AMD, Windows 10. Did not turn any of the security settings off. Waited until it was green, launched the game, then the loader. Insert brought it up. Box and distance on players, price filter on loot, aimbot off unless I am holding a lane.
Note was in my inbox the same day I paid. Insert, menu, done. Aimbot, player ESP, loot filters, chams, and misc configs were all in there. Been on the lifetime key since.
Save and load is the only misc thing I touch. One config is boxes only, for when I am just watching the zone. The other has aim on for infantry fights. Swapping mid round beats clicking through the menu while I am getting shot.
Win 11, Intel, cloud DMA set up. Left HVCI and the rest of that security stuff on. First open was fine once the game was already up and the color was green. Sitting on red after a patch was the annoying part, not the menu.
Ran the month for a few weeks, then just paid the $150. Menu is the same either way. I play most nights, so the longer key was cheaper than renewing. I still check the color before I hop on after a patch.
I run aim with a tight FOV and the circle on, so I can see what it is allowed to grab. Visible check stays on or it tries to pull through cover. Smooth is high enough that it does not snap. Saved that before I touched anything else.
Chams on player plus weapon with a static color made pushes way easier than text alone. Took a match to tune RGB off because it was distracting. Still run light player ESP for health. Not a 5 only because I had to dial brightness down.
Loot ESP is what paid for the lifetime key for me. Minimum price filter keeps the junk off screen and corpses stay on when I am clearing a building. Player ESP still handles who is alive; loot handles the economy run after.
Boxes, distance, and health are what I leave on. Names get messy once half the server is piled on the zone, so those stay off. The arrows still catch people sitting off the side of my screen, which matters in a 100 player fight.
Grabbed the $35 month first so I could see if it would even open on my PC. Key was in the email, Insert brought the menu up, and I was in a lobby that night. Aim and the boxes both do what they say. Fine for trying it before you drop $150.