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Reflection On Screen Share
10/10. I am perfect in Screen Share, I wouldn't miss a thing, and I would check all the files, folders, browsers, and I will use all the Softwares available to Screen Share but my favorite ones are LastActivtyViewer (watch History of open programs and cannot delete the History.) and Everything (Search in depth of Files in computer)
Identifying Cheaters:
8/10. I might say I am not perfect, but I also got a lot to learn about "Reach" cheaters. Nowadays, the Reach community is growing up a lot, but I should learn about it, because some people may not be Reach, they can use techniques to look like Reach, as I do, but as Reach hacks/Ghost Clients, instead of just banning, sure I would check if the player is really using it.
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