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Using cheats in CS2, whether on Faceit, Esportal, or ESL, might seem easy to win, but CS cheating is wrong. It destroys the game's competitive integrity and ruins the experience for players working hard to improve legitimately. Even if cheats are 'fully undetected,' the damage they cause to the community and the game's reputation is undeniable. True success comes from dedication, practice, and fair play, not shortcuts. Respect the game, respect your opponents, and play the right way.

Hey! I’ve run into similar issues before. They usually track you through IPs, cookies, and sometimes even browser fingerprints, so just changing your MAC or IP probably won’t do the trick. I found that using a VPN really helps mask your IP, and clearing your cookies regularly makes a big difference. Also, browsing in incognito mode or using something like the Brave browser can help keep things private.

If you're trying to boost your attack speed in Interlude, I'd recommend focusing on optimizing your gear and skills instead of hunting for bugs. I’ve found that mixing up your equipment and looking for buffs that enhance attack speed can make a big difference. It’s also worth experimenting with different skill combos to maximize your damage output.

For server frameworks, L2jMobius is great for support and updates; L2jAcis is good but a bit tricky for beginners. As for unfinished projects, it's usually due to bugs and balancing issues, even with an old chronicle like Interlude.

I think it faded out as newer servers took over. Some folks still talk about reviving it, though.

If you're looking for a cheap SMM panel, maybe check out other options too. Sometimes going for the cheapest one gets you bad service, and that can mess up your engagement. It's better to spend a bit more for good results. I got a social media marketing panel that works great, and I highly recommend it.

Good job ! It sounds like BR Softech offers a pretty comprehensive set of services!

For animated GIF banners, you might want to check out online graphic design platforms like Canva or Adobe Spark. They offer templates for various banner sizes and are user-friendly. Also, consider posting your request on freelancing websites like Fiverr or Upwork, where you can find designers who specialize in creating animated banners.

I think it's great that you're considering a new listing website with a modern design and additional features like a file translation tool. As a server owner, I believe having more stats and tools could be really useful for managing and promoting my server. However, I can understand if some owners are hesitant to join a new platform, especially if they're used to the current ones and don't want to experiment.