Hello everyone! I'm finally getting around to writing my 10th cheat review for my reviewer badge. We're all here for the same thing, and I'm one of the few who have been around long enough to try almost every public cheat at least once. I was even lucky enough to try some cheats that aren't offered anymore.
I've been purchasing cheats for a very long time, way before I joined PA. I'm incredibly grateful to have had the opportunity to cheat in games like Escape From Tarkov before they added BE, but my luck has died out in recent years. As a loyal PA member, I genuinely don't feel comfortable risking my account and my HWID with any public cheat.
I have a very wide variety of experiences involving cheat providers, so in turn I have a lot of valuable insight to offer. I hope you'll actually take the time to read through my post.
I've probably written the same thing here for each and every one of my testimonials. The cheat works well, no surprise there.
The cheat has every feature you'd expect to see in a CS:GO cheat. The skin changer does seem a bit outdated. I'm not going to do an in-depth breakdown of each feature in the menu. If that's something you're interested in, I'd recommend that you check out SnowRose's CSGO Testimonial.
Do I even have to say it?
Now this is a topic I can actually get into. In the past 2 years I've opened 12 different support tickets. In these tickets I've had interactions with quite a few staff of PA's staff members: Blunt, Robert, Captivate, kostja288, and OHMEGA. In each of these interactions, I have been treated with respect and incredible patience. This is the only cheat provider that genuinely conducts themself with high standards and professionalism.
When Valorant was in beta, I paid $100 for an invite to a private no name cheat, then shortly after I spent another $100 on a subscription. When I realized that the providers of the cheat falsely advertised its features I was obviously pretty disappointed. I brought this up in their discord and was quickly met with plenty of racial slurs, dox threats, etc. Then they banned me. This experience is why I don't support providers who let you pay for invites. If you want private cheats, you have to make them yourself or work your butt off earning them. I'm a dogshit dev so I think you know where I stand as far as that goes.
Unfortunately, my experience with that valorant provider wasn't the first time I've had to deal with something like that. It's only the most recent. I used to have a subscription with a certain CS:GO cheat provider, and with that provider I received my first ever vac ban. I was really young at the time, probably 11 or 12. I joined their teamspeak and I found myself in a mob of angry customers complaining about their bans. Every single one of us was banned from their teamspeak and forums for mentioning the recent detection. My experiences with PA support contrast those experiences with incredible magnitude.
Back in the day, when I first got started here at PA, my first cheat was Destiny 2. I was playing a risky game using some experimental features (infinite ammo to be specific) and got myself banned. That's where one of my first experiences with PA support starts. In my ticket I explained my situation, and expressed my distaste for sci-fi shooters. After a very reasonable amount of time from me opening my ticket, Blunt himself refunded my purchase. Compared to my other experiences with cheat providers, this was very surprising. The last time I brought up a detection with a provider, they banned me! Using my refunded account credit, I picked up a sub for mordhau and spent quite a bit of time playing that game. If only I wrote a testimonial back then, I'd already have my reviewer badge...
As the months passed I found myself making a few more tickets, but I haven't needed to make a support ticket specific to a cheat in close to a year and a half. That includes the cheat I'm reviewing now, the CS:GO Multihack.
In the many years I've been cheating, I've never found a provider that compares to PA. I'm genuinely satisfied with all of my purchases on this site and hope that in the future my satisfaction will continue.
My journey of finding private cheats has been long and demoralizing, and it has yet to end. The closest thing to a private cheat I've had access to is a War Thunder cheat, and even with that cheat I still sucked at the game. The only provider that I know of which offers private cheats for products (EFT, Rust, R6S, etc.) I'm interested in is PA. The only other provider I've even considered for EFT cheats had an invite-only system based on applications. Less than a week after I joined, they went public. Even if they had remained private I couldn't guarantee that they wouldn't ignore me and my application.
That genuinely leaves me with one option for a provider and I hate to admit it but I'm getting desperate. I want to cheat in these games but I don't want to deal with the risks that come with cheating. That's why I refuse to use public cheats. That's why after 2 years I've stayed loyal to one provider, with the only exception being a war thunder cheat (PA doesn't even offer war thunder cheats).
Earlier today I read a topic by skygames101. Reading it encouraged a lot of thought and self reflection. Skygames101 and I aren't very different. Reading his post made me sad. I'm estimating that he's likely a few years older than me, and I really can't imagine myself dedicating that much time towards this hobby once I'm done with college. It's an unfortunate reality that many people are going to overlooked, but at this point I've persisted for nearly a year straight. If I were to give up now then all of my hard work would have been for nothing. I imagine that there's only so many other people that are genuine candidates for an invite. Before too long I'm certain it will be me.
My journey of finding private cheats is likely far from over, but I can't say I haven't gained anything from it. As the time I've spent as a part of PA has increased, I've gotten more and more mature. I can tell I'm getting close to a turning point in my life as my interest in video games slowly dwindles. Recently my interest in music production has greatly increased, and I'm finally starting to put my guitar and vocal skills to use. I've met a few great friends here and overall genuinely enjoy interacting with the community. Even if I never achieve my ultimate goal here at PA, my experience has been valuable.
