This testimonial is being written after 5 hours of gameplay using the Perfect Aim cheat. I will be using X/5 to rate each portion and then describing why that feature has been given that score and what could be done to improve that score.
Usability - Functionality 5/5
Loader 5/5 - This cheat uses the classic PerfectAim loader, like all it's other cheats. The loader gives brief instructions on follow up steps and common issues (like DX12). Not much to say about the loader itself, it does it's job well and lets you know how many days are left on your subscription.
Injection 4/5 - Injecting the Chams are super simple and fast. Since the config is set up entirely beforehand, you can essentially jump right into the game. To get a perfect score from me though, injection would have to be possible with the game already running, something very few providers can seem to do.
Config 5/5 - This cheat is one of the few remaining using the old on site PerfectConfig. This is perfect for the Chams since you really don't want to have an ingame menu when using a hack like this. It offers much more customization for your character models than the standard Multihack cheat offered by PA.
Stability 5/5 - The hack itself is very stable, and I haven't experienced a single crash related to an instability of the build that would cause an unavoidable crash to the desktop. The cheat by nature is extremely lightweight so there isn't much that could realistically happen here.
Features 4/5
ESP(Chams) 4/5 - For those unaware of what Chams are, they are just a wallhack where the players model will change colors (like a Chameleon) depending on whether or not that part of their body is visible to you. PA Chams come in 3 types, Wireframe, VertexLitGeneric, and UnlitGeneric. You can also use NoDraw on weapons and your own hands, which will make your hands invisible and give weapons their normal appearance. Wireframe creates a kind of mesh for the player models and is probably my favorite type. VertexLitGeneric paints the player models a solid bright color, while keeping the textures and appearances of the players which can give increased visibility. UnlitGeneric does essentially the same thing except the player models do not retain recognizable textures and look more or less like you used 'paint fill' on them. Unfortunately, similarly to the Multihack, sometimes players will not appear before they come around a corner sometimes making the chams useless. There is also an issue with flickering on the Generic models, but not the Wireframe. Since this is essentially the only feature of the hack I have to be super hard on grading it. They work well but aren't perfect, so they can't receive a perfect score.
Hotkeys 5/5 -There aren't that many features in the chams other than the ESP, so I added a bit on the hotkeys that change your configs on the fly and turn the chams on and off as you play. They work.
Security 5/5
I've been playing on VAC secured servers the entire time using this hack. I can see of no universe where someone would get banned for using Chams unless they are blatantly staring at people through walls like an idiot.
Support 5/5
I have yet to make a support ticket for the CSGO Chams so this score will have to be based on previous support encounters. CSGO is one of the most hacked games in my opinion and if PerfectAim staff takes the time to answer my support tickets about SWBF2, they'll definitely take the time to answer questions about their CSGO Chams.
Conclusion 5/5
As far as Chams go, these work well. I would really enjoy seeing them implemented into the Multihack. I find that keeping a lame box and bone ESP to be a discredit to the Multihack. I can understand that no one might buy just Chams if they were included in the Multihack for, in some cases, the same price. I'm giving this cheat a perfect 5/5 overall because despite some very minor short comings in the performance of the Chams themselves, overall they do their job. People wanting to play mostly legit while having a nicer looking ESP than box and bone will definitely enjoy this hack and I'd gladly recommend it to anyone seeking to "improve their gamesense".
