Skyrant vs Eggsterant

Which one is more accurate?

I'm pretty sure Eggsterant is an aimbot, so I wouldn't take the risk. There are better options, and I really suggest sticking with triggerbots if you're a decent player. Sure, it's not as good as an aimbot, but it's still useful.

You can check out Skyrant or Exodus. Which one is better depends on the user. Skyrant is an AI triggerbot, so don’t even think about using it on a potatoe laptop. Exodus is external and was made for Nvidia GPUs, but it also works well for AMD. Good luck, and don’t let your "desire" make you buy cheap things.

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Originally Posted by MrRobot1259 I'm pretty sure Eggsterant is an aimbot, so I wouldn't take the risk. There are better options, and I really suggest sticking with triggerbots if you're a decent player. Sure, it's not as good as an aimbot, but it's still useful. You can check out Skyrant or Exodus. Which one is better depends on the user. Skyrant is an AI triggerbot, so don’t even think about using it on a potatoe laptop. Exodus is external and was made for Nvidia GPUs, but it also works well for AMD. Good luck, and don’t let your "desire" make you buy cheap things.

Skyrant has 2 options, Color or AI

It uses Color for games such as Valorant, Marvel Rivals, Spectre Divide, Splitgate, Paladins etc..
All GPUs supported, both AMD and Nvidia and is extremely low spec, even a Nvidia GTX 970 can run Skyrant Color.

Skyrant uses AI for games such as Fortnite, Rust, Counterstrike, PUBG and other games that does not support color.
AI is spec demanding and you need an nvidia rtx gpu for AI games.

Skyrant is mainly focused on Valorant, so all other games are free included with an active skyrant license.

I am pretty sure Skyrant is better than Eggsterant. The only thing I ever heard of Skyrant was that they had a detection some time last year but after that nothing so that counts for something in that they have a lot of users and it's rather quiet so that is good. For Eggsterant, I have heard nothing but bad things.

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Originally Posted by Maddax. Skyrant has 2 options, Color or AI It uses Color for games such as Valorant, Marvel Rivals, Spectre Divide, Splitgate, Paladins etc.. All GPUs supported, both AMD and Nvidia and is extremely low spec, even a Nvidia GTX 970 can run Skyrant Color. Skyrant uses AI for games such as Fortnite, Rust, Counterstrike, PUBG and other games that does not support color. AI is spec demanding and you need an nvidia rtx gpu for AI games. Skyrant is mainly focused on Valorant, so all other games are free included with an active skyrant license.

I'm sorry, didn't knew they had a color based triggerbot.

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Originally Posted by Maddax. Skyrant has 2 options, Color or AI It uses Color for games such as Valorant, Marvel Rivals, Spectre Divide, Splitgate, Paladins etc.. All GPUs supported, both AMD and Nvidia and is extremely low spec, even a Nvidia GTX 970 can run Skyrant Color. Skyrant uses AI for games such as Fortnite, Rust, Counterstrike, PUBG and other games that does not support color. AI is spec demanding and you need an nvidia rtx gpu for AI games. Skyrant is mainly focused on Valorant, so all other games are free included with an active skyrant license.

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Originally Posted by MrRobot1259 I'm pretty sure Eggsterant is an aimbot, so I wouldn't take the risk. There are better options, and I really suggest sticking with triggerbots if you're a decent player. Sure, it's not as good as an aimbot, but it's still useful. You can check out Skyrant or Exodus. Which one is better depends on the user. Skyrant is an AI triggerbot, so don’t even think about using it on a potatoe laptop. Exodus is external and was made for Nvidia GPUs, but it also works well for AMD. Good luck, and don’t let your "desire" make you buy cheap things.

Hello,

I am genuinely impressed by your products. Based on your sales performance and customer feedback, it’s clear that your offerings are highly popular and well-received. However, I have a technical question that I can’t quite understand.

Theoretically, whether it’s an AI-powered Color Aimbot, AI-assisted Triggerbot, or pure Colorbot Aimbot, they all need to access Windows graphics APIs to analyze the screen. Since Vanguard can monitor all such API calls and detect these behaviors, it seems inevitable that users would get flagged.

Now, if a system has both a dedicated GPU (dGPU) and an integrated GPU (iGPU), running the bot on the iGPU might reduce the chances of detection. However, Vanguard still has access to both GPUs, meaning it can retrieve data from either. So theoretically, this method wouldn't be foolproof unless you implement kernel-level hooking to bypass detection.

But considering your pricing, achieving such advanced hooking techniques at this cost seems highly unlikely. Your products are very affordable, which makes it even more surprising that they remain undetected.

I’m truly curious—how do you manage to keep so many customers satisfied without frequent bans? I find it hard to believe that this is actually possible, because even a minimally invasive Triggerbot still needs to read screen data. And as long as you read screen data, Vanguard can detect it and issue a hardware ban.

So, how do you do it? I’d love to hear your insights.

Looking forward to your response!

Best regards,

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Originally Posted by michaelsong Hello, I am genuinely impressed by your products. Based on your sales performance and customer feedback, it’s clear that your offerings are highly popular and well-received. However, I have a technical question that I can’t quite understand. Theoretically, whether it’s an AI-powered Color Aimbot, AI-assisted Triggerbot, or pure Colorbot Aimbot, they all need to access Windows graphics APIs to analyze the screen. Since Vanguard can monitor all such API calls and detect these behaviors, it seems inevitable that users would get flagged. Now, if a system has both a dedicated GPU (dGPU) and an integrated GPU (iGPU), running the bot on the iGPU might reduce the chances of detection. However, Vanguard still has access to both GPUs, meaning it can retrieve data from either. So theoretically, this method wouldn't be foolproof unless you implement kernel-level hooking to bypass detection. But considering your pricing, achieving such advanced hooking techniques at this cost seems highly unlikely. Your products are very affordable, which makes it even more surprising that they remain undetected. I’m truly curious—how do you manage to keep so many customers satisfied without frequent bans? I find it hard to believe that this is actually possible, because even a minimally invasive Triggerbot still needs to read screen data. And as long as you read screen data, Vanguard can detect it and issue a hardware ban. So, how do you do it? I’d love to hear your insights. Looking forward to your response! Best regards,

We have focused the software development towards safety and performance, UI and other minor aspects of it have been overlooked, there are plenty security measures developed into it to prevent Internal AI detection system and also vanguard ones it self, we know that the beside making some € out of it people use it on their main accounts where they spent tons of money on, not really humanly fair to offer a detected product that make you lose all... At the end of the day we all human beings who wants to have fun on a videogame in a way or another.