The Cheat Scene
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Is This Possible? - Locked Out of a Server
Guy passwords his own CS server, forgets it, and nobody remembers who even hosts the thing.
A member calls himself 'Epic Failure' asks whether it's possible to recover or bypass a lost RCON/server password after a friend locked their own server and forgot the password, with the actual host being an inactive, unreachable member. Other posters mostly point out the obvious fix (contact the hosting provider) or joke about giving up on the server and the friend entirely, while a staff member questions the odd story and whether this is really an attempt to hijack someone else's server. The thread fizzles out without a real resolution, a classic low-stakes CS 1.6 Support board head-scratcher.
screw your friend.— rnie
i suggest u beat that guys head in with a guitar and then play on a new server— McLovin!
Are you trying to hijack a server? You won't be able to do it if you don't know who hosts the server.— Arcade
nkhack, HELP PLSSSS
A total newbie can't get nkhack running, and the regulars politely talk him through it
A brand-new member ('raffles00', Post #1) asks for help after downloading the nkhack cheat, confused by a 'could not inject dll' error and unsure what a 'steam folder' even is. A couple of established members reply with basic troubleshooting (closing background programs, launch order, re-extracting the archive), and another poster just hypes up nkhack as a good pick. Classic low-stakes Support board thread from the CS 1.6 cheat scene, full of early-internet spelling and total newbie energy.
could not inject dll— raffles00
tc u made a good choice for choosing nk it really amazing hack— charettepapuse
make sure you extrace the .rar to the same place so all of the files are there.— completeidiot
Cannot inject dll? - NKHack troubleshooting thread
A noob's DLL injection error turns into a slow-motion support thread spanning eight months and four members.
A new member ('Poopoo_0poo') asks for help after the nkhack cheat for CS 1.6 fails to inject with a 'could not inject dll' error. Regulars chime in with basic troubleshooting — redownloading files, checking firewall settings, and timing the injection around the game's launch window. The thread drags on for months as later users bump in with the same unresolved problem, a pretty typical fate for support threads on this board.
You must not have downloaded ALL the files. Download the hack again and extract them again and then try.— DCLXVI
ty so much man it workd !!!— gotskilz4u
i tried but dont work -.-— YoPhoenix
Nkhack Question
A newbie asks if nK Hack 5.9 is safe — spoiler: it's not, and the mods say so twice
A new member ('TonY YaY0') asks in the Support subforum whether nK Hack 5.9 was still VAC2-safe and later reports trouble getting it to inject. Regulars and staff, including moderator DCLXVI and longtime member rnie, confirm the hack was detected and push people toward newer 'VAC2PROOF' alternatives, with the usual troubleshooting checklist (OpenGL renderer, XP 32-bit, file extraction) copy-pasted from a pinned guide. The thread is a pretty typical slice of the cheat-support scene: cautious veterans warning newbies off outdated/detected cheats, a bit of community folklore about how fast hacks go 'hot', and a reminder to trust the site's own detected/undetected labeling.
Nope, it is detected.., you better don't use it , ues HEADZOTS or something like that, use the newest hacks, or take the risk and get banned..— rnie
nK Hack 5.9 is detected. For your own safety, please use VAC2PROOF hacks.— DCLXVI
Never use a hack thats more than a week old for ur own safety— asshoel50
Help with speedhack, help!! (CS 1.6 Support)
A noob asks why speedhacks lag — and the regulars explain rates, detection, and a mysterious 'clocksomething' command
A low-post-count member ('Devil Driver') posts in the CS 1.6 Support board asking why speedhacks cause lag and whether an undetectable one exists, naming the nkhack 5.9 client he was using. Regulars including forum staffer DCLXVI and members rnie/ynaggo weigh in with theories about connection rates and anti-speedhack detection commands, while the original poster keeps pushing for a version that wouldn't be noticed and also asks about bunnyhopping. It's a small, ordinary tech-support exchange typical of the site's cheat-support culture, with staff casually policing accuracy about detection risk rather than shutting the thread down.
its the nkhack 5.9,and i fokken hate that bug!!— Devil Driver
It's not a bug, it's how the speedhack works.— DCLXVI
well does anyone know a speedhack that increases your speed but no-one will notice it. and bunnyhop— Devil Driver
HEADZOTZ Menu Key Support Thread
A guy just wants his menu to pop up — cue five different answers and zero agreement
A support thread from October 2007 where a new member (cokey) asked how to bring up the in-game menu for a CS 1.6/CS:S cheat, unsure which hotkey to press. Several members chimed in with conflicting suggestions (Insert, Delete, F11), a nod to checking the readme or cheat config, and some light ribbing about the confusion. It's a small, mundane slice of forum life showing the everyday tech-support back-and-forth typical of the scene, capped off by a post from longtime [FkN] Crew member Sonikk.
lmfao the menu key is F11 .. cheers— haha.1
Press Insert, or press Delete Must work, hack isn't patched yet, right..?— rnie
If there is a readme.txt in the winzip folder be sure to read that— Rebelz
"None of these hacks work for me" — the classic newbie support thread
A fresh noob with a torrented CS 1.6 copy begs the forum to fix his broken hacks — pure 2007 energy.
