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BlowItOutYourAss Crew Leaks G9 Hacks — Paysite Drama Erupts

A crew calling themselves BlowItOutYourAss leaked a rival paysite's Battlefield 2 hack — and the rival showed up to argue about it

In March 2008 a Battlefield 2 sub-forum post announced a leaked, reverse-engineered version of the paid 'G9-hacks' aimbot/ESP suite, released free by a group calling itself the BlowItOutYourAss Crew. The thread quickly turned into a spat between the leakers and apparent G9 affiliates (smokey2412, RecoileZ) trading insults about file size, hack quality, and who 'got owned', with other members piling on to mock G9's engine work. It's a classic snapshot of the era's cheat-scene rivalry: paysite drama, leak culture, and forum trash talk all in one place.

What a Joke. Next time Try to Match The Filesize Ass Our Hack is Not 600kb lol— smokey2412

OOh Smokey. I should have known your retarded ass would be behind G9. Goooood GAME!— blowitoutyouras

We Are Adding New Features To Our Site And All Hacks. We will be back soon...— RecoileZ

PRIVATE BF2 HACK HERE WITH AIMBOT!!!

A 2007 owner post pitching a Battlefield 2 aimbot VIP sub — and members actually bought it.

In this Battlefield: 2 subforum thread from July 2007, [FkN] Owner TuxifieD advertised a 'private' BF2 hack with an aimbot, tied to a VIP subscription on the Source Industries site that funded the wider Deception Network (which included Fkn0wned itself). Replies range from curious ('how much money are you guys pulling in') to eager beggars wanting free access, to a couple of members proudly confirming they bought subs — one even got a friend to sign up too. It's a classic slice of the site's business model: staff-run cheat sales advertised right in the game forums, with regular members treating VIP purchases as a way to 'give back' to the community.

It supports the entire Deception Network... so go give back to fkn0wned by purchasing VIP at sourceindustries.net— TuxifieD

God Damn, how much money you guys pulling in to pull that off?— MillerLite

yerp, Just did my part and bought 1 month sub... THNX FOR TEH GR8 H4X— retarded_elephant69

BF2 Map Glitch Guide (Warlord/Ghost Town Hides) - Final Page

A legendary Battlefield 2 glitch guide runs 16 pages deep, still collecting 'ty' posts years later.

This is the final page of a long-running Battlefield: 2 thread sharing a map glitch guide (compatible with game version 1.41), covering exploits like hiding spots referenced as the 'warlord' and 'ghost town' glitches. By this point the thread has devolved into the classic tail-end pattern of short thank-you replies and quick tips from members requesting spots be 'unhidden' or shared again. It's a good snapshot of the low-effort but high-volume gratitude culture around popular cheat/exploit guides on Fkn0wned's Other Games section.

thanks bro: i only know the warlord ones and the ghost town one— nooblet869

no hide anymoooooooore— TadSaunders

Thanks a lot— Curly

[Undetected] Silentrunner Tags

A Battlefield 2 tag cheat drop that turned into a 'my account got hacked, sorry about the virus' apology thread.

A member called silentrun3r posted a Battlefield 2 ESP-style cheat ('Silentrunner Tags') claiming it was undetected, offering features like nofog, nosky, viewdistance tweaks, nametags, distance tags, healthbars, and kit display. Another member started checking it out, but a third user warned the download was packed with viruses and had already been flagged on UnknownCheats. Weeks later silentrun3r returned to apologize, claiming their account had been compromised and used to post the infected file, with the password since changed.

dont download this its packed wit viruses!! it on unknowncheats, ive seen the scan!!— akskid

sorry about this guys all my forum accounts were hacked by some faq then he used my account to post viruses i have changed my password now so dw about it.— silentrun3r

BF2 Demo Hacking Tutorial (long-running thread, page 6)

The last stretch of replies to fkn0wned's long-running Battlefield 2 demo hack tutorial thread.

This is the tail end (page 6) of a long-running tutorial thread in the Battlefield 2 subforum, teaching members how to get a hack running on the BF2 demo client. By this point the thread had run for months, mostly filled with new members thanking the original author and confirming it worked for them. The original tutorial was credited to a member called NightNinja, with other users chiming in with quick feedback rather than technical discussion.

I found it kinda easy was fun aswell :laugh:— retarded_elephant69

CREDITS: NightNinja (author)— kushed

ill take a look— Toxicity06

Bought BF2, Got Banned Instantly — Stolen CD Key Confession Thread

Bought Battlefield 2, got banned from 9 out of 10 servers on day one — turns out the CD key had a shady past.

