The Cheat Scene
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The BEST MW2 Hack? — public vs. private cheat etiquette debate
A VIP member fishes for the 'best' MW2 hack and gets shut down mid-thread
In this short late-2009 thread in the Rebel Gaming sub-board, longtime VIP member S3RK asked the community to weigh in on which Modern Warfare 2 hack was the best, name-dropping a coder known as x22. Fellow member XpliciteR quickly warned that this wasn't an appropriate place to discuss it, but S3RK pushed back, and the thread petered out with member Unbeliveable chiming in that public hacks had gotten worse while private ones were still the good stuff. It's a tiny, quiet artifact of the era's hack-scene etiquette — public boards were for chatter, the real goods lived elsewhere.
Not good posting about that here..— XpliciteR
Public hacks are less atm.Well VIP hacks are the best :/— Unbeliveable
Could anyone name someone that sells privates?— S3RK
MW2 Name ESP by SupremeTaco
A Modern Warfare 2 name/rank ESP got passed around thec0re — and by the next week half the thread was arguing over whether it was already VAC-flagged.
SupremeTaco posted a name/rank ESP tool for MW2 (credited to SuperNovaAO and Darkest-Demon) in the Rebel Gaming subforum, promising to keep updating the thread with newer versions as they came out. The changelog shows a rocky development history full of broken releases before landing on a working build. Almost immediately a banned member, Fockbox, claimed both the old and new versions were already detected, sparking a short back-and-forth about whether that was confirmed, and SuperNovaAO himself chimed in weeks later hinting at a possible detection-proofed update over the holidays.
This is the old version AND the new version is detected.— Fockbox
Maybe I'll update it with proper VAC2 proofing during the holidays— SuperNovaAO
yes, now it works, for real this time— SupremeTaco
Day Of Defeat: Source - Material Wallhack (by khios)
The old avanj wallhack was busted and flashy — so khios cooked up a slicker material-based fix for DoD:S
In August 2009, member khios posted a workaround wallhack method for Day of Defeat: Source, claiming it improved on the outdated 'avanj's wallhack' by making walls look less flashy and giving cleaner visibility of enemy positions. The thread got moved into Rebel Gaming (the cheat/hack subforum) and khios followed up with screenshot links to prove it worked. From there it turned into a classic low-effort bump thread — nearly two dozen replies over almost a year, mostly just members saying 'unhide,' 'ty,' or 'thanks' to reveal hidden content, with a couple of banned users (like Sasuke2525) chiming in along the way.
Never get detected!— khios
It dont works on server with sv_pure "1" but I always play on the same server and never get banned!— khios
Unhide plox— siresaix
What does 'unhide' mean? — German VAC-ban survival FAQ
A newbie asks what 'unhide' means and accidentally gets a full VAC-ban survival guide from the regulars.
In this German-language thread on Fkn0wned's 'Deutsche Hacks' board, newcomer ronald111 asks what the 'unhide' prompt on hack-download posts means and how to judge whether a listed cheat is still safe to use. Regulars flatschGER, albert90, strang0r, Sekte and Keskin^ walk through forum etiquette (posting to reveal hidden download links), VAC2 'proof' vs 'detected' labeling, how long people trust a fresh cheat before ditching it, and the permanence of VAC bans, with side chatter about model/texture hacks for CS 1.6 vs Source. The thread drifts into some off-topic banter and light ribbing between the older members before trailing off with a wry closing remark about the German userbase.
VAC-Bans sind permanent!— Sekte
Mehrfach beantwortet aber doch nicht liegen gelassen... Das deutsche Volk ist grausam— Keskin^
immer so lang wie vac geupdatet wird....logik??— albert90
Selling Big Account AND 5+ CSS Accounts
A guy openly sells a pile of admittedly hacked CS:S accounts for $9 a pop — and casually undercut by a rival two posts later.
In this 2007 Steam Account Trades post, member G3lmis advertises a 'Big account' plus five or more Counter-Strike: Source accounts for sale, screenshot included, openly noting the accounts were hacked and that trades would go through a middleman. The thread got a couple of replies: one member questioned how and when the accounts were obtained, and another, DeathAdder, jumped in claiming to offer cheaper deals of the same kind. It's a small, blunt snapshot of the casual stolen-account trading that was common on the site's Trading board back then.
This account is worth a lot. I want about $27 for this one.— G3lmis
PS. All of these accounts are hacked.— G3lmis
Lol, my deals are even more cheaper than his— DeathAdder
Buying 6-7 Digit Steam Accounts — Trade Thread Turns Scam Dispute
A guy shops for a low-digit Steam account, buys a few, then it all ends in accusations of getting scammed.
A January 2008 trading thread on Fkn0wned's Steam Account Trades board where user k0fighter posted a want-ad for low-digit (5-7 digit) Steam accounts with CS:S or 1.6, paying via PayPal. Several members responded with offers, and k0fighter completed at least two quick purchases (a 7-digit account for 40 AUD, then more), publicly thanking sellers. The thread sours near the end when Rock Superstar claims a promised payment never arrived and k0fighter went offline, while k0fighter denies any trade was finalized, capping off with a pointed jab from another member about getting 'scammed enough.'
bought it 40ausd, dc mmed— k0fighter
my money did not arrive and you went offline— Rock Superstar
scammed enough ey?— Zyc3
How much could I get for this? :S
A member posts screenshots of his Steam account asking the forum to price it — and gets an answer measured in Steam ID digits.