A brand-new member named vodafone19 posted a help request in the CS 1.6 Support board, frustrated that most cheats he tried wouldn't load, and asking whether he needed the Steam version instead of his non-Steam torrent copy. The reply from asshoel50 gives the era-typical answer that some hacks simply don't work on non-Steam and suggests moving to Steam, followed by a terse 'uninstall' remark. It's a small, mundane exchange, but perfectly captures the everyday texture of the forum: newer members chasing wallhacks, veteran members short on patience, and the eternal Steam-vs-non-Steam divide of the cheat scene.
none of these hacks work for me ***help***— vodafone19
some hacks dosent work on non steam just buy the ...— asshoel50
uninstall— asshoel50
Serenity Cheat Aimbot Support Thread
One frustrated newbie, a busted aimbot, and a chorus of 'same problem here' — classic 2008 cheat support thread.
A short-lived support thread from March 2008 where a member (Must55) complained that the 'Serenity' cheat menu for CS 1.6 wouldn't let him toggle the aimbot feature. A couple of others chimed in — one insisting it worked fine, two more confirming they had the exact same broken aimbot issue across different versions. The thread fizzles out unresolved, a snapshot of the era's endless cheat-troubleshooting churn.
Serenity sucks :(... , Dosent work att all— Must55
It does work...— PhnIx
I have the same probs with the aimbot that really sucks— Gnoll
REQ: The new CRC Bypass
One impatient one-liner request gets a mild public scolding from the board's self-styled 'MS Hacking God'
A short, low-key thread in the Maple Story subforum where member qwerty654 asks for a new CRC bypass (a tool to get around the game's anti-cheat checks). Another user calls him out for repeatedly asking, and regular -Still Life-, who carried the tongue-in-cheek title 'MS Hacking God', replies that he'll post it later along with a new tutorial, jokingly grumbling about people spamming requests. A tiny snapshot of the day-to-day rhythm of the Maple Story hacking corner of the site.
any1 has a new 1?— qwerty654
qwerty ur getting irritating— kimaska
im gonna post it today but i have to make a new tutorial or you will fuck up with it. stop posting over and over that you need a new bypass /cry— -Still Life-
Help: Windowed Mode (Maple Story)
Old-school Maplers wrestling DXWnd and gameguard just to play windowed without crashing
A returning Maple Story player, back after a four-month break, asks for a working method to run the game in windowed mode and about the current version of a bot tool, since his old setup no longer works. Regulars Gospel, Jaska, and WillowZ chime in with fixes and counter-fixes, with some back-and-forth about a bypass not working for everyone and a newer tool version being needed. It's a small, practical support thread typical of the era's cheat/utility scene, with members casually troubleshooting client crashes together.
Get Vicious Engine, Virus Bypass, No window mode p...— Gospel
Virus Bypass dont Work for me. Doesnt Bypass GG fo...— WillowZ
there is a new version of DXWnd out that bypasses ...— Jaska
uhh i need help again lol
New member fumbles with cheat basics in the Maple Story section, gets a半-helpful nudge, and rolls out satisfied.
A brand-new forum member (7 posts to his name) posts in the Maple Story board asking how to use some hacks he'd gotten working, admitting he already knew what god mode did. A veteran, since-banned member with the tag 'FkN0wNed-_-HaXor' gives a rambling, mildly impatient reply suggesting he read tutorials first, alongside a loose rundown of general terminology. The thread wraps up quickly with the original poster saying he figured it out well enough, a small everyday exchange typical of the site's help culture.
ok got the hacks to work but i have no idea how to use the in game.— gokk999
Mmm Dude why dont you read some tuts first— DeMeNt3d
ok i kinda know how to use the hacks now ty— gokk999
How to Super Dice? (MapleStory)
Five posts, one guy who kept getting disconnected, and a girl typing 'xD' who explained the dice trick anyway
A short, low-key thread in the MapleStory subforum where a member asked how the 'super dice' cheat/exploit worked. Another poster claimed it didn't work and just caused disconnects, while SassyCassy16 argued regular dice was safer and eventually laid out a rough usage sequence anyway. A classic tiny 2007 support thread — quick, informal, and dripping with early-forum energy, complete with sad-face emoticons and excessive xD's.
super dice sucks just use regular dice is doesnt dc xD— SassyCassy16
but it does dc me— qwerty654
u know u hack— sweetkilla
Buffy: Detected Again
A MapleStory hack named 'Buffy' gets flagged by GameGuard, and the regulars scramble to figure out if it's just them
A short 2007 thread in the Maple Story subforum where a member reports that a tool called 'Buffy' had suddenly been flagged/detected by the game's anti-cheat after working fine the day before. Other members chime in to confirm it's detected for them too, while forum fixture '-Still Life-' (posting under the grand title 'MS Hacking God') reassures everyone that GameGuard was just updated and a new bypass is already in the works via a member named SassyCassy16. It's a small, mundane snapshot of the constant cat-and-mouse cycle between MapleStory's anti-cheat and the forum's hack-of-the-week churn.
