The Cheat Scene
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1.6 NON Steam
A parade of "unhide/thx" one-liners chasing a non-Steam CS 1.6 download, complete with grumbling about cracked servers booting anyone without the right anti-cheat bypass.
This is page 2 of a thread in the Red Light District > Games section where members traded short, low-effort replies (mostly 'thx', 'unhide', 'nice job') to unlock or acknowledge a shared non-Steam Counter-Strike 1.6 resource. A recurring side-complaint was that cracked/pirated servers were hard to stay on without specific anti-cheat clients or a reserved slot. One now-banned member chimed in with patch-version advice for compatibility with cheats. Overall it's a typical bump-heavy 'gimme the file' thread typical of mid-2000s cracked-game communities.
LETS SEE, I HAVE A NON STEAM 1.6 BUT THE CRACKED SERVERS SUCK..HARD TO GET ON W/OUT BEING BOOTED FOR NOT HAVING sXe...OR "SLOT REVERVED"...— UserID_7588
use patch vers 21 to use hacks all other patches dont work very good with hacks— 4Saken
looks like fun— dainbramaged
Call of Duty 4 Singleplayer Demo Share
A user named Janza (later banned) drops a hidden-content CoD4 demo link and the thread just... politely thanks him for years
A short-lived thread in Gametration.com's 'Red Light District > Games' section where user Janza posted a link (behind a hidden-content tag) to a Call of Duty 4 singleplayer demo, accompanied by some game screenshots. The replies trickle in sporadically over several months from late 2007 into early 2008, mostly one-line acknowledgments and thanks from other members. Notable mainly as a small time-capsule of the forum's file-sharing culture and its 'hide_me' code-tag convention, plus the fact that original poster Janza is marked as banned by the time of archiving.
nice, unhide— Zanco
Sweet, I'll try this.— Monkeygeek
woot— ohhmaniacc
Bhop HACK
New guy can't even unzip a file but wants a bunnyhop hack handed to him anyway
A brand-new member (post count: 4) asks for a bhop hack for Counter-Strike: Source, admitting his WinRAR is broken and he needs a full tutorial just to get it running. Another user, later shown as banned, offers to help via Xfire rather than posting anything in the open thread. A second banned member drops a cryptic one-liner before the thread continues onto a second page. Classic low-effort newbie request thread, the kind that filled the Scripting subforum.
Can any1 give me a bhop hack that goes in .zip file pleez and give me a tutorial of how to activate it. because my WinRar is screwed up rite now and i cant fix it. thnx— pvtpeanut
add me to xfire pyej101 and i might be able to help— pyeman
Look behind you.— rnie
Mega Multi Script (CS:S) - dead link thread
A CS:S script pack thread that limped along for months, mostly kept alive by dead-link complaints and one-word 'thanks'
This is page 2 of a Counter-Strike: Source Scripting subforum thread sharing a 'Mega Multi Script' bundle for the game. The bulk of the visible replies are typical low-effort forum filler from late 2007 into early 2008 — short 'thanks', 'unhide', and 'nice' posts, plus a handful of users asking for a fix after the download link went dead. There's no real drama here, just a snapshot of the day-to-day churn of a scripting release thread: newbies bumping for hidden content, a couple of long-time posters (1K Club member, Trained Noob rank) chiming in, and the slow decay of an old file host link.
EDIT: FIX THE LINK PL0X ITSA DEADZORZ XD The link is dead. Fix it.— -Darkness-
SPEED? Still dunno DEADLINK?! Yea!— Siemen
i get a consistany error for my favorite servers would be great if it could be fixed— 4Saken
Wraith Lite v2.0 (page 2 of replies)
A CS:S scripting release winds down to a string of one-word 'thanks' posts from the forum's noob army.
This is the tail end of a Counter-Strike: Source scripting thread on Fkn0wned.com, showing the second page of replies to a release called 'Wraith Lite v2.0'. Most posts are brief acknowledgments, thanks, or one-liners from low-ranked members ('Noob', 'Trained Noob') rather than substantive discussion, typical of a script/config release thread winding down over about a month (late Nov to end of Dec 2007). It captures the everyday texture of the Scripting subforum: quick feedback, casual approval, and the ranking/post-count culture of the site.
Looks good ill try it DJ— DanishJordan
This might be good to look at & use.— steveo460
shows me da scriptagez— Medabrat
Smooth Graphic Recoil? (CS:S Scripting)
A newbie swears the pros aren't hacking — turns out the real answer was hiding in plain sight: SourceTV.
A CS:S member named kazein asks why some players' screens don't visibly shake with recoil in videos, insisting it isn't hacking but something to do with 'cal demos.' The thread goes back and forth with regulars suggesting client hacks, hex-edited mods, or lag as explanations, before kazein returns days later to close the loop: it was SourceTV disabling the screen shake effect. A classic small, earnest tech-support thread typical of the CS:S Scripting subforum, with a bit of gatekeeping skepticism from older members before the mystery gets solved.