A short 2007 thread in the Steam Account Trades subforum where user sharpes123 posted two Photobucket screenshots of his Steam account and asked the community for a valuation. Replies centered on the old forum wisdom that account value scaled with how low/old the Steam ID digit count was, with a rough price scale offered (8-digit vs 7-digit vs 6-digit accounts). A minor derail happened when goofu double-posted due to lag. Pretty mundane but a good little time capsule of how Steam accounts were casually bought and sold on cheat-scene forums back then.
35$ 8 digit 50$ 7 digit 100$ 6 digi...— dadddddd
the lower the digit the older the account, thus ma...— Famousss
sorry for double post - had some nasty lag— goofu
Selling a 4-digit Steam Account: eBay ToS Workarounds Debated
A guy tries to flip his old low-digit Steam account for $300+ and gets a crash course in eBay's ToS instead
User ViPeR $ posted a for-sale listing for his '4-digit' Steam account, loaded with 19 games and never VAC banned, asking $300-$350. Other members debated whether that price was realistic, with Legit_Hacks suggesting eBay might be a better venue — which led to the reveal that eBay had actually pulled the listing already. That spun into a mini-debate about eBay's rules on selling virtual accounts, with a couple of members confidently giving wrong advice about 'copyright' loopholes before TheLoneMan corrected them, and Sideways floating a classic era workaround of disguising the sale as a 'joke' with a 'free' account attached.
dude you kinda dumb ( sry ) if you put in the end of the description: all trademarks are from steam powered and valve and theyre respective owners they wont take your product back..— andr3zit0
No. If anything, "you kinda dumb", not him. eBay does not remove listings because of that, they remove them because it is against their ToS to sell virtual properties.— TheLoneMan
Say your selling a joke for $300 with a FREE steam account. They can't do anything because the steam account is "free" you aren't selling it, your actully selling the joke.— Sideways
CSS World of Pwnage Guide - the classic 'unhide' bump thread ritual
A tenth-page-deep bump thread of nothing but 'unhide' requests for a long-dead CS:S wallhack tutorial
By page 10, this Tutorials thread had devolved into a long chain of members simply saying 'unhide' or 'thx' to reveal a hidden download link for a Counter-Strike: Source guide, with several posters noting the reupload link was already dead again. It captures the classic rhythm of hidden-content forum tutorials from the era: a mob of low-post-count Noobs and Members cycling through the same one-word replies just to unlock a file. Zeton's post stands out for its over-the-top, joke-filled profile flair and final note that the link still wasn't working.
unhide— Died2Soon
EDIT: dead link, can any one else upload it?— moviewatcher09
*edit* not working - you need to reupload it!!!— Zeton
Epic Account Dump Thread
A hidden-content account dump that had half the forum spamming 'unhide' for five pages straight
Ment0r posted a locked 'Epic Account Dump' thread on Fkn0wned's General Discussion board, hiding the actual content behind the classic forum trick of requiring a reply to unlock it. The thread exploded with dozens of members posting quick 'ty', 'unhide', and 'reveal please' replies just to see the goods, a staple ritual of that era's account/leak sharing culture. A few regulars like ZoaQ and sYntax chimed in, with sYntax later noting the dump didn't actually work. The thread was eventually locked, a common fate for these dump/leech threads once they ran their course.
epics! EDIT: Nothing works :(— sYntax
Hmm.. Acc with no psw? Weird— Gamemania
Great share bro ;)— ZoaQ
*sigh* Got caught phishing
A regular admits Steam caught him phishing accounts — and the forum immediately debates account digit lengths instead of, you know, the ethics.
Long-time member blacknight00 posts that Steam disabled his accounts after cracking down on phishing, claiming he lost several accounts spread across multiple emails. The thread quickly turns into a mix of casual warnings about account security and a derailing side-argument over whether 9-digit Steam accounts even exist. Staff and regulars (NutterNZ, HaSh, jacal, TuxifieD) chime in with a mix of practical advice and skepticism, typical of the forum's blunt, low-stakes back-and-forth vibe.
Im not sure where the other thread is, but dont phish. I just got my accounts disabled.— blacknight00
Don't put all your accounts on the same email— NutterNZ
Theres no such thing as 9 digit accounts.— HaSh
CS 1.6, FREE! — the version-history derail
A guy shares a free CS 1.6 download link and the thread turns into a nostalgia trip through CS 1.0 to 1.6
A member posted a link claiming Counter-Strike 1.6 could be downloaded for free (bundled with an old Steam client), sparking a casual back-and-forth about whether it worked online. The conversation quickly drifted into members comparing which CS versions they owned (1.0, 1.3, CZ, CS:S) and debating whether early versions like 1.0-1.6 were 'betas' or just numbered releases, with staff member Arcade and regular bobbafett07 setting the record straight. Mellow, low-drama General Discussion chatter typical of the era — more reminiscing about old LAN days than anything contentious.
I remember playing 1.3 on LANs loooong time ago... ;'D— ZarbonPRO
1.0, 1.2, 1.3, 1.5, 1.6, all betas of Counter-Strike, they just stuck with 1.6. 1.5 is my personal favorite.— Arcade
1.0 to 1.6 weren't Beta's... 1.0 was release— bobbafett07
How do you prevent scammed Steam Accounts being disabled?
linh6496 wants to keep hijacked Steam accounts alive — the forum happily obliges
A December 2009 General Discussion thread where user linh6496 asks how to stop 'scammed' Steam accounts from being disabled, having lost a previous guide. Regulars Joshh, EAGER, Slickz, and OverClocked pile in with registry/cache-clearing and MAC-spoofing tips (the latter crediting a trader named 'xeleration' from Sythe), while JuMx casually notes he never bothered and his account survived five months anyway. An admin, ap3x, offers to close the thread once resolved, and it's marked resolved and closed within the day — a quick, mundane, and telling snapshot of the account-trading/scamming culture that ran through this era of the forum.
delete the user key from your registry.— Joshh
lol, I just login without deleting anything and the account is still avaible, past 5months alrdy— JuMx
ty it is in fact resolved so please close— linh6496
UNHIDE/HIDE?
