CompKiller Semi-Rage CFG

The vendor pitches the Legit CFG at players who want to look like a pro, not a cheater, and keep their Trust Factor green. The Semi-Rage CFG is for when legit is not enough, such as against a cheating enemy team or to carry hard in high-rank Premier. It adds aggressive Silent Aim, Auto-Wall and an instant triggerbot, which are far easier to spot. If the account matters to you, the Legit CFG is the more cautious choice.

Silent Aim is a general cheat technique. The aim correction goes into the shot sent to the server, while your on-screen crosshair barely moves. The description calls this config's Silent Aim aggressive and pairs it with Auto-Wall logic to hit enemies behind cover or before they fully peek. It gives no angle limit or FOV value. Shots that land without matching crosshair movement can stand out in demo review.

The description says the config uses Auto-Wall logic, with Silent Aim, to hit enemies behind cover or before they fully peek. It gives no minimum-damage value and does not say which surfaces it targets. In general, auto-wall aims at enemies behind surfaces that bullets can penetrate. The risk is behavioural: repeated kills with no sightline are easy to spot in reports and Overwatch review.

On paper the difference is small, as both descriptions show a stripped-down ESP. The Legit CFG lists enemy positions, health bars and weapons through walls, in a 'Visible Only' style. The Semi-Rage CFG lists health bars, weapon icons and skeleton checks, aimed at pre-firing corners and wallbanging common spots. Neither description mentions ammo display, a bomb carrier indicator or chams colours.

The description only talks about Valve matchmaking, Premier and VAC Live. It does not mention FACEIT or ESEA. FACEIT runs its own kernel-level anti-cheat, separate from VAC, and ESEA league play now runs on FACEIT. Treat this config as not made for either. A config only changes settings; it cannot change how the underlying cheat deals with FACEIT's anti-cheat.

The description does not mention any movement features. It lists no bunny hop, auto-strafe or counter-strafe settings. Everything it covers is combat-related: aggressive Silent Aim and Auto-Wall, a triggerbot with auto-fire, combat ESP and a skinchanger. Assume movement stays in your hands with this config.

The description says the triggerbot and auto-fire shoot as soon as an enemy becomes visible, with an AWP or a Deagle alike. It gives no delay value. The CompKiller HVH CFG works differently: its ragebot adjusts hitchance and minimum damage by target state and is built to beat anti-aim. The semi-rage description mentions no resolver or anti-aim handling, so it is not set up for HvH opponents.