Stern cheat for Highguard

Stern is a private Highguard cheat built around target aiming and ESP for players, loot and weapons. The menu splits into three sections — aiming, visuals and utilities — 23 settings in total.

Aiming: target priority and where it lands

Enable Aimbot is the section's master switch. Aim Priority (Nearest) does the real work: it locks onto the closest valid opponent instead of whatever sits under the crosshair, which matters most at close range, when you can't afford a wrong pick. HitBox decides which part of the model the aim tracks — a head lock ends fights faster, a body lock leaves more room for mouse error.

Aim FOV Circle draws the working area and Aim FOV Setting sizes it: a tight radius only pulls in targets right on the crosshair, so the camera stays calm in a crowd, while a wide one picks up opponents at the screen's edge. Aim Smooth Setting eases the correction — higher values move the aim less noticeably, not faster. Separate Aim Key and Aim Hotkey bindings let the aim toggle off for a moment without opening the menu, and Visible Check limits the lock to a target on screen, rather than tracking through a wall.

ESP: players, loot, weapons and world objects

Player Box and Player Skeleton outline a silhouette and pose — the skeleton is what tells aiming from running, which decides whether crossing open ground right now is worth it. Player Head marks the head separately, useful alongside a HitBox lock on the same part of the model. Player Line, Player Distance and Player Name add a line, a range label and a name tag, so a target reads faster than checking the squad list in the game's own UI.

Show Loot, Show Weapon, Show Mount and Show Computer tag loot, dropped weapons, mounts and computer terminals separately. The game already labels these objects in text once you get close; ESP pushes that information out to a distance where the in-game tag isn't visible yet. Esp distance and Loot distance settings decide how far out each tag renders, so loot stays on a short radius while players show up across the whole map, instead of turning the screen into icon soup. Show Radar adds a top-down view, Show DeathStreak counts consecutive deaths, and a second Visible Check works the same way it does in aiming.

Outside aiming and ESP, the menu carries one Misc entry: NoSpread, which removes weapon spread. It isn't tied to target selection — it's a standalone accuracy adjustment.

Requirements and compatibility

Stern Highguard runs on Windows 10 or 11, and works with any Intel or AMD CPU and any GPU. The disk must use GPT and the BIOS must run in UEFI mode — moving off MBR means repartitioning the drive, not a setting inside the cheat, so it's worth handling ahead of time if the system still boots in Legacy. No USB flash drive is required.

The cheat works only with the Steam build, and only in windowed or borderless-fullscreen mode — classic fullscreen is pointless with it. HWID spoofing is not included; check the current spoofer listing, because it's a separate product, not part of this key. The overlay does show up in screen captures and streams.

What a Highguard cheat key costs

To buy a cheat for Highguard from Stern, one period is available — 30 days, starting at 2,899 GCC. GCC is the platform's own balance: it's topped up on the refill page, and if there isn't enough on hand at checkout, the purchase window offers to cover only the missing amount. The key is issued automatically right after payment and sits in the account with its expiry date.

The Highguard game page lists every cheat for Highguard, including Arcane for Highguard, a good place to compare feature sets first. The Stern seller profile carries 20 cheats for other games.