Stern ST cheat for CoD: BO 6-7 / WARZONE

Stern ST cheat for CoD: BO 6-7 / WARZONE packs aimbot and ESP into one menu. The plain Stern build in the same catalogue skips aiming entirely — visuals only, no aim assist.

Stern ST cheat for CoD: BO 6-7 / WARZONE: what the aimbot does

The Aimbot tab has its own on/off toggle, and aim type switches between Normal and Humanize, which means Humanize adds a small delay and unevenness before the crosshair locks on, so it does not snap to a target instantly. Target priority can be set to the nearest enemy, so you skip a manual pick on tight maps like Shoot House. The FOV circle limits the acquisition area and shows up in the card's own gameplay screenshots as a red arc around the reticle — narrow it so you ignore enemies at the screen edge, or widen it for a faster reaction. A separate slider controls smoothing: higher moves the crosshair more gently, lower reacts faster but jerks more. The activation key comes from a dropdown, rather than one button. A dedicated Visible Check keeps the aimbot on targets actually on screen — it will not lock through walls. The same tab has two toggles the published feature list does not mention: TargetLine draws a line to the target, and Arrow Fov adds an arc next to the FOV circle.

ESP: what shows up besides the crosshair

The Visual > Player tab layers several elements independently: a box around the model, a skeleton — showing posture, so an aiming enemy reads differently from a running one — a head marker, distance, and a health bar. On-screen name and a line to the target are separate toggles that switch on without touching the rest. Health decides whether to push into close range or fall back; distance flags which weapon reaches that far. Colours are not shared across the overlay: four independent pickers — box, skeleton, line, distance — keep them from blending into the health bar on busy maps like Road. Box style and line style sit in the settings column, next to the ESP draw-distance and radar size sliders. One toggle here is also missing from the published list: Filled Box fills the box with solid colour instead of an outline.

Requirements: what it runs on, and what it does not

The game launches through Steam — the only client the cheat supports, not Xbox or Battle.net. Supported systems are Windows 10 builds 1903-22H2 and Windows 11, except builds 24H2 and 25H2 — on either build, roll the update back first to launch. CPU is Intel or AMD, GPU is unrestricted, the disk must be GPT, and BIOS must run UEFI, instead of Legacy. No USB flash drive is needed to launch, and HWID spoofing is typically not bundled — a separate product if hiding hardware becomes necessary. The game must run windowed or borderless; the overlay will not attach in exclusive fullscreen. A separate requirements row covers recording: the overlay stays out of screen captures and live streams, so you can show gameplay on stream without switching ESP or the aimbot off by hand.

Duration and price

A key for the Stern ST cheat for CoD: BO 6-7 / WARZONE covers 1, 7 or 30 days for 299, 699 and 1599 GCC; the amount is charged against the site's own balance, and the key is issued right after payment and sits in the account with its expiry date. For anyone who wants the visuals without the aim assist, the same catalogue carries the Stern cheat for CoD: BO 6-7 / WARZONE — weekly and monthly cost more there, and the feature set differs too: ESP, a radar, and an interface language switch instead of aiming. Besides Stern, warzone cheats in the same catalogue come from a handful of other sellers — the full lineup is on the CoD: BO 6-7 / WARZONE page.