New guy asks how to unhide a hidden hack download, answers his own question in three minutes, thread gets clowned and buried anyway
A brand-new member posts asking how to reveal a 'hidden' download link for a VAC2-proof cheat, then almost immediately replies to himself saying he'd figured it out. A couple of regulars razz him for claiming to have known the site for ages while not knowing the basics, and the thread limps along for two weeks until it's flagged as a 'gravedig' and closed by staff. Classic small-fry Support board filler, notable mainly for the moderator's memorable closing insult.
Your gravedig made baby jesus rape himself.— mr.N0Nam3
Supreme Gravedig.— NoNamE!
Nobody ever reads the Pinned threads first......— wirmware
Pe Biola Hack Breaks After Steam Update - Support Thread
A beloved CS 1.6 cheat dies overnight when Steam pushes an update, and the whole thread scrambles for someone to fix the .dll
A user reports that the 'Pe Biola' cheat for Counter-Strike 1.6, which he'd used for months without issue, suddenly started crashing the game and grumbles about pulling his donations if no one explains why. Other members chime in agreeing the hack broke after a Steam/CS update changed the game's memory offsets, with a couple of fans mourning it as their favorite hack and pleading for a fix. Regulars try to diagnose the cause (outdated offsets in the .dll) and float the idea of passing the file along to someone capable of updating it, but the thread ends without a confirmed fix.
I would like some awnsers. If I cant get one then you can kiss my donations good bye.— ADVAN23
yeah i LOVED this hack best of all of them imho PLEASE FIX IT CAUSE ITS THE BEST HACK EVER— bringitNZ
Yes this hack doesn't work because of the Steam Update from a few days ago. It needs to be Updated for it to work again.— Leech
LiT Boosting Services – Silver to DMG CS:GO Boosting
A little-known booster named poopazz pitches 'legit' rank boosting, and the forum's own GFX Manager and a VIP end up vouching for him
In the Services section, user poopazz advertises a CS:GO account-shared rank boosting service, claiming a small crew of legit players (no cheats) could push accounts from Silver up to DMG, with tiered pricing and PayPal payments. The thread shows the classic marketplace pitch format, complete with reassurances about skin/trade safety and bulk discounts. Notable forum regulars Monster (GFX Manager) and InfectedKush (VIP) both engage with the seller, with InfectedKush eventually vouching that the boost was completed legitimately, and Monster bumping the thread months later to place an order himself.
We do NOT use cheats, we are a close group of irl friends and old teammates that have been playing counter strike legitimately for many many years together, along with one washed up cs source invite player.— poopazz
This guy is legit! He is boosting one of my accounts right now and the prices are great!— InfectedKush
I'm going to order some now, can't wait (:— Monster
uNnAm3d's Amazon Refund/Replacement Service
The classic 'send me your Amazon order, I'll get it refunded for a cut' thread, complete with a guy trying to trade a banned account for a new AMD chip.
A Market Place / Services listing where user uNnAm3d advertised a service to get Amazon orders refunded or replaced for a 5-10% fee, taking payment via PayPal, BTC, or Amazon gift card balance. The thread ran for months mostly as a string of self-bumps, with a couple of members asking about success rates and one, Afteryou, negotiating a specific deal involving a banned Amazon account and a replacement AMD processor. It closed out with a vouch from another member and uNnAm3d returning 'back in business' after finals, giving it that low-key, small-time hustle feel typical of these forum service threads.
Everybody else is doing it, so I might as well join in on the fun!— uNnAm3d
I am super banned from amazon. It's a processor for AMD its like $150.— Afteryou
vouch im online hmu when u can need more services lol— hitmanre
Post Your Main Character! (Maple Story)
Fkn0wned's Maple Story crew show off their Bellocan-server mains — no pic, no post.
A simple show-and-tell thread in the Maple Story subforum where members posted their character names, servers, levels, and jobs, almost all playing on the Bellocan server. Started by retired staffer -Still Life- with his Fighter/Crusader 'xDeth', the thread drew a handful of casual replies over a few months in mid-to-late 2007. There's a small flash of banter when one member jokes about botting, quickly shut down by the OP insisting people just follow the simple posting rules.
Dont Reply If You Dont Have A Pic!— -Still Life-
How long did that take to bot?— MillerLite
follow the fucking directions. "Post Your Main Character!"— 8-bit <3
FREE CAKEPUB3 - The MapleStory Bot Thread Nobody Trusted
A 2007 free MapleStory bot download that everyone wanted, nobody believed was clean, and half the thread just showed up to call it a virus
In August 2007, member airforcerider dropped a Mediafire link to a MapleStory automation tool called 'CAKEPUB3' (auto-clicker, auto-loot, auto-attack, etc.) claiming it was virus-free. The thread immediately split into skeptics demanding scan results and antivirus warnings, and users defending or dismissing the download. It's a classic small-time 'cheat scene' moment: a random free tool posted with zero proof, a slow trickle of replies over the following month questioning its safety, and at least one Avast warning, ending in the usual shrugs and thread rot rather than resolution.
