CompKiller Semi-Rage CFG

Use the Legit CFG for your main account ranked sessions where long-term account safety is the priority. Switch to the Semi-Rage CFG when you're in a session where you want to carry hard - high-rank casual servers, Deathmatch practice, or on a secondary account where you're less concerned about ban risk. The semi-rage settings walk the line between the performance of HvH rage and the plausibility of legit play: fast enough to win every aim duel decisively, subtle enough to not trigger obvious spectator suspicion.

Silent Aim fires at the enemy's server-side hitbox position without moving your visible crosshair. From your screen and from spectators' screens, the shot appears to be a miss or a spray - but the server registers it as a hit because the projectile path was corrected to the target's actual position. In semi-rage config, Silent Aim is used at a limited angle offset rather than full silent aim (which would be trivially detected by replay review). The practical effect is a significant accuracy boost on sprays and near-misses that looks like excellent spray control rather than software assistance.

Auto-Wall in CompKiller automatically fires at enemies positioned behind penetrable surfaces when the shot will deal above the minimum damage threshold. This means killing enemies through thin walls, floor grates, and penetrable doors without manually knowing they're there or calculating whether penetration will connect. The risk is behavioral: consistently hitting enemies through walls you have no sightline to produces wallbang kill rates that flag Overwatch reviewers and automated analysis. Keep Auto-Wall's minimum damage threshold high (50+) so it only fires when the penetration shot is meaningful, reducing the frequency of through-wall kills that look suspicious.

The semi-rage config enables through-wall ESP (not just visible-only) and adds additional overlay elements: enemy health bars, ammo display, and bomb carrier indicator. Where the legit config uses visible-only chams, the semi-rage config shows enemies through walls with distinct chams colors - providing the full wallhack information rather than just line-of-sight awareness. The practical difference in competitive play: with legit ESP you know where enemies were and react when they peek; with semi-rage ESP you know exactly where enemies are at all times and can pre-aim every corner and push every timing before the opponent has any chance to set up.

FaceIt and ESEA use proprietary anti-cheat clients (FaceIt AC and ESEA client) that are separate from Valve's VAC system. CompKiller Semi-Rage CFG is built around VAC bypass for CS2 matchmaking - it is not tested or designed for FaceIt AC or ESEA client environments. These third-party platforms have different detection architectures and using any CompKiller config on them carries significantly higher detection risk than on Valve's official servers. For FaceIt/ESEA-specific cheat products, check the CS2 cheats section for products that specifically advertise FaceIt AC compatibility.

The semi-rage config includes auto-strafe (counterstrafe automation that immediately stops movement momentum when you shoot for accurate shots) and bunny hop assistance. In CS2, perfectly canceling movement before each shot significantly improves moving accuracy, and manual counterstrafing requires precise timing. The auto-strafe handles this automatically, meaning your shots at the beginning of counter-strafes are as accurate as if you had perfectly timed the strafe cancellation - an advantage that's hard to distinguish from exceptional mechanical skill. Bunny hop assistance maintains the hop rhythm at near-perfect timing, improving movement speed in specific map areas where bhop gains momentum.

The semi-rage triggerbot fires with 0-15ms delay and activates on a wider FOV than the legit config, but it doesn't use the full ragebot's predictive shot system that HvH configs employ. The HvH ragebot predicts anti-aim hitbox positions and fires at the predicted correct position. The semi-rage triggerbot fires at the current rendered position without prediction - against opponents without anti-aim (all legitimate players), this is extremely effective. Against HvH opponents running anti-aim and jitter, the semi-rage trigger loses to a proper ragebot. Semi-rage is designed to dominate legitimate players decisively, not to compete in HvH environments.