They, unlike you said in your post, are probably hacking.— qwerty54
This topic is closed, I found out why when I was playing on a cal server and asked the same question. Someone told me it was source tv and it is.— kazein
you cant actually have "Perfect Norecoil / Nospread" without hacking.— h4xor_bob
Nimrobo's Amazon & Battlefield 4 Account Sale Thread
The classic $10-for-everything account bazaar — Nimrobo's flash sale and a wall of vouches.
A marketplace listing from the forum's Top Sellers District where user Nimrobo advertised bundled Amazon and Battlefield 4 accounts, briefly running a flash-deal discount before reverting to normal pricing. The post is mostly notable for its collection of buyer vouches attesting to smooth, trustworthy trades, typical of the account/key-trading culture on the site. It's a small snapshot of the informal reputation system sellers relied on in lieu of any real escrow.
Vouch for this guy. I've sold to him close to five? times now. Very trustworthy chap.
Quick and safe. If you know what I mean
went smooth. Nice seller transaction smoothly
Big Steam Account Want PP
A seller haggles over a 'dumb preuser' Steam account until the whole deal quietly collapses
In the Top Sellers District marketplace, user Nicniepowiem listed a Steam account (claimed 3 months old with no alerts, taken from a 'dumb preuser') and haggled with several buyers over price. Offers crept from $10 up to $65 as buyers weighed the risk of the account being reported or recovered by its original owner, with one seasoned member vouching for Nicniepowiem's trustworthiness. Negotiations dragged on for days with bumps and stalled counteroffers before the original poster abruptly closed the thread without a completed sale.
So i have this account 3 months 0 alert, dumb preuser— Nicniepowiem
its stolen and its been in their possession for 3 months, there is still a risk of recovery— FlareBunny
close thread— Nicniepowiem
[WTS] Steam | Origin | Uplay Account Sale Thread
DarkInception's bulging bag of Origin accounts, going once, going twice, for offers...
A seller named DarkInception listed a batch of Origin accounts loaded with games like Battlefield 3/4, Dead Space, and The Sims, along with a claim of having sold out of Steam accounts and cracking more, plus a vague offer of '200+' Uplay accounts on request. The thread drew a vouch from a VIP member, a couple of curious buyers asking about pricing and specific games, and a lowball joke offer. DarkInception bumped the thread a few times over the following weeks trying to keep interest alive, but activity trickled off with a late, skeptical question about account security.
Vouch for lola— Bangerz
1$ xD— xVENdEr
is security question set on origin accounts?...is email changeable?...how long do you have it?— ZaviXa
Steam Account Trade: 32 Games, CS:GO Banned
One member's CS:GO-banned Steam account for sale, vouches rolling in from the regulars
A member called FlareBunny listed a Steam account loaded with 32 games (CS 1.6, GMod, DayZ, Payday 2, etc.) for sale in the Top Sellers District marketplace board, noting it was banned from CS:GO but clean otherwise. Several established VIP members chimed in with '+vouch' endorsements backing the seller's reputation, a staple ritual of the forum's account/item trading culture. The thread wraps up with another member, Monster, asking to be PM'd a price — a routine, low-drama trading thread typical of the marketplace section.
make me an offer its banned from csgo but no other bans on acc.— FlareBunny
+vouch for zoofie, bought from him before.— Venomz1337
+ Vouch for zoofie, nice guy and trusted seller GL— HateNN
sell csgo steam acc
A guy tries to sell a barebones CS:GO account for months, gets haggled to death, nobody bites.
A member called rLx listed a low-hours, unranked CS:GO Steam account for 10 euro via PayPal in the Market Place's 'Top Sellers District.' Other members immediately questioned the price and lack of details, pointing out cheaper keys were available elsewhere, and the thread turned into a slow-motion haggling session with rLx dropping the price and repeatedly bumping the listing over weeks with little real interest. A prior buyer, Afteryou, chimed in claiming rLx had ghosted him on an earlier deal, adding a bit of minor trust drama. The thread limped along from January into March with occasional bumps and half-hearted offers before going quiet.
how can u spam offtopic in my thread idk,i think the price is my personal choose.— rLx
yo i tried to buy from you but you never responded im trusted you can ask the staff— Afteryou
how short is the username? i might just buy it off of you if the username is cool— FlareBunny
GTAV PC Cracked Accounts - Top Sellers District
Five bucks for a 'cracked' GTAV account — and a comment section full of buyers watching their purchases quietly die.
In this Top Sellers District listing, VIP member Gloxiak advertised cracked Rockstar Social Club accounts with GTAV pre-activated, priced cheaply due to explicitly zero guarantee on account lifespan. Several members bought in immediately, with some early buyers reporting success changing account details before recovery, while others found their purchase dead on arrival or later reclaimed. The thread is a small, characteristic slice of the forum's grey-market account-reselling culture: quick sales, no refunds, some good-natured haggling, and a seller who freely admitted upfront that the goods might not last.
