Aimbot
Aimbot Settings: What Level & Why Won't I Get Banned?
Everyone asks for max FOV on day one. That is usually how you get reported before you get value out of the license. Here is a practical aimbot setup for Sea of Thieves that still wins fights.
Start conservative on FOV and smoothing
Open with FOV between 3 and 5 and smoothing above 6. Snappy tracking reads obvious on kill cams. Soft pull toward head or neck bones looks closer to a good mouse player.
Pair aimbot with the player ESP page so you are not locking through walls. Visibility checks exist for a reason.
Bone selection for different fights
Head works for pistol duels. Neck or body is better for moving targets on deck. Pelvis bone can help when enemies are crouching behind barrels.
Use player lock sparingly — only when you have line of sight. Locking through ship walls is how you get clipped.
When to turn it off
Disable assist during sword lunge trades and blunderbuss rushes. Manual aim in close range looks cleaner and you keep control of timing.
Check the status page after major patches before long PvP sessions.
Discussion (5)
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cannon_king fov 3-4 on pistol feels ok in sword fights. won 2 arena rounds, nobody typed anything sus
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deck_sniper i was dumb and ran fov 9. guy in vc said "nice snaps bro". dropped to 5, silence after that
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patch_day_sam sat out 2 days after eac week, checked status, played fine. not worth rushing
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brig_healer aimbot wont fix your cannon angle if youre broadside to a galleon lol. still learning when to toggle off
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skeptical_sailor its fine. not a carry button. you still need to know when to board vs bail