Has been detected, is it happening on anyone elses comp? it was working yesterday but today it was just BLEH. IT SUCKS— dinkler
its not detected the gg was rev. im getting a new crc bypass now from cassy.— -Still Life-
tell me wenn pplz— cabra69
MapleStory CRC Bypass Support Thread
A confused newbie, a self-styled 'MS Hacking God', and a stubborn checkbox that just wouldn't tick.
A brand-new member named nikoman, admittedly not even a MapleStory player (helping his brother), asks for help getting a CRC bypass tool to register a click during game launch, getting logged off instead. Regular '-Still Life-', flaunting the title 'MS Hacking God' and referencing a video tutorial made with Camtasia, walks him through timing the click and distinguishing between two similarly-labeled bypass options. The thread ends amicably with nikoman thanking him, though still stuck on a later step, and complimenting the tutorial video. It's a small, mundane slice of the era's cheat-support culture: patient tech support for game-modification tools between two very different experience levels.
do you have the v38.cem in your buffy engine folder? are you clicking the blue crc bypass or the red crc bypass.— -Still Life-
If that doesnt work then wait a little bit until i get my camtasia fixed so i can make a new video tutorial.— -Still Life-
i also tryed doing the process watch version of that ste but that just tell me im hackingand disconnects me— nikoman
Maple Story Hack Detection Trouble
A noob's game kept flagging him for cheating — even with the hack closed — and the fix involved a mysterious '8-bit' tutorial video
A short, low-key support thread in the Maple Story subforum where a member named dinkler asked for help after getting hack-detection warnings even when his cheat client wasn't running. Two members chimed in with quick fixes — one suggesting a simple restart, the other pointing to a specific step ('CRC Bypass') referenced from a tutorial video by someone called 8-bit. Classic quick-and-dirty tech support exchange typical of the era's cheat-scene forums, three posts and done.
Whenever I try to play maple, it says its detected a hack, even when buffy isnt up. What do I Do??????— dinkler
jus restart the comp but next time u have to do it right or the same thing will happen— humsheen
Make sure you click CRC Bypass in the hack if you're doing what 8-bit does in his video, I did the same thing— frenchhorn07
Monsta Vac that doesn't get me dc'd?
A MapleStory botter hunts for the 0,0 spot and a disconnect-proof auto-vac, 2007-style.
A short 2007 thread in the Maple Story subforum where a member asks for a monster-vacuum bot that won't get them disconnected. Regulars point them toward known tools of the era and debate the mysterious '0,0' map coordinate said to maximize monster pulls, with mixed results reported. The thread trails off unresolved, with a latecomer echoing the same disconnect complaint. Classic low-stakes cheat-scene chatter: casual, half-helpful, and full of period MapleStory bot lore.
dICE doesnt DC you. you jsut have to be in a certain spot (near 0,0) and it takes a few tries to get it to work.— -Still Life-
0,0 is the best place to be while botting, cause you get most of the monsters.— -Still Life-
dICe do D/C me , and how to track the O:O ?— mofo
MapleStory Hacking Device Detection After Switching from Akuma
A MapleStory hack-switcher gets hit with a ban warning — and zero sympathy from the regulars.
A member on Fkn0wned's Maple Story subforum posted in March 2007 after switching away from the Akuma engine cheat and getting a 'hacking device detected' warning in-game. The replies were short and unsympathetic, basically telling him to go back to what worked or stop being a noob about it. A low-effort, quintessential small forum thread with barely any real advice exchanged before it died out.
hacking deivse detected. blah blah wtf????— -Still Life-
then just use akuma nub.— doobie5
yea go back to whatever you were using that worked unless someone else has told you otherwise— kimpa60
How to Use CT Tables? (MapleStory Cheat Table Help)
A newbie can't get his CRC bypass to tick, and half the thread ends up stuck at the same wall.
A member named qwerty654 asks how to use cheat tables for Maple Story, and self-styled '◢:MS Hacking God:◣' -Still Life- walks him through opening the engine and loading the table file. The fix doesn't take, other members chime in with the same unresolved problem (possibly a 64-bit processor issue), and the thread just fizzles out without a clean resolution. Classic small-scale support thread from the Maple Story corner of the forum, capturing the everyday troubleshooting grind of the mid-2000s cheat scene.
when you open akuma engine or w/e the tab on the upper right what says "cheat table" go to open. and then select the file.— -Still Life-
Are you running on a 64-Bit Processor... I have the same problem :/— mr.N0Nam3
I'm having the same problem....— voodoo91
MapleStory: Official Servers or Private?
A guy asks if you're playing MapleStory on the real servers or someone's grandma's basement rig
A short, low-stakes thread in the Maple Story subforum where a member (semajxpl) asks whether people are playing on official servers or a privately hosted one. A handful of regulars chime in about which server ('Scania') they're on, casually mention hack usage, and joke about hackers and looting. It fizzles out after a few replies with no real resolution, capturing the small-talk, low-drama energy typical of the game-specific side boards.
