Arena Breakout Infinite Corpse ESP Guide: Player Corpses, AI Corpses and Loot Value Filters
Corpse ESP for Infinite: player vs AI bodies, price, minimum price, max distance, and how that differs from live player ESP.
This corpse ESP guide is about dead kits, not living operators. Enable Player Corpse ESP and Enable AI Corpse ESP, then filter with price, minimum price, and max distance so Northridge and Armory floors do not light up with grey pistols.
Live-player draws stay on the Arena Breakout ESP article. Link that page when you need boxes on people who can still shoot.
Player corpses vs AI corpses
Player corpses drop operator kits: ammo, armor, guns you actually want. AI corpses drop scav kits. A lot of those are junk. Split the toggles so a Farm AI pile does not look like a Forbidden wipe.
Turn player corpses on first. Add AI corpses only when you are hunting a specific bot spawn for cheap parts.
Price, minimum price, max distance
Price
Price paints Koen value on the body. Use it to decide if a third-party is worth the noise. A 20k kit is not a 400k kit.
Minimum price
Minimum price is the filter that makes corpse ESP usable. Set it high enough that grey SMGs disappear. Drop it in Normal if you are filling a budget bag.
Maximum distance
Max distance stops you from rotating 200m for a body you will never reach before extract. Match it to the compound you are in, not to player ESP range.
How corpse ESP differs from player ESP
Player ESP answers “who can shoot me.” Corpse ESP answers “is that kit worth the walk.” Health bars and skeletons do not belong on a body filter. Inventory price does.
Save a loot profile next to a fight profile in the config guide. Season 7 gun values still follow the gun tier list.
Loot filters are one module in the PC suite. Arena Breakout cheats is where that module ships with ESP and aimbot, not as a standalone corpse tool.
FAQ
Why do I still see junk kits?
Minimum price is too low or AI corpses are on. Raise the floor. Turn AI bodies off in Forbidden.
Can corpse ESP replace player ESP?
No. Dead kits do not peek. You still need living-player draws for fights.
Should price show on living players too?
That is inventory price on player ESP. Use it to decide a swing. Use corpse price after the swing.
What distance should I start with?
Start around one compound, not the whole map. Open it on Valley only if you have time and a kit to take the walk.
Does ACE treat corpse ESP differently?
It is still an overlay read/draw. Same session rules as other modules. Wait on status after patches.