@theMelonMan said:Hello everyone! I'm finally getting around to writing my 10th cheat review for my reviewer badge. We're all here for the same thing, and I'm one of the few who have been around long enough to try almost every public cheat at least once. I was even lucky enough to try some cheats that aren't offered anymore.
I've been purchasing cheats for a very long time, way before I joined PA. I'm incredibly grateful to have had the opportunity to cheat in games like Escape From Tarkov before they added BE, but my luck has died out in recent years. As a loyal PA member, I genuinely don't feel comfortable risking my account and my HWID with any public cheat.
I have a very wide variety of experiences involving cheat providers, so in turn I have a lot of valuable insight to offer. I hope you'll actually take the time to read through my post.
Usability / Functionality
I've probably written the same thing here for each and every one of my testimonials. The cheat works well, no surprise there.
Features
The cheat has every feature you'd expect to see in a CS:GO cheat. The skin changer does seem a bit outdated. I'm not going to do an in-depth breakdown of each feature in the menu. If that's something you're interested in, I'd recommend that you check out SnowRose's CSGO Testimonial.
Security
Do I even have to say it?
Support
Now this is a topic I can actually get into. In the past 2 years I've opened 12 different support tickets. In these tickets I've had interactions with quite a few staff of PA's staff members: Blunt, Robert, Captivate, kostja288, and OHMEGA. In each of these interactions, I have been treated with respect and incredible patience. This is the only cheat provider that genuinely conducts themself with high standards and professionalism.
When Valorant was in beta, I paid $100 for an invite to a private no name cheat, then shortly after I spent another $100 on a subscription. When I realized that the providers of the cheat falsely advertised its features I was obviously pretty disappointed. I brought this up in their discord and was quickly met with plenty of racial slurs, dox threats, etc. Then they banned me. This experience is why I don't support providers who let you pay for invites. If you want private cheats, you have to make them yourself or work your butt off earning them. I'm a dogshit dev so I think you know where I stand as far as that goes.
Unfortunately, my experience with that valorant provider wasn't the first time I've had to deal with something like that. It's only the most recent. I used to have a subscription with a certain CS:GO cheat provider, and with that provider I received my first ever vac ban. I was really young at the time, probably 11 or 12. I joined their teamspeak and I found myself in a mob of angry customers complaining about their bans. Every single one of us was banned from their teamspeak and forums for mentioning the recent detection. My experiences with PA support contrast those experiences with incredible magnitude.
Back in the day, when I first got started here at PA, my first cheat was Destiny 2. I was playing a risky game using some experimental features (infinite ammo to be specific) and got myself banned. That's where one of my first experiences with PA support starts. In my ticket I explained my situation, and expressed my distaste for sci-fi shooters. After a very reasonable amount of time from me opening my ticket, Blunt himself refunded my purchase. Compared to my other experiences with cheat providers, this was very surprising. The last time I brought up a detection with a provider, they banned me! Using my refunded account credit, I picked up a sub for mordhau and spent quite a bit of time playing that game. If only I wrote a testimonial back then, I'd already have my reviewer badge...
As the months passed I found myself making a few more tickets, but I haven't needed to make a support ticket specific to a cheat in close to a year and a half. That includes the cheat I'm reviewing now, the CS:GO Multihack.
Conclusion
In the many years I've been cheating, I've never found a provider that compares to PA. I'm genuinely satisfied with all of my purchases on this site and hope that in the future my satisfaction will continue.
My journey of finding private cheats has been long and demoralizing, and it has yet to end. The closest thing to a private cheat I've had access to is a War Thunder cheat, and even with that cheat I still sucked at the game. The only provider that I know of which offers private cheats for products (EFT, Rust, R6S, etc.) I'm interested in is PA. The only other provider I've even considered for EFT cheats had an invite-only system based on applications. Less than a week after I joined, they went public. Even if they had remained private I couldn't guarantee that they wouldn't ignore me and my application.
That genuinely leaves me with one option for a provider and I hate to admit it but I'm getting desperate. I want to cheat in these games but I don't want to deal with the risks that come with cheating. That's why I refuse to use public cheats. That's why after 2 years I've stayed loyal to one provider, with the only exception being a war thunder cheat (PA doesn't even offer war thunder cheats).
Earlier today I read a topic by skygames101. Reading it encouraged a lot of thought and self reflection. Skygames101 and I aren't very different. Reading his post made me sad. I'm estimating that he's likely a few years older than me, and I really can't imagine myself dedicating that much time towards this hobby once I'm done with college. It's an unfortunate reality that many people are going to overlooked, but at this point I've persisted for nearly a year straight. If I were to give up now then all of my hard work would have been for nothing. I imagine that there's only so many other people that are genuine candidates for an invite. Before too long I'm certain it will be me.
My journey of finding private cheats is likely far from over, but I can't say I haven't gained anything from it. As the time I've spent as a part of PA has increased, I've gotten more and more mature. I can tell I'm getting close to a turning point in my life as my interest in video games slowly dwindles. Recently my interest in music production has greatly increased, and I'm finally starting to put my guitar and vocal skills to use. I've met a few great friends here and overall genuinely enjoy interacting with the community. Even if I never achieve my ultimate goal here at PA, my experience has been valuable.
Nice review mate , thanks