ESP
Using ESP and Radar During Enshrouded Co-op Sessions
Co-op Enshrouded is information-heavy: someone flanks while you burn a boss, a chest line gets skipped, or a Shroud surge catches the group split. ESP and radar do not replace callouts — they shorten the gap between “I think someone is left” and “push now.”
What to show your party — and what to hide
In co-op, player ESP helps you avoid friendly fire and spot split teammates. Boss markers and threat outlines help the group commit damage windows together. Loot ESP is personal — toggle chest filters so you are not pinging every container for the whole squad.
Radar shines when one player holds rear while others push. Flank dots outside your FOV prevent the classic “third party from the ridge” wipe. Start on ESP and radar for category details.
Co-op overlay profiles that actually work
Push phase: players, elites, boss health markers, radar on. Loot phase: chests and rare drops, player ESP at short range only. Extract or recall phase: threats and Shroud boundaries — drop container spam.
Agree with your group whether anyone runs stream capture. Stream-proof overlays on Features matter if one person records. Keep soft aim conservative in mixed groups so clips do not look suspicious.
Pair information tools with soft aim discipline
ESP tells you where to fight; soft aim finishes only the fights you choose. Run information-only sessions first if you are new to the stack. Add aimbot profiles after your overlay habits are clean.
Before every session block, skim Updates and the ESP explainer. Patch days hit co-op groups hardest when one player queues on a stale build.