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Phoenix since 2015. One private product for Path of Exile 2 — removal of Delirium and Atlas fog, Always Health Bar, Map Revealer, Infinity Zoom, auto heal/mana/shield scripts with a slider threshold, Auto Escape and a built-in Spoofer.

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Phoenix Path of Exile 2 — a private cheat: Remove Delirium Fog, Remove Atlas Fog, Always Health Bar, Map Revealer, Infinity Zoom, Auto Health/Mana/Energy Shield, Auto Escape, Slider Value, Configs, Custom Scale, HWID Spoofer.

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Path of Exile 2: about Phoenix private software

The Phoenix private cheat catalogue for Path of Exile 2 — the sequel to the cult ARPG by Grinding Gear Games (under Tencent). The sequel launched in Early Access on December 6, 2024; it was first conceived as an expansion but grew into a standalone game with a separate client. The community writes it "poe 2", "path of exile 2", "POE 2", "poe2" — search routes any variant here. This is specifically the second game; the original POE 1 has its own separate card with us.

POE 2 is a different game by feel. Movement moved to WASD, a dodge roll appeared, the combat tempo slowed, and bosses turned heavy and "soulslike": they telegraph blows, punish greed and drop even a prepared character in a couple of mistakes. The flask system was reworked — they now recharge over time, and spamming heals as before will not work. All this changes the role of a cheat: it is not about aiming (there are no enemy players here) but about reaction speed to damage and about visibility in conditions where the sequel likes to hide danger behind fog.

Hence the main highlight of our build specifically for the second game — fog removal. Remove Delirium Fog douses the dense Delirium haze that spawns reinforced enemies; without it you see the threat in advance. Remove Atlas Fog clears the atmospheric fog on Atlas maps — the picture gets cleaner, details are not lost. They are complemented by Always Health Bar, Map Revealer and Infinity Zoom.

Combat automation is gathered in scripts: Auto Health Script, Auto Mana Script, Energy Shield and Auto Escape, each with a trigger threshold on the Slider Value control, a shared Enable toggle, binds and Script Mode. On top — Configs, Menu Key, Custom Scale and a built-in HWID Spoofer. Path of Exile 2, like the first game, has no kernel anti-cheat: Grinding Gear Games catches third-party software server-side and bans manually. The bundled spoofer reduces the hardware block chance. This is especially relevant in Early Access, when GGG actively updates the client.

Phoenix Path of Exile 2: what is inside and how the sequel differs from the first game

We have one card for Path of Exile 2. This is the sequel that entered Early Access in December 2024, and the game is noticeably slower and more tactical than its predecessor: WASD movement, a dodge roll, heavy soulslike bosses, a reworked flask system. So the feature set here is its own, honed for POE 2 rather than copied from the first game.

The main difference of our cheat for the sequel is two fog-removal modules absent in POE 1. Remove Delirium Fog turns off the dense haze of the Delirium mechanic, where ever more dangerous enemies emerge from the fog — without it they are far harder to see. Remove Atlas Fog clears the atmospheric haze on Atlas maps: the environment gets crisper without losing detail. Alongside — the familiar Always Health Bar (an HP bar over enemies), Map Revealer (reveals the location map) and Infinity Zoom (removes the camera zoom-out limit).

The survival scripts are gathered under a shared Enable toggle and run via Binds and Script Mode (by a bind or constantly). Auto Health Script heals at low HP, Auto Mana Script tops mana up to a value, Energy Shield reinforces the shield, Auto Escape exits combat at critical health. Each script's threshold is set with the Slider Value control. Plus Configs (setting presets), Menu Key, Custom Scale (menu size) and a built-in HWID Spoofer to minimise the block chance. The build is strictly for Path of Exile 2; the original has a separate card.

Removing Delirium and Atlas fog — something the first game lacked

Removing Delirium and Atlas fog — something the first game lacked

If one reason is to be singled out for why a cheat for the second game differs from a cheat for the first — it is the work with fog. POE 2 uses haze as a gameplay device far more actively, and our two modules hit exactly those spots.

Remove Delirium Fog — against the Delirium haze

Delirium is a challenge mechanic: you touch a mirror, and the location floods with dense fog from which reinforced versions of mobs emerge. The longer you stay in the fog, the higher the reward — and the higher the density and danger of enemies. The problem is that the haze itself sharply cuts visibility: you literally do not see who is coming until they are right next to you. Remove Delirium Fog removes this visual layer. Enemies stay just as dangerous, but now you see their approach in advance and have time to dodge-roll or step away.

