CFF Cheat for Paladins

The CFF cheat for Paladins gives you ESP, an aimbot and Silent aim on the Steam version. It also removes recoil and spread, but there is no radar.

It suits Steam players who are fine with a windowed game. The Game mode row says Windowed only, so the cheat will not work in fullscreen; switch the game over before you launch. No other client is supported.

If you record your matches, read the recording row closely. OBS, Fraps, Bandicam and similar tools do not pick up the overlay, but a full-screen capture through ShadowPlay does, so record with anything other than ShadowPlay.

The CFF cheat for Paladins pairs ESP with an aimbot and Silent aim on the Steam version. It also removes recoil and spread; the card lists 14 features in five groups, and the menu opens on Insert or Home.

What the CFF cheat for Paladins shows

ESP draws a 2D box, with type and line thickness to choose, and a skeleton with adjustable thickness. Champions in Paladins come in very different shapes, from bulky Front Line tanks to small flankers, and the skeleton tells you what an opponent is doing: running, turning or already aiming. Distance and name come with adjustable text size, and health has a choice of display style. Info position is set separately, so you can keep the text beside the target instead of on top of it.

The most useful setting here is the Colors group. Visible and hidden enemies get different box colours, which answers the question that matters before you shoot: is this player exposed right now or behind a wall? Text colours for distance, name and health are set on their own too, which is handy when labels wash out against the game's bright maps.

Aimbot and Silent aim

The aimbot works on a hotkey with bone selection. FOV sets the working radius and draws it as a circle on screen, and smoothing controls how sharply the crosshair moves: high smoothing looks more natural, low smoothing gets onto the target faster.

Silent aim works differently. Shots hit the target while your camera stays where it was, so you see no movement on your own screen. Because of that, it is easier to spot from the outside than ordinary aiming, and it is worth deciding before your first match whether you want it at all. If you only need help tracking a target, the regular aimbot with smoothing will do.

Memory: recoil and spread

The Memory group has two switches, No recoil and No spread. Recoil drags your aim upward through a long burst; spread scatters shots around the point you aim at. They are different problems, and they are switched off separately. Without spread, weapons with a wide cone group tighter at mid range; without recoil, a long burst stays on one spot. If you play a champion whose weapon barely spreads anyway, the second switch matters less.

Requirements

• Windows 10 (21H1–22H2) or Windows 11 (21H2–26H2), x64. Intel or AMD CPU.
• Game client: Steam, latest stable version. This Paladins cheat works with the Steam version only.
• Game mode: windowed only. There is no point launching in fullscreen, so switch the game to a window before you start.
• Invisibility while recording: yes, with one exception. OBS, Fraps, Bandicam and similar tools do not capture the overlay. A full-screen capture through ShadowPlay does, so record with something else.

Launch and the key

You launch through EXLoader: pick the cheat you bought, choose the version marked [pay] and press LAUNCH. When the loader closes, start the game and give it roughly 1–3 minutes, then open the menu with Insert or Home. Panic key (Del by default) turns the whole cheat off in one press.

The key is sold for 7 days, with no other term. It is issued straight after purchase and sits in your account with its expiry date. Everything for the game is listed in the Paladins section.