Mason EAC cheat for War Thunder on Windows
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Mason EAC for War Thunder: system requirements
About Mason EAC for War Thunder
Mason EAC is a version of the War Thunder cheat with Easy Anti-Cheat and BattlEye support; the overlay is hidden from recordings and screenshots. The aimbot runs on its own key; aim speed, capture radius and sight shake are set by hand. The lead marker works on planes and tanks, and the spot on the target (turret, hull) is switched with a key.
Ground vehicles, aircraft and bots are toggled separately in the ESP, but an enemy is visible only once spotted, because the server sends their model. Missiles, bombs, bases and airfields are marked, and for each enemy the ESP shows the vehicle name, nickname, heading, distance, plane speed and reload. The radar and the missile alert are separate options; outside air modes the target's last known position stays on screen.
In simulator battles the misc tab adds arcade controls for planes and helicopters and third person while airborne, and tanks get a ballistic crosshair without a range limit. According to the developer, the full misc set raises the risk of a ban. Requires Windows 10/11 x64 (2004 to 26H1), UEFI, a GPT disk, Hyper-V with VT-x/VT-d and Secure Boot turned off; an x64 client from the game launcher or Steam.
Features of Mason EAC for War Thunder
- aims at enemy vehicles on the assigned key.
- aiming speed and the radius in which the aim picks a target.
- sets how much the sight shakes while the aimbot tracks a target.
- places a lead point on planes, tanks and other vehicles.
- the lead spot on the target (turret, hull and so on) is switched with its own key.
- an enemy is drawn once the server has sent the client the model of their vehicle.
- a square frame over the enemy vehicle.
- separate toggles for ground vehicles, aircraft and bots.
- the ESP shows missiles and bombs, as well as enemy bases and airfields.
- the vehicle name, the player's nickname, the direction of travel and the plane speed.
- shows the last received vehicle position at any distance; it does not work in air modes.
- signals that an enemy is reloading.
- draws an eye next to an enemy while they are within line of sight.
- a warning about missile threats in the air.
- the distance to the enemy and an adjustable draw distance limit.
- hides teammates and already spotted enemies; with the filter off, teammates are shown in green.
- shows a bomb sight with an adjustable trigger distance.
- size and range are adjustable, and the radar itself is moved with a key.
- vehicle information in a separate panel that is moved with an assigned key.
- for tanks, shows where the shell will land; the sight's range limit can be removed.
- a custom zoom limit in the sight for long-range shots.
- planes and helicopters in simulator battles get arcade-style controls.
- a third-person camera in simulator battles while the vehicle is airborne.
- the game engine's own lead indicator, plus rocket fire and ship indicators.
- the gunner camera is hidden, and the vehicle in your sight gets an outline.
- unlocks the whole misc tab; the developer warns that it raises the risk of a ban.
- settings are saved to the clipboard and loaded back from it.
- reduces CPU load; the menu is in English or Chinese.
