They don't magically know where the ship is going to turn and honestly aiming on your own you can anticipate what might happen. No, they don't do anything that a person that has any idea about aiming at all can do. The comments were probably the best thing about that vid. This guy was totally missing broadside ships at like 6k using his aim cheat and bragging about it. She is a non stop stream of shells that any Tater could just adjust a bit and rain hell on someone. At that time I was pretty new to the game and had been running the St Luis quite a bit. It was actually laughable at how bad he was WITH the aim hack. There is, or was, a you tube video of a guy using an aimbot in a St Louis (T3 US) about a year ago or so. Very inaccurate if you do.Įdit: So if you see someone shooting exactly like a co-op bot, but driving like a human, they might be using an aim assist. It has the same accuracy as a Co-op bot basically.
If you WASD, long range shots with an aim hack will almost never hit you, and at close range no one should even need aim help anyway. Fortunately all it can show is where to aim to hit /if/ the ship continues in a straight line with no speed changes and is not currently in a turn. I wouldn't say /common/ but I do strongly suspect that they are used more than people want to believe. The ones that work outside the WoWS program to overlay aim data on the screen are nearly impossible to detect (because privacy laws of many countries prevent WG from scanning outside the code/functions they own).Ĭommon? Ehhh. The ones that are put in the mod folder are easily detected and people are banned for using them.
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