War Thunder Aimbot Types Compared: Vector, Silent & Magic Bullet

Understanding War Thunder aimbot types helps you choose a style that fits how you play. This guide compares the three most common ones.

Vector Aimbot simulates mouse movement. Your crosshair travels to the target the way a real player would move it.

Best for: players who prefer a natural-looking aim.

Silent Aimbot hits targets without visible aiming movement. Your crosshair stays where it is.

Best for: players who want accurate hits without a moving crosshair.

Magic Bullet sends shots directly to the target, even when your aim is off.

Best for: difficult shots at long range or against moving targets.

Vector — visible, simulated crosshair movement. Natural style.

Silent — no crosshair movement. Discreet style.

Magic Bullet — no crosshair movement. Direct style.

Ask yourself:

Do I want my aim to look natural?

Do I fight at close range or long range?

Do I want to keep my crosshair steady?

Each type works better with the right options:

Smoothness shapes how Vector movement feels.

FOV Size limits which targets the aimbot considers.

Prediction helps with moving enemies.

Visibility Check filters out hidden targets.

War Thunder aimbot types suit different playstyles. Test each one in a few matches, compare the results, and save your favorite setup in a config.

Can I switch types during a match? Check your menu. Saving a config for each type makes switching quick.

Does every type use FOV? Check your menu's controls for how each type uses it.