Im in scania... Oh, and tiger hacks too just for e...— GTX1
wow can't wait for that— voodoo91
lewl, who cares man, theyre worthless, tiger ...— Jaska
help for ms hack
A newbie's MapleStory hack won't launch, and "MS Hacking God" swoops in with the fix — sort of.
A new member named humsheen posts in the Maple Story subforum asking for help after a hack tutorial failed to work, causing the game to not even start. Longtime member -Still Life-, self-titled "MS Hacking God," replies with a rundown of tool/version names to try instead. A side comment from MillerLite pokes fun at not being told about the fix over MSN, and humsheen returns later reporting partial success (only the swear filter worked) with other features causing disconnects. A small, mundane slice of the era's cheat-support culture.
download all the new hacks. 8-bit v38 rev2.ct, buffy engine v2.0, and simpleclick.— -Still Life-
Lol you coulda mentioned this fix to me on msn >_>— MillerLite
ok i kind of got the hacks to work but only the swear filter, everything else keeps on disconnecting me...— humsheen
How Not to Get Kicked From a Server for Hacking
A newbie asks how to avoid getting kicked for cheating — and gets a masterclass in early-2000s forum name-trolling instead
A member named Famousss opens the thread asking if there's a way to avoid or delay getting kicked from a CS:S server while hacking, mistakenly posting in the CS 1.6 support board. Regulars chime in with mixed advice about anti-kick features in certain cheats, warnings about VAC2 detection risks, and low-effort tips like avoiding admin-populated servers. The most memorable contribution comes from andr3zit0, who lays out a name-spoofing trick using an invisible alt-code character to impersonate other players' names so admins can't tell who's really cheating, which sparks a little side discussion about whether it works in CS 1.6 too. Overall a small, casual support thread typical of the board's cheat-scene culture.
just simply put the same name of other user... then simply they dont know who is the real player.. so admin cant kick/ban— andr3zit0
about the rev0lt, don't use it on VAC2 Servers allright? your account will be banned, the hack is detected.— rnie
Just try to find a server with no admins in it, easiest way i can think of— Legit_Hacks
Face of Mankind Cheat Request Turns Into Trojan Warning
One guy wanted a Face of Mankind cheat, offered his Steam account as payment, and got handed a probable trojan instead.
A member asks if anyone can whip up an aimbot or wallhack for the obscure sci-fi shooter Face of Mankind, noting the game had zero anti-cheat protection. Another member jokes cheat-engine would do the trick, then posts a found 'cshell.dll' cheat with a warning that it might be a trojan — links which were already dead days later. A brief back-and-forth about payment (the OP offered his CS:S/DoD:S Steam account) went nowhere, and a moderator locked the thread on request less than a week later. Small, quick, and pretty typical of the Support board's low-stakes cheat-request threads.
If it has no anti-cheat, you can probably hack it with cheat-engine lol. I'll look for a cheat for you to use, I'll report back later :) EDIT: I found one, but it might be a trojan.— f0wh
Unless you have money, i don't think anyone is going to make a hack for you.— vermiLLion
and if u make a working hack i will give u my cs:s,dod:s Steam acc.— 45chris2
Battlefield 2 ESP Hack Release Thread (2007)
A Battlefield 2 ESP hack release, a suspicious VirusTotal flag, and a chorus of 'thanks' — 2007 cheat-scene business as usual.
Member retarded_elephant69 (aka <OMFG>Mikey) posted a Battlefield 2 cheat release claiming to be undetected as of late October 2007, listing its ESP/visual features and a multi-engine virus scan result. A handful of regulars chimed in asking if it was safe or requesting a demo video, with the poster vouching for it after running his own NOD32/VirusTotal check. The thread wraps up quickly with short thank-you replies from a few 1000 Club members, typical of a routine cheat-release thread rather than any major drama.
yee i scanned it with NOD32 and did a scan on virustotal and it seems to be fine, one antivirus picked it up but i doubt that its something... The hack works fine!— retarded_elephant69
safe to use?— asshoel50
show me the bird— pureinspiration
ARE there currently any undetected public hacks?
One guy asks if free BF2 hacks still work, gets told to stop being a cheap bastard and pay up
A member asks whether any free public Battlefield 2 hacks are still undetected, admitting he can't figure out how to download from zerogamers. Other posters pile on, mostly steering him toward the paid 'Source Industries' subscription service instead, with a couple vouching that it stayed undetected for months of use. Classic small BF2 subforum exchange mixing cheap-vs-paid cheat debate with some light ribbing.
nope, stop trying to be a cheap bastard and just buy some.— LoG1c
If you subscribe to Source Industries you will not be detected. If you subscribe to Source Industries you will own.— Peski-Ruski
yepp ive had a few subs at s.i the hack NEVER got detected and i went up about 2-3 ranks in about 2 months— retarded_elephant69
D3D DLL Package - Fkn0wned.Com
A humble little DLL fix thread that quietly kept half the Battlefield 2 hacking crowd running on Vista
A short, low-drama utility thread in the Battlefield 2 subforum where user Xodus989 shared a small package of d3dx9 DLL files meant to fix 'cannot find dll' errors that Windows Vista users hit when trying to launch their cheats. The replies are the classic mix of a small support thread: a confused veteran asking for the beginners to have it explained, a couple of newbies not understanding the point, requests to unhide the hidden download link, and the usual one-post-wonder 'thanks' posts before the thread died out. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a small, mundane slice of the site's day-to-day tech-support culture around getting hacks to actually run.
