You hold mid as Haze, the radar shows two heroes leaving the neighbouring lane, and you back off before they ever see you. That is the idea behind these builds: bone aim with smoothing, hero and loot ESP, a 2D radar and no recoil. Three builds are listed, from a minimal internal one to DMA on a second machine, and each carries its own VAC status.
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So every build shows a working mark and a reliability rating before you pay. All three Deadlock builds are currently marked working, with excellent reliability.
It does. If a build has no radar or no recoil, the card says so plainly instead of hiding it in the fine print.
Windows version, window mode, Steam client and, for DMA, the second machine with a board and firmware. It is all on the build page, before checkout.
Deadlock is in Early Access and updates often, so each card shows the current state of the build. Check it before you launch, not after.
Enough for a handful of matches to see whether a build suits your playstyle and your Windows version before committing to a longer period.
The DMA build moves the cheat to another computer, so the gaming PC runs only Deadlock. Boards and firmware sit in a separate DMA section.
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| TOP 1DEADLOCK CLUTCH DMA DMA | — | — | Working | Excellent |
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| TOP 2MASON |
Mason | $1.99 | Working | Excellent |
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| TOP 3BYSTER |
Byster | $2.99 | Working | Excellent |
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Deadlock is Valve's 6v6 hero shooter that mixes MOBA and FPS. Two teams push down lanes on one map, fight over creeps and towers, and aim with a third-person camera. Each of the 25+ heroes has a gun and a set of abilities: Haze, Vindicta, Abrams, Lash, Pocket and others. A match runs around half an hour and can turn on one lost fight at a tower, when the souls you saved for the shop disappear with you.
Deadlock is checked by VAC and by Valve's own anticheat. VAC bans are tied to the Steam account, they are permanent, and they often arrive in waves days or weeks after the cheat was detected, not during the match. An internal cheat lives on the same PC as the game, so after a big update it is the first thing the checks can notice. This is why every card shows an update date and a status mark, and why a patch is a reason to wait rather than launch.
Haze in mid. Two enemies stand in front of you and a third hides behind the tower. ESP shows where he is before he steps out, and smoothed aim keeps the crosshair steady instead of snapping.
Vindicta from a ledge. You sit high above the bridge and a hero walks across it. The visibility check stops the aim from locking onto someone still behind a wall.
Abrams in close range. You are first into the fight and need to know how many are around the corner. The radar shows everyone heading your way from the next lane, so you fall back to your team in time.
Lash in a teamfight. Dashes and jumps throw your aim off. Prediction in BYSTER leads a running hero, and no recoil keeps the weapon level through a burst.
If you want light aim and distance to the target, MASON has the shortest feature list and a simple config. BYSTER is the full set: bones, visibility, prediction, boxes, skeletons, loot, radar and no recoil. CLUTCH DMA comes close on features but has no recoil control and no prediction, and in exchange it runs from a separate machine. Playing solo in a random lobby usually calls for the richer set, because you get less information from teammates. Unsure? Rent for 1 day and see how it behaves on your Windows version.
Compared with Dota 2, the camera sits behind the hero instead of above the map, and shots land where you aim rather than where you click. Compared with Overwatch, there are creeps, towers and a shop, so a team can win on economy without winning a single gunfight. That makes ESP on loot and souls worth as much as aim: you see where the enemy and the reward are, and keep your reactions for the fight itself. A cheat here works as a second look at the map, not a replacement for playing.
Aim moves the crosshair along hero bones: head, neck, torso. Smoothing removes the snapping, and the visibility check will not fire at a target behind a wall. BYSTER adds movement prediction for running heroes. CLUTCH DMA and BYSTER have bones and visibility, MASON has smoothing only. It helps most in lanes and teamfights, where targets keep switching.
ESP draws heroes through walls: boxes, skeletons, distance and loot. CLUTCH DMA and BYSTER have all four modes, MASON has distance only. Distance tells you whether you can finish a creep before the enemy arrives, and loot shows where souls and items lie after a fight.
Only CLUTCH DMA and BYSTER have a radar. The 2D view shows hero positions on a minimap, including those walking down the next lane. It lets you step back from a tower before the enemy team gathers in front of you.
No recoil exists only in BYSTER. It cancels weapon kick during a burst, so the crosshair stays on the target. At mid range in a teamfight you notice it in your hit count. CLUTCH DMA and MASON do not have it.
Internal builds (BYSTER, MASON) run on the same PC as the game and are simpler to install. The DMA build uses a board and a second machine: the cheat reads game memory from there, and nothing foreign runs on the gaming PC. DMA wins on separation and loses on hardware, since you need a board, firmware and another computer. All of those are collected in the DMA section.
Deadlock is checked by VAC and Valve's own anticheat. The status of each build is confirmed on the current game version. After a patch there is no guarantee until the developer updates the cheat. Risk is higher for internal builds and lower for DMA thanks to the second machine. Check the status on the card before every launch.
Works, no ban. Rival team positions always on screen.
buildDEADLOCK CLUTCH DMADeadLockCheat works, all good. Skill bar is handy.
buildMASONDeadLockHaze с прогнозом стала совсем другой игрой
buildBYSTERDeadLockDidn’t find an answer? Write to support. People answer, not a bot.
Contact supportBone aim with smoothing and a visibility check, hero and loot ESP, a 2D radar, no recoil and stream protection. Three builds are listed: DEADLOCK CLUTCH DMA, MASON and BYSTER, each with its own feature set.
The risk is always there. Deadlock is checked by VAC and Valve's own anticheat. The builds are marked working, but a patch can change that. Check the status before launching and avoid your main account if losing it would hurt.
None of these three builds includes one. If the account matters to you, consider a separate account or the DMA build, where no foreign software runs on the gaming PC.
Aim and ESP work the same on every hero. Haze and Vindicta depend on precise shots, so BYSTER with prediction and bones suits them. For Abrams and Lash, ESP and a radar are usually enough.
Patches come often and heroes and the map keep changing. After a big update a build may stop working for a while. The status on the card shows its current state.
Yes, rental starts at 1 day, which covers several matches on your own hardware. Payment goes through the single checkout and the key arrives right away.
