First Time using Aimware, let alone cheats...

This is my absolute first time using a cheat for CSGO and well, its worth it. I started out trying it on a friend's computer and was amazed at what you could do with it. From looking like an Amature-Pro in MM to looking like a BHOP God in Community Servers, the list of possibilities is endless. I have a coding background and couldn't decide whether to make my own cheat and risk the ban or just go for the pros and I'm so glad I decided to go with the pros, especially Aimware. Here are a list of my pros and cons. (BTW I got the LifeTime Sub to CSGO):

Pros:
-Runs smoothly
-Simple Interface
-Customizability of Hacks and Interface
-Legit, with right settings, makes you look like a god without and hints of hacking
-Rage, the absolute best rage I've ever seen (true though, I am new to the hacking community)
-Configs and Luas reconfigurability is just godlike
-Master Switch and Panic button are the greatest and most overlooked features

Neutral:
-Visuals can be quite an annoyance if you try to have too many things on
-Startup crashes from time to time, not a common occurrence though
-Legit aimbot settings are difficult to figure out if you don't know what they mean or what you're doing

Cons:
-Autostrafe on-ground doesn't seem to work for me
-LifeTime is a tad expensive if you're only gonna cheat in MM, hopefully, support for FaceIT, CEVO, and ESEA become a full-fledged feature
-That's all I really have for cons right now...

Hope this helps anyone that's on the fence about Aimware.

8/10 Recommended to anyone that's looking for a well-rounded cheat with multiple uses.

faceit client and esea is a very intrusive anticheat and you won't see a cheat for $20 a month in the near or distant future which supports such anticheats.

but ye, dope review

ProvidedTimmy wrote:-Configs and Luas reconfigurability is just godlike

lol



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