Ancient hack for Escape from Tarkov
AncientAncient Chams paints player models in Escape from Tarkov with a solid colour and skips combat modules entirely.
A Escape from Tarkov line-up of 24 cheats: 13 full cheats, 3 chams cheats, 3 visuals cheats and 3 DMA cheats. The requirements across this section name BattlEye.
These run on the “card plus second PC” setup: nothing starts on the gaming machine, the cheat reads its memory through a PCIe card. Beyond the key you need the card itself, a second PC and an input device — a separate budget. How the setup works and what it costs · Every DMA cheat in the catalog
The full Escape from Tarkov line-up lives here. That is 24 positions right now: 13 full cheats, 3 chams cheats, 3 visuals cheats and 3 DMA cheats. Developers represented here: Ancient, Authority, Chams, Clutch, Covcheg and Desync.
Menu sizes run from 4 to 111 entries. The fullest is Lacoste with 111 entries, the most compact Chams Eft with 4. 3 positions run over DMA and need a second PC with a card. 2 cheats need a removable drive. 3 cheats ask for BIOS or system settings changes. 3 cheats bundle a spoofer. 9 cheats declare a screen capture bypass. The positions themselves: Ancient Chams, Ancient Full, Authority Eft, Authority Esp Trainer, Chams 2, Chams Eft, Clutch and Clutch. Licence lengths seen in the section: 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, 3 days, 14 days, 31 days, 3 months and 91 days.
BattlEye shows up in the requirements of the cheats in this section. Every BattlEye update reaches the software sooner or later: positions pause, then return patched.
There is no safe cheat — only different odds of being caught in the next wave. Nobody compensates a lost game account: the key pays for access to software, not for an outcome.
Why cheats get detectedThe routine is always the same: set the window mode from the requirements, start the software before entering a match, and do not switch everything on at once. The most dangerous window is the first days after a game or anti-cheat patch.
Safe launch checklist