AION 2 Aim Assist Guide: Soft Aim, FOV, Smoothing, and Target Selection
How AION 2 aimbot settings map to soft aim: FOV, smoothing, bone choice, and the filters that keep it on enemies.
An AION 2 aimbot search usually lands on soft aim. On this listing that is a combat assist with an aim key, a field of view, smoothness, and a bone choice. It is not a skill-rotation bot and it does not press your abilities for you. The useful setup is a small FOV, readable smoothing, and filters that skip friends.
What soft aim is listed to do
The controls are enable, aim key, FOV, smoothness, and bone selection. Bones on the list are head, chest, and closest. A visible check limits the assist to targets you can see. Draw FOV and a target line show the cone and the current pick so you can tell what the assist is doing.
Max aim distance caps how far that pick can sit. A huge distance in a crowded Abyss pulls the assist toward people who are not part of the fight in front of you.
FOV and smoothing
FOV is the cone around your crosshair where a target can be selected. A wide cone grabs more Daevas. A narrow cone stays on the person you are already looking at. Start narrow and only open it if the assist never finds the target you are fighting.
Smoothing is how quickly the view moves to the selected bone. Low smoothing snaps. Higher smoothing moves more slowly. Fast snaps are easier to notice in your own footage and harder to correct when the pick is wrong. Pair a modest FOV with smoothing you can still steer.
Target selection
Head, chest, and closest answer different fights. Head is a small point and misses more when the target is gliding or turning. Chest is a larger, steadier point for aerial fights. Closest picks the nearest valid bone, which helps when the animation keeps the head outside the cone.
Flight makes this choice matter. A grounded preset can feel wrong the moment the target gains altitude. The flight guide covers altitude and glide state so you can see that vertical change before you rely on the assist.
Filters that keep the assist on enemies
- Visible check so the assist does not pick through a full block
- Ignore friendly faction for Elyos, Asmodian, and Balaur splits
- Ignore same party or alliance during group content
- Max aim distance matched to the fight, not the whole zone
Player identity still comes from ESP. Faction, class, level, and distance are easier to read in the AION 2 ESP guide than inside a moving aim cone. Leave soft aim off until those labels are a set you can actually read.
Where it sits in the 2026 list
Soft aim is optional. The information modules do not require it. The 2026 review puts this module next to ESP and DMA so you can see it is one toggle, not the whole product. When you want the plans side by side, the store page for AION 2 cheats uses the same feature list on both.
AION 2 FAQ
Is the listed AION 2 aim module a full aimbot script?
The listing calls it soft aim. You get an aim key, FOV, smoothness, bone choice, a visible check, friend filters, a drawn FOV, a target line, and a max distance. It does not rotate skills or run a farming loop.
What AION 2 FOV should I start with?
A narrow cone. It keeps the selection on the target you are already facing. Widen it only if the assist misses people who are clearly in the fight.
AION 2 aim: head, chest, or closest?
Chest is the steadier point when targets glide and turn. Head is smaller and misses more in the air. Closest follows whichever valid bone is nearest the crosshair.
Can I use AION 2 ESP without soft aim?
Yes. Player ESP, flight markers, world markers, and radar do not depend on the aim key. Turn the assist on only after those overlays are readable.
Do the AION 2 month and lifetime plans change the aim settings?
No. Both plans list the same modules. 1 Month is $35.00 for 30 days, and Lifetime is $150.00.