I can't guarantee which long will take the account, that's the reason of the low price.— Gloxiak
well dude I brought an acc but I did not even had the chance to test it... that was in 8 hours interval thats not nice— WolfUniqe
I still have mine as well and i was the first to buy. I've changed email and password. So, looks like its mine now— skata3000
RageHackers VIP - Cracked (Detected)
A paywalled CS:S cheat gets cracked, dumped for free, and the whole board just spams 'unhide' to grab it
In the Detected Hacks subforum, longtime member timem604 posted a cracked, previously-paid version of the 'RageHackers VIP' cheat for Counter-Strike: Source, already flagged as VAC2 detected. The poster dismissed it as a lazy, unprotected copy-paste job, warning it might trigger antivirus false positives. The reply chain that follows is classic detected-hacks filler: dozens of low-effort 'unhide' posts from members just trying to unlock the hidden download link, with barely any real discussion of the hack itself.
It's a majorly copy-paste hack with no protection. I was saddened by it's simplicity.— timem604
thats not fair!— JimmyJones
sex— CioNide
Bunnyhop Autohotkey (Claimed VAC Undetected)
Guaranteed 'undetected' bhop script — dead and locked within 24 hours.
A member named mattert posted a bunnyhop macro script for Counter-Strike: Source, claiming it was '100% VAC undetected' since it just simulated holding spacebar rather than injecting into the game. A few members thanked him or replied noncommittally, but VIP member kubaxplx and moderator SNK cast doubt on it, and SNK ultimately marked it 'Detected' and closed the thread the next day. It's a small, typical snapshot of the forum's Detected Hacks graveyard section, where short-lived cheats got posted, tested, and swiftly buried.
U cant get VAC banned for this because it wont inject to the game.— mattert
i think it is detected..— kubaxplx
Detected ;Closed— SNK
War Rock? — hunting for hacks in the 'Others' subforum
One guy just wanted War Rock hacks that actually worked — classic 2007 forum energy.
A short, low-key thread from late 2007 where a member named Guru_Danny asks for working War Rock hack sources after striking out on MPC. A couple of members chime in half-jokingly (one suggesting Google), before another member drops a third-party site recommendation with the usual disclaimer about it maybe counting as advertising. It fizzles out a month later with a one-post newcomer asking where to find a download on that same site. Small, mundane, and very of-its-era — the kind of five-reply thread that quietly defined the daily churn of a mid-2000s cheat forum.
Hey guys. I've recently looked on MPC for some War Rock hacks, mostly that don't work, does anyone know of ay other sites which I can gethacks for War Rock from?— Guru_Danny
google ? have you tried there ?— jcomp6
i dont know if this is advertising or not i hope not but thisgamesux. net is a good site for warrock hacks public and vip— mircomania92
WoW-Advantage.com: Does It Even Work?
A member wants a paid WoW 'stat hack' for free — and the thread quickly turns into a debate over whether it's even real
ZaKsTeR asks in the Others subforum for a way to get WoW-Advantage.com's paid product without paying, sparking a short back-and-forth about whether the tool actually works. Skeptics argue MMOs like WoW are server-sided so client-side stat displays are fake, while ZaKsTeR insists a friend leveled implausibly fast using it. The thread ends with a member pointing out Blizzard's leveling-speed detection and suggesting ZaKsTeR just ask his friend to share it directly — a fairly typical, low-drama 'is this scam real' thread from the forum's Other Games corner.
WoW-Advantage does not work. You may be able to see the numbers on your screen but thats all you see. It doesn't change your stats on the server.— BallzDeep24
mmo games like WoW and silkroad are server sided, there used to be a way in silkroad to send modified packets and dupe gold etc but that has all been patched— 0o0o0o0o0
Power levelers are humans too.— kanetheheatsink
Gmod hacks?
One guy asked for Garry's Mod hacks and got roasted into oblivion
A one-post member asked in late 2007 whether cheats existed for Garry's Mod, a sandbox game with basically nothing to cheat at. The thread quickly turned into mockery, with regulars questioning why anyone would want hacks for a physics sandbox, and someone else jumping in to co-sign the request just to get laughed at too. It wraps with a veteran member noting CS:S hacks basically worked across Source-engine games anyway, rendering the whole question moot.
wtf? why do you need hacks for gmod?— asshoel50
Retards :V— OneShotEddie
just use css hacks they work fine on all steam games pretty much Css>gmod, dod:s trial n error my friend— jcomp6
Vent hacks?
Banned newbie asks for a 'Ventrilo hack' to get revenge — gets schooled instead.
A brand-new member named 'addict' asks if there's a way to hack into a Ventrilo server after getting banned from a CS:S server he swears he wasn't cheating on. Regular member Autokick shuts the idea down flatly, explaining there's no such thing as a 'vent hack' and the only fix is changing your IP. A few months later another member, Habit, chimes in questioning why you'd even need to call your ISP to do that. A short, low-key exchange, but a nice little snapshot of the era's naive requests and the community's blunt gatekeeping of what counted as a real 'hack'.
Does anyone know of a good Ventrilo hack? I was banned from a CS:S server and I want to get revenge.— addict
There is no such thing as a "ventrilo hack". Only way you could get back into that vent server is if you called your ISP to change your IP.— Autokick
u could just change ur own ip why would call them>?— Habit
andr3zit0's 3 Steam Accounts for Sale (Orange Box & Friends)
Three VAC-clean Steam accounts, PayPal only, middle-man required — and one guy just could not take a hint about points not being cash.
