CFF Cheat for Battle Teams 2

CFF is a Battle Teams 2 cheat for the VK Play client: ESP, a 2D radar and an aimbot. It runs on that client only — other versions of the game are not supported.

What sets it apart is how far each part can be tuned. Boxes can get a background so they stay readable against a busy map, the radar sits in its own window and pins distant targets to its edge, and aimbot smoothing is set separately for the horizontal and vertical axis.

Two things matter before you pay. "Invisibility while recording: No" means the overlay shows up in screen captures and streams, so this is not a build to stream with. The system has to be 64-bit Windows 10 or 11. The cheat starts through the EXLoader loader, the menu opens on Insert, and the 30-day key is issued right after purchase.

CFF is a Battle Teams 2 cheat for the VK Play client: ESP, a 2D radar and an aimbot. The card lists 14 features in four groups; the menu opens on Insert, and Del switches everything off with one press.

What the Battle Teams 2 cheat shows

The ESP is built around the box, and the box has more settings than usual: type, line thickness, corner rounding, slant and a background. The background matters because a thin outline disappears against a bright or busy stretch of map, while a filled box reads instantly; in dark corridors the fill usually goes off so it does not hide the model.

Skeletons show posture, so you can tell whether someone is aiming, crouched behind cover or running. Line thickness is adjustable, which helps when a distant skeleton collapses into a single stroke. The head circle comes outlined or filled: filled is easier to spot at range, an outline keeps the head visible up close.

The health bar tells you whether a wounded player is worth chasing, and distance tells you whether your weapon will reach. Nicknames are drawn too, so the same opponent is easy to recognise in the next fight even after they reposition.

A 2D radar in its own window

The radar lives in a separate window, with radar type, X and Y position, size and zoom all adjustable, so you can park it where it does not cover the game's HUD. Players appear as dots, and dot type and size can be changed — small dots are easy to miss at high resolution.

Point clamp pins targets that leave the radar area to its edge. That is what makes a tight zoom usable: up close every dot is clear, and players further out do not vanish but sit on the rim, showing which side they are coming from. When ESP crowds the screen, the radar gives you the same picture without boxes drawn over the models.

Aimbot: FOV and per-axis smoothing

The aimbot works on a hotkey, so it acts only when you ask it to. Its reach is set by an FOV circle on screen, with a dynamic FOV option. A small radius means that it engages only when your crosshair is already near the target, which looks more natural than a snap across half the screen.

Target priority decides who gets picked when several enemies sit inside the circle, and bone selection decides where the crosshair goes: the head kills faster, the body is easier to hold on a moving target. Smoothing is set separately for the horizontal and vertical axis. Opponents in a shooter move sideways far more than up or down, so the horizontal axis is usually set faster to keep up with strafing and the vertical one softer so the crosshair does not jerk.

Requirements and launch

• Windows 10 (21H1–22H2) or Windows 11 (21H2–26H2), x64. 64-bit only, on an Intel or AMD CPU.
• Game client: VK Play, latest stable version. The cheat works with this client only.
• Game mode: any. Fullscreen or windowed, nothing needs changing.
• Invisibility while recording: no. The overlay shows up in screen captures and streams, so this is not a build to stream with.
• Anti-cheat: the game's own built-in anti-cheat. No other protection system is listed in the requirements.

The cheat starts through the EXLoader loader: pick the cheat you bought, choose the version marked [pay] and press LAUNCH. Once the loader closes, start the game and give it roughly 1–3 minutes before opening the menu with Insert. The panic key on Del turns the whole cheat off at once when you need a clean screen.

A 30-day key

There is one plan: a 30-day key. It is issued automatically right after purchase and sits in your account with its expiry date. Other Battle Teams 2 cheats are listed in the Battle Teams 2 section.