Remove Atlas Fog — a clean picture on the Atlas

On endgame Atlas maps GGG applies atmospheric fog for mood — it is pretty but hinders reading the situation at a distance. Remove Atlas Fog clears this haze without touching the rest of the detail: textures, effects and models stay in place, only the "milky" veil in the distance disappears. The environment gets crisper, and dangerous packs or objects on the horizon are seen earlier.

Why this matters especially in POE 2

The sequel is slower and more punishing than the first game. Here you cannot run through the screen on autopilot — a sudden pack from the fog or a boss mechanic you did not spot easily costs a life. Removing fog returns your view and reaction time, and combined with the POE 2 dodge roll this turns into a real survival advantage.

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Why POE 2's slow combat changes the role of auto-scripts

Why POE 2's slow combat changes the role of auto-scripts

The sequel's combat system is built differently than the first game, and this directly affects how the Phoenix POE 2 scripts work and why they are needed.

The tempo got slower and more dangerous

If the original is "wipe half a screen of mobs with one skill", the second game is closer to deliberate trades: a dodge roll away from telegraphed blows, timings, pauses. Damage to you more often comes in large chunks from bosses and elites rather than a small trickle. That means the moment to react with a heal or an exit arrives abruptly.

Flasks work in a new way

GGG reworked the flask system: in POE 2 they recharge over time, and you cannot endlessly spam heals as before. So it matters to spend a flask charge exactly when it is needed, not idly. Auto Health Script does this more precisely than a human — it fires strictly at the threshold, not "just in case".

Scripts as insurance against a sudden burst

Auto Health and Energy Shield catch the dip moment and react with no delay. Auto Mana holds the resource for the main skill. And Auto Escape is the last line: if a boss landed a combo that left flasks no chance, the script yanks you out of combat. In the sequel's slow but lethal combat these fractions of a second decide whether you survive a mistake.

A personal threshold via Slider Value

Since builds and health pools differ for everyone, each script has a Slider Value control. A fragile caster build logically sets the trigger earlier, a beefy warrior — later. This is not "on/off" but fine tuning for a specific build.

Auto Escape: exiting combat against the sequel's heavy bosses

Auto Escape is an automatic exit from the game session at critical health. In POE 2 its value is higher than it seems at first glance, and it hinges on two things: the sequel's combat style and hardcore leagues.

Bosses that kill with combos

The second game's soulslike bosses deal damage not evenly but in packets: a series of blows, an area spell, an accelerated phase. Sometimes one missed combo removes almost the whole health pool in under a second — flasks no longer have time to react. Auto Escape monitors HP in real time and, on crossing a set threshold, severs the server connection, throwing the character out of combat before the finishing blow lands.

Hardcore and the cost of death

In POE 2 hardcore leagues death moves the character to the standard league — effectively it "dies" for hardcore. Given that leveling in the sequel is slower and bosses are tougher, reaching a high level here costs more time than in the original. Auto Escape is the insurance for which hardcore players take the cheat: it fires faster than any human reaction.

The combo with Auto Health and the threshold

In practice these are two lines. First Auto Health spends a flask at the upper Slider Value threshold. If damage keeps driving HP down and crosses the lower Auto Escape threshold — the exit follows. You tune both sliders to your health pool, and the system itself decides whether to heal or evacuate.

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POE 2 protection: GGG manual bans, Early Access and the spoofer's role

POE 2 protection: GGG manual bans, Early Access and the spoofer's role

On protection the sequel inherited the first game's approach: there is no third-party kernel driver like EAC, BattlEye or ACE here. But the Early Access context adds nuances worth understanding.

A bet on the server side

Grinding Gear Games does not install an aggressive driver digging through memory in real time. Instead the studio analyses account behaviour on its servers and makes ban decisions by moderators' hands. The trigger is not memory signatures but suspicious patterns: machine-even timings, inhuman regularity of actions, signs of botting.

What Early Access adds

POE 2 in EA updates often: balance patches, new acts, mechanic tweaks ship regularly. For a cheat this means client offsets and behaviour shift more often than in a stable game — and the build has to be adjusted promptly. On the upside, there is no aggressive memory auto-detection as in EAC games, and an "instant" ban for the mere fact of launching is unlikely.

