PlagueCheat Semi-Rage CFG

The semi-rage aimbot is described as making faster aim adjustments with better hit accuracy, while still appearing legitimate. The Legit CFG aims for smooth, human-like tracking. The semi-rage ESP also predicts enemy movement, which the legit description does not mention. Neither description gives FOV, smoothing or auto-wall values. Stronger performance is easier for opponents and reviewers to notice, so semi-rage carries more risk on an account you care about.

The vendor pitches it at casual, Competitive and Premier modes, and says it is tuned to hold up against top-tier opponents. It does not mention Deathmatch or community servers. Every official mode, including casual and Deathmatch, is VAC-secured. In Premier, stronger performance at high ranks also draws more reports from skilled players. If the account matters, weigh that before using semi-rage settings in ranked play.

No anti-aim is listed. The description covers a faster semi-rage aimbot, wallhack and ESP with movement prediction, and a skinchanger. It mentions no spinbot, jitter, desync or resolver. Spinbot and anti-aim are part of the separate PlagueCheat HVH CFG. So this config is aimed at normal opponents, not players running anti-aim. Load the HVH CFG only on HvH servers.

The description gives no smoothness or speed values for either config. It says the semi-rage aimbot makes faster aim adjustments than a legit setup while appearing legitimate. Smoothing, target selection and hitbox priority are adjustable. The Legit CFG is described as smooth and human-like. As general advice, the faster the correction, the more likely it is to look like snapping in demo review.

Not according to the description. The PlagueCheat Semi-Rage CFG description does not mention rapid fire, double-tap or any fire-rate exploit. It covers a semi-rage aimbot with faster aim adjustments, wallhack and ESP with movement prediction, and a skinchanger. Tick exploits like double-tap break normal weapon behaviour and stand out clearly in demos. The PlagueCheat HVH CFG description does not list them either.

The description does not mention Deathmatch or aim training servers. It pitches the config at casual, Competitive and Premier modes, and gives no RCS values. Nothing in it limits where you load it, so the faster aimbot and through-wall ESP behave the same on a community server. Whether a community server is VAC-secured depends on the server, so check before you join.

Load the config you want before each activity rather than switching mid-match. Keep the HVH CFG for HvH servers only. If you only want legit settings in Competitive or Premier, load the Legit CFG before you queue. The descriptions do not explain how PlagueCheat loads or switches configs, so check its menu for that. Confirm which config is active before you queue, since mix-ups are easy.