MODs for The Finals in a Cronus Zen Script

Below are the MODs you mentioned, along with other common ones that can be included in a script for The Finals. Note: Some MODs, like headshot, can be controversial or unavailable in official scripts due to ethical or technical restrictions.

Headshot MOD (Headshot Aim Assist):

Description: This MOD prioritizes headshots by tweaking aim assist to align the crosshair with an enemy’s head. It’s not an aimbot (which auto-targets) but enhances the game’s built-in aim assist.

How it works: Uses algorithms to detect enemy positions and applies minor adjustments to the right stick when aim assist is active. In The Finals, it can be set to prioritize headshots for weapons like rifles or pistols.

Implementation example: A script might combine an aim assist booster with sensitivity tweaks to “snap” the crosshair to the head when the trigger (L2/R2) is pressed.

IA Recoil (Anti-Recoil with Artificial Intelligence):

Description: Automatically reduces weapon recoil using advanced algorithms to adapt to each weapon’s recoil pattern in The Finals. Unlike standard anti-recoil, “IA recoil” can dynamically adjust settings based on the equipped weapon.

How it works: The script detects the active weapon (e.g., AKM, M11) and applies compensations to the right stick to counter vertical and horizontal recoil. The “IA” aspect means it can switch between pre-set configurations for different weapons without manual input.

Benefits: In The Finals, where weapons have varied recoil patterns, this MOD maintains accuracy in mid-to-long-range fights (70-200 m). It’s ideal for assault rifles or light machine guns.

Aim Assist Booster (Enhanced Aim Assist):

Description: Enhances the game’s native aim assist, making the crosshair track enemies more accurately without manually moving the right stick.

How it works: Adjusts stick sensitivity and amplifies the “stickiness” of aim assist. In The Finals, the BEAM 2.0 MOD (included in the official GamePack) allows per-weapon customization, optimizing tracking in fast-paced combat.

Benefits: Perfect for controller users, as it simplifies tracking fast-moving enemies, like light characters in The Finals.

Rapid Fire:

Description: Converts semi-automatic weapons into automatic or increases the firing rate of certain weapons.

How it works: Simulates rapid trigger presses (R2/RT) to fire at the game’s maximum allowed speed. In The Finals, it’s useful for pistols or semi-automatic rifles.

Configuration: Can be toggled manually (e.g., holding a button) or set for specific weapons.

Auto Ping:

Description: Automatically pings enemies when aiming at them, aiding team communication.

How it works: Detects when aim assist activates and simulates the ping button press (e.g., R1/RB).

Crouch Spam / Slide Spam:

Description: Automates repeated crouching or sliding to make it harder for enemies to hit you.

How it works: Simulates rapid presses of the crouch button (L3 or Circle/B) while maintaining movement. In The Finals, it enhances mobility in close-quarters combat.

Strafe Shot:

Description: Combines lateral movement (strafing) with shooting to maintain accuracy while dodging.

How it works: Synchronizes left stick movement with firing,

creating a zigzag pattern to evade enemy fire.

Auto Run / Auto Melee:

Description: Automates sprinting or melee attacks to reduce player fatigue.

How it works: Simulates holding the left stick forward or repeatedly pressing the melee button.

UPDATED 01/10/2025