Aegis ESP
Variations
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Product Features
Aegis ESP
Players & bots ESP
- Enable ESP
- The master outline toggle: live raiders glow through walls and crates. You spot someone in the next stash room before he even pushes the door.
- Show Bots
- Bots are tagged apart from live players. You don't confuse a script with a real player or waste ammo on AI when an actual squad rounds the corner.
- Player Names
- A nickname over each player. You instantly read whether it's a known top-ladder sweat or a random newbie and decide — fight or slip past.
- Show Distance
- Range to target next to the marker. You know whether the enemy is 15 meters behind a wall or 120 across the map and pick the range you fight at.
- Visibility Check
- The visibility check colors a target differently: open for a shot or tucked behind cover. You don't expose yourself for someone you can't hit anyway.
ESP detailing
- Render Distance
- A draw-distance slider. On the open Valley you push it to max; in the tight TV Station corridors you cut it so markers don't pile onto each other.
- Draw Snaplines
- Lines from you to enemies. With peripheral vision you catch which side a threat is coming from without even turning the camera.
- Skeleton ESP
- The skeleton shows pose and movement: lying in a bush, sprinting or crawling to extract. The animation tells you what a player is doing right now.
- Show Dead Bodies
- Bodies with loot are highlighted. You reach a corpse with good gear before other raiders and strip it without extra noise.
- Hide Ghost ESP
- Clears ghost markers: players who extracted or disconnected. Only real targets stay on the map and the screen doesn't lie.
Radar
- Enable Radar
- A mini-radar with enemy dots around you. You keep 360° awareness even while you're aiming down one lane.
- Max Distance
- Radar radius to taste: shrink it to a close ring while clearing a building, or stretch it half the map to see who's converging on the loot early.
Marker look
- Target Dot Size
- Target dot size — from barely there to chunky. You match it to your resolution so markers read clearly without blocking your view.
- Text Size
- Size of the name and distance labels. Bigger on 2K, smaller on FullHD — text won't overlap when targets are bunched up.
- Marked Target
- A marked target stands out brighter than the rest. You track one specific enemy across the whole map and never lose him among the bots.
Manual marks & hide
- Manual Mark
- Pin a marker on a target with a key and clear them all at once. You tag where you got shot from and flank in for sure.
- Manual Hide
- Hide clutter objects with a key, reset with one button. You clear everything that gets in the way and keep only what matters on screen.
Product Description
Aegis ESP
Aegis ESP is a ESP for Arena Breakout Infinite. Resource layer: type, tier, hide spent nodes; Player ESP with range, colours and party or guild hide; Visibility Check. Steam. No HWID spoof in the box. Status: frozen pending a patch.
Aegis ESP — Arena Breakout Infinite
Aegis ESP is a ESP for Arena Breakout Infinite. Resource layer: type, tier, hide spent nodes; Player ESP with range, colours and party or guild hide; Visibility Check. Steam. No HWID spoof in the box. Status: frozen pending a patch.
What you actually get
- Resource layer: type, tier, hide spent nodes
- Player ESP with range, colours and party or guild hide
- Visibility Check
- Render Distance
- Draw Snaplines
- Chests and ground loot: name, range, rarity; empties stay hidden
Risk, plainly
Private software still carries a ban risk. Read the live status on the listing. Keep farm accounts off the main if the build automates movement.