fkn0wned archive

FREE PRIVATE HACK's! (the classic ZoaQ bait thread)

A 17-page troll thread where the 'free hack' was just a lecture on why free hacks are scams — and everyone begged to unhide it anyway.

ZoaQ posted a hidden-content trap in the Counter-Strike: Source discussion board, ostensibly offering a 'free private hack' but actually using the forum's reply-to-unlock mechanic to bait members into revealing themselves as the type of person who downloads sketchy 'free' cheats and generators. The thread exploded to 17 pages, mostly filled with members demanding 'unhide' or 'unhide plz' without realizing they'd been had. A handful of regulars caught on quickly and mocked the ones falling for it, giving the thread a classic forum-troll energy typical of the era's cheat scene.

LURED!!— DvS

i lul at the dumbasses who dl them :D— CandleJack

He is right alot of people download those shit eg. Premiuim RapidShare account generator.— Qassim811

Counter-Strike: Source Discussion Board — Fkn0wned.com

Free private hacks, stolen servers, and 'how fast can you unload a beretta clip' — CSS cheat culture, late 2009 style.

This is a board index for the Counter-Strike: Source > Discussion section of Fkn0wned, an early-2010s gaming/cheat-scene forum. Threads from late 2009 into January 2010 cover aimbots, sprays, binds, server 'stealing,' rcon access, sound hack edits, and requests for undetected cheats, alongside a sticky code-sharing thread and tutorials. A banner ad for a rival site ('Project-Win') selling private undetected CSS hacks sits right at the top, hinting at the commercial cheat-market rivalry of the scene. Regulars like ap3x and SNK show up constantly answering or closing out threads, giving a sense of who kept this corner of the forum running.

FREE PRIVATE HACK's! Read this shit!— ZoaQ

[Question|Request] 'Stealing' A server Am i a Dumbass?— devil32

How fast can you unload a beretta clip?— ap3x

learning the language

A CS:S vet asks how to learn 'the CSS language' — and gets gloriously, hilariously misunderstood

Shikaku, a longtime C++ guy, posted asking for tutorials to pick up 'CSS' assuming it meant Counter-Strike: Source's scripting/config side, but the thread veered into confusion over CSS the web styling language instead. An admin cracked a joke with a reaction image, moopy dropped a nonsensical shitpost about server languages, and Repulse eventually gave an earnest, on-topic answer pointing to a classic beginner web dev resource. A tiny, low-stakes thread that captures the goofy cross-talk and casual chaos typical of the board's Discussion subforum.

CSS is a web programming language.— ap3x

if u play a server in north america the langue is engrish but in mexica they will sprek french at you— moopy

you're retarded. I learned the css language here... very good tutorials. Easy language too— Repulse

Text Binds

Admin loses his cool CSS binds in a format, asks for replacements — thread dies almost instantly

In the Counter-Strike: Source discussion board, [FkN] admin ap3x kicks off a thread asking members to share their favorite text binds after wiping his computer and losing his old ones. Only a couple of members reply, with one posting a joke bind, before ap3x himself locks the thread less than three weeks later for going nowhere. A small, unremarkable exchange typical of the low-effort side of the CS:S subforum.

Well, I formatted my computer and lost all my cool CSS binds. Anyone got any good text binds for Counter-Strike: Source? Post 'em here!— ap3x

this thread's going nowhere— ap3x

The 'How Do I Steal This Server' Thread

A member with borrowed admin rights openly asked the forum how to lock the real owner out of his own CS:S server — and got an answer.

In this short Counter-Strike: Source discussion thread, a member named devil32 asked whether admin (ma_rcon) access could be leveraged to seize full control of a server by locking out the actual owner, even offering to hand the hijacked server over to Fkn0wned itself. Another member, DaJayJay, replied casually confirming it was possible and asked to 'have fun with the server' before admin got revoked. The exchange is a small, blunt snapshot of the forum's cheat-scene culture, where server takeovers and admin abuse were discussed openly and matter-of-factly rather than as anything shameful.

I heard its possible to 'Steal' A server using rcon and sv_Cheats. Is it?— devil32

if before he removes ur admin i would like to have fun with the server :)— DaJayJay

CSS Console Bypasser written by Unbeliveable

A random depositfiles link, a VirusTotal wall of 'clean,' and one guy insisting 'it isnt so dirty'

A short thread in the Counter-Strike: Source discussion board where user Unbeliveable shared a download link for a tool claimed to bypass sv_cheats, sv_consistency, and sv_pure, explicitly noting he didn't create it himself. Fellow member Mortal991 responded with a full multi-engine antivirus scan report for the file, mostly clean with one flag. It's a small, typical snapshot of the era's cheat-sharing culture — quick post, unverified file, community self-policing via virus scan pastes, and a shrug of a reply at the end.

Bypasses sv_cheats sv_consistency and sv_pure I did not make this.For steam ver btw.— Unbeliveable

It isnt so dirty :/— Unbeliveable

Requesting Good Material Hackers (CS:S 'Breakfloor' Hack Ask)

A lone CS:S noob begs for a 'breakfloor' hack, gets total silence, then asks to have his own thread deleted.

A low-post-count member named skater4lifez11 posted in the Counter-Strike: Source Discussion board asking if anyone could make a 'good breakfloor hack' with transparency, since he couldn't find one himself. Four days later, having received zero replies, he came back just to ask a moderator to delete the thread. It's a small, quiet artifact of the CS:S cheat-request culture on the forum — no drama, no hero, just an unanswered ask that fizzled out.

I've been searching over and over for a good breakfloor hack, and have yet to find one.— skater4lifez11

somebody deleteeee please— skater4lifez11

New Materials? (CS:S map materials request)

A one-post plea for old CS:S map textures that nobody bothered to answer

A Counter-Strike: Source Discussion thread where user skater4lifez11 asked if anyone had or could make custom map materials for a handful of classic community maps (Breakfloor, Awp India, Jailbreak maps, de_cpl_mill, Iceworld). It reads as a low-key, everyday request rather than a big event — the kind of small housekeeping post typical of a modding/gaming subforum. The poster even apologizes for a previous 'pointless thread' they'd tried to delete, giving it a candid, slightly self-conscious forum-newbie vibe.

Let me know if you have any or are willing to make for the Fkn0wned community thankkksss soo much i'd love these..— skater4lifez11

i have another pointless thread, i've been trying to delete, sorry— skater4lifez11

[video] Kazein's — CS:S video showcase

A CS:S veteran named 'kazein' drops two YouTube clips for the crew to gawk at.

A short, low-drama thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Discussion board where a member named kazein posted a couple of YouTube video links for entertainment. No replies survive in the archive, just the original post. It's a small snapshot of the everyday content-sharing culture on Fkn0wned — members posting their own gameplay or edited clips for others to check out.

Two videos for your entertainment:— kazein