explain to the beginners...— Peski-Ruski
i dont reely see how this is that important but meh'— retarded_elephant69
unhide please! i need this!!!— tekner
Flying too high, heh
A Wake Island jet pilot hits +6000 feet and BF2's physics engine loses its mind
A member named SpaceOddity09 asks the Battlefield 2 subforum whether flying too high on Wake Island is a bug or intended physics, describing a plane that stalled and started erratically strafing left and right at extreme altitude. A handful of regulars weigh in with theories ranging from an intentional 'punish zone' outside the map boundaries to anti-lag design, while one veteran (Peski-Ruski) explains how the quirk can actually be used to shake pursuers off your tail. It's a small, easygoing tech-curiosity thread typical of the site's Other Games section, more casual chat than drama.
If it is a bug, then it is just about the most useful 'bug' there is in the BF2.— Peski-Ruski
no i went to 99999 once.. i sky dived out and felt for like hours— asshoel50
im pretty sure they do it on purpose ^^ it would lag 2much if you could go 6899546905468546889032545 high :S— retarded_elephant69
The Battlefield 2 Tips Thread Nobody Asked For
A guy posts a genuinely thorough BF2 strategy guide... on a hacking forum, and gets roasted for it.
Member 'fizzer' dropped a lengthy, earnest general strategy and class-by-class guide for Battlefield 2, covering everything from prone shooting and vehicle etiquette to helicopter gunnery. The response was tepid at best — other members pointed out that Fkn0wned was fundamentally a cheat/hacking community, not a tips-and-strategy site, so the effort wasn't going to land. Things soured further when 'Peski-Ruski' accused fizzer of just copy-pasting the guide from another site (SecretsOfBF2), sparking a short, petty back-and-forth insult exchange before the thread fizzled out.
Its mainly a hacking community not a tips/strategy community so i don't think people really care that much so don't expect much credit dude.— Uncensor3d
From your friends? You got it of SecretsOfBF2 dumbass.— Peski-Ruski
hey faggot dont even know what website is, it may look like that site but its not ...dickhead...— fizzer
BF2 PunkBuster Hack Request Thread
Someone asked for a free undetected PB hack — the replies tell you everything about how that scene actually worked.
A Battlefield 2 subforum thread where a member (Punch) asked about free, undetected PunkBuster-evading hacks. Other members (LOC_Dogg, MicroUltra) chimed in to say free undetected cheats basically didn't exist, only source code for programmers to build their own, and pointed toward a paid third-party seller instead. Punch balked at the price, and the thread trails off into general BF2/BF2142 chatter with regulars like Don Ruski weighing in. A pretty ordinary slice of the era's cheat-scene economy: everyone wanting something for free, and the usual answer being 'pay up or code it yourself.'
What free PB UNDETECTED Hacks can i use????— LOC_Dogg
Well.... i think there's no such for free at the moment. Only source codes that help programmers to create theirs hacks. For themselves.— Punch
too expensive— Punch
EA Keygen Thread Sparks Online-Play Skepticism
Someone found an EA keygen on Piratebay and dumped it in the BF2 section — cue the 'does it work online' debate.
A user named adam-buster shared a keygen claimed to work with most EA games including Battlefield 2, sourced from Piratebay. The thread quickly turns into a short back-and-forth about whether the keygen works for online play, with some skepticism from other members. A few low-effort 'unhide' posts appear, typical of threads gating downloadable content behind reply counts. Notable regulars like MONST3R and forum figure Don Ruski (FkN Godfather) pop in, giving it a bit of community weight despite being a fairly mundane keygen thread.
heres a keygen i found on piratebay.org it is fully working wit no viruses— adam-buster
no keygens work online :/— zarmanin
Thanks Adam, pretty kewl.— MONST3R
Halo 2 XP Patch Thread
Ancient thread of guys still bumping a Halo 2 XP patch link nearly a year after it dropped
This is the tail end of a long-running Games subforum thread sharing an 'official site' Halo 2 XP patch, originally posted mid-2007. By the time these final posts roll in (late 2007 into January 2008), the thread has become a slow trickle of members thanking the original poster, confirming the download still worked, and asking why part of the post was hidden. It's a low-drama, functional thread typical of file-sharing sections on old cheat/warez forums — mostly one-line bumps and gratitude rather than discussion.
still working i hope— abstract1337
ty, lookin for this— Ray Teh Ak
Why is it hidden??— drafter
The 1000+ CD Key List Thread
A 12-page megathread of pure loot-drop energy — everybody just wanted a key and said thanks and left.