Smells like Virus.— Gospel
it when they say its not is when your scared the m...— meka
can someone post a list of scan results plz?— slingblade
MapleStory v.0.36 Memory Codes Thread & Credit Spat
A pile of long-dead MapleStory memory codes, a credit dispute, and 8-bit telling someone to suck his dick.
A member named demendarth posted a set of Maple Story v.0.36 GMS memory addresses/codes (godmode, fly, stat unrandomizers, etc.), explicitly crediting an unnamed original author rather than himself. Forum regular -Still Life-, tagged as the board's self-styled 'MS Hacking God,' said he'd turn it into a cheat table for the site, which sparked a tense exchange with Pwnography over sharing 'privates,' ending in -Still Life- telling him off in classic mid-2000s forum fashion. Staff member Bucketface dropped a one-word 'pwned' verdict on the spat. The thread fizzles out with a clueless newbie (AbstractDaddy) quoting the entire original code dump just to ask how to use it for basic leveling/money, underscoring how quickly the info was already outdated and how the community skewed toward tech-savvy veterans vs. total newcomers.
sweet! ima make this into a ct for fkn.— -Still Life-
shut the fuck up dude. im fucking tired of you trying to tell me what to do. im not sending you my privates.— -Still Life-
pwned.— Bucketface
Packet editing (MapleStory)
voodoo91 claims a secret packet-editing trick for MapleStory — cue skepticism, screenshots, and half the thread begging '8-bit' to spill it
A short 2007 MapleStory subforum thread where member voodoo91 announces he and a partner known as '8-bit' figured out some kind of packet-editing trick, posting a couple of screenshots as proof. Skeptics like Proxors accuse him of faking damage numbers in Photoshop, while regulars -Still Life- and sweetkilla banter and needle each other for details, with sweetkilla repeatedly begging to be shown how it's done over Xfire. The thread ends unresolved, with voodoo91 refusing to demonstrate further and stevizzle313 asking to be taught — classic low-stakes 'I found a hack, no you didn't' back-and-forth typical of the era's cheat forums.
I can packet-edit. Me and 8-bit worked together to do this.— voodoo91
take 1 screen shots, one doing a damage that has 9, using photoshop, replace all other numbers with cloned 9's... you can't do anything crap faker.— Proxors
he can't because if he did the world would end. I'm sorry man...— voodoo91
MapleStory Hack Pack v.39 — Trojan Suspicions Abound
A "100% working" MapleStory hack that half the thread swears is a trojan.
In July 2007, user sweetkilla posted a Cheat Engine-based hack pack for MapleStory (GMS v.39), complete with config settings and a couple of external download links. The release quickly drew skepticism: members questioned whether it would even work against the game's anti-cheat, reported broken links, and several flagged the bundled 'Akuma Engine' as flagging as a trojan in their antivirus. The thread trails off with people saying they'd rather wait for a cheat by another poster, 'Jaska/Juska,' instead.
i dont think this will work cause of gg's crc ...— SassyCassy16
my antivirus saing that this is trojan— seamni
dont use it, wait 4 juska's hacks 2 cum out......— stevizzle313
Need Help With Crack (2007 Support Thread)
A guy wanted to fake-cheat at a LAN party to prank his friends — instead he just broke his pirated game.
A new member named Mezzer asked for help after Counter-Strike 1.6 kept crashing when he tried to launch it with a cheat loader, insisting he wasn't a 'real' cheater but just wanted to prank friends at a private LAN party. Regulars quickly diagnosed the issue as a pirated ('nosteam'/cracked) copy of the game conflicting with the cheat, with one member bluntly calling out his excuse before offering the same practical advice: get a legit copy. A small, mundane slice of the forum's day-to-day tech-support grind, mixing genuine help with the community's characteristic snark.
I am the best CS-player among my friends so i do not cheat so i could get credit or anything i just want to see their faces when they get framed— Mezzer
you say you're the best out of your friends, but you want to cheat to show how good they are... just admit it, you're not a good player.— completeidiot
Yeh you get those symptons when you are using a cracked version.— ericsme123
Battlefield 2 1.41 Aimbot Thread
"Detected or not, I don't care" — a classic cheat-hunting thread that turns into a warning about shady rival sites
A member going by Xodus989 asked around for an aimbot compatible with a specific anti-cheat bypass setup, not caring whether it was detected. Regular ballistic pointed to an alternative hack site's demo tool, which sparked a side-debate when retarded_elephant69 warned that the rival site's software tampered with users' hosts files to sabotage access to other cheat sites. The thread otherwise fills out with the era-typical noise of one-word 'ty'/'unhide' bumps from members just trying to unlock hidden download links, plus a stray joke about Punkbuster scanning being an 'invasion of privacy.'
Detected or not, I dont' care.— Xodus989
I'd wotch out for thoes shifty ppl over at MSX— retarded_elephant69
I do believe that would be invasion of privacy— retarded_elephant69
WoW 'Item Creator' Hack Request Debunked as Malware Myth
A guy asks for a WoW 'item creator' hack — the whole thread turns into a lesson on why it's almost certainly a virus
A member named Dempabil requests a supposed WoW hack ('WoW Item Creator v2.2.3' or 'WoW Stat Changer 2.0') he'd seen hyped on YouTube. Other members quickly pile on to explain that stats/items are server-side in WoW, so such 'hacks' are almost certainly fake or malware, with one poster listing the actual legit categories of WoW hacks that existed at the time (speedhacks, bots, teleports, etc). The thread is a small, fairly civil back-and-forth typical of the Requests subforum, ending without the OP ever getting what he wanted.
