Overwatch Review
Overall, I'd rate it 8/10 (with 10/10 being perfect). While it isn't flawless, it's significantly cheaper than most other providers, which makes it excellent value for the money.
Aim
The aim is excellent for what it is. It takes around 20 minutes in the practice range to dial in the perfect settings, but once you've found the right values, it feels really smooth and consistent.
It does struggle against certain movement abilities, such as **Wrecking Ball in ball form** or heroes that are constantly dashing around. During those moments it can seem like it briefly stops working, but if anything, that actually makes it look more legitimate rather than being unnaturally perfect.
Configs
There are plenty of preset configs available on the website. I haven't tried many of them, but the one I used was straightforward to set up and worked well. They also provide a tutorial explaining how to use the configs, making the process simple even for new users.
ESP
The ESP is basic, but honestly that's all it needs to be. It's responsive, doesn't cause any noticeable lag, and does exactly what it's supposed to. Considering the price, it's hard to complain.
Performance
I didn't notice any FPS drops during use. It ran smoothly throughout my time using it, although I imagine very low-end systems might experience some performance impact.
Support
Support was excellent. I accidentally sent slightly less LTC because of network fees, but ProtQ still gave me access without any issues (definitely won't make that mistake again). When I initially ran into some setup issues, he responded quickly. I had managed to solve the problem myself before hearing back, but it was reassuring to know support was available and responsive.
Transparency
One thing I really appreciated was the transparency around bans. Rather than pretending the product is "undetected forever," they openly share ban reports and keep users informed. It's refreshing to see that level of honesty instead of unrealistic marketing claims, and it definitely gave me more confidence in the provider.
Final Thoughts
Overall, this is a solid product that performs well for the price. It's not perfect, particularly against fast or unpredictable movement, but the aim feels great once properly configured, the ESP is effective, performance is smooth, and the support is responsive.
The biggest advantage is the price. Compared to many other providers, it's **very affordable**, and that value pushes my overall rating up. If it were priced similarly to higher-end competitors, I'd probably keep it at a 7/10* but because it's so much cheaper while still delivering a good experience, I'd comfortably rate it an 8/10.