This was the tail end (page 12) of a long-running 'Red Light District > Games' thread offering a massive list of CD keys for 1000+ games, a classic warez-forum staple. By this point the thread had devolved into a scroll of one-line replies from members grabbing keys, saying thanks, or reporting a key was already used/'need a deex' (dead). It ran from early 2007 into 2008, pulling in a steady trickle of low-post-count members alongside a few forum regulars, showing how these mega-lists kept threads alive for over a year just on drive-by gratitude posts.
ty— herbaltea
have a deex— Greengnome
MINE— killswitch101
Battlefield 2 *2 Links* (No-DVD Download Thread)
A guy named Afteryou drops two Battlefield 2 links and the thread turns into a 3-month chorus of 'ty'
A simple file-share thread in the Red Light District's Games sub-board, where user Afteryou posted a Battlefield 2 download (framed around a No-DVD crack) via a couple of mirror links back in November 2007. The thread then became a long-running catch-all for members to bump, say thanks, ask for unhides, or gripe about broken links well into January 2008 — a very typical warez-board thread of the era. One user even accused the site of being 'fake' after a redirect issue, showing the low-stakes drama that came with these download threads.
omfg.Ban him!!!This webs is fake— F.E.A.R.
2 links w00t tnx0rz— Tundergun
finaly no .torrent.... i hope— adam-buster
Newbie Gets Gatekept Asking for DoD:S Speedhack
A newbie asks for a DoD:S speedhack and gets shut down in three replies flat.
A brand-new member with only 5 posts wanders into the Games section of the Red Light District asking for a Day of Defeat: Source speedhack. Established members quickly correct him, pointing out that this isn't a request forum and that the file already existed elsewhere in the site's database. A short, mildly gatekeeping exchange typical of how veteran members policed newbie etiquette on the board.
hi, i need speedhack for dods. somebody have one?— god of war
First, of all this is not the reques seciton, Second, this is generally not a request forum.— Peski-Ruski
And peski 3rdly there is one already in the databse.— minitureman
Kid Asks Forum to Hack His Brother's RuneScape Friends
A kid wants to hack his brother's friends' RuneScape accounts — the forum politely tells him that's not really a thing
A newer member asks in the Requests section for a way to hack RuneScape accounts, ostensibly for his brother, hoping for a brute-force password program. Regular members respond that brute forcing doesn't really work due to login attempt limits and point him toward keylogging tutorials instead, while one member (later banned) questions whether the request even belongs in that section. It's a pretty low-stakes, mundane thread typical of the era's 'can someone hack X for me' requests, with a mod-adjacent member reminding everyone this is meant to be a warez/software request board.
i wanna try to hack some peoples runescape accounts for my bro who plays.— ohsnap999
Keylogging is your only option, there is no possible way of hacking RuneScape, and it has never been done or proved that there is.— Guru_Danny
Is this a Hack Request Section? I think its Software, Music & Games Request Section— Keskin^
Runescape hacks? (Requests)
A guy asks for RuneScape hacks 'for his little brother' — gets pointed toward bots and a LimeWire recommendation instead.
A short, low-key Requests thread from late October 2007 where a member named McLovin! asks whether RuneScape hacks exist, framing it as a question on behalf of his younger brother. Other members explain there aren't really exploitable client hacks due to how the game's scripts work server-side, but mention that skill-training bots (autominers/autofishers) were a known thing. The thread ends with a suggestion to find such tools via old-school P2P file-sharing apps. Pretty mundane by forum standards, but a nice little time capsule of mid-2000s RuneScape botting culture and the era's casual attitude toward downloading random tools off LimeWire/Ares.
My little brother plays runescape and was wondering if there were any hacks. Im not asking you to fund any i was just wondering if any exist.— McLovin!
not really any hacks, unless that scar shit works, but theres bots— Cud
U can download them using like limewire and ares or sumtin ive done it befor— ynaggo
Slickz Reviews (Market Place Vouch Thread)
Old-school vouch thread where Slickz's trading rep got stamped by the regulars.
This was a personal 'vouch' thread in the Market Place > User Review section, where member Slickz invited others to post feedback on trades or gifts he'd given them. A handful of members (Yunyun, 1up, prasadudwadia) chimed in with quick, positive reviews confirming smooth trades involving game accounts. It's a small but typical slice of the forum's informal reputation economy, where trust was built one vouch post at a time rather than through any formal system.
Post here if You traded/bought with me or if i just gave you free shit :D— Slickz
Traded a CSS account he went first VERY SMOOTH <3 Thanks again Slickz— 1up
i did a trade with slickz, and i got an orphan... No really, i got an Orphan from him : XD , everything went smooth and i recommend this nigga— prasadudwadia
hoOkz Steam Trader Vouch Thread
The marketplace regulars line up to co-sign hoOkz as one of the forum's most trusted Steam traders.
A vouch thread from the Market Place's User Review board where seller hoOkz asked past customers and trade partners to leave feedback. A handful of VIPs and regular members, plus a site smod, chimed in confirming smooth transactions and calling him legit. The tone is casual and jokey, with members ribbing each other affectionately rather than any real drama — a snapshot of the forum's informal reputation-vouching system for account/Steam trading.