There is no such thing as item spawner, gold hack, xp hack, level hack, stat hack etc. If you find stuff like that, I guarentee you, its a virus.— .:ĐĐĐ:.
I dont think you can hack wow. If you find a wow hack its probably virus— banak
He probably used admin commands on a private server. that program is bogus.— Crxss
Help Setting Up FTP to Receive Keylogger Logs
A member openly asked the forum to help him set up a server to receive stolen keylogger data — and got answered.
A short 2007 request thread from Fkn0wned.Com's Requests board where user jacal asked for help setting up an FTP (or SMTP) server, plainly stating the purpose was to receive logs from a keylogger. Two other members, Arcade and bobbafett07, replied with pointers toward free PHP hosts, a Wikipedia link on FTP, and a suggestion to just make an AOL email instead. It's a small, casual exchange typical of the forum's 'cheat scene' underbelly, where shady requests were treated as routine business.
i want to send keylogger logs to it plz help— jacal
Use a free host that allows PHP, I'm sure thei...— Arcade
Go make an AOL email over at http://www.aol.com— bobbafett07
Sony Vegas 7.0c share thread
Six pages of thank-yous for a video editor everyone in the CS:S montage scene needed
A long-running Software-board thread in the Red Light District section where members shared a copy of Sony Vegas 7.0c, the video editing suite widely used at the time for making Counter-Strike frag movies and montages. By this point in the thread (pages 4-6) the actual sharing details are long buried under a stream of one-line replies — mostly 'thanks', 'ty', and 'unhide' requests — spanning from late 2007 into early 2008. It's a good snapshot of the era's editing-software culture and the low-effort bump/thank-you posting style typical of warez threads on these boards.
i got better on aony vegas 8.0 pro— Zeton
where the * can i get xfire??— Zeton
been looking for this— Vydran
Easy Nade Script
A six-page grenade-script thread where half the replies are just people saying 'unhide' to unlock the download
A long-running Scripting subforum thread on Fkn0wned.com sharing a CS 1.6 'easy nade script' (a config to help throw grenades more consistently). By this sixth page the thread has become a classic hidden-content reply chain, with dozens of members posting one-liners like 'thx', 'nice!', or 'unhide' just to unlock the download link. Uploader LoRd Ragealot pops in to manually re-upload the file to the database after a hidden-content error. The thread spans late 2007 into early 2008, capturing the low-effort bump culture typical of these scripting threads.
unhide— CbIP
Let's 'ave a look.— Guru_Danny
(I have to, so i can upload them on database, hidden content thing has an error atm :/ )— LoRd Ragealot
Lock Aim v.01 - Script by ELX[Draco]
A CS 1.6 aim script thread so long-running it hit page 8, mostly of members begging to 'unhide' the download
This is a late page (page 8) of a long-running Scripting subforum thread for a Counter-Strike 1.6 aim script called 'Lock Aim v.01', made by a member going by ELX[Draco]. By this point the thread has devolved into its natural endgame: a long string of low-post-count 'Noob' members posting one-liners like 'thx', 'nice', or 'plzzzz I want' just to unlock hidden download content. Uploader LoRd Ragealot pops in to manually push files to the database due to a content-hiding bug. It's a snapshot of the site's cheat-sharing culture — small scripts, gated downloads, and a revolving cast of brand-new registered accounts chasing them.
plzzzz, I want— MadClown
I have to, so i can upload them on database, hidden cintent thing has an error atm :/— LoRd Ragealot
Let's have a look— bloodcheck
Doom 1-3 + RoE AddOn + Mods + Extras DVD Release
A DVD-sized love letter to Doom: every game, patch, mod, and 'medicine' one 2007 uploader could cram onto 32 discworth of CDs
A member named flatschGER posted a bilingual (German/English) release compiling Doom 1, 2, 3, and the Resurrection of Evil addon along with a pile of mods like a German-language mod, Doomfighter, Doom2forDoom3, and a gravity mod, plus official patches and a compatibility fix for old Windows 9x/Me systems. The post included the standard scene-era extras of that time (a crack to bypass online CD-key checks) and even a bonus movie thrown in 'to make the DVD complete.' The reply thread is short and appreciative, just a handful of members hyping the release and thanking the poster, typical of the low-key warez/mod-sharing culture in the Red Light District > Games subforum.
on these DVD is so ziemlig everything drauf which the Doom heart needs— flatschGER
bin stolz auf dich— .:BaTmAn:.
un hide this schweet shit— Industry
Scout Whore
A 2006 CS:S scripting thread where half the replies just wanted to say thanks for the free scout script
A member named Darkness posted a CS:Source config script nicknamed 'Scout Whore,' meant to improve accuracy while walking after firing, tailored for scout rifle play. The thread is a typical mid-2000s cheat/script share: a short setup description followed by pages of one-line thank-yous, jokes about scout vs AWP preference, and a few noobs reporting errors or asking for unrelated scripts like bunnyhop. It captures the low-key, casual scripting culture of the CS:S subforum rather than any major drama.
Sweet scout is my favourite weapon too, as for awp i spit *spits* on it— Malware
so this script works?.......huh i never knew walking could improve accuracy— rave616
thats a nice one, can you make like a script so you can hold in the space buttong and jump all the time like bynnyjump?— Mario paparatzi
Requestage — Headshot Skin Colors for CS:S
A guy asks for neon-pink-headed player skins and the thread never dies for a year straight.
