Marathon Guides
Marathon Aimbot and Soft Aim Configuration Guide
Marathon combat is fast and unforgiving. Runners die quickly, TTK is tight, and UESC security hits hard. Soft aim bridges the gap between your reflexes and consistent headshots without looking robotic to spectators.
Soft aim vs full aimbot in Marathon
Soft aim gently pulls your crosshair toward the nearest valid target within your FOV circle. Full aimbot snaps instantly — higher risk, higher reward. For Marathon's extraction meta, soft aim is the safer default because fights often happen at mixed ranges with UESC nearby.
Set your FOV circle to 15–25 degrees for mid-range Runner fights. Wider FOV catches more targets but looks less natural. Narrow FOV (8–12°) works for long-range sniping on open map sections.
Bone priority for different weapons
Head priority works for precision rifles and burst weapons. Chest priority is better for automatic fire at medium range where recoil would miss heads anyway. Legs only matter for slowing fleeing Runners — rarely worth defaulting to.
UESC units have different hitbox profiles than Runners. If you engage security often, test chest priority on UESC and head priority on players. Our aimbot page covers weapon-specific presets.
Staying undetected while using aim assist
Never hold angles that require inhuman reaction times. Miss occasionally on purpose during low-stakes fights. Avoid tracking targets through solid walls — that is what gets flagged, not the aim assist itself.
Check our status page after every Bungie patch before enabling aim features in ranked or high-stakes runs.