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Phoenix Full for PUBG is the maximum pack of our private software in a single subscription. Includes Vector Aim with FOV, Smooth and recoil control (RCS). Contains the full ESP module set: Players ESP, World ESP, Loot ESP and Misc. The HWID Spoofer is also bundled — no separate purchase.
This is the pick for subscribers who want every capability in one launcher. Vector Aim helps close the last gap between crosshair and target during a peek. The Smooth parameter you tune to your mouse sensitivity — the aim stops looking "too clean". RCS compensates part of the recoil so a burst from an assault rifle lands. ESP gives complete map awareness. The Spoofer covers HWID-ban risk right before the game starts.
Full costs more than ESP, but one bundle handles several tasks at once — from opponent information to aim tuning and PC-data swap. The plan is chosen by you on the product card.
Updates
Updates for PUBG Full
The date is the last change to the software — a fix or an update for a game patch. Many games rarely get patches, so the software does not need constant updates: if the last update was a while ago, the game simply has not changed and there was nothing to update. The key point — if the product is available to buy, it works.
PUBP WH and PUBG AIM updated for the latest patch of the game (23200952).
PUBP WH and PUBG AIM updated for the latest patch of the game (23200952).
- The aimbot has been fixed.
- Fixed rare random crashes during gameplay.
- Fixed a crash related to the visibility check feature.
PUBP WH and PUBG AIM updated.
PUBP WH and PUBG AIM updated.
• Fully redesigned and modernized user interface.
• Restored working language switcher (English / Russian).
• Changed to a more comfortable and readable font for gameplay.
• Fixed various minor bugs and issues.
• Improved security system and anti-ban protection.
PUBG WH and PUBG AIM
PUBG WH and PUBG AIM
- Updated bypass, stabilized product performance.
- Fixed issue where ESP could not appear immediately or occasionally disappear during a match.
- Added feature to display distance of items on the ground.
- Air drop contents and loot from corpses now work stably.
- Reworked aimbot logic for more comfortable gameplay.
- Distance limit increased from 500m to 1000m.
- Spectator count now works correctly.
- Added missing items to the item display function.
PUBP WH and PUBG AIM updated for the latest patch of the game (22878863).
PUBP WH and PUBG AIM updated for the latest patch of the game (22878863).
PUBP WH and PUBG AIM updated for the latest patch of the game (22773312).
PUBP WH and PUBG AIM updated for the latest patch of the game (22773312).
Specifications of PUBG Full
Features of PUBG Full
Loot ESP — WH on ground loot in PUBG
Loot ESP
Lets you see various items on the ground.Loot Filter
Granular filter for displayed loot by category.Armor 1 LVL
Level 1 armour — vests, helmets, backpacks.Armor 2 LVL
Level 2 armour — vests, helmets, backpacks.Armor 3 LVL
Level 3 armour — vests, helmets, backpacks.Blade
Highlights melee weapons on the ground.Pistols
Pistol positions.Submachine
SMGs on the map.Shotguns
Shotguns on the ground.Rifles
Assault rifle positions.Snipers
Sniper rifle positions.Scopes
Scopes and optics on the map.Medicine
Large and small first aid kits, bandages, painkillers, energy drinks, syringes.Attachments
All other weapon mods.Grenades
Throwables on the ground.Distance
Distance to items in metres.Max Distance
Caps loot WH working range.Players ESP — WH on players in PUBG
Players ESP
Provides various information on enemies — position, name, distance, weapon.Visible Check
Enemies in direct line of sight and behind walls get different colours.Show Bots (AI)
Tells bots from players — a bot label appears next to bot containers.Boxes
Highlights players behind walls and cover with boxes.Box Style (2D, Corners, Filled)
Visual style settings for boxes.Health (Text, Bar)
Player HP shown as text and as a bar.Skeleton
Skeleton WH — skeleton overlay on top of player models.Knocked
ESP works against knocked players.Equipment
Current player gear — armour, helmet, backpack.Weapon
Current weapon in the enemy\'s hands.Ammo
Magazine and reserve ammo for opponents.Snaplines
Lines from your model to opponent models.Kill Score