A member ('Jester*NZ') kicks off a request in the Counter-Strike: Source Scripting forum for custom player skins — bodies recolored black with brightly colored heads, ostensibly to make headshots easier to spot. The thread meanders for months as various members ('inferno-ice', 'joober', 'Malware') deliver colored model packs and screenshots, while a long tail of members just drops by to bump the thread, say thanks, or ask for a re-upload after files got hidden. It's a classic low-stakes 'gimme dat' request thread, notable mostly for staff member Malware personally contributing an updated skin pack and for how long it stayed alive purely on 'thanks' posts and bumps.
its basically hacking but its nice knowing theres not a chance of getting banned.— Jester*NZ
Wow this topic is old. Here is a newer colored models with uniquely colored heads— Malware
sry for bump, need those skins.— MillerLite
Wrath Lite v2.2 [Final] - CS:S Scripting Release
A New Year's Eve 2007 config-script release that split the room between 'nice work' and 'nobody has sv_cheats servers anyway'
Member Inferno_Scripts (running the InfernoScripts site/brand) posted the final release of 'Wrath Lite,' a bundle of CS:Source .cfg scripts advertised with features like anti-aim, box ESP, auto-crouch, spin, and a fixed shot menu, explicitly framed as scripts rather than a hack since they relied on sv_cheats-enabled servers. The thread drew a mix of thanks, mild skepticism about the sv_cheats requirement (several posters noted most servers don't run with cheats on, making it less useful without a bypass), and one poster giving Inferno_Scripts credit for the menu design. It's a small, typical snapshot of the era's cfg-script scene: quick praise, a few noob one-liners, Xfire handles being traded, and staff/regulars like Kismism and The Moose dropping in.
I think I'm not gonna use. There aren't that much "cheat" servers.— Siemen
dude....its better off just using a ESP make a script that runs on NONE SV CHEATS SERVERS— -Darkness-
oh.my.god.thankyou.love.uuu.sexay....!!!!!!— TAZZY1234
High-FPS CFG thread (final page): the long tail of a classic CSS scripting staple
A 32-page config thread grinds to its final replies — just stragglers saying thanks and asking 'is it bad?'
This is the tail end of a long-running Counter-Strike: Source scripting thread sharing a high-FPS configuration file, archived here at its 32nd and final page. By this point the thread had settled into a routine of newer members bumping in with 'unhide', quick thanks, or asking if the config was safe to use. It shows the long tail of a once-popular utility thread rather than any fresh drama — mostly low-post-count members (Noobs) trickling through the classic forum ritual of unlocking hidden download links.
Thanks, will try this out.— Blad3_X
is it bad— Maxwell123
unhide— showtime
CAL Legal Source Config Options
An 11-page CS:S config thread that just kept going: unhide, thanks, unhide, repeat.
A long-running Counter-Strike: Source scripting thread on Fkn0wned.com where members shared and requested a CAL-legal (league-compliant) config setup for competitive play. By the pages captured here it had devolved into the classic forum-thread pattern of new members bumping through requesting the hidden download link, followed by quick one-word thanks once they got it. It's a mundane but very representative slice of the site's Scripting subforum grind, spanning late 2007 into early 2008 with dozens of low-post-count members cycling through.
everything is legal, right— siggus
maybe ill use this coming up in cal— volcom.
hmmm, some kind of description would be nice. >< Unhide.— Timeleft
Burst Fire Scripts (Revision of Jaska's)
A CS:S burst-fire script gets 'revised,' a credit dispute flares, then decades of 'thanks unhide' posts bury it forever.
A Counter-Strike: Source scripting thread where a member named Inferno_Scripts posted a modified version of a burst-fire script originally made by 'Jaska,' sparking a brief spat with another user (-Still Life-) over whether it was really a 'revision' or just a copy with credit tacked on. After the drama fizzled, the thread turned into the classic forum-script grind: dozens of members posting one-liners like 'unhide,' 'thanks,' and 'ty' just to reveal hidden download content, stretching the topic out over multiple pages and months. It's a small, textbook snapshot of cheat/script forum culture — minor authorship drama followed by an army of low-effort bumps.
if i was pissed than you would know it. Clearly your interpretation of anger is that of a 7 year old.— -Still Life-
Same functions...and also I saw yours and the way you did the shooting was the best so i just changed it. I just wanted to give credits man, no need to get all worked up— Inferno_Scripts
thanks man... i didnt kno where to put these but now i know... thanks.— j3r3
2 Round Burst (Increased Accuracy) Script Thread
A CS:S burst-fire script thread that just kept collecting thank-yous for over a year straight.
This is the tail end (page 3) of a Counter-Strike: Source scripting thread sharing a '2 round burst' accuracy script, running from December 2007 into the following January. Most of the visible content is just the parade of replies — a long string of members chiming in with quick thanks, one-liners, and 'unhide' spoiler tags to grab the script. It's a snapshot of the site's scripting subforum in its bustling, active era, full of low-effort but earnest gratitude posts typical of the genre.
OMG OMG I LOVE U! : D— mrace
I'll take your head! And three others with it. Line up— tr1ggerh4ppy
Cd-Key Dealer of u'r hood— albert90
2 Fast Flash - CS:S Flashbang Script
A nine-page CS:S flashbang script thread that just kept going, page after page of 'thx' and 'unhide'
This is the tail end (page 9) of a long-running Scripting subforum thread on the Counter-Strike: Source board, centered on a script called '2 Fast Flash' — likely a bind/config to throw flashbangs rapidly or back-to-back. By this point the thread is mostly a long tail of members bumping in to say thanks, ask quick clarifying questions, or request the download be unhidden, a very typical pattern for popular script/cheat releases on this kind of forum.
