CompKiller Legit CFG

Closet cheating means looking like a skilled legitimate player while keeping an advantage. The vendor says hiding the advantage matters as much as having it. This config strips the wallhack down to enemy positions, health bars and weapons, without a cluttered overlay. The legitbot uses humanised smoothing and dynamic recoil control, so the crosshair sticks to targets like a high-level player's micro-adjustments. It avoids rage features and keeps to low-FOV settings.

The vendor calls it a 'Visible Only' style, but the same description says the wallhack shows enemy positions, health bars and weapons through walls. The stated aim is a stripped-down overlay, so you never stare at walls suspiciously and your pre-fires and callouts look like game sense. The description does not explain how the two fit together, so check the ESP settings after loading.

The vendor says the config aims to keep your Trust Factor green by avoiding rage features and using low-FOV settings. It does not claim to repair a low Trust Factor, and no config can promise that. Trust Factor is Valve's matchmaking score, built from account history, playtime, reports and other signals. Recovery generally takes time and fewer reports. Running any cheat on that account adds risk rather than removing it.

The description does not mention a triggerbot or give a trigger delay. It describes a legitbot with humanised smoothing and dynamic recoil control, plus low-FOV settings and no rage features. Do not buy it expecting triggerbot tuning. As general knowledge, instant and identical reaction times on every shot are easy to spot in demo review.

The description does not mention weapon-class settings, AWP settings or automatic weapon detection. It describes one legitbot setup with humanised smoothing, dynamic recoil control and low-FOV settings. It does not say whether the AWP and rifles behave differently. If you want separate behaviour per weapon, plan to set that up yourself in CompKiller.

Start with the settings the description actually names. Smoothing first: adjust it in small steps until corrections feel like your own aim. Then recoil control, if sprays look tighter than your normal play. Then FOV, keeping it low as the config intends. Last, the visuals: keep positions, health bars and weapons readable without clutter. Change one thing at a time so you can see what each change does.

The description does not mention smoke or flash checks, so do not assume the config holds fire in either case. What it does say is that it avoids rage features and uses low-FOV settings with humanised smoothing. As general knowledge, hitting players through smoke or while fully flashed is a common reason for reports and Overwatch review. Those shots are your decision.