AnyX Semi-Rage CFG

Semi-rage sits between legit settings, which try to look like a naturally skilled player, and full rage, which is openly obvious. The vendor says this config balances precision and aggressiveness. Its aimbot aims for faster target acquisition and smoother tracking than standard legit setups, without appearing unnatural. Visuals use chams, enemy highlights and world ESP to track opponents through walls. The description does not mention auto-wall or give FOV values.

The description gives no FOV, smoothing or speed values for either config, and it does not mention auto-wall. It says the semi-rage aimbot offers controlled aggression that outperforms standard legit setups, with faster target acquisition. The AnyX Legit CFG is described as keeping aim natural and human-like. Both let you adjust sensitivity, target selection, smoothing and prioritisation, so you can tune either one after loading it.

Semi-rage settings carry more risk than legit ones because the performance jump is easier to notice. On a main account with a long history, a sudden rise in duels won can draw reports and Overwatch review. VAC bans apply to the whole account. If your main account is the priority, the AnyX Legit CFG is the more cautious choice. Semi-rage suits an account you are prepared to lose.

No auto-wall is listed. The description does not mention auto-wall, wallbangs or minimum-damage settings, and it says nothing about per-map profiles. What it does describe is a semi-rage aimbot with adjustable sensitivity, target selection, smoothing and prioritisation. It also covers ESP and wallhack visuals with chams, enemy highlights and world ESP. If auto-wall matters to you, treat this config as not providing it.

The description does not give an FOV value for either config. It says the semi-rage aimbot offers faster target acquisition and controlled aggression, while not appearing unnatural. In general, aimbot FOV sets how far off-target your crosshair can be before assistance starts. A wider FOV means larger corrections, which are easier to spot in spectator view and demo review.

The description pitches this config at competitive matches and mid-to-high-level play. It does not mention Deathmatch or aim maps. You can still load it there to get a feel for the smoothing and target selection settings before ranked play. Do not treat Deathmatch as risk-free: official Deathmatch servers are VAC-secured, the same as Premier.

The description does not say how the config handles smokes. It mentions no smoke check, no triggerbot and no auto-wall. What it does describe is ESP and wallhack visuals that track opponents through walls and obstacles in real time. Whether you fire into a smoke is up to you. As general knowledge, repeatedly hitting players hidden in smoke is a common reason for reports and Overwatch review.