A member named andr3zit0 listed three used Steam accounts loaded with classic Half-Life/Counter-Strike/Orange Box titles, insisting on PayPal payment with a forum middle-man to broker the deal over MSN. Prices landed in the $46-56 range, and account #2 sold fairly quickly. A couple of members tried to offer 'fkn points' instead of real money and got politely (then less politely) shut down. Even a Co-Manager, Shifty, dropped in to say he'd have bought one if the account had lower digits, a nod to the old status hierarchy of early Steam account numbers.
Well laid out thread but I'm not interested in 8 digits. 6 or lower and I would of definitely bought one.— Shifty
Can you read ?? Thats the question...— andr3zit0
looks like no1 wants em ill give you fkn pnts for #1 if you want?— jacal
Famousss Tries to Offload Four Steam Accounts
Four Steam accounts, one VAC-banned, and a haggling session that ends with a guy complimenting someone's desktop wallpaper.
A member named Famousss listed four Steam accounts (three unbanned, one VAC banned) for sale or trade in late 2007, posting screenshots and inviting offers of cash or trades. Fellow member dshizzle negotiated back and forth, offering game keys and other accounts, and by the end of December a deal for Account 3 seemed to be forming with a middleman planned to handle the exchange. The thread trails off into classic forum filler, with Famousss asking an admin to close it and a random member complimenting his desktop background instead.
come on...noone wants any of these, put in some offers whats the worst that can happen?— Famousss
I think not. I can buy all that for about 45 dollars tops.— dshizzle
gonna have to say i love ur backround on ur desktop— chaser123
deX- Recruits for MW2 Xbox 360 League Team
A guy with a 3-man roster and a red-ringed Xbox tries to build the next great MW2 league squad
In this Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare 2 (Xbox 360) discussion thread, member deX- puts out a call for teammates to join competitive leagues like Fragged Nation and Bring It, starting with a small roster of himself, IBrutalz, and Botheredmink. Several members reply offering gamertags and stats to join up, but momentum stalls when deX-'s Xbox suffers the infamous 'red ring of death,' putting the whole effort on hold. It's a small, low-drama slice of the era's console gaming scene — casual recruitment chatter, gamertag swaps, and the universal 2010 pain of a dying 360.
This is on hold till i get my xbox fixed, red ring— deX-
got my name blocked for like the 8th time -.-— ilbknownas1
im not the greatest (yet) on x360 but im not the sucky one ether, im somewhat good :)— Etern1ty
TNM | MW2 Top 5 Plays, Week #8
A montage thread where the whole comment section basically just screamed 'QUAD' in unison.
PopTart, a longtime [FkN] super moderator, posted the eighth installment of TNM's MW2 Top 5 Plays montage series in the Console Gaming > MW2 Discussion board. Replies are short and appreciative, mostly hyping up a standout quad-kill clip, with a couple members ranking it among the better episodes and one dissenting note that play #3 wasn't great. A low-key, casual thread typical of clip-sharing culture on the forum rather than any drama.
QUUUUUUUAAAAAAAAAAAADDDDD— chopiekat
Quad was sick.— vermiLLion
Quaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad. #3 Wasn't that good.— MrThirsty
MrThirsty Recruits for H2TD Clan
A guy trying to start a CoD4 clan named 'Highway 2 The Dangerzone' accidentally starts a low-key beef about clan loyalty and K/D bragging rights.
MrThirsty posted looking for members for his new console CoD4 clan, H2TD (Highway 2 The Dangerzone), with a website he admitted had no real purpose. The thread drifts into some friendly ribbing about K/D ratios and multi-clanning, with vermiLLion firing off a blunt 'pick one team' rant, and a small side-spat brewing between slingblade and deX- over a perceived snarky comment. A rival clan leader (phantom_X23) drops in to pitch his own PSN clan, iEAT, expanding to Xbox.
Join one fucking team and play hard with them. You don't join 20 teams and play with no one, fag.— vermiLLion
Wow slingblade your so cool, you write something to say il pass, grats bro.— deX-
dex im beginning to think that you're stalking me just to insult me at least i contributed usefull information your comment was pure slander— slingblade
MW2: "Top 5 Plays Episode 11" Gameplay Video Thread
A quickscope highlight reel drops and half the board argues over who really owns lobbies with a Barrett.
A member named zanderdanmark shared a 'Top 5 Plays' MW2 gameplay video (episode 11), and the thread got quickly moved from the wrong board into the proper Modern Warfare 2 section by a crew member. Replies are short and casual, mostly ranking which clip in the video was best, with some sniper-rifle banter (Barrett vs Intervention) and one admin jokingly asking to be taught the dropshot trick. Classic small-scene reaction thread — low drama, just guys hyping a highlight video and talking loadouts.
Epic dropshotter at 1.— Unbeliveable
i wish someone would teach me how to do that— ap3x
Intervention>all. needs more bolt action snipers— chopiekat
The Quest for a Fake Disconnect Command
A noob wants a script to fake a disconnect message — nobody agrees on how, and it ends in a locked topic.
