Go to Pixel Bot for Safety Retail

Hi all, just wondering what the go to Pixel Bot is at the moment for Safety excluding GGL. Ive previously used MaxDPS (Long time ago before all these detections) and Rotation Lab.

I don't need max parses just a simple rotation for DPS specs with good UD history. Any recommendations?

Looking at going back with RL or trying AS but I'm not sure on how safe AS is.

Thanks.:)

Edit: Looking at either RL or trying AutoPump.

would suggest Autopump. they only use hekili so there is no addon to be detected which makes it safer than rice and aimsharp. though the rotations arent as good. the price is a little high though

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Originally Posted by bradderspark Hi all, just wondering what the go to Pixel Bot is at the moment for Safety excluding GGL. Ive previously used MaxDPS (Long time ago before all these detections) and Rotation Lab. I don't need max parses just a simple rotation for DPS specs with good UD history. Any recommendations? Looking at going back with RL or trying AS but I'm not sure on how safe AS is. Thanks.:) Edit: Looking at either RL or trying AutoPump.

Aimsharp is good

I also heard the Rice Rotations are now using a two-piece method, so it might be worth investigating.

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Originally Posted by tamedbeast Aimsharp is good I also heard the Rice Rotations are now using a two-piece method, so it might be worth investigating.

Hi, I see you know a lot about this subject. How are aim sharp from a safety point of view? Had many detections?

Would Autopump be safer as there are no addons connected to the game? I don't want peak performance just minimum buttons to press.

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Originally Posted by bradderspark Hi, I see you know a lot about this subject. How are aim sharp from a safety point of view? Had many detections? Would Autopump be safer as there are no addons connected to the game? I don't want peak performance just minimum buttons to press.

I'm not really going to talk about detections and other safety stuff, as this can change at any given time, and I don't want to be the one telling people so and so's software is safe and then suddenly they get banned. I've done this in the past, and it's just not worth putting my reputation on something I have no personal control over. I would suggest talking to users in those communities and asking those questions directly to them.

At the end of the day, there is risk in everything that involves cheating; you need to use your own judgment on what you decide to use based on the information you collect.

My reviews are mostly just for the purpose of my experience using these tools from a user's standpoint, outside of anything related to safety and security.