Why a built-in Spoofer

Since a ban in POE 2 is an account decision, and the account is tied to hardware, it makes sense to have insurance. The built-in HWID Spoofer swaps the hardware identifiers so that on a possible block you can continue from a new account without a trace on the "flagged" hardware. This is not a way to return a banned account with all progress, but a way to minimise the block chance and keep the ability to play.

Caution matters most

Since detection here is behavioural, the main risk is looking like a bot. So Script Mode and binds let you avoid keeping scripts in "always" mode around the clock. The binary is VMProtect/Themida-packed, distribution is only via oplata.info with personal keys — a build sample is hard to obtain from outside.

Always Health Bar, Map Revealer and Infinity Zoom in the sequel

Always Health Bar, Map Revealer and Infinity Zoom in the sequel

Beyond fog removal, the visual block includes three classic conveniences that in POE 2 work toward the same result — more control and fewer blind spots.

  • Always Health Bar. Permanent display of the health level over players and enemies. In the sequel boss and elite fights are drawn-out, and seeing the target's HP progress matters to know when to press and when to dodge. The bars stay on constantly, without hovering the cursor.
  • Map Revealer. Fully reveals the map of the location you are in. POE 2, with its large zones and branching locations, likes to make you run into dead ends — this module immediately shows the whole layout, and you head to the goal by the short route.
  • Infinity Zoom. Removes all limits on camera zoom-out. The sequel's standard zoom keeps the view narrow; with Infinity Zoom you pull the view out and notice incoming packs, traps and bosses on the approaches in advance. In POE 2's slow combat the extra view converts directly into survival.
  • The combo with the fog modules. Together with Remove Delirium Fog and Remove Atlas Fog, these three features give a fully "transparent" picture of the location: neither haze, nor a narrow zoom, nor an unrevealed map hides the threat from you anymore.

How to buy a Path of Exile 2 cheat and run it

Between "click buy" and "already clearing an act or the Atlas with scripts on" — usually less than five minutes. No managers, no DMs, no middlemen.

1. Study the card

One item below on this page — Phoenix Path of Exile 2. Inside: Visuals (Remove Delirium Fog, Remove Atlas Fog, Always Health Bar, Map Revealer, Infinity Zoom), scripts (Auto Health, Auto Mana, Energy Shield, Auto Escape with Slider Value, Enable, Binds, Script Mode) and the rest (Configs, Menu Key, Custom Scale, HWID Spoofer). Read the contents and check screenshots.

2. Pick a plan

The card has a "Plans" block — variants by length (from 7 days). Longer = cheaper per day. For active play in the current EA league it makes sense to take a monthly plan.

3. Payment via oplata.info

The oplata.info gateway. Secure connection, foreign cards accepted, the receipt arrives automatically. No manager at this step.

4. Key and loader email

Within a minute of payment an email lands with the activation key and a direct Phoenix loader link. No manual Telegram delivery.

5. Activation, spoofer and POE 2 start

Save the loader, open it, paste the key, press "Start". Optionally activate the built-in HWID Spoofer first. Then the loader loads the module. Open Path of Exile 2 via Steam, Epic or the GGG client, enter the game. The Menu Key opens the Phoenix POE 2 menu — there you tune the fog modules, the script thresholds via Slider Value, binds, Script Mode and the interface Custom Scale.

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System requirements and platform support

Path of Exile 2 is noticeably heavier than the first game: a new renderer, more detailed graphics and effects need fresh hardware. Minimum — Intel i5-8400 / Ryzen 5 2600 + GTX 1060 6GB / RX 580 + 16 GB RAM. Recommended — i7-10700 / Ryzen 7 3700X + RTX 3070 / RX 6800 + 16-32 GB RAM and an SSD is a must. Our module runs in a separate process and adds almost no load.

Windows

Windows 10 (22H2 and up) and Windows 11 — 21H2, 22H2, 23H2, 24H2, 25H2. Whether Windows is activated or you run a repack — does not matter to our loader. Windows 7 and 8.1 start neither our loader nor the sequel itself.

Platforms — Steam, Epic and the GGG client

On PC Path of Exile 2 is available on Steam, the Epic Games Store and in a separate Grinding Gear Games client. Our cheat works with these PC versions — the loader finds the install itself. Console versions (PlayStation, Xbox) are not supported.

