You wanted M.O.D.s. Oh, we got the M.O.D.s. No longer will your aim be as effective as a water gun in a paintball match because it's all here, a comprehensive list of every M.O.D. you need to level the playing field.

Before you jump in, it's important to understand that each weapon has its own unique recoil and weapon sway patterns, which makes using this GamePack a powerful tool in your gaming arsenal as it automatically applies the most up-to-date values for the weapon you're using. We do all the heavy lifting for you!

This GamePack features THREE WEAPON PROFILES, each with a weapon to match your favorite loadouts.

The Cronus Zen OLED below shows the main screen displayed when you're running this GamePack.

It's important to familiarize yourself with the GamePack menu layout.

You may use one weapon at any one time per profile.

Click the arrow > for all Jump Toggles used to access and manage Weapon Profiles.

There's a lot of weapons in this game, so to change a PRIMARY weapon as quickly as possible with Jump Toggle VIEW/TOUCHPAD + RT/R2, we have created a 'Weapon Armory' which conveniently categorizes each weapon into their own distinctive classes so you don't have to scroll through lists of ARs and SMGs when you're looking for a Shotgun.

This jump toggle takes you straight to the Weapon Armory. Use D-PAD LEFT/RIGHT to scroll through the different weapon classes, A/CROSS to select the class and weapon of your choice, and B/CIRCLE to save.

This GamePack supports a profile value for PRIMARY for each Profile 1 to 3. This adjustable can set a X Axis and Y Axis value. Unlike Weapon Recoil. The push variant will move a weapon left (negative X Axis value) or right (positive X Axis value) or Up (negative Y Axis value) or down (Positive Y Axis value).

This Jump Toggle will quickly take you to the Profile Adjustable Menu. Here, you can modify the recoil compensation for the profile currently active. This can come in handy if you have the same weapon on different profiles with different attachments. These adjustables are restricted to the profiles they are associated with. This differs from weapon recoil as weapon recoil values are loaded onto any profile where that weapon is in use.

Swapping between your PRIMARY and SECONDARY weapons during battle has never been easier. By monitoring the Cycle Weapon button (default: Y/TRIANGLE), The GamePack will keep track of the weapon you're using and automatically update your settings to match the weapon you're holding. On PS5 consoles using the new Adaptive Beta will attempt to keep profiles in sync. This MOD is in Beta and certain weapons may overlap.

However, if for any reason the automatic swapping fails (this can happen when browsing in-game menus) don't panic! You can manually re-sync to the correct weapon by using the PRIMARY or SECONDARY jump toggles.

🏦 Anti-Recoil is a top-tier M.O.D. utilized in first-person shooter games. It assists you in reducing, and often entirely eliminating, your weapons' recoil.

And introducing [BEAM], a dynamic, fully-automated weapon tracking system that transforms your in-game character into a laser-guided juggernaut. This groundbreaking update allows for custom attachments to be used with all weapons and loadouts. 😲

We hired one of the film industries top digital artists to put together this exclusive presentation...

Yup, that's basically how it works. Simply enable Anti-Recoil , pickup a weapon (and attachments if you like), and make sure Zen is switched to your favorite WEAPON PROFILE (P1 - P3) set the active weapon and you're good to go.👍

This handy Quick Toggle which will quickly enable/disable Anti-Recoil. Note: Anti-Recoil must be enabled in the GamePack menu for the toggle to work.

Base Anti-Recoil is tuned for a weapon when aiming at an enemy to counter the slowdown that occurs when firing on an enemy when In-Game Aim Assist is enabled.

Once you've selected your weapon of choice, it's possible that it's not beaming as expected straight out of the box. This could be due to the fact that the existing GamePack version does not optimally account for the combination of in-game sensitivity and deadzone settings.

But don't worry, the "⚡How to Tune" section 👇will guide you on how to fine-tune your setup to achieve optimal performance - a state we call [BEAM]. You can then share these settings with others via the community support channels found on the main page of this guide.

It really isn't too difficult once you've got a grip on the basics. You're dealing with just two axis, X and Y, each correlating to UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT movements.

This Jump Toggle will quickly take you to the Anti-Recoil Adjustable Menu. Here, you can modify the X & Y axis for any weapon that's currently active. Remember to check out "⚡How to Tune" 👇

The Menu lets you save the X & Y adjustable values for every PRIMARY weapon in each WEAPON PROFILE (P1 - P3).

Click the arrow > for instructions on how to extract the recoil compensation values right from the game. This will equip you with the know-how to skillfully tune the X & Y axis like a pro.