Legit Steam Seller. Ahh.. trading back in the days. Has my vouch. He's a sexy guy.— XpliciteR
Buttseckz was a pain without vaselin, hoOkz is your vaselin.— Sleeping Forest
Alright if you bought a steam of me or did a trade please reply in here :)— hoOkz
Prowler.inc Vendor Feedback Thread
A vendor's feedback thread, stacked wall-to-wall with '10/10, went smooth' — the old forum trust economy in action.
This was a vendor feedback thread in the Market Place's User Review section, where a member going by prowler.inc invited buyers to leave reviews of their transactions. A steady stream of members chimed in with short, positive testimonials praising fast delivery and smooth deals, a typical ritual for building reputation in the forum's account/goods trading scene. The thread reads as pure vouching culture — no drama, just a vendor's track record being built one reply at a time.
Went first, got the account seconds later. Went smooth. ;)— Gramdtante
This guy ROCKS, i was a retard with paypal but he helped me with it and sold me an account really fast. 10/10 mate!— PurePwnage99
A very nice guy everything went fine helped me out with my problems <3— rowix
eBruTe CS 1.6/Source cheat thread — late bump page
A years-long CS 1.6/Source cheat thread reduced to one recurring question: 'does this still work?'
This is a late page of a long-running Red Light District > Software thread about the 'eBruTe' tool, most likely a Counter-Strike cheat/hack release popular in the 1.6/Source era. By late 2007 the thread had devolved into a stream of short bump-and-thank-you replies from members hoping the download or method still functioned, a common fate for cheat threads on Fkn0wned as tools aged and got patched. No real drama or technical discussion survives on this page, just the low hum of a community checking in on an old release.
does this still work?— mystical1
THX— asshoel50
FUxK what is it— onepop
Many Hacks (RapidShare Dump Thread)
Someone dropped a rapidshare link full of 'hacks' and the whole board said thanks
A member named prinz posted a hidden RapidShare link claiming to offer a bundle of hacks, framed as an attempt to get modded in the Software subforum. The thread got a string of short, low-effort replies from regulars thanking him or joking about using it, with even an admin (Shifty.) chiming in approvingly. It's a pretty typical Red Light District 'here's some stuff, enjoy' thread rather than any real discussion.
just choose what you want to download— prinz
sweet, now im going to hack my neighbours— banak
Cool nice find dude— Shifty.
RuneScape Level 95 Account Auction
A guy tries to auction off his old recovered RuneScape account for 'fkn points' — except the site's currency was down, and someone got roasted for their fletching stats before a mod slammed the thread shut.
Member Monoxide41 tried to auction an old, recovered RuneScape level 95 account starting at 400 (the site's internal 'fkn points' currency), posting stat screenshots as proof. It quickly emerged the points system was temporarily disabled, deflating the whole auction, though a couple of members still expressed interest in buying. The thread fizzled into some good-natured stat-shaming of the account's skills before a supervisor stepped in with a warning and closed it.
theres no fkn points right now so no point really— Jack Daniels
I Lol'd at your 9 farming your 80 fletching your 21 construstion and your 52 crafting HAHAHAHAH.— Whats that?...BANG!!
Warned and Closed.— mr.N0Nam3
Battlefield 2 Key Auction on Forum Points
A Battlefield 2 key auction that lasted about 20 hours before a mod had to step in.
A quick little forum-points auction in the Trading > Auctions board: user Famousss put up a Battlefield 2 key with bidding starting at 10 points and a hard deadline the next day. Bids escalated fast — one user jumped straight to 50 points — prompting some light ribbing about points getting wiped out, and then a moderator had to remind people to bid correctly before the thread was closed out. A tiny, mundane slice of the old points-economy trading culture that these forums ran on.
Start at 50 points— miLLer
oh man ur already beaten all my pts— bragamuffin
Stop with the spamming auction still at 50 points.— miLLer
Anyone have working MapleStory hacks after the March 2007 update?
A MapleStory patch broke everyone's hacks, and '8-bit' the self-proclaimed 'MS Hacking God' got called out for holding out on privates
A short-lived thread in the Maple Story sub-forum where a member asked if any MapleStory hacks still worked after a March 20, 2007 game update, since they were getting 'unable to connect' errors. '-Still Life-', flaired as the resident MS hacking authority, said he'd upload some once the site's download database came back online, prompting another member to jokingly demand he share his private hacks. The thread devolves into light bickering when banned member 'conTagious' complains about someone's signature, and '-Still Life-' calls him out for being a chronic complainer. Pretty typical small-scale, low-drama tech-support-meets-banter thread of the era.
imma load some once the download database is back up.— -Still Life-
It's up -.-; 8-bit, GIMMIE THOSE FUCKING PRIVATES!— Pwnography
why are you always complaining conT?— -Still Life-
GMS Video Tutorial (with the classic 'unhide/ty' bump spam)
voodoo91 drops a no-mic MapleStory hack video, gets called out for ripping MPC, thread rolls on for months anyway
A 2007 thread in the Maple Story sub-forum where member voodoo91 posted a silent screen-recorded video tutorial (packaged as a password-protected download) intended to help other members with some GMS-related hack or trick. Early replies questioned whether the video was ripped from another site ('MPC'), and voodoo91 clarified a password after admitting he'd uploaded it in a hurry. From there the thread devolved into the classic low-effort bump pattern typical of the era — dozens of members chiming in with 'unhide,' 'ty,' 'kk,' and similar one-liners just to reveal hidden content, stretching the topic across two pages and several weeks with little substantive discussion.
