The Djonny cheat mod pack 1.45.0.0 has stayed one of the most talked-about forbidden mod packs for World of Tanks. It gives tankers a real edge in survivability and shooting accuracy, and it helps you detect enemies earlier. The installer bundles prohibited mods with legal interface improvements. You can also lower graphics settings for extra FPS. Setup is quick, so you can enter a battle and feel the advantage right away. The download is free from our site.
The pack got early coverage on the Djonny by World of Tanks YouTube channel. A video from August 11, 2017 has passed 10,000 views.
These cheat features change the way World of Tanks battles play out:
- Automatic repair, fire extinguishing, and crew healing.
- Target marker on the nearest enemy vehicle.
- X-ray mode in color and black-and-white versions.
- Foliage removal for better visibility.
- Enemy reload timer readout.
- Hits without being spotted.
- Hidden enemy shadow or model display.
- Black sky for clearer vision.
- Cheat aiming reticles: AutoAim, Shaytan, AimBot Pro.
- Artillery shot location and artillery reload timer.
- Minimap display for enemies outside render range.
- Destroyed object markers on the minimap.
- Bright vehicle textures and colored tracers.
- Laser pointer for more precise shooting.
- Option to disable penetration through objects.
You can set up the Djonny pack to match your play style. It puts forbidden cheats and legal UI mods in one installer.
How to install
Installation takes a few simple steps.
- Run the installer.
- Select installation options.
- Install legal mods.
- Enter password
112233and install cheat mods. - Select graphics optimization options.
- Play.
Download the Djonny cheat mod pack for World of Tanks and see what it does in battle. Be careful with cheat mods. They can get your account suspended. Follow the game rules and show respect to other players.
Download Djonny`s Modpack for WOT
ModPack-by-Djonny.zip
I felt almost dirty seeing exact countdowns for when opponents can fire again during close-range brawls. It completely removes the guesswork when deciding whether to peek around a corner and trade hits.
Those numbers ticking right above the enemy turret completely threw off my usual rhythm the night I tested this in the town district. Rolling out two seconds before their cannon was ready made the fight feel surprisingly mechanical.