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# How to Use ESP Safely

ESP is a powerful tool that gives you superb gamesense and awarness of everyone around you. This feature is the most powerful feature on your cheat but should be used correctly to avoid being blatant.

**Don't Be Blatant**

Prefiring every corner, running directly towards enemies and just all around making it obvious you're using ESP will increase your likelihood of a ban. It's recommended to play with ESP like you don't have it. If you don't prefire people, don't run directly towards enemies around you, then you've already made it a lot less likely you'll get banned.

**Configuring ESP**

How to configure your ESP is not important, and is mostly your own preferance. It's common for people to have only skeleton, head, health, distance and name ESP on, while leaving everything else off.

**Configuring World ESP**

For games such as Arc Raiders, Rust and other games where world ESP is important, there is a few mistakes that can lead to bans. In Rust for example, if you see a abandoned AK on the ground, don't run straight to the gun to get it. If an admin is spactating, then you're going to get the ban hammer.

Instead, try to make it a coincidence that you found the weapon on the ground just passing by.


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