The first Deadlock cheat is now available with the launch of Wallhax's software. Boost your in-game performance with features like our lock-on aimbot, triggerbot, ESP, and Radar cheats. As the game is in a testing phase, availability of access to play the game is not guaranteed and could change at any time. If you do decide to purchase a cheat membership, make sure you understand that you might not be able to play the game if the playtest is paused or temporarily closed.

With a triggerbot, you have the ability to aim manually, while increasing your damage output and minimizing your reaction time when targeting opponents. The way a triggerbot works is to continually check if your crosshair is over an opponent. As soon as it is, the triggerbot can be configured to automatically start firing.

While it might not initially sound like much of an advantage, a triggerbot can react much more quickly than a human, giving any triggerbot user an advantage over another player. Furthermore, in a game like Deadlock where you have a limited number of bullets available between each reload, avoiding wasted bullets in a shootout directly affects your DPS output. With the help of a triggerbot, you won't be wasting any ammo and with all of your shots hitting home.

Best Practices For Stealth Aimbotting:

• Use a low Aim FOV (or limit aim angle) to ensure you only lock on to enemies you are already aiming at.
  
• Set your aimbot to aim at the center of your targets as opposed to the head. Aimbotting can be obvious when every shot is a headshot.
  
• Use the aim smoothing (Slow Aim) option to slow down the aimbot to avoid snapping between targets.
  
• Ensure you have 'stick to target' ON, and 'switch target' OFF to avoid switching targets.
  
• With the combination of a low aim FOV and aim smoothing, your aiming can look much more legitimate.
  

Aimbotting is a very popular feature as it can be incredibly powerful, letting you get constant headshots and deal maximum damage. In a stats based game like Deadlock, this feature can ensure you out-DPS your opponent in a shootout and are able to secure additional kills.

That said, if we look at another popular Valve title, Counter-Strike 2, we can see that they have been very successful at preventing blatant aimbot usage in their competitive modes through player reporting and their Overwatch system. Whether something similar will make its way to Deadlock is uncertain, but it is likely that aimbotting will much more easily lead to a ban in Deadlock than in some other games. We recommend not becoming reliant on using an aimbot, and if you do decide to use this feature, to limit your usage to when it is most beneficial.

If you do decide to use the aimbot, there are some ways you can avoid suspicion.

Best Practices For Stealth Aimbotting:

• Use a low Aim FOV (or limit aim angle) to ensure you only lock on to enemies you are already aiming at.
  
• Set your aimbot to aim at the center of your targets as opposed to the head. Aimbotting can be obvious when every shot is a headshot.
  
• Use the aim smoothing (Slow Aim) option to slow down the aimbot to avoid snapping between targets.
  
• Ensure you have 'stick to target' ON, and 'switch target' OFF to avoid switching targets.
  
• With the combination of a low aim FOV and aim smoothing, your aiming can look much more legitimate.
  

By tracking other players, depending on your playstyle you can ensure you get to play the game the way you want. That could mean sitting back in your lane and farming, while keeping an eye out for roaming opponents or your lane matchup trying to flank you. Or, it could mean you move around the map, checking for lone opponents that you can catch unawares.

The fact that ESP can show you enemy player health, and their exact locations can be crucial to securing a win. Knowing if an enemy is just around the corner can allow you to set up for devastating AOE attacks depending on the hero you're playing, or knowing whether their health is low enough that you can push in with your ult to secure a kill.

One of the features we're proud of with our Deadlock cheat is the ability to filter ESP. You have the option to just show players, or also show minions, or creeps as well. This give you more control over what information you'll see on your screen depending on what you find most useful.

With the 2D Radar, the main advantage of it is to be able to easily note player positions, so even if you are focused on farming your lane you can track if an opponent is rotating between lanes and is coming in for a gank. In this way, you can either avoid a gank or even set up a counter-gank, informing your team of the incoming movement to collapse in on them.

While 2D Radar is not strictly necessary, and ESP offers a lot of the same information, the advantage of 2D Radar is you don't have to pay as much attention to your environment and look around to see where opponents are. It's another tool in your arsenal to win your lane every round in Deadlock.

Deadlock does use VAC to secure the game. You may be familiar with this anti-cheat if you've played other Valve games or taken advantage of our Counter-Strike 2 cheats. This means that you could be caught and banned for cheating, and this will always be a risk when using cheats in any multiplayer game.

That being said, when using secure private cheats, the risk of a ban is much lower, as the cheats themselves are less likely to be detected than most free or public cheats. At Wallhax, our Counter-strike cheats have never been detected.

What you do have to watch out more for, is manual review and report based bans in games like Deadlock or CS2. This results when you are reported by multiple players and a team member reviews your account. In CS2 this is handled by their Overwatch system, but so far in Deadlock, reports seem to be reviewed more manually.

Therefore, the best way to avoid being banned is to avoid appearing to be using cheats in such a way that other players will be likely to report you. It is likely that an Overwatch type system will come to the game in the future, so you should get used to playing in this way already to be prepared for that.

Our recommendation is to only use triggerbot and 3D ESP features in Deadlock. These features are not as blatant and easy for other players to identify. With our triggerbot, we even offer an option to only active it while a key is being held if you want to ensure you won't accidentally shoot when you don't want to.

While it may be tempting to use an aimbot, consistently having high accuracy and being nearly always on target can make other players suspicious. It may be best to aimbot only for farming creeps or minion waves, while using the triggerbot in PVP encounters.