A Rust aimbot snaps to enemies even if they are hidden behind cover. For example, we have a "off after kill" switch that, when triggered, turns off the aimbot after a kill is confirmed instead of snapping from goal to target to offer you more credibility, though this is not necessarily the most useful feature for a game like Rust where people tend to travel in packs and there is no killcam.

We use relativistic trigonometric vector mathematics in cartesian planes to help you murder your rivals with ease. We won't go into further detail, but we will give you a surface level understanding of how you can calibrate it. More specifically, we'll show you "why" you should buy hacks from us by demonstrating some of the amazing features we have implemented.

One of these features is Aimbot Smoothness. It is a crucial function to play around with. Snapping at goals that are too far away and shooting at them too quickly leaves your play implausible and a potentially punishable offence. Using the toggle shortcut with your aimbot, and using it sparingly is a good practice, while also leaving you with an ace up your sleeve.

The “no spread” feature groups your shots in a way that they will always land exactly on the reticle. This feature universally removes any recoil for all guns, of course, this is much more useful for something like a fully-automatic gun compared to a bow and arrow.

Rust aimbots are like liquid courage, they will allow you to roam the wasteland completely unafraid of any encounter you might chance upon. Confidence is important in a game like Rust which leaves many players psychologically scarred after being murdered by a group of angry nakeds with spears and rocks. *shudders*

Our software has another feature known as Autoshoot that will fire at your targets after snapping to them without you having to left click. Of course, the downside of this is that it might use up more ammunition than you were willing to spend. Trust us, our bot won’t miss, so the bottom line is that it won’t be wasteful.

All shots by default will go to the head to stack as many critical hits as possible and eliminate any threat to you, kind of like your own Terminator Guardian Angel.

You’ll want to use guns with the highest damage output or rate of fire in order to maximize the efficacy of the aimbot. I would suggest the bolt action rifle or the AK-47, though the MP5 might also be a good choice up close. No matter how well equipped your opponents are, Rust is designed to pretty much instakill on a headshot and there are very few protectice helmets that can withstand more than 2 shots to the head.

On that note, another setting on your aimbot that you'll have to adjust to your liking is the FOV, or field of view. For stealth, a smaller FOV is preferable; a larger FOV helps your aimbot to detect more targets, even those behind you...

Rust has some fairly good sound design, so it’s not entirely unbelievable that you 180 no-scope people, though if they are crouching, they won’t make noise, so that would make your “insane skills” stand out a bit more.

Rust will not allow you to get a kill behind any placed objects, as building is a core part of the game. However, your aimbot can lock on behind these objects. Concretely, this means, if you’re door camping someone, the second they peak, you can pop their melon.

A Rust ESP wallhack allows you to see through dense objects like walls, no matter how many of them are honeycombed in a base. This is incredibly useful in Rust. If you are offline raiding a group, your primary focus will be to find their tool cupboard and where they are sleeping so that you can kill them and destroy their beds. Many bases have dead-ends that lead to automated turrets or traps, so knowing exactly where the enemies are and where they’re stashing their loot (even those sneaky chests they thought they buried) makes this perhaps the most powerful tool discussed yet.

In the open, Rust ESP will allow you to see enemies hidden in foliage or behind a rock with ease. Most players turn down their graphics settings to do this, but with an ESP, you’ll be able to play the game on “Fantastic” without having to degrade your experience.

Still, knowing where the enemy is doesn’t mean you will be able to kill them as easily as if you were using an aimbot. You will never find yourself in a situation that you are not equipped to handle. Having an ESP in your group means that you will also be the primary shot caller in a raid. Just don’t let all that power go to your head… remember, with great power comes great responsibility, so share loot equitably. :)

Our Rust ESP wallhacks are undetectable by Easy Anti-Cheat. Not worrying about getting caught will also help not to overly psyche you out if you’re nervous about hacking. When you don’t use ESP with an aimbot, the game still remains relatively challenging, but obviously using both together will make you an unstoppable machine.

Some configurations you will need to calibrate are the filters on which items you want it to display, whether you want it to change the colour of the bounded box on a target you’re currently firing at, whether you want it to display an enemy’s remaining health and some others.

If you leave everything enabled by default, you run the risk of being overwhelmed by the sheer amount of in-game objects that exist in Rust, muddling your field of view and making you overall less of a threat to contend with.

We recommend keeping on filters for things like health, rare guns and explosives. However, you’ll see first hand how intuitive we have designed our user interface to be.

The Rust radar hack works as advertised. Rust has no minimap, only a compass with cardinal directions and degrees. This map on the other hand acts like any other minimap would in a game that does have one, though, of course, with some extra nifty features.

In a game like Rust, knowing when someone is near you not only allows you to sneak up on them, it will allow you to follow them to their base, potentially killing them just as they think they’re safe. Knowing how many enemies are online in the base you are raiding can also help you prepare for unexpected situations.

A radar hack also has the benefit of being nearly impossible to detect by anti-cheat software. Our current version is still untraceable by Easy Anti-Cheat.

One setting that will be important to configure is the sweep size. This essentially makes your radar cover a larger or smaller area. Because the map on Rust servers is so big and populated, you would likely best be served by setting it to a moderate range.

People cheat because it's fun to one-up others.

With cheats, you can create a dominant clan on a server and create an army of naked slaves to do your bidding. Honestly, who has never wanted to do that? Playing Rust with cheats is analogous to taking candy from babies, sometimes quite literally. It’s a formula for success that is tried and tested. Dying in Rust sucks, because all your fancy loot can be lost. Killing other people and taking all their loot on the other hand… is incredibly satisfying, addictive even.

If you're not looking to “get good” and simply want to “be good” without trying then cheats will enable you to do that. Maybe you’re just after a good time and have heard about all the great sides of Rust, but fear the negative aspects of the game that come with losing all your stuff. Maybe you’re just a rebel with a new found cause: to slay all the nakeds.

The point is that Rust is an exciting game with an incredibly high learning curve that can be severely punishing to players who aren’t born marksmen or willing to put in thousands of hours just to be able to experience the full range of options available. Cheats are a shortcut that make the game less grindy.

Like any seasoned Rust player, your nerves might be frayed after being killed out of nowhere. A good remedy for this seemingly unresolvable tension is to hack the game. Nothing will feel impossible with cheats and this allows you to really dive into the beautiful world that Facepunch has created.

There are many hackers in Rust, and it's possible that you simply want to join their ranks in order to kill them before they kill you. Rust is a dog eat dog world and has little room for moral or ethical quandaries.

Cheats will make you feel awesome, maybe a little dirty at first, but once you see the fruits of your labour, you won’t be second guessing yourself for long. One tapping anyone who dares trespass on your land makes you feel powerful and as if your entire destiny is in your hands.

Whatever the case may be, buying hacks from SharpenYourAxes is a sound investment; this is our corporate guarantee.