Is this ripped of MPC?— krakowwak
password is thaicoures3 sorry everyone i was in a hurry kinda— voodoo91
The famous TY— Igot2balls
No-Recoil Bind Script (HLG) Thread
A no-recoil bind script thread that devolved into a chorus of low-effort bumps and 'unhide?' pleas
This is the tail end (page 2) of a Counter-Strike 1.6 Scripting thread about a no-recoil bind script referred to as 'HLG'. By this point the actual discussion has faded, replaced almost entirely by new/low-post-count members posting one-word replies like 'unhide' or 'wats this', apparently trying to reveal spoiler-hidden download content or bump the thread back into visibility. It captures the classic small-time scripting-board vibe of the era: a useful script buried in hidden tags, and a trail of noobs begging for access.
Ahh... Why ur writing unhide?— asdasd1002
unhide pls...— powergene
wats this— 940108
Fkn0wned: The 'Radio OFF' Script Request
A noob wanted CS 1.6's radio spam gone forever — and got roasted for his English instead.
A brief, low-stakes thread in the CS 1.6 Scripting subforum where member FaKaS asked for a script to disable in-game radio chatter and HUD clutter, quoting a garbled explanation lifted from elsewhere. Regular Christ replied dryly suggesting he run his request through a translator first, which FaKaS took in stride with a thank-you. The thread fizzles out with a one-line reply from p5y, whose account is later marked banned — a tiny, dated snapshot of the forum's scripting culture and casual moderation.
I would like a script that disables Radio,"fire in the hall" all that shit.cause it gets in my nerves so much i caint stand it.— FaKaS
English... Just a hint... use an online translator...— Christ
just to make empty/silense sound.. thanks— p5y
Counter-Strike 1.6 NON-Steam Full Download Thread
A user named Nobs drops a 'full working' CS 1.6 non-Steam installer and twenty people just say thanks
A member called Nobs posted a hosted copy of Counter-Strike 1.6 with a non-Steam patcher, padded out with a full Wikipedia-style rundown of how CS gameplay works. The download itself was locked behind the classic forum ritual of 'reply to unlock hidden content.' The rest of the thread is almost entirely a wall of one-word 'ty'/'thanks' replies from members over several months, plus a couple of VIP and club-tagged users dropping in to say 'nice one' — a pretty typical Red Light District > Games download thread from this era of the forum.
unhide— DILLIGAF
mmmm css— chickenman
nice one :)— [VIP] h4x0rZ
WoW + Burning Crusade Download Thread
The one where half the forum just wanted a free copy of WoW and BC before buying gamecards
A late-2007 thread in the 'Red Light District > Games' section (used for miscellaneous/off-topic game shares) offering a non-Rapidshare download of World of Warcraft and its Burning Crusade expansion. The bulk of the page is the usual thank-you chain — members dropping quick 'ty', 'thanks man', and gratitude posts after grabbing the files, with a bit of chatter about whether you'd still need to buy gamecards and plans to play on private servers instead. Nothing dramatic here, just a snapshot of the forum's file-sharing culture and its revolving cast of low-post-count members and a few recognizable old-timers.
Thanks alot Afteryou, you just saved my ass. I was borrowed Wow and Wow Burning Crusade, but BC had no cd 1.— havok123
Im guessing this is just a complete download of both the game sand we will still need to buy the gamecards.— Mclovin!
LOL hope theres not too many links ^^ gonna play on private servas— retarded_elephant69
Garry's Mod Standalone (No-Steam) Full Game Share
The thread where half of fkn0wned tried to get Garry's Mod running without Steam
A share thread in the 'Games' section of the Red Light District offering a no-Steam standalone version of Garry's Mod, spanning at least 4 pages by early 2008. The visible tail end of the thread is mostly low-effort replies from members thanking the OP, confirming downloads worked, or asking basic questions, typical of a popular file-sharing thread on its way out. Nothing dramatic happens here, just the steady trickle of 'thx', 'nice', and 'ill try' posts that these download threads always attracted.
thnx could you download???— alexthemegaman
Nice job =D— sanjuro3456
THX— andrew200100
crack all steam games??
One member swore he'd found the 'biggest uber crack EVER' — reality had other plans.
A member named abstract1337 posted a megaupload link claiming it would unlock every game on a Steam account's library, though the files reportedly wouldn't actually download. Other members chimed in with half-joking workarounds (borrowing a friend's loaded account to install games), a stray double-post derail, and eventually the classic VAC-secure server problem that comes with pirated Steam games. The thread fizzles out with a dose of reality: cracked games can't connect to secure servers, and buying the game is suggested as the real fix.
It gets all steam games on your games list but they won't download?? So if someone knows how you can download them then this will be the biggest uber crack EVER!— abstract1337
Yes, I have. Buy the original game, cracked games cannot connect to VAC-Secured servers— rnie
FFS sry for double post dont no why its doing that— scuddzilla