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If you're a Battlefield V enthusiast looking for a way to improve your aim and enhance your overall gaming experience, you've come to the right place. In this article, we'll explore a cheat of the popular xx4 Aim Assist created by xx4/exex4, along with a simple .bat file that allows you to run Battlefield V smoothly while benefiting from enhanced aiming assistance. This hack, developed, is an excellent addition to your gaming arsenal, but before we dive into the installation process, let's get a quick overview of what it offers.
- Download the Files: Start by downloading the necessary files, which include the xx4 Aim Assist hack, along with the associated .bat file. These files are readily available for download, so make sure you have them on your computer.
- Unzip the Files: Once you've obtained the required files, unzip them. You should have a "START" file and a "lib" folder.
- Place Files in the Game Directory: Navigate to your Battlefield V game directory, where the "bfv.exe" file is located. This is typically in your game installation folder. Move the "START" file and the "lib" folder into this directory.
- Install Python: To run this aim assist, you need to have Python installed on your computer. If you don't already have Python, you can download the latest version either from the official Python website or through the Microsoft Store. After installing Python, be sure to reboot your PC.
- Administrator Privileges: For this cheat to work as intended, it's crucial to run it with administrator privileges. Make sure you are using an admin account or have the necessary privileges on your Windows system.
- Adjust Aiming Behavior (If Necessary): In some cases, you may find that your crosshair acts erratically, pointing towards the sky or the screen edges. To address this issue, open the "aimer.py" file located in the "lib" directory with a text editor such as Notepad. Look for the line that says "time.sleep(0.02)" and adjust the value to "time.sleep(0.03)" or higher if needed.
