The Division 2 Cheats — Aimbot, Weakpoint ESP & AFK Farm Tools

The Division 2 cheats built for faster clears, smarter farming, and endgame control

The Division 2 hacks from GS23 come in three separate products — Axis, Omnis, and QC — each built around a different depth of play. Axis is the focused entry package: aimbot, magic bullet, ESP, radar, loot suction, damage multiplier, no recoil, and speedhack. Omnis expands into detailed player and NPC visuals, weakpoint targeting, Iron Horse boss logic, item vacuum, AFK farming scripts, and movement speed. QC is the deepest tier: advanced weakpoint tracking with health filtering, weapon multiplier and fire rate tools, auto loot, monster attraction, a massive AFK script library, load/save config, and utility tools that cover nearly every friction point in the Division 2 endgame loop. Runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11, Intel and AMD CPUs, Steam and Ubisoft (Axis also supports Epic), Windowed and Borderless modes.

Division 2 cheats are about efficiency. Washington's endgame is a farming loop — control points, bounties, raids, and open world missions that repeat until your build is complete. The GS23 products cut the tedious parts out of that loop while keeping the combat readable and the progression moving.

Which product fits you: Axis vs Omnis vs QC

• Axis: you want a clean, lower-cost package with aimbot, ESP, radar, loot suction, damage multiplier, and no recoil. You don't need deep AFK scripting or weakpoint lock mechanics. Good entry point for Division 2 cheats without feature overload.
• Omnis: you want detailed NPC and player visuals, weakpoint targeting, Iron Horse end-boss tracking, item vacuum, movement speed, and built-in AFK farms for control points, bounties, and power plant. The step up when Axis feels too light but QC feels too complex.
• QC: you want everything — advanced weakpoint tracking with health filtering, weapon multiplier harm, fire rate modification, auto loot, monster attraction, a deep AFK script library covering dozens of specific farms, load/save config, and utility tools for boss mechanics, trap blocking, and cache opening. The right choice for endgame players who farm heavily and want the most complete toolset.

Axis: focused aimbot, ESP, and damage tools

Axis includes aim on/off, magic bullet, aim key, smooth settings, FOV settings, circle FOV, max distance, skeleton ESP, player box, player distance, weapon, name, line, team check, radar, whitelist, control point AFK run setup, unlimited ammo, auto shoot, loot suction, damage 2–20x multiplier, no recoil, and speedhack. Also the only tier that lists Epic platform support alongside Steam and Ubisoft.

Magic bullet hits targets regardless of where the bullet physically travels — effective at angles and ranges where normal aim correction wouldn't land. Damage 2–20x is a configurable multiplier that can turn most Division 2 enemy types from sponges into manageable targets. Loot suction pulls dropped items to you without running over each pickup. Control point AFK setup automates the most common farming activity without needing the deeper script library from QC. For players who want Division 2 cheats without spending time learning a complex menu, Axis delivers the essentials cleanly.

Omnis: detailed visuals, weakpoint targeting, and AFK farming

Omnis significantly expands the visual and targeting layer. Visuals include player nametag, radial blue lines, bones, skeleton ESP, detect death, dead player ESP, prompt distance, ESP distance, box around player and NPC, health of both, hide ESP for friends or group, drone ESP, shield object display, block control boxes, loot ESP in open world, NPC and player count, and chest ESP distance. That's a full picture of a Division 2 fight — enemies, drones, shields, loot, and counts all visible.

Targeting goes deeper: shotgun tracking, bullet tracking, FOV circle targeting, full-screen targeting, aim lock, aim position, attack weakness, random NPC and player weakpoints, Iron Horse end boss targeting, adjustable aimbot FOV, priority, recent target range, self aiming speed, and self aiming error steps. Weakpoint support matters in Division 2 because armor, backpacks, drones, shields, and boss mechanics are built around hitting specific exposed points — it's not a health bar game at endgame difficulty.

Movement: global speed 1–8x, shift running, W accelerate, running and fire acceleration, script movement speed, RPM, and increased FOV. AFK farms: control point, bounty, and power plant. Item vacuum and suction box round out the loot automation. Omnis is the Division 2 cheats package for players who farm often and want visual clarity and script convenience without going all the way to QC's script depth.

QC: weakpoint tracking, weapon tools, and deep AFK scripts

QC's ESP covers NPC box, info, skeleton, and weakpoints; player skeleton, info, and box; draw crosshair with type selection; loot ESP; spoils ESP; always on top; ALT toggle menu; and colour management. The aimbot panel includes bullet tracking, scatter tracking algorithm, head tracking position, track all weakpoints, hold C to lock weakpoints, track players, mouse left bursts, auto attack, and auto attack shake. Weapon tools: infinite ammo, weapon multiplier harm, no recoil, modify fire rate, and fire rate value.