A new member named feenuxfeenux asked for a script to fake a 'disconnected' message in Counter-Strike: Source without actually disconnecting, hoping to dodge suspicion during (implied) VAC-related situations. Replies bickered over whether a 'carriage return' character was the answer, with GunGravE sharply correcting Clafiey's explanation and clarifying it involved a game addon and specific control characters. An admin, ap3x, eventually shut it down for leeching and double-posting, closing the topic. It's a small, mundane slice of the forum's day-to-day cheat-adjacent tech chatter and low-tolerance moderation style.
get more posts before u request something? and btw the answer is CARRIAGE RETURN character— Clafiey
That doesn't affect client disconnect messages in any way shape or form. Either you didn't read his post at all, or you're a complete moron.— GunGravE
There is no fake command character. Use carriage return and bind it to a "say" command. Stop leeching. Stop double-posting. Topic /closed.— ap3x
Sharecash aimbot scam instantly banned
A brand-new noob drops a sharecash-locked 'undetected aimbot' link and gets banned before the thread even hits page 2.
A low-post-count member named Demagogue550 posted a supposed undetected aimbot for CS:S, which turned out to just be a sharecash monetized link — a common scammy tactic on forums like this at the time. Established members immediately clocked it as spam/bait and called for it to be closed, and staff obliged, banning the poster and locking the thread within hours. It's a quick, almost comedic snapshot of how efficiently the community's regulars and mods policed obvious garbage posts.
/ban request, it's just a gay sharecash link— f0wh
inb4close— NeQx
Added to the Ban List ;Closed.— SNK
COLOR AIMBOT!
A newbie asks about 'color aimbots' and gets roasted with a joke about random color lasers.
A low-post-count member asks whether color-based aimbots were detectable by VAC2 anti-cheat, unsure of conflicting info he'd heard. An admin questions what a 'color aimbot' even is, and another member jokingly defines it as an aimbot that shoots random color lasers. The thread is brief, more banter than substance, typical of a quick CS:S cheat-scene chat.
are color aimbots vac2 detectable??? Ive heard its not and i heard it is.. idk who to belielve.— theproducer92
color aimbots...?— ap3x
an aimbot that shoots random color lasers.— Paiin
Game-Bandit CSS v1.3 Christmas Edition Release
A Christmas-day cheat drop that got flagged as detected less than two months later
A brand-new member named pegazus posted a Christmas 2009 release of the 'Game-Bandit' cheat for Counter-Strike: Source, claiming it was undetected as of December 24 and touting fixes to aim-lock and auto-pistol behavior on bomb plant. The thread is short and quiet, typical of a release post — download links, a credits list of other scene names, and little discussion. By February 2010 another member asks if it's detected, and a VIP simply confirms 'Yes,' marking the tool's quick fall from grace, a common lifecycle for CSS cheats of that era.
Undetected on December 24, 2009— pegazus
this detected?— SteamHacker
Yes.— awshit
Level 59 RuneScape Account Auction (Dead Thread)
A guy tried to auction his RuneScape account for 'anything reasonable' — didn't even have 100 posts to legally trade it
A member with a brand-new account tried to sell his level 59 RuneScape character in the Other Trades subforum, posting screenshots as proof it wasn't stolen or a scam. He quickly got called out for not meeting the 100-post minimum required to trade, and points system was reportedly broken/down at the time anyway. He then pivoted to offering the account in exchange for an MSN domain trick instead of points. A moderator eventually stepped in, but by January 2008 the linked images had rotted and the thread was locked as dead.
points are down have been for quiet some time and by the looks of it they ain't coming back so yeah i doubt you will get points for em— jacal
Dont u need 100 posts to post here and be taken seriously? F— Famousss
The link(s) posted in this thread are corrupted. Therefore, this topic has been moved and locked!— NoNamE!
Level 70 WoW Priest for Trade — Classic Account-Swap Thread
A maxed-out Undead Shadow Priest goes looking for a Horde Rogue in the Fkn0wned trade pit — with a CS:S account thrown in as a curveball.
In this short 'Other Trades' listing from December 2007, member daxsmoke offers up his level 70 Undead Shadow Priest 'Volaju' (flying mount, epic ground mount, gold, and gladiator-gear-ready honor) in search of a level 64+ Horde Rogue on a US server. He bumps the thread once with no bites, then pwn911 swings by offering a Steam account loaded with CS:S, CZ, 1.6, and HL in exchange for the priest. Classic era-appropriate cross-game account swapping, complete with the obligatory 'I AM THE ORIGINAL ACCOUNT OWNER' disclaimer and a promise to use a middleman.
I AM THE ORIGINAL ACCOUNT OWNER!— daxsmoke
BUMP IN THA NIGHT— daxsmoke
Are you interested in a Steam acc with CS:S, CZ, 1.6 and HL, I really want a priest.— pwn911
Selling BF2 account
A guy tries to sell his 'legendary' Battlefield 2 account for a whopping 15 euros.
In this short 2007 Other Trades thread, member Peski-Ruski put his Battlefield 2 account up for sale, hyping its reputation and skill stats on IO servers with a link to a stats-tracking site. Two replies followed — one asking the price, another joking about being close to that rank — before Peski-Ruski named a modest asking price with a cheeky condition attached. A tiny, low-stakes slice of the old BF2 trading scene, more banter than business.
