ESP presents information about players and the map. Loot display narrows that information to items. Radar changes the viewing format. Aim assistance affects aiming behavior. Treating them as one feature makes plan comparisons misleading.
ESP improves situational awareness
Player ESP can show position, distance, name, equipment, weapon, health, or direction. The useful part is not simply displaying everything; it is filtering the information so the screen remains readable. NONU offers configurable categories according to plan.
Loot display helps prioritize items
Item display can identify ground loot, containers, corpses, prices, categories, and quest-related objects. Price and category filters help reduce noise. Players focused on looting may value these controls more than combat automation.
Radar changes where information is read
Radar summarizes nearby positions in a compact view instead of placing every label in the 3D scene. It can complement ESP, but it does not replace detailed item or player information.
Aim assistance is a separate control category
Aim functions can differ by activation key, field of view, smoothing, target priority, and selected body part. These settings affect how predictable the response feels. Lite focuses on information display; standard aim assistance begins with Plus; Max provides the broadest configuration.
Choose the smallest plan that covers your purpose
| Need | Suggested plan |
|---|---|
| Core ESP, loot, radar | NONU Lite |
| Information plus standard aim assistance | NONU Plus |
| All categories and detailed controls | NONU Max |
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