Weakpoint health filtering is a QC-specific feature that changes how weakpoint targeting behaves based on remaining health — useful for bosses where triggering a weakpoint break at the wrong time resets mechanics. Track all weakpoints and hold C to lock keeps the targeting system from jumping between exposures during a multi-phase fight.

QC's utility list is the largest of the three: full map attract monsters, loot scavenge, auto loot, attract gift, expand the horizon, invincible, pickup without action, deconstruct keys and items, open all field proficiency caches, auto open doors, run speed, fire speed, decompose speed, F interact speed, permanent speed, delay monster loading, block traps, block controller summons, block brute and captain feathers, block Saint, block master hound, show monster count, bullet tracking range ESP, and load/save config.

The AFK script library is QC's defining feature for endgame farmers: unlimited bounty scripts, bounty auto-reset, Automatic Meat Pigeon, Campus Level 4, Paradise Lost, Old Eight Pure Leveling, Unlimited 100 Hero, Unique Parts, Santa's Bounty, Navy Square Level 4, Point Hound Master Bounty, Automatic Revenge, White Oak deterioration, official zoo auto-deterioration, Art Museum deterioration, Jefferson Trade Center deterioration, and the ability to create custom farm scripts. This covers virtually every repeatable Division 2 endgame farm.

ESP across all three products

All three products include ESP, but the depth scales significantly. Axis covers the combat essentials — skeleton, box, distance, weapon, name, line, team check. Omnis adds nametags, bones, detect death, dead player display, drone and shield objects, NPC health packs, loot ESP, and counts. QC adds weakpoints, spoils ESP, crosshair overlay, and colour management for full control over how the visual layer reads.

Division 2 combat is dense — enemies behind cover, drones flanking, shields blocking angles, loot scattered after a fight. The right ESP depth depends on how much information you need. For basic farming runs, Axis or Omnis visuals are enough. For raids, strongholds, and boss-heavy content where weakpoints and drone positions change fight strategy, QC's full visual stack is worth the step up.

Loot, AFK farming, and automation

Loot and farming tools are the most-used features across the GS23 Division 2 category. Axis has loot suction and control point AFK setup. Omnis adds item vacuum, suction box, chest ESP, and AFK farms for control points, bounties, and power plant. QC covers auto loot, pickup without action, decon keys, open all proficiency caches, monster attraction, the full AFK script library, and custom script capability.

For players whose main goal is farming — specific weapons, high-end gear, proficiency caches, or XP — the automation tools reduce hours of manual repetition to passive background sessions. The AFK script library in QC is particularly useful because it targets named, specific farms rather than generic automation. If a particular farm is producing the results you want, there's likely a script for it already built in.

Setup guide by activity

• Control point farming: Axis or Omnis — damage multiplier or attack weakness, no recoil, loot suction or item vacuum, AFK setup. Minimal ESP needed for repeatable routes.
• Raid and stronghold clears: Omnis or QC — weakpoint targeting, track all weakpoints, drone ESP, shield display, fire rate control, infinite ammo. Visual clarity matters more than automation here.
• Bounty farming: QC — AFK bounty scripts, bounty auto-reset, auto loot, movement speed. Let the scripts handle the loop.
• Open world farming: Omnis — loot ESP, item vacuum, movement speed, NPC visuals, chest ESP. Route efficiency is the primary goal.
• Boss runs (Iron Horse, etc.): Omnis or QC — Iron Horse targeting or weakpoint health filtering, weapon multiplier, invincible, block specific mechanics. QC's boss block tools (block brute, block Saint, block master hound) remove the most punishing fight elements.
• Save configs per activity — QC supports load/save config, and the differences between a farm profile and a raid profile are large enough to justify it.

Risk management and safety

The Division 2 is primarily PvE and the main risk is BattlEye anti-cheat detection rather than player reports. The Dark Zone introduces PvPvE where other players can see unusual behavior — if farming or playing in the Dark Zone, keep weapon multiplier values moderate and movement speed believable.

• Extreme damage multipliers (20x) in public Dark Zone sessions are immediately obvious to nearby players — use in PvE missions or private farming contexts.
• AFK scripts are invisible to other players but BattlEye monitors behavior patterns — keep script behavior varied rather than perfectly timed loops.
• Monster attraction pulls enemies into range in ways that don't occur naturally — avoid using it in public co-op missions with unknown players.
• Invincible combined with AFK farming is the combination most likely to create detectable patterns — use during off-peak hours or in solo play.
• Update after patches — BattlEye updates and Ubisoft anti-cheat changes affect detection status.

Further reading

Browse the full The Division 2 cheats category to compare all three products side by side. Open The Division 2 Axis, The Division 2 Omnis, or The Division 2 QC directly for current pricing and stock. Start from the GS23 homepage for the full catalogue. For game background, see The Division 2 on Wikipedia or the official Division 2 site.