The account is well known on all the IO servers, for outstanding skill— Peski-Ruski
15 Euros (22 USD), if I think you're sexy— Peski-Ruski
hahaha nicee im almost at that rank one day— retarded_elephant69
Steam Account Value Check Thread
A CS:S kid just wanted to know what his Steam account was worth — got a post-count lecture and a $35 quote instead
A low-post member with a Counter-Strike: Source account asks in The Market Place how much a Steam account might be worth, clarifying he's not actually trying to sell it there. He gets told he technically doesn't have enough posts to be in that section, then another member cracks a joke about grammar before tossing out a rough valuation of around $35. Small, mundane thread, but a nice little snapshot of the account-trading culture and forum access-gating that defined this corner of Fkn0wned.
You are not supposed to be in this section, you must have 100+ posts— Legit_Hacks
your grammer isnt very open is it, and im not sure how much the account would be worth, maybe in and around 35$— Legit_Hacks
I'm just wondering how much it is worth, I'm not actually selling it on fkn0wned. haha.— DarkRedFlame
Wanted: A Clean C:SS Account for a CAL Match
Some kid needed an unbanned Source account fast — for a totally legit CAL match, promise.
A quick, small-time trading post in The Market Place where user 3dstz asked to buy a clean, unbanned Counter-Strike: Source account, offering site points or a trade, insisting it wasn't for cheating in a CAL match. Fellow member xrefused1007 replied within minutes offering a bundled Source/HL2 account package, and the deal was closed just as fast. A tiny, everyday snapshot of the site's account-trading economy circa 2007.
I want to buy Any C:SS Account that is not banned and not Doged and that works!— 3dstz
Got one with css hl2 hl2 deathmatch and hl2 lost coast interested?— xrefused1007
Closed Thx for the trade buddy ^^— 3dstz
Your Favorite Class? (TF2)
Page 2 of the eternal TF2 debate: Engineer campers vs Scout rushers vs Spy mains, 2007-2008 edition
A laid-back Team Fortress 2 subforum thread where members simply weighed in on which class they preferred, running from late 2007 into early 2008. Engineer got early praise for being hard to kill with a dispenser running, then the thread splits into a grab-bag of Pyro, Scout, Sniper, Spy, Soldier, Heavy, and Demoman fans each making their case. It's a low-drama, casual community chat thread — more nostalgic time-capsule of TF2's early class-balance meta than anything eventful.
engi rocks, they are nearly invincible if they have their dispenser leeching them while they hit their gun— NoNamE!
why does no one even mention scout, if you know how to use your speed you can just rush anyone with a baseball bat and pwn them in the back— thankyou943
PYRO RUELZ also heavy , and medic— clown1337
Hacking in ESEA pugs
A caught-on-video 'legit' player gets called out in a paid pug league — cue the sarcastic applause.
A member named Goron_Elder_Chris posted a short YouTube video allegedly showing cheating happening inside ESEA's pay-to-play pug system, framing it as ironic since ESEA was marketed as a clean, anti-cheat environment. The thread is short and mostly mocking in tone, with other members piling on sarcastically about how 'legit' the featured player (referred to as Goron_Elder_Brett) supposedly was. It's a quick, low-drama rage/callout post typical of the board's Counter-Strike Rages section rather than a major saga.
ahahaha very funny owned— scuddzilla
hacking in ESEA is fun and they say like it's impossible to hack in ESEA pugs it's so funny— Jack Bauer
The following footage was taken from ESEA pugs and features Goron_Elder_Brett being legit. LOL, for sure, purely legit.— Legit_Hacks
My First Rage, Finally
A newbie's first CS:S rage video, a rig-brag, and a mysterious 'homemade spray' nobody could name without getting banned.
A member named hunterbrute224 shared his first-ever recorded 'rage' video for Counter-Strike: Source, hyping his new PC specs and apologizing for FRAPS lag. The replies are classic low-stakes forum small talk: a fellow member promising to watch later, a graphics staffer giving mild encouragement, and other members asking casually about the spray and hack used in the clip. It's a snapshot of the site's everyday rhythm — new members posting proud amateur content and getting gentle, familiar feedback from regulars and staff.
My Spray was a homemade one If I post on here I would get banned— hunterbrute224
Pretty good for your first rage— waLLa
It seems like u have 1 hell of a rig there!— cortezfp
Jurassic Park Rage
A dino-themed rage video that made the whole board go 'aww'
A short-lived 'Counter-Strike Rages' thread from late November 2007 where member Goron_Elder_Chris posted a Jurassic Park-referencing rage video ('millions of years of hard work went into this') via a YouTube link. It got warm, low-key positive replies from a handful of members and a staffer, more of a friendly nod than any real drama. Typical of the era's rage/edit video culture on the board, where users shared cheeky clips just to get reactions from regulars.
