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SAGS (South African Gaming Syndrome) is a common syndrome on most gaming servers in South Africa. The syndrome is characterised by dishonourable players cheating (aimbotting, wallhacking etc.) on public servers and when confronted they regard the comments as flattery and complimentary. In their minds cheating and attaining false accomplishments is a sign of real skill and instead of being ashamed they are extremely proud and arrogant. Once confronted their comrades also rally up to protect their friend by resorting to immature and delinquent exchanges refering to the accuser and usually gets called a noob in the process.
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