A member named n00bz0r shows up confused and angry after getting global-banned almost immediately upon buying and installing Battlefield 2 with the Project Reality mod. Other members quickly clue him in that his CD key was likely stolen or resold before he ever got it, leading to a brief flare-up when he misreads a question about his key as someone trying to scam him. The thread wraps up with a regular casually admitting he used to lift CD keys from store boxes and flip them on eBay, a very of-its-era, very on-brand admission for this community.

Ya. I am really going to give you my cd key, fuck off moron.— n00bz0r

he's probably hinting at the fact that the CD-key that you bought had been used before, which means you've been cheated.— Peski-Ruski

yee ive stolen a cd key for bf2 out of a box in target before also gotten around 3 WOW cd keys... Sold em on ebay strate away so then its not my problem— retarded_elephant69

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

Localization Files (Kill Messages and Shit) - BF2 Text Mod

The guy who renamed every gun in Battlefield 2 for 'accuracy' and made the QUIT button say RUN HOME TO MOMMA

A member called Visual0n! posted a custom BF2 localization file pack that reskinned weapon and vehicle names for realism/accuracy, added highlighted teamkill messages, tweaked map briefings, and threw in a bunch of joke text changes (renamed buttons, radio chatter lines, punish/forgive messages). It's a classic small-scene client-tweak share thread, credited to a few other named tinkerers, with a short handful of replies ranging from cautious interest to enthusiastic thanks. One reply asks the practical question of whether it'll work on pure servers, hinting at the era's server-integrity concerns.

The idiot will be sodomized with a retractable baton.— Visual0n!

QUIT Buttons now reads "RUN HOME TO MOMMA"— Visual0n!

you can't play on pure servers with this can you?— doobie5

BattlePunks Tutorial - Battlefield 2 Coding Walkthrough

A homework-strapped teen tried to teach the whole forum how BF2 hacks actually worked, one tutorial at a time.

In the Battlefield: 2 subforum, member retarded_elephant69 posted a step-by-step follow-up to an earlier thread about reading and understanding BF2's code, framed as a beginner-friendly tutorial series. The poster admits it's incomplete (only 5 parts in) due to being busy with schoolwork, but pitches it as a fun way to learn the basics. Early replies are short and low-key, including one from a banned user and a one-liner from moderator Malware, giving it a casual, slow-burn community vibe typical of hobbyist coding/release threads of the era.

I HIGHLY RECOMEND this to people who want to lern the basics of hacking. its also fun at the same time!— retarded_elephant69

Hmm interesting.— Visual0n!

No-Ban Battlefield 2 Server Ad

A member advertises his own 'no bans for hackers' Battlefield 2 server — and gets side-eyed by staff for it.

In the Battlefield: 2 subforum, member LoG1c posted an ad for his self-funded 32-slot Karkand server, openly billing it as a place where hackers wouldn't get banned. Staff member Peski-Ruski responded with dry skepticism, questioning why LoG1c would pay to run a server with that policy. The thread is short and low-drama, but a small snapshot of the era's laissez-faire attitude toward cheating on public game servers. LoG1c's account is also flagged elsewhere on the page as later banned.

Its a normal server, Ranked 32 slot Karkand High points, but we dont ban hackers, join us today— LoG1c

And you pay....? Thanks for the advice anyways.— Peski-Ruski

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

BF2 Hack Loader Release Thread (2007)

A Battlefield 2 hack loader gets posted with a full antivirus scan report and a 'don't blame me' disclaimer.

In this short Battlefield 2 releases thread from November 2007, member retarded_elephant69 (displayed as '<OMFG>Mikey') posted a third-party DLL loader/injector for BF2 that he claimed to have found rather than authored, along with a multi-engine virus scan result and a disclaimer about ban risk. Fellow member ballistic replied skeptically, questioning whether it was anything more than a basic injector. The thread is a quick, low-drama snapshot of the era's cheat-sharing culture — casual releases, copy-pasted VirusTotal-style scans, and instant peer scrutiny.

I didnt make this, i just found it a while ago and i think its good and keeps alot of injectable hacks undetected— retarded_elephant69

hmm maybe its just an injector.— ballistic

BF2 Aimbot Ad Gets Instantly Clowned

One-post-and-you're-toast: a rookie tries to advertise a rival cheat site and gets clowned in two replies flat.

