Aion 2 ESP Explained: What Each Option Shows and How to Keep It Readable

ESP is usually the first thing people look for in Aion 2 software, and also the easiest to set up badly. Switch on every option at once and the screen fills with boxes and text. This guide covers what the Player ESP options show and how to keep your view useful.

What Player ESP can show

The product page lists these options:

• Box styles, full or corner
• Skeleton
• Head circle
• Health bar
• Nameplate
• Class or job
• Level
• Faction (Elyos, Asmodian or Balaur)
• Distance
• View direction
• Flying or grounded state
• Out of screen arrows
• Max ESP distance

The menu preview also shows a team check option and a max distance slider.

Which options earn their space

Faction color, health bar and distance tell you the most at a glance. Faction tells you who is a threat, health tells you who is worth focusing, and distance tells you whether you are in range. Class and level help when you are picking targets in a crowd.

Skeletons and head circles make more sense at close range, where you care about where someone is facing and moving. At long range, a corner box and a distance tag are usually enough. Corner boxes also take up less of the screen than full boxes, which matters in a big fight.

Flight and aerial markers

Aion 2 fights are not limited to the ground, so a flat ESP is only half the picture. The software adds aerial target ESP, flight path markers, an altitude readout, glide and wing state, and highlights for sky contested zones. Combined with the flying or grounded tag on player ESP, you can tell at a glance whether someone is above you, below you, or about to land.

Keeping the screen readable

A few settings do most of the work:

• Set a max ESP distance so far-off players do not add clutter.
• Use custom ESP colors, and give visible and hidden players different colors so you can tell them apart.
• Turn on combat mode when you want world ESP hidden during a fight.
• Use the 2D radar for what is behind you instead of adding more on-screen text.

Save a setup for each activity

The config system lets you save and load setups. A common approach is one config for faction PvP with everything on, and a leaner one for solo play. Our guide to gathering and boss markers covers the PvE side.

A note on risk

ESP does not make you invisible to enforcement. NC has said it acts against unauthorized programs, and you should treat any cheat software as carrying risk. The software gives you a panic key and a status page to follow after patches.

You can see every option in context on the Aion 2 ESP product page, or read through everything the software includes.