First Day Experience

Im not very familiar with shooters on PC, I figured I would leave them back in my console days. My gun and game awareness is par if not sub-par as this is only my first week of playing CS:GO. After educating myself what not to do from watching plenty of overwatch videos, I got out of level 2 and played my first pair of competitive after getting used to the client. I run with walls on about half and half, trying not to make it obvious. (Ill probably stop using them all together, if not just using them at the start of the match to get an idea of positions.) But for the most part I use the aim assist. I try to compensate for recoil still because both pistol and auto are set to lock on head, so I at least get a few chest shots in there. The fluidity of the aim assist is amazing! I also love the grenade prediction lines, they help train me even when not using them.

First game I went 30+ kills, second I took it a notch back and went 20+ both with %50 HS ratio. Both games a success, with just enough carry from myself but not enough to make myself known. I'll more than likely dial back the speed of the reaction more, and try not to rely on walls as much. If I make it out of my first 10 competitive games without getting VAC'ed, I'll invest some money into some skins. (I'll post again when that time comes.)

All in all, great client, pretty hard to detect in replays from what I watched, (DO be careful with walls, I got carried away once or twice.) this client will definitely carry you far in the right hands. Will definitely sub again for a 3 month once this one runs out if Im not banned by then.

Good luck, and happy hacking!

Thank you, well explained testimonial

Day 3 of Aimware, and I've reached 6 wins. Getting paired up with DMGs, but I for see me going up against LEMs in my next matches due to my wins. I was called out once today for hacking, saying that I "pre-fired" him twice. I always triple check my matches afterwards, and to my findings I didnt pre-fire during any of my games. (You can never be to safe using walls, be careful as hell! As this is the main way of getting VACed!) My aim assist was a little on the intense side, after bumping up from playing against Novas I changed my machine gun setting to head instead of chest to compensate for the competition. Was a little suspicious in replays, but typical high ranked shooting.

My findings today are:

-If im going to rely on walls more often, I should really make sure my attitude while using and while not using them are the same. If I act too confident I may give myself away.

-I should not "accidentally" wave my cross-hair over the enemy so often, and I should point a bit more up going around corners.

-I do plan on steaming in the future, so trying to ween off walls should be top priority. (You get addicted! Its hard to live without them!)

Other than that, aim assist has carried me for the most part. I have learned the flow of Dust 2, and am ready to try getting myself off walls. Another pair of days with great experiences using Aimware!

Walls are addicting as hell is true,i cant play with them but i know how to look legit so it isn't a problem for me.

Day 5, I was placed in rank DMG with only 2 weeks of experience.

Will keep updated on events that happen throughout my adventures of Aimware.

After one week of using the client, I am very pleased with its functionality. However, due to my lack of barebones gameplay knowledge I get called out alot for being in odd positions. For that reason I'll begin retraining myself on an alt account, using light or no hacks for a bit. I dont fear Overwatch, though I do fear a VAC wave at some point. From what I could find, the last VAC wave that hit Aimware was late last year. Whether they know and are waiting or are still trying to crack it is what I'm worried about. I will stick at LE on my main for now, and work on getting my alt ranked up.