deadlock

Two internals for Deadlock

Both Deadlock builds on this page load internally. FPS is the conservative one, with controller support, a one click launch and a bypass the card dates to 2019, and it is written for people playing on an account they care about. Predator is the more configurable of the two, with adjustable aim assistance and ESP on enemies and objectives, and it carries a spoofer of its own.

What ESP is worth in a lane game

Deadlock mixes a shooter with a lane game, and most of the punishment comes from information you did not have. Knowing that a hero has left their lane changes whether you push or back off. Objective ESP keeps you honest about the map instead of only the fight in front of you. Aim assistance matters less here than in a pure shooter, which is why Predator makes it adjustable rather than a single switch you leave on.

Setup notes

Both builds run on Windows 10 and Windows 11. Predator includes a spoofer and FPS does not. Controller support is listed on FPS, which is worth knowing given how many people play this one on a pad. Impact on the system is described as low on Predator, so a mid range machine should not lose frames to it. Each card carries its own status line.