ESP
Enlisted ESP Tips for Squad Awareness
ESP is the most useful feature in large Enlisted matches. You still have to communicate — overlays only help if your squad actually listens.
Box styles and readability
Use corner boxes instead of full rectangles. They block less of the actual battlefield, which matters when you are peeking from a Berlin apartment window.
Color-code teams and vehicles. Tan boxes for infantry, orange for tanks, blue for planes. Your brain parses that faster than one color for everything.
Our Enlisted ESP docs list every toggle. Copy the default profile before you experiment — broken configs are the main reason people toggle ESP off mid-match.
Distance filters that make sense
Cap infantry ESP at 150 meters on open maps like Normandy. Beyond that, dots distract you from the MG42 actually shooting you from a hedgerow.
Leave vehicle ESP at max range. A Panther you spot at 200 meters saves your whole squad from a flank.
Wallhack is the same data with emphasis on line-of-sight breaks. Read wallhack vs ESP if you are unsure which mode to run.
Callouts that help your team
Say compass directions and landmarks, not “ESP guy behind wall.” Call “two riflemen, church ruin, west” and your squad can push without guessing.
Mark officers and machine gunners first. Removing suppression wins Enlisted fights faster than chasing lone riflemen.
Check enlistedcheat.net for feature updates after game patches — new maps like Tunisia need fresh landmark vocabulary anyway.