Match kill count for each player.Level
Account level of opponents.Distance
Distance to other players in metres.Max Distance
Caps ESP feature working range.Enemy Only
ESP works only against enemy players.Aimbot Vector Aim in PUBG
Enabled
Toggle the aimbot on or off in one click mid-match.Vector Aimbot
Vector aim: the crosshair travels to a chosen point on the enemy model along a path at a tunable speed, no instant snap.Field of View (FOV)
Capture radius around the crosshair. Long range needs a small FOV — you put the crosshair on target yourself, the aim just nudges. Close-range fights call for a bigger FOV.Show FOV
Displays the aimbot working zone as a circle around the crosshair.Aim Key
Choice of key for aimbot activation.Smooth
Smoothing of aimbot motion to targets.RCS
Recoil control system for shooting with aimbot active.World ESP — WH on objects in PUBG
Vehicles
Vehicle positions on the map.Vehicles Info (Health, Fuel)
Fuel and durability info for vehicles.Airdrop
Airdrop positions from spawn.Airdrop Content
Loot list inside the airdrop.Corpses
Death boxes on the map.Corpse Content
Inventory of player corpses.Name
Names of displayed objects.Distance
Distance to displayed objects in metres.Max Distance
Per-category display distance settings.Show Grenades
Highlights thrown grenades with detonation timer.Other Phoenix Full PUBG features
Crosshair
Static crosshair at screen centre.Spectators
How many players are watching your game.Combat-Mode
Disables every PUBG ESP feature except WH on players.Combat Filter
Filters which objects stay visible in Combat-Mode.Colors
Pick your own colours for most visual features.Language
Cheat menu supports Russian and English.HWID-Spoofer
The cheat ships with the HWID Spoofer for PUBG ban bypass.Screenshots and video of PUBG Full
Screenshots and video of PUBG Full
Vector Aim in Phoenix Full is not "press a button and hit". It is a careful shooting assistance you tune yourself. There are two main parameters: FOV — the capture radius around the crosshair, and Smooth — the speed at which the crosshair drags to the target. There is no universal profile — everything is individual.
The FOV picking logic is simple. Long range does not need a big radius: you put the crosshair on target yourself, the aim just nudges it slightly. Close range usually wants a bigger FOV so the capture triggers on fast-moving enemies nearby. If you put the crosshair into the hit zone yourself, a big FOV only gets in the way — it grabs unrelated enemies. A subtle point: if the "head" bone is selected and you are aiming at the body, the edge of the FOV circle must touch the head. Then on activation the crosshair snaps from body to head. If the FOV is smaller, the aim stays on the body.
Smooth you tune to your mouse sensitivity: higher value means slower drag and a more natural-looking trail in replays. RCS (recoil control) is a separate module: usually on for assault rifles and dialled down for sniper rifles, where manual compensation feels more natural.
The community runs several aimbot styles for PUBG, and they differ a lot in how they behave in a match. Phoenix Full uses Vector Aim — a vector-based system that helps the player rather than playing for them. Tuning is individual: there is no universal profile, you set two main parameters yourself — FOV and Smooth.
FOV is a circle around the crosshair within which the aim sees a target at all. The larger the FOV, the wider the capture zone. The picking logic is simple: long distances need a small FOV, close-range fights usually call for a bigger one. If you can put the crosshair into the hit zone yourself, a big FOV is not needed — it only grabs unrelated nearby enemies.
One subtle point: if the menu has the "head" bone selected and you are aiming at the body, the edge of the FOV circle must touch the head. Then on activation the crosshair snaps from body to head and the shot goes into the head. If the FOV is smaller than the on-screen distance from body to head, the aim stays on the body.
Smooth is the speed at which the crosshair drags to the chosen point on the enemy model. Higher Smooth means slower motion and a more natural-looking trail in replays. Lower Smooth means a faster pull — down to almost instant lock. The working value is the one where the trajectory does not look like a sharp flick.
