Ghast.io

9450 SW Gemini Dr PMB 84219, 97008-7105, Beaverton, United States
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4.35
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Ghast.io

Use Ghast.io to give you an edge in Minecraft PvP, it works by changing your computers connection settings to the perfect values for Minecraft PvP.

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  • 9450 SW Gemini Dr PMB 84219, 97008-7105, Beaverton, United States

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Thunderstorz
GB

Very good This is such a good & easy to use app as it helps your responsiveness on all sorts of games & improves your latency. (If you don't believe me, try it yourself, I recommend it a ton.)

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Yanko
RO

The best app The best app , instantly seen a big difference in my hits and latency..everything is so fast and good!

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Guy
IL

A scam I was very skeptical of this.. Something that lowers knockback and makes more responsive hits? No way! And I was right it does absolutely nothing, I am also lead to believe it's malware, each time I press "RUN" it disables all windows firewalls, that is a major red flag.. I will be getting my money back and telling everyone I know not to buy this malware. The most disappointing thing is, is that you are paying for malware... There is no chat widget and I am still almost sure it's malware.

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Zayuh
GB

Bruh this thing is legit like i was… Bruh this thing is legit like i was skeptical at first i was downloading regedits and bats and i had to reset my pc then i bought this and it worked i recommend 2 its less kb and you get some sketchy hits. I would recommend this to anyone 10000/10 works like a charm anyone should get this if they want the upper hand.

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Sinco Sancont
KW

I had a look into this, and it is 100% a cheat. I looked into this more as I was very skeptical and turns out, this is 100% a cheat. It focuses on differences between packets, and latency, this could mean a few things, all of them come down to modifying the packets leaving your PC, which DIRECTLY affects Minecraft. Though their claims of it directly affecting Minecraft clearly don't stretch to the packets Mc sends to servers. Edit: To that reply, I say, yes processing packets differently is modifying the behaviour of packets, which is cheating...

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