Keep getting red trust. Anyone know of a legit cheat, internal or external that doesnt give red trust? I'm not using any crazy settings either, just a bit of aimbot thats it.
Getting red trust with iniuria
12/25/2025 02:00
Aunti#1
12/25/2025 11:36
Cs.Val.Frontcode#2
Many cheats give red trust, i would recommend to also buy a legit account thaty has real hours and maybe a high rank. Even if u just feel like you play legit your niveau might just be better. its like meeting a smurf, people think he is hacking and spam report. I would personally try Stealth, one of the few cheats that has a bit higher pricing but is very very great, a month is like 25 $ i bought lifetime for 400 $ and rn in 29 k primierQuote:
Keep getting red trust. Anyone know of a legit cheat, internal or external that doesnt give red trust? I'm not using any crazy settings either, just a bit of aimbot thats it.
12/25/2025 11:52
VeiledXD#3
How does one usually check trust factor? Is the looking to play tab really the usual way? Cuz mine has 7-10 ppl on early morning and during the afternoon/peak hours it's maxed out to 20.
12/26/2025 18:28
zabres#4
I've seen mixed results with that method. The best way would be just to queue up with a good trust factor account and a bad one to make sure.
If you have another computer with CS2 or a friend, you can queue up together for a premiere game and it'll let you know if you have either yellow trust factor (medium) or low trust factor (red). It'll say something like "the person you're queuing with has medium/low trust factor..." so it'll find games with people with those trust factors only. Most likely you'll get hackers in that case.
You can't see it yourself, but the other people queued up with you can see the warning. If the queuing process color is green and there's no message about trust factor, you're still in good trust factor, but if it is either yellow or red, you have bad trust factor. With yellow (medium), you can get it back to green pretty quickly. I've gotten some alt accounts back to green after 3-4 games. The real problem is when you're sitting on low red trust factor. That one can be really hard to raise back up.
If you have another computer with CS2 or a friend, you can queue up together for a premiere game and it'll let you know if you have either yellow trust factor (medium) or low trust factor (red). It'll say something like "the person you're queuing with has medium/low trust factor..." so it'll find games with people with those trust factors only. Most likely you'll get hackers in that case.
You can't see it yourself, but the other people queued up with you can see the warning. If the queuing process color is green and there's no message about trust factor, you're still in good trust factor, but if it is either yellow or red, you have bad trust factor. With yellow (medium), you can get it back to green pretty quickly. I've gotten some alt accounts back to green after 3-4 games. The real problem is when you're sitting on low red trust factor. That one can be really hard to raise back up.
12/26/2025 23:00
RgBuddy#5
The problem is, trust factor actually does it's job.
The cheat could be flagged, it could be using an aimbot at all (because that's getting pretty easy for VACNet to detect), it could be your playstyle with wallhacks.
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The cheat could be flagged, it could be using an aimbot at all (because that's getting pretty easy for VACNet to detect), it could be your playstyle with wallhacks.
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