Mason WarThunder Internal cheat for War Thunder

Mason WarThunder Internal is an internal cheat for War Thunder built around tank combat. The card's 161 settings, across 19 menu groups, are grouped below by what they change in a match, not by menu order.

Mason WarThunder Internal: Tank Aimbot

The aimpoint locks onto a target and resizes as a marker; silent aim sends the shot to it without visibly swinging the reticle. A dedicated bind turns it on, and its own FOV slider sets the response range. Autolead calculates lead for a moving vehicle independently, so you can leave both aids on at once but tune them separately. Aircraft only get a lead-point marker — Mason Internal draws no autopilot for planes — and autolead can be switched off for aircraft in a dogfight.

Scout and Artillery Calls

Autoscout marks a target for the team, and an availability check runs first so that the ability isn't wasted on cooldown. Auto artillery works the same way: a tank-type filter decides which classes are worth calling in on — SPAA, light, medium, tank destroyer or heavy — and a repair-only mode limits calls to vehicles that are mid-repair and briefly unable to fight back.

Vehicle, Module and Projectile ESP

ESP is configured separately for players, bots and other entities: box type, thickness, unit-name style and distance each get their own controls per category, so a cluttered one can be dimmed without hiding the rest. Module ESP is separate: ammo racks, engine, gun barrel, cannon breech and crew each get their own color, because a hit on one of these parts — not armor penetration alone — knocks a vehicle out in War Thunder. Rockets, bombs, bullets and torpedoes get a drawn trajectory and flight time split by owner, so dodging fire and leading shots works the same against ships, planes and tanks.

World and HUD

World settings strip out trees, fallen trunks, smoke and decor when sightlines get blocked, and separately recolor fog, water and the environment. HUD switches between arcade, realistic, hardcore and custom presets, and within it markers, radar, distance, indicators and the damage log toggle independently. One more switch removes the range cap on the penetration indicator, which normally covers only part of the distance — with it on, that holds at any range.

Misc, Scripts and Config

Misc covers a two-stage zoom changer, a free camera with its own speed and bind, and a player info panel with columns like squad, clan, battle rating and platform, plus a warning when you're in an enemy's sights. Scripts run add-ons from a folder, including an "Unlock promo units" entry (NEW), while Config saves and loads named presets and Settings covers font, language and the wallhack text background. The menu also goes further than the card: the Misc screenshot shows an "AC emu for test only?" toggle absent from all 19 feature groups — an interface element, not a stated capability.

System Requirements

The game launches through its launcher or Steam, 64-bit only, with DirectX 11, and any display mode works. Supported builds run Windows 10/11 x64 from 2004 through the current 26H1, and either an Intel or an AMD CPU works — brand hardly matters. The requirements also name the game's client-side protection, Easy Anti-Cheat and BattlEye. The disk must be GPT and the system must boot in UEFI mode rather than Legacy, or Mason Internal won't start, and the overlay does show up in screen recordings and streams.

Pricing and the Key

The key sells in three terms — 1, 7 and 30 days, starting at 499 GCC for a day — so check the price and period status before paying. Mason lists three more War Thunder cheats in the catalog, each its own key: EAC, Arcade and AXE. Instead of one build for every scenario, the developer splits them into separate products, and the config system above is what lets you switch between setups.