honest review from an initially skeptical person

My overall impression of aimware is that it's akin to windows xp. Very basic in terms of design and UI in general, but very functional, reliable and module based.  I got the lifetime master package when it was on special, and I very much appreciate that aimware keeps almost all the games up to date where it is feasible. (Please update the PUBG one though ?) I'm very frugal when it comes to my purchases, I don't spend much money unless I feel like I know I'm going to get something good. I wanted to get something after AimTux got detected on Linux, something inspired off of stgggs and c0zoned on YouTube. My friends and I get our enjoyment out of making other people mad regardless of how. Where aimware lacks on certain departments such as auto-block of teammates for CS:GO it's module functionality lets you find a Lua based script that can do it. You can bet all the scripts have the very basic walls, esp, aimlock, triggerbot and every game then branches off into their own features.

Let me speak for all the native English speakers, do not get turned off by the broken English that a lot of aimware has. For all the non-native English speakers, understand for us it's usually a sign of a scam or a really poor quality product. However this is not the case, my final review for aimware overall (not limited to any games):

9/10
Pros:
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[*]Reliable, problems are usually fixed on a consistent schedule (even if it's not fast)
[*]Modularity allows for users to create "mods" for aimware, pretty cool
[*]Solid overall
[*]Not easily detected, CS:GO one hasn't been VAC'd in quite some time
[/list]Cons:
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[*]Interface is extremely basic
[*]Sometimes can crash and have to re-inject
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Overall good product, props to aimware for having lifetime subscriptions versus having the crappy max yearly subs that some have.

Thanks for your review.