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Separate PvP and PvE configs worth it?

I run two saved configs now—one with wide loot filters for PvE, one with tight player distance for PvP.

Switching manually used to take ten minutes; save/load in the portal fixed that.

Based on: Unturned cheats review 2026

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Guide answer · 1 day ago · 11 points

Yes—name configs PvP vs PvE in the portal. The review guide recommends tighter player ESP distance on raid servers and wider loot filters for horde nights.

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u/survivor_ops · 23 hours ago · 7 points

I duplicate configs after every patch so I never overwrite my PvE loot preset by accident.

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u/weekend_raider · 20 hours ago · 5 points

Zombie ESP on max in PvE, off in PvP—took two saves but worth it.

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u/loot_runner · 18 hours ago · 4 points

Vehicle ESP only on my PvP profile saved a lot of clutter on PvE farms.

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u/base_builder · 16 hours ago · 3 points

Same author as OP—save/load is under Misc in the menu; takes seconds once you have both files named.

Guide answer · 12 hours ago · 8 points

See config profiles article for suggested distance caps—start conservative on PvP before enabling aimbot.