Millions of years of hard work went into this..— Goron_Elder_Chris
i fucking love u man, made my day <3— MostWanter
Pretty nice man, keep them coming.— Arcade
Zonfire Hero Editor for Diablo II: LoD
A Diablo II save-editor drop that limped along for months on nothing but bumps and 'thnx lolzzz'
This was the tail end (page 2) of a Diablo II: Lord of Destruction thread sharing the 'Zonfire Hero Editor' via a megaupload link, in the Other Games section of the fkn0wned forum. By this point the actual content had faded into a slow drip of one-line bumps and gratitude posts from members over several weeks in late 2007 and into January 2008. It captures the low-key, ramshackle vibe of a small cheat/tool-sharing community where old tools got passed around long after the original hype died down.
thnx lolzzz— g1v3_m3_h4kcs
O_O— unhide laker
Ehehehe— kimpa60
5 Diablo II Hacks Thread
A guy named blackxthink drops '5 more hacks' for Diablo II and the whole board just says thx
A December 2007 post in the Diablo II Lord Of Destruction sub-forum where user blackxthink shared a batch of five Diablo II hacks. The replies are the classic filler of a hack-sharing thread: a string of one-line 'thanks', 'let's see em', and 'hope they work' posts from a mix of regulars and low-post-count members, most of whom actually main Counter-Strike or other games rather than Diablo II itself. No real discussion or drama, just a snapshot of the forum's day-to-day hack-dump culture.
5 more hacks! Enjoy ,,— blackxthink
lets see em— QuiX
hope they work..ty— DeTony
Material Wallhack request thread
A noob wants x-ray vision on players without the FPS hit — the regulars weigh in on which hack actually does that.
A newly registered member (ChickenJoe) asks for help finding a 'material wallhack' for Counter-Strike: Source that colors players through walls without making walls fully invisible, complaining that an existing hack from 'Holzed' tanks his framerate and gets flagged by server texture enforcement. A few regulars (S1acker, rnie, DCLXVI) chime in with pointers, and ChickenJoe eventually reports success using something called 'Freakvision'. It's a short, low-drama technical support thread typical of the CS:S General subforum — quick Q&A, some quoting back and forth, no real controversy.
This Wallhack can see other Players (Colored) through the walls, but the walls arent invisble.— ChickenJoe
What your looking for my friend is "XQZ Wall...— S1acker
Yea nice thx... I use the Freakvision not the Alte...— ChickenJoe
Anti-Flashes and Spectators
A noob asks if anti-flash tricks can spare spectators too — the answer settles into old-guard 'nothing's impossible... except this' banter.
A CS:S general-discussion thread from October 2007 where a low-post member wonders whether an anti-flash hack could also spare someone spectating the hacker. The regulars quickly shoot the idea down as impossible, one member shares an odd flashbang glitch he noticed while spectating, and a mini side-debate breaks out over whether anything is truly 'impossible' in game hacking. It drifts into a newer member asking for help after breaking his flashbang materials trying to get anti-flash working, which the admins/mods answer plainly without offering a workaround. Classic small-thread FkN0wned energy: quick answers, some ribbing, and staff popping in to shut down bypass requests.
of course it is impossible.— Teamkillexpert
well nothing is impossible— minitureman
No, most materials nowadays will get you kicked from the server.— Shifty.
Is Coconut 2.7.2 Still Undetected?
A quick detection check for a CS:S cheat spirals into forum wisdom about not riding a hack too long.
A member named Night Stalker asks whether the 'Coconut 2.7.2' cheat for Counter-Strike: Source was still undetected after a Steam update. Regulars chime in with the classic mix of sarcasm ('Try it and find out'), casual advice about not overusing cheats on a fresh account to limit risk, and a tangent into a wallhack release and gripes about broken-file reports and server-side requirements for other tools. It's a small, low-stakes support thread typical of the era's cheat-scene chatter — quick, casual, and full of shorthand nobody outside the community would fully parse.
Try it and find out.— lol
np, don't use it too long ok? the risk get...— rnie
The best undetected wallhack which will NEVER be d...— DCLXVI
CS:S - How Experienced Are U All?
One guy clocked 1752 hours in under a year and did the math on how many days that was
A casual poll thread in the Counter-Strike: Source General board asking members how long they'd been playing the game. The poll skewed heavily toward veterans (over 82% had played more than 12 months), with a mix of old 1.6-era players reminiscing back to 2003 and a brand new player admitting he could barely break a 1 K/D on Dust2. Mostly good-natured, low-drama chatter typical of a game-loyalty check-in thread.
coming up to a year nowa nd i have played 1752 hours lol, holy shit thaT LIKE 70 DAYS WORTH..— ohsnap999
Too long hah, played Since Like 03? (1.6 and since CSS Release.) O my.— QuiX
Under 1 month, just started! Fun as hell I must say... Getting to 1 K/D is epic for me— OverRated
same name?non-bannable?
A newbie asks how to dodge a CS:S ban by copying someone else's name — old-school name-spoofing lore ensues.