Im guessing this throws 2 flashes right in a row?— Elleray
unscript— Zeton
kthx— pik0x3
Pistol Spam Script Thread
Buy-drop your way to glory: the CS:S pistol spam script that ran for pages of 'unhide' replies
A long-running Counter-Strike: Source scripting thread built around a simple 'pistol spam' config that let players rapid buy-and-drop USPs or Glocks. The original script (from user Darkness) got quoted and re-posted repeatedly as new members trickled in over 2007, most just posting 'unhide' to reveal the hidden code or leaving one-line thanks. One member offered a cleanup suggestion using aliases to reduce repetitive bind commands, and another asked, half-seriously, whether the script could be used to crash a server. Classic slow-burn utility thread that stayed alive for months purely on drive-by bumps and script requests.
so can you use this script to crash a server??— Legit_Hacks
Very unorganized. I would suggest you use some aliases so cut down on the repetitiveness— Inferno_Scripts
old, borrin + noob.— Tron1x
Samsung TV Reship Auction — Carding Marketplace Snapshot
A stolen-goods TV auction turns into a mini bidding war in the Top Sellers District
A VIP member named Gloxiak listed a Samsung 46-inch LED TV sitting on a 'reship' account for sale, asking for BTC payment and laying out trust-based terms for the deal. A couple of other members jumped in with escalating bids, pushing the price from the $40 starting point up to $100, while a newer member just asked about UK shipping costs. It's a small, quick snapshot of the classic carding/reshipping subculture that lived in these gaming forum marketplaces.
It is sitting on my reship, for sell. You have to pay your shipping after we got the deal, I'll sell you the reship.com account.— Gloxiak
I'll go 100 for it— Nysuasian
how much is shipping to uk mate?— Dewritos
Kartoffel Hack V3.1 (CSS) — VAC2 Detected
A once-loaded CSS cheat gets the death sentence: VAC2 detected, thread locked.
This is a release thread by longtime [FkN] Crew member vermiLLion for 'Kartoffel Hack V3.1', a Counter-Strike: Source cheat packed with the usual era features (ESP, wallhack modes, radar, speedhacks, bypasses). It got a friendly early reception, but months later staff member Skippy flagged it as VAC2 detected and locked the topic, later returning to post an explicit warning that using it would get players banned from VAC2 servers. The thread now lives in the 'Detected Hacks' graveyard section, a common fate for CS:S tools from this period.
Hack detected. Closed— Skippy
This hack is VAC2 detected. If you use this hack you will be banned from all VAC2 servers.— Skippy
Niiiicee— ThePirate
NigWakka VIP: CS:S cheat flagged as VAC-detected and possible trojan
A CS:S 'VIP' cheat gets posted, immediately flagged as VAC-detected, and the thread devolves into two pages of people just begging to 'unhide' it anyway
whiteraven posted a CS:S cheat called NigWakka VIP with the VAC status unknown, and the thread quickly filled with low-effort 'unhide' replies chasing the hidden download link. A ban-tagged user called out the poster for not crediting the original source, VIP member Speedo warned it might be a virus, and forum smod PopTart dropped a full multi-AV scan report showing several engines flagging it as a trojan/heuristic threat. The thread was eventually locked and tagged VAC2DETECTED, marking it as a dead/burned cheat in the Detected Hacks archive.
might be a virus watch out— Speedo
Why don't you credit where you got it from?— Sasuke2525
Use at own risk.— PopTart
HckGaming CS:S Public - Detected Hacks Thread
A CS:S 'public hack' post that got flagged as a possible keylogger and landed straight on the ban list
A now-banned member named Moritsune posted a CS:S public hack release, but the original post content was later removed from the archive. Other members immediately joked about it possibly being a keylogger and questioned the legitimacy of the poster's own virus scan, with regulars like xcF and c0re ribbing him about it. A staff moderator (SNK) confirmed the hack was detected as malicious and officially added it to the forum's ban list, closing the thread.
3 posts YEY GO YOU !!!!!! KEYLOGGERR ? HMMMM YAA? Idk try it on your own risk.— xcF
Lol, he posted his own scan on it? dude, I do believe that CSS hacks wont appear as trojans<3 sorry love.— c0re
Added to ban list, detected hack. ;Closed— SNK
Fake CSS 'hack' exposed as keylogger, poster banned
One-post 'CSS hack' drop that the regulars instantly clocked as a keylogger — poster banned before the thread even cooled down
A brand-new one-post account named Sugawolf dropped a supposed Counter-Strike: Source cheat ('Basic hack css v6 by xgx') claiming ESP, aimbot, and anti-VAC features. Longtime members immediately smelled a rat, calling it a keylogger/virus and mocking the classic 'one post wonder' pattern. A staff moderator (SNK) confirmed it, added the uploader to the ban list, and locked the thread — a routine but telling example of how the Detected Hacks board policed malicious fake-cheat posts.
One post wonderkeylogger. YAI— pLecKz [FkN]
delete post/lock, obvs keylogger or virus of some sort, only a 1 poster.— Xclusiv
Added to ban list. ;Closed— SNK
[VAC2DETECTED][CSS] SourceHack_v3
A German cheat menu with 'rain removal' and a feature nobody could explain — filed straight into the Detected Hacks graveyard.
hihohiho posted a German-made multi-feature cheat for Counter-Strike: Source called SourceHack v3, listing an enormous grab-bag of options (wallhack, ESP, sv_cheats/sv_pure bypasses, speedhack via host_timescale, and oddities like 'no rain' and an unexplained 'chrome' feature). It was already flagged VAC2 detected in the thread title, and posted to the Detected Hacks archive rather than as a live recommendation. The replies are the classic low-effort pile-on of a hidden-content thread: dozens of members just posting 'unhide' or 'thanks' to unlock the download, with one early report that it didn't actually work ('prop details are everywhere').
