I keep seeing people run obvious snap aim in Competitive and wonder why accounts flag. What FOV and smoothness should you actually use if you want to stay undetected on Overwatch 2 Cheats?
There is no magic number that guarantees safety, but conservative settings survive longer. Most staff recommendations start around a narrow FOV band and smoothness high enough that crosshair movement looks like tracking, not snapping. If spectators can see your crosshair teleport, you are already past what Blizzard Anti-Cheat and human review tolerate.
Use separate profiles for hitscan and projectile heroes. A Widow flick profile should not be the same as a Tracer tracking profile. Overwatch 2 Cheats supports per-hero slots — use them instead of one global rage config.
Quick Play forgives sloppier settings. Competitive and high-SR lobbies do not. Disable assist when you are healing, holding kill cam angles, or doing obvious pre-aim through walls. Hotkeys exist so you are not locked into assist during every engagement.
Check Updates after every Blizzard Anti-Cheat patch before you reuse last season’s config. Maintenance rebuilds can change how assist feels even when your sliders look identical.
If friends say your crosshair “snaps back” after flicks, smoothness is too low. If you win every duel but never miss, suspicion rises fast. Undetected play is about believable output — not 100% headshot reels.
Full tuning walkthrough: Aimbot page, aimbot settings thread, and Blizzard Anti-Cheat maintenance Q&A.