DBD Aimbot Settings for Aim Assistance

Blatant Aimbot is the fastest report in Dead by Daylight — survivors and killers both review replays after suspicious hits. Start with a tight FOV, heavy smoothing and body or nearest-bone targeting before head-only snap.

Confirm live EAC status first. Aimbot settings cannot save a detected build after a Behaviour Interactive or Easy Anti-Cheat update.

Aim assistance is what most DBD cheat buyers search for: cleaner hits on fast-moving survivors during chases and tighter throws when you break pallets or land ranged killer power shots.

FOV is the assist cone. Small FOV reads as natural tracking; huge FOV reads as a magnet across the entire loop.

Smoothing is stealth. Higher = slower human corrections. Lower = snappier and riskier on replay review.

Cap aim distance so cross-map shots with Huntress or Deathslinger do not look impossible to the lobby.

Enable visibility checks so Aimbot does not lock through solid walls — easy for survivors and killers to spot on spectate and replay.

Body or nearest-bone hitboxes are safer than permanent head lock. Most DBD interactions do not need pixel-perfect head tracking.

For killer sessions, pair mild Aimbot with Killer ESP and Object ESP so you chase the right survivor, not the one behind three pallets. Battle Mode can enable this stack quickly.

For survivor, keep Aimbot off or minimal — lean on Survivor ESP, Skill Check Helper and Out of Screen Arrows instead. Save a "survivor" and a "killer" config. Licenses for DBD cheats start from $35 on deadbydaylightcheats.org.