Arma 3 cheats with a bone aimbot, ESP on players and loot, a DMA radar and no recoil. Three builds that work on BattlEye servers and on modded servers, from Exile to King of the Hill.
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All three Arma 3 builds are rated excellent and working today. If a patch or a server change breaks one, its status switches to updating before you pay.
MASON and SMG include a spoofer, so a hardware ban does not close the PC to you. PROMET ARMA 3 DMA works from a second computer instead.
Altis is about 20 by 20 km. Bone aim and distance ESP matter most on shots past 500 meters, where the target is a few pixels.
Official servers run BattlEye. Modded servers may keep it, drop it or add BEC or infiSTAR. The product page lists what each build supports.
Working only. DMA only. Spoofer included. Stream-proof. Combine them and the list shrinks to what fits your setup.
Arma 3 is a paid game on Steam. The builds target the PC version, and the page lists Windows versions and CPUs for each.
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| TOP 1PROMET ARMA 3 DMA DMA | — | — | Working | Excellent |
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| TOP 2MASON |
Mason | $4.99 | Working | Excellent |
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| TOP 3SMG |
SMG | $3.99 | Working | Excellent |
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Arma 3 from Bohemia Interactive has been a PC military simulator on Steam since 2013, and nothing else in the genre matches its scale. Altis alone is about 20 by 20 km, and modded servers hold 100 players or more. A contact at 500 meters is a few pixels in the grass, and your rifle has to be aimed with drop in mind. Aim assistance matters at that distance. ESP matters just as much, because people lie in brush, behind olive trees and inside buildings where the eye finds nothing. Cheats here turn long, quiet stretches into decisions you can actually make.
Official servers run BattlEye at kernel level. Modded servers are a mixed picture: the admin decides whether to keep BattlEye, drop it or add their own tools such as BEC or infiSTAR. So the same build can face very different checks depending on where you connect. MASON and SMG ship with a built-in spoofer, which helps when you want to return to the same PC after a hardware ban. PROMET ARMA 3 DMA has no spoofer, but it runs from a second computer. All three builds are rated excellent and currently working.
Altis, Agios Dionysios. A hill town with an open approach from the south. ESP with distance shows who sits behind the walls, and bone aim holds up on a 400 meter shot across the fields.
Stratis, the airbase. Hangars, tents and a long runway with no cover. Loot ESP on SMG and PROMET shows what lies in the buildings before you cross open ground.
Tanoa, Georgetown. Tight streets, palm trees and fast fights at short range. Box and skeleton ESP separate friend from foe through foliage, and visibility-only aim ignores anyone behind a wall.
Malden. A smaller island where fights start sooner. The same settings work here, and you save time on the walk between points.
On Exile servers you want the full aim set, so take SMG or PROMET with bone aim, smoothing and visibility checks. On King of the Hill, where control of one spot decides the round, the DMA build keeps everything on a second PC. If you stream, SMG is the one with stream-proof mode and a saved config. On a modded server without BattlEye, any of the three will do, so pick the one whose features you will actually use. Each product page lists its features and system requirements.
DayZ grew out of an Arma 2 mod and is about survival among zombies. Arma 3 has no zombies, only a military simulator with ballistics, vehicles and command roles. Squad has tighter maps and a fixed squad structure, while Arma 3 gives you the largest open terrain of the three. Rust is built around bases and raiding, but here the objective is a mission, an operation or a hill. The pace is slower, and one clear piece of information often decides a whole firefight.
A figure in tall grass 600 meters out is a smudge, and the bullet drops before it arrives. The Arma 3 aimbot picks a bone, with smoothing so the motion looks human. Visibility checks, on SMG and PROMET, skip targets behind walls and hills. All three builds include bone aim. Settings are saved in a config on SMG, so one profile carries from Altis to Tanoa.
The squad leader says there are two in the olive grove, and nobody sees them. ESP draws a box and the distance on players in all three builds. SMG and PROMET add skeleton lines and loot markers, so you read a crouched figure through foliage and spot what lies inside a building. That helps on Exile and KoTH maps, where loot and positions decide the next ten minutes.
Only PROMET ARMA 3 DMA has a radar. The 2D radar shows players around you on a map, running on the second computer, so nothing is drawn over the game. It suits long marches across Altis, when you want to know where the other group is heading. MASON and SMG have no radar, so rely on ESP there.
Full-auto fire at 200 meters makes the rifle climb and the group spreads. No recoil on MASON and SMG flattens that climb, so bursts stay on the target. PROMET ARMA 3 DMA has no recoil option, and it relies on aim and smoothing instead. Use no recoil together with bone aim for fast fights in towns like Georgetown.
MASON and SMG run on the same PC as the game and ship with a spoofer, which suits a quick start. PROMET ARMA 3 DMA moves the cheat onto a second computer through a DMA card, so nothing extra runs beside Arma 3 and BattlEye. It needs a card and firmware, plus a second PC with 4 GB of memory and 2 cores. See every Arma 3 DMA build in the DMA section.
BattlEye runs at kernel level on official servers and checks processes and memory. On modded servers the admin chooses: BattlEye, BEC, infiSTAR or nothing at all. All three builds are rated excellent and work under BattlEye today. When a patch breaks one, its status moves to updating, and you see that before you pay.
Config saves my setup, spoofer included
buildSMGARMA 3Spoofer included, that sealed it
buildMASONARMA 3Works, no ban. The bullet editor is an interesting feature.
buildPROMET ARMA 3 DMAARMA 3Didn’t find an answer? Write to support. People answer, not a bot.
Contact supportBone aimbot with smoothing, ESP with box, distance, skeleton and loot, a 2D radar on the DMA build, and no recoil on MASON and SMG. Some builds add stream-proof mode, a config and a spoofer.
There is always risk. BattlEye runs at kernel level on official servers, and modded servers may add BEC or infiSTAR. Each build shows its status on the product page.
A spoofer helps if you are banned and want to return on the same PC. MASON and SMG include one. PROMET ARMA 3 DMA has none, since it runs from a second computer.
Yes, all three builds are working. Exile rewards full aim and loot ESP, so SMG or PROMET fit best there. On King of the Hill, where one spot decides the round, the DMA build keeps everything off the game PC.
Yes. Without BattlEye the only checks are what the admin runs, such as BEC or infiSTAR. Any of the three builds will do, so choose by features, and read the server rules before joining.
Yes. Distance ESP and bone aim are built for long ranges, and the DMA radar helps track groups across the map. On a streamed operation, SMG has stream-proof mode and a saved config.
