Modern Warfare 4 triggerbot: is it worth it, and which delay and filter settings matter?
Closed thread Closed by archivewhat does triggerbot add on top of aimbot? sounds like the same thing but i keep seeing it listed separately. is it for something specific like semi auto guns?
From the guide: Modern Warfare 4 Aimbot Settings: FOV, Smoothing and Bone Selection Explained
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Replies are closeddifferent job. aimbot moves your aim. triggerbot fires when a supported target is in your configured aiming point. so it cuts the gap between putting your crosshair on someone and clicking
ohh so you can use it without aimbot and just aim yourself
yep if the product has it. note, Modern Warfare 4 triggerbot availability depends on the product, it isnt in all of them
good for holding angles. doors, corridors, narrow sightlines. you hold the angle and it reacts when someone crosses it
the settings you want to care about: activation key so it isnt always live, visibility checks and visible targets only so it doesnt fire at nothing, a delay, target filters (players, hostile ai, other supported categories) and max distance
delay is the one people set wrong. zero delay on every weapon feels weird in a fight. use different delays per weapon profile, shorter on smg, a bit different on semi auto
you can have separate delays per profile?
the listing says different delays for different weapon profiles are a usage example, so yes thats the idea
is it worth it? depends. if you are mostly doing multiplayer holding angles, probably. if you only want esp and radar you dont need it. dont buy stuff because it sounds cool
fair lol thanks