What should a PUBG ESP actually show? Which options are useful and which are just clutter
Open threadThe PUBG cheat on our product page lists a lot of player options: boxes (2D, corners or filled), health as text or a bar, skeleton, knocked status, equipment, weapon, ammo, snaplines, kill score, level, distance, max distance, enemy only, visible check and an option to show AI bots.
That is a lot of toggles. If you had to pick, what would you actually leave on, and what is just screen noise? Starting point for me: enemy only, distance and a health bar. Everything else feels optional.
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Members can replyskeleton on every bot in Pochinki looks like a halloween decoration lol
Enemy only is the one toggle that should basically always be on in duos and squads. Otherwise your own teammates fill the screen.
Max distance is the underrated one. Leaving it as high as it goes means you are looking at players you can't do anything about. Lower it and the screen gets readable fast.
I like snaplines though, they tell you direction instantly
bro it looks like spaghetti when 3 squads are close. disagree
Both fair. Snaplines are fine if you only have them on for a few targets. Not so fine as a default.
Knocked status is a sleeper pick for squads. Knowing who is down changes whether you push or reposition. The product also lets you change colors, which helps keep enemies and loot from blending together.
ok so minimal start then add stuff one at a time. makes sense
yes please do not turn everything on at once and then complain it looks messy lmao