Mason EAC cheat for War Thunder

Mason EAC cheat for War Thunder pairs an aimbot with vehicle ESP. EAC in the name stands for Easy Anti-Cheat, the game's own protection, so it names a mode this cheat runs alongside, not one it asks you to switch off.

AIM and ESP for War Thunder: the Mason EAC menu

The Aimbot tab has four entries: an on/off toggle, an aim key, aim smooth, and aim step. Turn smoothing up and the crosshair eases onto a target instead of snapping, so it reads less obviously as a cheat, but it also costs time on a fast-crossing target; players lower step when a plane in a turn makes the aim twitch. The aim key is held when you want help rather than locking the crosshair, so ordinary manual gunnery still works between presses. The menu screenshot shows two more sliders, an aim radius and an invert-pitch toggle, that are not in the published feature list, so this text does not claim them. Nothing on the card splits the aimbot by vehicle type the way it does for ESP.

ESP sits in Visuals, the largest group, and it is a War Thunder vehicle cheat in the literal sense — the highlight covers tanks, planes, and ships together. The group's first entry is not a toggle: it explains that the highlight only fires once War Thunder's own server decides the target could be seen, so nothing is painted through solid ground. The working toggles cover a name, heading, and outline per vehicle, plane speed, and distance; separate counters split air and ground contacts, labelled "units information" in the menu and broken down by vehicle class on each side. A prediction marker and spot exist because a static reticle undershoots a moving aircraft or boat once its own speed matters. Ignore team and Ignore spotted units drop friendly and already-spotted markers once a long match fills the map with icons. Separate entries cover a bombing sight with its own trigger distance, a reload indicator, a visibility indicator for other vehicles, and an air missile warning.

Radar and settings: Other and Misc

The radar is its own floating panel rather than an overlay on the game, so size and radius live in Other and a bound key repositions it along with the unit-info panel. The same tab saves and loads a config through the clipboard, which means a fresh install does not mean rebuilding every tab, plus a menu-language switch. Misc gathers HUD and camera items — a rocket indicator, a ballistic crosshair with a prediction mark, third-person view for simulator battles, a gunner camera from the sight, and a zoom FOV limit — and each one only matters in one battle mode, so it stays off in the rest.

System requirements: Mason EAC cheat for War Thunder

Windows 10 or 11 x64, and any CPU or GPU. The disk needs GPT with the system in UEFI mode, because moving off MBR means repartitioning the machine, not flipping a setting. No USB flash drive is needed. The game client is the War Thunder launcher or the Steam build, and any of the three display modes works: fullscreen, windowed, or fullscreen-in-window. "Recording: Yes" is not a chore for the buyer — it means the overlay stays out of screen captures and streams. HWID spoofing is usually not bundled with the key; it is a separate product in Mason's catalogue.

Mason's other War Thunder builds

Mason lists three more separate War Thunder builds — Arcade, AXE, and Internal — each its own War Thunder cheat with its own key, and buying this one does not unlock the others. If a different Mason build fits better, compare menu sections and requirement rows on each page rather than the name alone. A key is issued right after payment and sits in the account with its expiry date; access is sold in 1-day, 7-day, and 30-day terms.