War Thunder
Aimbot Settings
Harsh aimbots look robotic in clips and attract reports. Most War Thunder players want soft, tunable aim assistance. Here is how to think about FOV, smoothness, and profiles for real combined-arms battles.
Start softer than you think
Begin with a smaller FOV and higher smoothness so assist helps tracking instead of snapping. assist ground and air lead for moving targets at range.
Test in a low-stakes match before you push ranked or high-value raids. If observers say it looks robotic, widen smoothness before you widen FOV.
Per-weapon profiles
SMGs, rifles, and snipers want different assist values. Save separate profiles instead of one global magnet.
Bind a hotkey to disable aim assist during looting, cutscenes, or spectator moments.
Pair aim with ESP
Soft aim finishes fights that ESP helps you choose. Fix noisy overlays before blaming aim settings.
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