A member named MostWanter opens a thread on the Counter-Strike: Source General board asking how players duplicate another user's in-game name and how banned players sneak back into servers. Regulars -Darkness-, blacknight00, Afteryou, and anthrax_hax chime in with quick, half-joking technical banter about old Windows character-code tricks and tilde spam used to fake identical names, while noting some methods may already be patched. The thread ends abruptly when MostWanter throws out a confusing side-question about someone called 'elder chris gordon' getting back into banned servers, leaving -Darkness- baffled.
wait......dude WHAT? I am sorry...but wtf is your second question.— -Darkness-
no they didn't lol— Afteryou
how does elder chris gordon get back into banned servers?— MostWanter
"hack this account" — abandoned Steam account thread
A guy offers up his mate's abandoned Steam account for the taking, and the thread immediately derails into a debate on whether Steam accounts can even be "hacked"
A member named 'soccer' posted that a friend's Steam account (with CS:S, DOD:S, HL2 and more) was sitting inactive after the owner went off to college, seemingly inviting others to take it over. This kicked off a short back-and-forth where regulars pushed back on the phrasing, pointing out you can't really 'hack' Steam accounts, only phish or brute force them, while others questioned whether the whole thing was even legit. A minor, low-drama thread typical of the cheat-scene chatter in the CS:S General subforum.
You cannot hack steam accounts. You can only phish or brute force them.— that 1 dude
lol are u fkn serious? whos account is that?— RecoileZ
He means any way possible, by the term "hacking"... Don't be a nub spammer.— pherball
How to Buy Restricted Weapons (CS:S Console Trick)
The old AWP-buy console trick that half of CS:S already knew but everyone still upvoted anyway
A 2007 thread on Fkn0wned's Counter-Strike: Source General board where user rnie shared a well-worn console command trick to bypass server-side weapon restrictions (like disabled AWPs and auto-snipers) on Mani admin plugin servers. The replies are the real texture of the thread: a mix of thanks, 'this is old news' shrugs, requests for a CS 1.6 equivalent, and a few users reporting it no longer worked on their servers. Classic small-forum energy — low stakes, quick tips, some point-farming, and casual community back-and-forth.
wow this is fucking old but still good— __yess__
Now only if this would work for 1.6— Legit_Hacks
PS : POINT DONATING IS APPRECIATED— rnie
Dragon Brothers Clan Looking for a Sponsor
A clan leader wandered into fkn0wned begging for sponsorship money and got roasted for it
A user named skejcik, self-described leader of the 'Dragon Brothers' clan, posted an awkward pitch asking fkn0wned to sponsor his clan's public server and war server, listing stats like member count and daily visits. Regulars DJSketch, banak, and bobbafett07 quickly clocked it as either a recruitment attempt or a blatant ask for free sponsorship and called it out with a mix of confusion and mockery. The thread is a short, mundane but charmingly of-its-era snapshot of small clan life and forum culture, where random outside clans would try their luck advertising on bigger boards.
We searching an Sponsor for an Public and [WarServer]— skejcik
So what you Want FKN to sponsor you??— DJSketch
Wait, Your advertising your clan for sponsors on...— bobbafett07
about hacks.. (why won't they work on RPG servers?)
A confused cheat user asks why his hacks work fine on GG/DM but die on RPG servers — cue the community troubleshooting session.
A member going by ~1337H4x0R~ posts asking why his cheat client works on GunGame/Deathmatch servers but not on CS:S RPG-mod servers. Other regulars like DJSketch and bobbafett07 chime in with theories about OS compatibility and swap notes on which cheat releases were considered reliable versus 'dirty' (rumored to carry trojans). It's a small, casual support-thread typical of the board's cheat-scene culture, with a bit of community gossip about which providers were trustworthy.
i need a hack that works on rpg servers...— IxPKxALL
I heard P7 was dirty too. I used to use Holzed v1.2FIX on RPG servers fine.— bobbafett07
I have been told that [censored] puts trojans in there hacks so I don't eve try them.— DJSketch
Red Dot — Gametration's Long-Running CS:S Cheat Thread
A 2007 cheat release that somehow limped on for 15 pages and a full year of 'unhide plz' begging.
This is the tail end of a long-running release thread on Gametration.com's Counter-Strike: Source 'VAC Proof Releases' subforum, originally posted by LoRd Ragealot in May 2007 for a cheat called 'Red Dot.' By the time this page was archived (early 2008), the thread had stretched to 15 pages, mostly filled with low-effort bumps from members asking to unhide the download links or offering one-line feedback. It's a snapshot of the classic download-gated cheat forum grind: post credits/description, hide the links, and watch dozens of noobs beg to see them.
Extremely useful!— Timeleft
unhizzle the redizzle— ProfessorL
does it worrk— Maxwell123
Full Games and GCFs/NCFs [Not Working]
A 15-page relic where the download links died but the bumping never did.
This was a long-running thread in the Steam Client subforum where members shared (and mostly complained about) full game and GCF/NCF file links, most of which had gone dead by the time these later pages were posted. By page 13-15 the thread has devolved into low-effort bumps, quote-replies, one-word posts, and off-topic noise, with a couple members just posting 'unhide' or random comments to reveal hidden content. It's a good snapshot of a dying download thread on its last legs, propped up by stragglers and noobs rather than fresh content.
why hide itt???!@!?@?!@?!— azerone
wht si this— kevin132
boobies— imani