ESP
ESP Box vs Skeleton on FACEIT
Both modes show enemies through walls. The difference is readability and how much screen space they take. Here is what most FACEIT players run after testing both.
Buy CS2 CheatsBox ESP
Box ESP draws a rectangle around each player with optional health bar and distance. Best for quick target acquisition — you see exactly where the hitbox is.
Downside: boxes clutter the screen in 5v5 execute situations. Use distance fade to hide players beyond 30 meters.
Skeleton ESP
Skeleton shows bone structure — better for reading player posture (crouching, scoped, jumping). Less screen clutter than boxes on busy maps like Mirage.
Pair skeleton with visible check color coding: one color when enemy is visible, another when behind wall. This prevents obvious prefires.
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green visible red hidden. simple. stopped guessing prefires on common mirage angles
skeleton easier for me to read than boxes. works thru smokes on faceit which i did not expect
chams look sick in screenshots but i use box for streams. health tag saves me from tabbing
wireframe eats like 15 fps on my 3060. box only is smooth. wish wireframe was lighter