A low-post-count member drops into the Battlefield: 2 subforum with a one-line plug for an outside cheat site, thinly disguised as a 'bf2 aimbot' thread. It gets shut down almost instantly by veteran members mocking the attempt, with one pointing out that self-advertising off-site links wasn't allowed (Source-Industries being the sanctioned exception). A tiny, forgettable thread that's really just a snapshot of forum policing in action.

hahahahahah you fail.— Peski-Ruski

lol your not ment to advertise the only site you can is source-industries but then they are teh pwnage— retarded_elephant69

Need BF2 Detected Hack WITH Aimbot

A guy just wants a free working BF2 aimbot — and the thread dies, then gets necro'd six months later by a guy stuck in Malta.

A member named 'whee' asks around for a working 'detected' Battlefield 2 hack with an aimbot plus a loader, sparking a short, unhelpful back-and-forth. Regular <OMFG>Mikey points to a well-known (and apparently broken) demo hack and jokingly suggests just buying a subscription elsewhere, while another member tells whee to just Google it. The thread goes quiet for months until a one-post user resurfaces it in October 2007 begging for a free hack, only to get called out for reviving a five-month-dead topic. A classic low-stakes 'gimme hax' thread typical of the Other Games subforum.

Hi im looking for a detected Hack or Pub That Has a Aimbot Im also Looking for A DC loader for BF2 Please help meh!— whee

*DONT GET MSX DEMO THE AIMBOT IS BROKEN*— whee

Don't you think you're a bit late to reply.— Peski-Ruski

Busted CD Drive: Wrong-Section Tech Support

A busted disc drive, some mild tech support, and a gentle scolding about wrong-section posting.

A new-ish member named B-rod55 posts in the Battlefield 2 subforum asking for help because his CD/DVD drive has stopped reading any discs at all. A couple of regulars, Peski-Ruski and retarded_elephant69, chime in with basic suggestions (reinstall drivers, just buy a new drive) and point out the question probably belongs in a tech support section rather than the game forum. It ends amicably with B-rod55 apologizing and Peski-Ruski tossing off a dry one-liner about posting in the right place. A completely mundane slice of forum life — no drama, just old-school community small talk around a dead optical drive.

Ya wouldn't want to put wrong stuff in the wrong parts now would we.— Peski-Ruski

it just acts as though nothing has happened...— B-rod55

MSX Demo Hack Re-Download Request

Guy loses his BF2 cheat after a format, forum tells him it wasn't worth saving anyway

A short, low-stakes Battlefield 2 subforum thread from October 2007 where a member asks for a re-download link to a 'demo hack' called MSX after wiping his system, since the original site had taken it down. Responses are mostly dismissive — regulars note nobody really wanted that particular hack and one poster criticizes its hack menu ('table') as low quality. A minor gap in the timestamps suggests the thread got bumped or replied to well after the original post. Pretty representative of the era's throwaway cheat-request threads that filled the Other Games boards.

I don't think any one would want a demo MSX hack. There... Double negative...— Peski-Ruski

ye i dont really like msx at all their hack table looks shitty aswell...— retarded_elephant69

We Need More Public Hacks (BF2 thread, page 6)

The last gasp of a six-page Battlefield 2 thread begging for more free cheats — just a string of low-effort 'unhide' replies.

This is the tail end of a long-running Battlefield 2 subforum thread on Fkn0wned/Gametration where members shared and requested publicly available cheat/hack sources for the game. By page six the thread has devolved into short, low-content replies from mostly brand-new 'Noob' rank members, many just posting 'unhide' to reveal hidden download links or thanking the OP. It's a snapshot of the everyday grind of a cheat forum: new accounts farming access to old shared tools rather than any real discussion.

unhide =D— Roflcoption

Nice (IMG: style_emoticons/default/smile.gif ) Thank you— Curly

Battlefield: 2 subforum (Fkn0wned.Com)

Aimbots, keygens, glitched GUIDs, and a self-proclaimed 'MSX EXPOSED' scandal — all in one dusty BF2 board.

This is a board index for the Battlefield 2 section of Fkn0wned.Com, an early-2010s (page dated around Jan 2008) cheat-scene forum. Threads are dominated by aimbot and hack releases, keygens for BF2/EA games, GUID/hardware ban unban requests, demo-hacking tutorials, and general modding chatter, most posted or bumped by regular 'retarded_elephant69'. A recurring drama thread titled 'MSX EXPOSED!' suggests some kind of member callout or exposure incident, and pinned/staff posts show the site's usual management, FAQ, and rules announcements alongside a running joke pinned topic offering a 'private' aimbot.

Help Fkn0wned + Fkn0wned's Account Shop— [Co-Manager] Shifty

PRIVATE BF2 HACK HERE WITH AIMBOT!!!— [CEO] TuxifieD

MSX EXPOSED! Read here, rather important.— c0ke