Anti-Recoil the GamePack is tuned for targets without Aim Assist. This is done in case a shot or two is missed your aim does not overcompensate. However, the In-Game Aim Assist will slow down your aim when your crosshair is close or on an enemy. This is an invisible area commonly referred to as an Aim Assist bubble. This area requires a bit of extra recoil for your aim to stay steady. There are two options with Off Enemy being the default recoil tuned for walls or targets without Aim Assist. If you wish to counter an Aim Assist bubble automatically select On Enemy which automatically provides the extra recoil to counter an Aim Assist bubble. If On Enemy is in use and a shot is missed your aim may overcompensate.

First of all, let’s break down how the standard Aim Assist generally works. In this game, when either left or right stick movement is applied, the built-in aim assist feature quietly steps in at a certain movement threshold. It’s like having a subtle co-pilot that gently slows down your aim, making sure you lock onto targets more smoothly.

Now, introducing Silent Aim 2.0, exclusive only to BEAM2.0 GamePacks. It automatically adjusts the strength according to your deadzone, sensitivity, and response curve values, giving you smoother aiming with less screen-shake.

Silent Aim also works great with a mouse and keyboard as there is zero screen-shake and interference when the right stick or mouse is in motion.

For those looking to fine-tune the performance of Silent Aim, you can adjust its strength to suit your preferences. You'll find the "Silent Aim Strength" setting, which controls the movement of the right stick to lock onto an enemy.

The Aim Assist Booster M.O.D. enhances your gameplay experience, whether you're using a controller or mouse and keyboard. This MOD operates seamlessly without any visible effects on the screen. The only way to experience its benefits is through gameplay.

This GamePack is loaded with a variety of extremely handy Fire M.O.D.s (default: RT/R2), designed to disorient enemies, causing them to miss shots and lose track of your position.

These are GLOBAL M.O.D.s, meaning they will be applied to the any active PRIMARYor SECONDARY. Click the arrow > for a complete list of available ADS M.O.D.s...

Control exactly when a M.O.D. is activated. This is particularly useful if you have one M.O.D. that activates only when you Press Fire and another M.O.D. that activates only when you press ADS & Fire.

On Fire: Fire while pressing the fire trigger. ADS is ignored. ADS & Fire: Fire while pressing ADS & Fire at the same time. Fire Only: Fire only when pressing the fire trigger. ADS will block the M.O.D.

These SHOT M.O.D.s. will run whenever the chosen activator (default RT/R2) is held. The 'On Fire' option will run whenever the Fire Button is held. The 'ADS & Fire' option will run when both ADS and Fire buttons are held. Then lastly 'Fire Only' will only run when the Fire button is held and the ADS button is not held.

Jump Shot: Rapidly jump when the Fire button is held. Crouch Shot: Crouch once when the Fire button is pressed. Auto Crouch: Rapidly crouch while the Fire button is held. Drop Shot: Go to the prone position when firing. Strafe Shot: Strafe while firing your weapon.

Control exactly when a M.O.D. is activated. This is particularly useful if you have one M.O.D that activates only when you Press Fire and another M.O.D. that activates only when you press ADS & Fire.

On Fire: Fire while pressing the fire trigger. ADS is ignored. ADS & Fire: Fire while pressing ADS & Fire at the same time. Fire Only: Fire only when pressing the fire trigger. ADS will block the M.O.D.

🏦 Quick Scope is a powerful feature designed to enhance your shooting efficiency and speed. When using this feature, pressing either FIRE (default: RT/R2) or ADS (default: LT/L2) will trigger an automated sequence: your weapon will swiftly zoom in, fire, and then zoom back out. This seamless motion can shave up to two seconds off your shooting time, offering a significant advantage compared to traditional firing methods.

Here are the two main trigger options for Quick Scope:

Additionally, Quick Scope offers a forth option, the Legit Scope. This feature primes a shot as you hold the ADS trigger, firing the shot when the trigger is released.

This M.O.D. automatically sprints when the left stick is fully pushed in any direction

Rapidly Melee while the Melee Button is held (RS/R3 default).

This M.O.D. allows rapid jumps while the In-Game Jump Button is held (A/CROSS).

Bunny Hop: Rapidly jump while the Jump Button (A/CROSS default) is held.

This M.O.D. will automatically aim down sights when hip firing providing the best accuracy while having reduced character movement. When either option is used Anti-Recoil is also applied to give you the edge on your opponent in any scenario.

Automatically ping opponents, weapons or point of interest and alert your teammates. (Once): ping only once while ADS or firing depending on your activator. (Repeated): Ping all the time while ADS or firing depending on your activator.

VM Speed allows you to change how fast the GamePack reports to your game. This can allow for a more responsive gaming experience. However, if using a headset wired to your controller this M.O.D. may cause sound crackling. The speed can be set to either 10ms (default), 8ms, 6ms, 4ms or 2ms. The lower the value the more responsive your controller may feel. Note that this setting may weaken Silent Aim.