Wyvern or Phantom Overlay? (Legit/closet)

[relativistic]

Looking for something safe and UD. As far as I can tell, both of them are.

Is Wyvern worth it for the price? I've also heard that PO doesn't have as many features.

[0x41^4]

Wyvern is definitely worth the price.

PO is very simple, it's good for purely hitscan heroes, such as Cassidy.
You'll also have an extremely low ban chance with using something like PO.

For features and functionality, I would go with Wyvern if you can afford it.

[Ww8]

wyvern definetly worth it im currently using it

[wyverncx]

As long as you don't use the aimbot/triggerbot and only use aim-assist it's effectively as safe as a DMA cheat since we're 99% kernelmode. We have tiny usermode payload for keeping in-sync with the game which is really unlikely to be ever be an issue as some external software (like razer synapse) also utilize the same kind of hooks for RGB animations.

[SirAdlig]

Originally Posted by wyverncx

As long as you don't use the aimbot/triggerbot and only use aim-assist it's effectively as safe as a DMA cheat since we're 99% kernelmode. We have tiny usermode payload for keeping in-sync with the game which is really unlikely to be ever be an issue as some external software (like razer synapse) also utilize the same kind of hooks for RGB animations.

So it’s not safe to use the aimbot/triggerbot?

[wyverncx]

Originally Posted by SirAdlig

So it’s not safe to use the aimbot/triggerbot?

You will get called out above masters and spam reported. While our aimbot is really good (especially on track) you will have a hard time especially if you look like you're lost all the time. This does not apply if you're good at the game already and are looking to improve your aim / perception using ESP.

[relativistic]

Originally Posted by wyverncx

As long as you don't use the aimbot/triggerbot and only use aim-assist it's effectively as safe as a DMA cheat since we're 99% kernelmode. We have tiny usermode payload for keeping in-sync with the game which is really unlikely to be ever be an issue as some external software (like razer synapse) also utilize the same kind of hooks for RGB animations.

Thanks for the thorough response, will be buying

[RealK]

I'm trying Wyvern seems nice.
But when I inject the cheat it says: Hypervisor: Unsupported, should I be worried?
Also, how can I disable Ana scoped auto-shoot? When I turn the scope, she starts shooting automatically, I can't stop

[mrwhitespace]

buy PO if you want to stay hardstuck gold as a soldier/bastion main, the cheat is really bad for everything else, trust
(overwatch only, other games are pretty good, support is goated too)

[wyverncx]

Originally Posted by RealK

I'm trying Wyvern seems nice.
But when I inject the cheat it says: Hypervisor: Unsupported, should I be worried?
Also, how can I disable Ana scoped auto-shoot? When I turn the scope, she starts shooting automatically, I can't stop

There is no need to use a hypervisor for overwatch, so nothing to be worried about.

Triggerbot? Join the discord for more help.

[hkflow0o7]

120$ for 30 days is a funny joke

[wyverncx]

Originally Posted by hkflow0o7

120$ for 30 days is a funny joke

100's of people would disagree that currently hold 15+ days of subscription time. Overwatch cheats used to go for $200/month and even reached upwards of $600/month for significantly worse products.

[0x41^4]

Originally Posted by hkflow0o7

120$ for 30 days is a funny joke

Overwatch is aggressive towards cheaters, thus why so many providers experience ban waves frequently. This is one price factor.

Another price factor is the amount of work that is required to support all heroes and their abilities. Unlike, for example, Call of Duty, Overwatch has dozens of heroes with different abilities that all need to be developed for.

Lastly, it's not enough to simply support all of the 40 heroes. Those heroes need to be able to compete at a Master or higher level (preferably higher), otherwise why buy it from them?

I agree, as a consumer, 120$ is insanely expensive for a cheat (mainly why I don't play OW anymore). However, I understand the amount of work that is required to not only remain UD, but to perform better than competitors, which is why they're priced the way they are. And believe me, you will definitely notice a difference using Wyvern than you will their competitors.

[hkflow0o7]

Originally Posted by 0x41^4

Overwatch is aggressive towards cheaters, thus why so many providers experience ban waves frequently. This is one price factor.

Another price factor is the amount of work that is required to support all heroes and their abilities. Unlike, for example, Call of Duty, Overwatch has dozens of heroes with different abilities that all need to be developed for.

Lastly, it's not enough to simply support all of the 40 heroes. Those heroes need to be able to compete at a Master or higher level (preferably higher), otherwise why buy it from them?

I agree, as a consumer, 120$ is insanely expensive for a cheat (mainly why I don't play OW anymore). However, I understand the amount of work that is required to not only remain UD, but to perform better than competitors, which is why they're priced the way they are. And believe me, you will definitely notice a difference using Wyvern than you will their competitors.

Problem is most providers lie about their detection history .. for all I know PO is the only one till now that hasn't ever been detected. Their Software is not the best I agree .. it's very average, but their price is good their security is better and that's the two most important factors consumers will check before buying.

But still anything above the 80$ mark is very expensive since it's not a private thing.

[SecurID]

Originally Posted by relativistic

Looking for something safe and UD. As far as I can tell, both of them are.

Is Wyvern worth it for the price? I've also heard that PO doesn't have as many features.

Phantom Overlay is the best for me