Deadlock Auto Parry: How It Works and How to Get It
Ever played against someone in Deadlock who seems to parry absolutely everything? Every heavy melee, even light melees that seem impossible to react to, and abilities you didn't even know could be countered?
Some players are genuinely that good. Others might be using an auto parry.
An auto parry does exactly what it sounds like: automatically detects incoming attacks and parries them for you, without having to press anything yourself.
That's where TSUKI comes in. We've developed an advanced auto parry system that handles heavy and light melee, detects melee baits, and even automatically counters abilities and items. Here's how it works and how you can get it.
How Does Auto Parry Work?
Normally, parrying comes down to predicting or reacting to an incoming melee attack. Time it right and you'll stun your opponent, leaving them vulnerable. Get it wrong and you've wasted your parry.
An auto parry detects when an enemy starts a heavy melee and automatically presses parry just before the attack connects. But there's one problem: just because someone uses a heavy melee doesn't mean they're actually going to hit you.
Experienced players take advantage of this by deliberately baiting your parry. They'll start a heavy melee, wait for you to react, then quickly turn away or cancel the attack. Your parry misses, goes on cooldown, and they're free to land a heavy melee while you can't parry again.
This is where basic Deadlock auto parry cheats often fall short. Most Deadlock auto parry hacks will react as soon as they detect a heavy melee, without accounting for players who are intentionally baiting them.
TSUKI includes dedicated melee bait detection to help avoid this, along with extensive customization and humanization options to fine-tune how the system behaves.
Does Auto Parry Work on Light Melee?
Yes, but light melee attacks are a different story. Unlike heavy melee, which has a noticeable wind-up, light melee is nearly instantaneous. Legitimate players generally have to predict these attacks and parry preemptively rather than react to them. That's why someone consistently parrying light melees with seemingly perfect timing can look suspicious, especially when there's no obvious reason for them to expect the attack.
TSUKI supports both light and heavy melee, with separate settings for each. You can enable either one independently, adjust how frequently they activate, and customize how the system handles nearby enemies.
Can You Customize How It Behaves?
TSUKI gives you control over when it parries, which attacks it responds to, and when it should stay out of the way.
Timing & Humanization
Adjust heavy melee timing and separate parry chances for light and heavy attacks.
When to Parry
Set facing, distance, and health conditions to control when automatic parries activate.
Smart Protection
Bait detection helps avoid canceled attacks, while Ability Protection prevents interruptions to your abilities.
How to Get Auto Parry in Deadlock
The TSUKI Deadlock cheat includes a comprehensive auto parry system that handles heavy and light melee, Viscous's Puddle Punch, Baba's Bench Slam, Guardian attacks, and more.
We didn't stop at melee, either. We've also built automatic Counterspell support for over 50 abilities and more than a dozen items, including Knockdown, Cursed Relic, and Phantom Strike. You can choose exactly which abilities and items to counter, along with extensive customization options for timing, bait detection, and more.
Auto parry is included with every TSUKI subscription, alongside aimbot, ESP, radar, Lua scripting, and other features.
See TSUKI Auto Parry in Action
Watch TSUKI automatically parry melee attacks, abilities, and items, including Counterspell and Viscous's Puddle Punch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is auto parry a thing in Deadlock?
Yes, and it can do a lot more than just parry heavy melee. Deadlock cheats like TSUKI automatically handle heavy and light melee attacks, along with supported abilities and items through Counterspell, so you don't have to time those parries yourself.
Does parry work on light melee?
Yes. TSUKI can automatically parry light melee attacks, even though they're nearly impossible to react to manually. Light and heavy melee parries can also be configured independently, giving you full control over how each one behaves.
Can auto parry counter abilities with Counterspell?
Yes. TSUKI automatically detects when you've purchased Counterspell and can parry over 50 abilities and more than a dozen items. Everything is fully configurable, so you can choose exactly which abilities and items to counter.
What's the difference between auto parry and anti parry?
Auto parry automatically parries incoming melee attacks, while anti parry does the opposite: it prevents opponents from parrying your own heavy melee attacks, usually by automatically turning away when an enemy attempts to parry. TSUKI includes both.
How common is auto parry in Deadlock?
Based on our own research and experience, we estimate that thousands of players use auto parry regularly across all ranks, including Eternus. At the highest levels of play, where a single missed parry can decide a fight, having reliable automatic parrying can provide a significant competitive advantage.
Does TSUKI's auto parry work in External mode?
Yes. Heavy melee parry, Viscous's Puddle Punch, Baba's Bench Slam, and automatic Counterspell all work in External mode without loading the internal component. The only exception is light melee parry, which currently requires Internal mode.