This hack is 100% VAC proof FOREVER if you follow the readme correctly!!!! you will never get banned!— hihohiho
Nothing works, prop details are everywhere— jamesbondisahac
chrome (dont ask me what that is)— hihohiho
[VAC2DETECTED][CSS] More VIP CS:S Hacks by Eskimo
A big-name graphics crew member drops a bundle of 'VIP' CS:S cheats, already flagged VAC-detected, and the reply thread is just people begging to unhide it
A post by longtime member 'eskimo' (of the [FkN] Graphics Crew) compiling a bundle of several private/VIP Counter-Strike: Source cheat variants, claiming they were virus-scanned clean, though the thread title marks them as already VAC-detected and it was later locked as part of the Detected Hacks archive. The replies are mostly the standard low-effort 'thx', 'unhide', and reaction-gif spam typical of these download threads, with one user noting Norton flagged something as malware. Historically unremarkable content-wise, but a decent snapshot of the forum's cheat-sharing culture and its casual disregard for detection status or malware risk.
THIS IS MY FAV IT RAPES— eskimo
nortonfailss. ty :) Edit: epic malware :(— sexxxx
unhide plx— xxkevin
MP-Hacks Timm3h v1.4 — Later Flagged VAC2 Detected
A once-hyped CS 1.6/CZ cheat release, later marked detected and archived as a cautionary relic.
This was a release thread in the 'Detected Hacks' subforum for MP-Hacks Timm3h v1.4, a multi-feature cheat (aimbot, ESP, wallhack, removals, misc tools) for Counter-Strike 1.6 and Condition Zero, posted by longtime uploader f0wh. Early replies were the usual thanks-and-praise chatter, but a moderator (Kimmi) called out that it was a repost of an existing topic, and months later another member (Skippy) flagged it as VAC2 detected, warning it would get users banned — which is presumably why it ended up filed under Detected Hacks and locked.
Why all the reposts?— Kimmi
This hack is VAC2 detected. If you use this hack you will be banned from all VAC2 servers.— Skippy
your a sexy uploader— jbfkenpwns
Unforgiven v1: A VAC-Detected CS 1.6 Cheat That Lived on as a Noob Magnet
A CS 1.6 aimbot/wallhack gets marked VAC-detected within its own thread title, then lives on for a year as a noob magnet anyway
A 2006 release thread in the Detected Hacks subforum for 'Unforgiven v1,' a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat (aimbot, wallhack, speedhack, ESP, and more) posted by member ICE}, with full changelog/credits copied from the original overclock.ch release by Endorphine/h1web & Sruh. The thread was pre-flagged as VAC detected, yet drew a steady trickle of replies over the following year from members thanking the poster, asking clueless 'how do I use this' questions, and eventually getting told off by a veteran for reviving an outdated, already-caught cheat. Classic mid-2000s cheat-scene archaeology: credits to a sprawling cast of coders/crews (LTFXGuy, Game-Deception, oC Clan, ECC Crew, etc.) and a comment section full of noobs who couldn't find the download button.
omfg noobs this is a old thread!!! they are new hacks and better then unforgiven v1— __yess__
vac detected .....!— neil123
where is the download button i cant download it lol— 123dan5
Cracked VIPs Series 2009 Edition 3 (CSS Detected Hacks)
A CSS cheat pack drops early, gets hyped, then half the thread starts screaming 'trojan!'
GoGoTo posted an early release of his 'Cracked VIPs Series 2009 Edition 3' hack pack for Counter-Strike: Source in the Detected Hacks section, complete with a trailer and hidden download content gated behind replies. The thread fills with the usual reply-to-unlock crowd begging to 'unhide,' but things get spicier when akyeruc reports that Avast flags every file in the pack as a trojan, prompting reassurances from other members that it was likely a false positive. Classic 2009 cheat-scene energy: hype, distrust of AV warnings, and a locked, VAC2-status-uncertain release that later got moved to the Detected archive.
wtffff every single hack at this hack pack is a fucking trojan!!— akyeruc
it is Most likely a False Positive. Meaning Its Safe 2 use— Pannie
Sorry for the scare but all of them are vac2 proof just wanted a friend to check them out first... So there safe— GoGoTo
MaddinXHook CSS Hack Thread: Dead Links and Unhide Begging
A one-word 'Removed' post that still spawned four pages of "unhide" begging and trojan jokes.
Old-1000-Club member glish posted a CS:S cheat called MaddinXHook in the Detected Hacks subforum, but the actual content was long since scrubbed, leaving just a placeholder. Dozens of low-post members flooded in with one-word 'unhide' requests trying to reveal hidden download content, while others reported the tool crashing or joked it was a trojan. A few users questioned whether it was VAC-detected or safe to run, and glish shrugged it off, saying it worked fine for him and the thread could be closed if not. Classic Detected Hacks energy: dead links, spam replies, and cheap goldmine-hunting for anything still functional.
cant you hack on your own server, thats not secure?— lallik1
nice Trojan— LokiXVI
meh it worked for me. if it doesnt work then this can be closed.— glish