tracking looks human.
Save this as Profile 1 in aimbot before you touch sniper settings.
SMG and shotgun profiles
Close-range weapons need wider FOV and higher smoothness — you are tracking fast movement in small spaces. Keep strength lower in Gambit so spray patterns do not look locked.
Pair with ESP player filters so you only engage targets you already spotted.
Sniper and linear fusion profiles
Snipers want tight FOV and high smoothness — assist should help micro-adjust, not drag across the screen. Test in Trials before you rely on a profile in a paid card.
Read the full tuning guide at aimbot settings and Destiny 2 cheats.
Related Destiny 2 cheat pages
Destiny 2 cheats covers the full ESP, radar, and soft aim stack for Windows PC. Pair this guide with Features for control details and Status before patch-day queues.
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