Aim is active only while you hold the activation key — usually right mouse button, meaning during ADS. Between aim-downs it is off. That is natural for a player: nobody tracks an enemy without aiming down sights. The difference between Vector Aim and a public "aim script" is that our crosshair travels along the path at a configurable speed instead of teleporting in one tick.
"PUBG aim script" returns hundreds of search results — forums, open GitHub repos, YouTube reviews. Important to be clear about what they actually are: a real aimbot with target capture via FOV and bone-level pull is a full cheat with an injector and memory reading, not something you write as a script. What gets sold as a "script" is usually one of three things: an AutoHotkey recoil macro, a pixel triggerbot (fires when a specific colour shows up in screen centre), or a repack of a leaked private build. Phoenix Full has a different answer for each.
Macros and pixel triggers are written in AutoHotkey or plain C# and packed with free packers — a reverse engineer cracks them in half an hour. Our modules are protected with commercial packers VMProtect and Themida: the code is virtualised and encrypted, no ready-made signatures for the anti-cheat.
The Phoenix Full driver carries a valid digital signature, so Windows treats it as a regular component and lets it load. Public macros and amateur triggers have no signature — they often get blocked before the game even starts.
A public macro or trigger never touches HWID — so after a detection the account stays on the same PC and lands straight in the blacklist. Full ships with the HWID Spoofer that swaps PC data before the game starts and cleans anti-cheat traces.
A free recoil macro is dead from the first detection — no one maintains it. We maintain Phoenix Full ourselves. Work on a bypass starts the moment a detection lands; a release goes out after internal testing. The longer we test, the more stable the new build.
RCS (Recoil Compensation System) is the weapon recoil control module. In Phoenix Full it is configured separately from Vector Aim and only fires during shooting.
Every PUBG gun has its own recoil table. RCS compensates part of that recoil during shooting — the weapon stays on target more easily, the crosshair drifts up and sideways less. It is especially noticeable on full-auto fire with assault rifles.
Full recoil cancellation looks suspicious: shooting becomes perfectly stable. That is why in Phoenix Full the RCS strength can be dialled down — keep only part of the compensation so shooting still looks natural. You pick the value yourself in the cheat menu.
Assault rifles and autos — AKM, M416, Beryl, SCAR-L. Their recoil is heavy and ruins the burst at medium range. On snipers RCS is usually dialled down — single shots make manual correction feel more natural.
People buy Full to stop losing matches on small things: the hand drifts in a firefight, a camper spots you first, the sniper misses the second shot to recoil. A few real PUBG scenarios below where the Full bundle flips the picture.
AKM, M416 and Beryl at 50–100 metres drift upward already on the third or fourth shot. RCS shaves off part of the recoil and the burst lands. Vector Aim at the same time gently pulls the crosshair to the head.
In two-story houses, whoever found the enemy first wins. Players ESP sees the enemy through the wall, Vector Aim holds the bead on the head during a peek, RCS adds stability for short-range tapping.
At long range what matters is hitting on the first shot and finishing on the second. Players ESP highlights the target in advance. On snipers RCS is left weak or off, so the shot does not look "too clean".
When they catch you in the open, you have to run, shoot and see the enemy at the same time. The full Full bundle is the one situation where the difference between alive and dead is measured in fractions of a second.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Full = ESP + Vector Aim + HWID Spoofer in one subscription. ESP is visuals only. Full costs more but adds configurable auto-aim and recoil control (RCS).
Yes — Vector Aim toggles off via its own switch in the menu. You can play a session without aim, visuals only. You will still be paying for the full Full bundle though.
No, the spoofer is already part of the Full subscription. It runs from the same launcher before PUBG starts and swaps PC data to bypass an HWID block. No separate purchase needed.
If you trust your aim and do not want auto-aim risk — ESP. If you want to frag consistently without perfect mechanics and you need Vector Aim with RCS — pick Full. Vector Aim can be turned off any time, letting you play with visuals only.
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