POE 2, not POE 1

This build is strictly for Path of Exile 2. The original Path of Exile is a separate client with a different codebase; the POE 2 cheat will not work on it, and vice versa. The first game has its own card with us — do not mix them up at purchase.

Early Access and updates

POE 2 in EA is patched often. After a major update the build may briefly go "unstable" while we adjust offsets. In that window the subscription timer auto-pauses. Antivirus (Defender usually passes; Kaspersky, ESET, Avast sometimes do not) — add the loader folder to exceptions.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How is the POE 2 cheat different from the first game's cheat?

The main difference is two fog-removal modules absent in the first game: Remove Delirium Fog (douses the Delirium mechanic haze that spawns reinforced mobs) and Remove Atlas Fog (clears the atmospheric fog on Atlas maps). They appeared precisely because the sequel uses fog as a gameplay device more actively. The rest is conceptually close (Visuals, auto-scripts, spoofer) but tuned for a different game: POE 2 is slower, bosses are tougher, flasks work differently, so scripts with a Slider Value threshold are especially apt here. The builds are mutually incompatible: the POE 2 cheat does not work on POE 1, and vice versa — they are different clients.

What exactly does Remove Delirium Fog do?

Delirium in POE 2 is a challenge: you touch a mirror, and the location floods with dense fog from which reinforced versions of mobs emerge. The reward grows with time spent in the fog, but so does the danger. The trouble is the haze itself sharply cuts visibility — you notice an enemy only when he is already close. Remove Delirium Fog removes this visual fog layer. The enemies stay just as strong, the mechanic does not break — you simply see their approach in advance and have time to react with a dodge or a skill. Essentially it restores honest view in a situation where the game deliberately takes it away.

How to set the script trigger threshold via Slider Value?

Each script (Auto Health, Auto Mana, Energy Shield, Auto Escape) has its own Slider Value control — the percentage or value at which the script fires. The logic is two-tier: set Auto Health on the upper threshold (e.g. heal at 60-65% HP), and Auto Escape on the lower, critical one (e.g. exit at 25-30%). Then the heal fires first, and only if damage broke through the flask and health keeps falling does the automatic combat exit follow. The exact values are tuned to your build and health pool: higher thresholds for a fragile caster, lower for a beefy warrior. The setup is conveniently saved via Configs so you do not re-enter it.

POE 2 has no EAC. Then why a HWID Spoofer in the kit?

Because the absence of a kernel anti-cheat does not equal the absence of bans. Grinding Gear Games detects third-party software server-side — by behaviour, timings and patterns — and bans accounts manually. A ban in POE 2 is an account ban, and the account is tied, among other things, to hardware. The built-in Spoofer swaps the hardware identifiers so that on a possible block you can continue from a new account without a link to the "flagged" hardware. It is a tool to minimise the block chance, not a way to return a banned account — old progress is not restored on a ban. In Early Access, when the rules and detection are still being shaped, such insurance is especially handy.

Does Auto Escape really save you from a boss in POE 2 in time?

Yes, and in the sequel it is especially valuable. POE 2 soulslike bosses hit in packets — a series of blows or a combo can remove almost the whole HP pool in under a second, and reacting by hand is unrealistic (human reaction is 200-300 ms). Auto Escape monitors health in real time and, on crossing a set threshold, instantly severs the server connection — the character exits combat before the finishing blow lands. In hardcore leagues, where death is irreversible, this is the main purchase reason. It works in tandem with Auto Health: the flask at the upper threshold, the exit at the lower one. Both thresholds are tuned to your build via Slider Value.

Do Early Access patches break the build often?

POE 2 in EA updates more often than a stable game — balance patches, new acts, mechanic tweaks ship. A major update can shift client offsets, and then the build briefly goes "unstable" while we adjust it. During that time your subscription timer auto-pauses — paid days do not burn. As soon as we release the updated version and the status returns to "working", the counter resumes from the same value. No action is required on your side. By the standards of cheats for EA games this is a normal rhythm, and we try to keep downtime to a minimum.

Where do I message if something failed to launch?

The fastest channel is the Telegram support chat. The link sits in the post-oplata.info email and in the phoenix-hack.ru header. During Moscow daytime and evening (10:00–22:00) the duty operator usually joins in a couple of minutes, less at night but still online sometimes. Alternative — the widget form on phoenix-hack.ru, those tickets share the same queue. The VK group runs only for announcements and does not handle tech tickets.

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