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I would agree with you to find a way to prevent them from using this during the test but it's not the ideal idea, Since we will face a lot of problems during this. -1

I am going to disagree with this one for a few reasons:

• It will make the testing procedure more difficult.
• Pretyping commands has a real game usage instead of just being used for getting good scores in test.
• You can use it to drag suspects easily, so its good to have this skill as well. If you're pretyping commands in the test (under pressure), chances are you will use it outside the test as well (while catching the suspects).

Further notes:
Some applicants might be using cheats during the test, like keybinds, if a tester suspects that cheats are being used, in that case the tester can request the SWAT Staff to investigate the issue and then you can proceed with a recorded test where applicants would need to type the required commands and send the recording to the staff. If the speed of commands in the recorded video doesn't match the speed of commands before that (there is a significant difference), then the applicants can be blacklisted as well as be banned from the server (after investigation). Therefore it is important for testers to know who they're testing and what kind of skillset that applicant has, so that they can be sure of the validity of the test.

As stated on many votes, enforcing applicants to record their soc part attempts is not as efficient as you seem to see it.

We however, do have certain measures to take in regard to applicants that has raised enough suspicions. Applicants who wish to share some particular skills with members have all the freedom to do so in our media section or discord channels. The S.W.A.T. test, however, is to ensure that candidates are above our minimum requirements.