fkn0wned archive

Fkn0wned Hack Policy: 'You got Fkn0wned!'

The site rules post that basically said: yes, we're a hacking site, deal with it.

A pinned-style policy post from 2007 laying out Fkn0wned's stance as a Counter-Strike hacking/cheat community, explaining that the site was run by volunteer gamers rather than professionals, that the staff tried to keep the cheat database labeled for VAC2 detection status but couldn't guarantee accuracy, and that the site bore no responsibility for bans resulting from cheat use. It also pushed back preemptively on anti-cheating visitors, telling them plainly this wasn't the place for that attitude. The tone was unapologetic and a bit cocky, closing with the site's signature 'You got Fkn0wned!' line.

Fkn0wned is a hacking site, but you know that.— DCLXVI

You didnt just get owned. You got Fkn0wned!— DCLXVI

Please dont come here with some kind of purist anti-hacking attitude, just to flame hacking and give us crap.— DCLXVI

Shifty's Hack FAQ

The pinned 'everything you ever wanted to know about cheating' thread that doubled as Fkn0wned's welcome mat.

Co-Manager Shifty posted a sprawling, staff-sanctioned FAQ laying out the basics of the site's whole reason for existing: wallhacks, aimbots, ESP, anti-recoil, material hacks, VAC/PunkBuster, and how to avoid looking too obvious while using them. It reads as a beginner's onboarding doc for the cheat scene, complete with a plug for the site's 'closest affiliate' private-hack seller. Pyeman's one-line reply ('now i actually know what ESP stands for') sums up the thread's low-key, helpful-big-brother vibe rather than any real drama — this was reference material, not a flashpoint.

ALL YOUR HACKING RELATED QUESTIONS...ANSWERED— Shifty

thanks for this now i actualy know what ESP stands for lol— pyeman

Valve & VAC2 Overview

The old 'know your enemy' guide to VAC2 — status labels, ban myths, and the classic 'zomg I got banned' pep talk.

A pinned-style explainer thread in the CS 1.6 General section breaking down how the site classified cheats relative to Valve Anti-Cheat 2: VAC2 Proof, VAC2 Detected, and VAC2 Unknown. It also covers the community folklore around VAC bans being permanent and account-wide, how to find unsecured/LAN servers to keep playing after a ban, and a warning to previously-banned users about not getting a fresh account banned again. Posted by longtime member Shifty (r3birth?), it reads as one of the site's staple 'orientation' threads for newcomers to the cheat scene.

Valve have 0 tollerence for hacking and will not take sympathy votes so dont waste your time emailing or posting on their forums.— Shifty

Word of advice, if you cant live without hacking then I advise you to use texture hacks, they can be found in our Database— Shifty

FkN's server? - whats the ip?

New guy asks for FkN's game server IP... and gets told the community doesn't even have one

A newer member (c0rpsegrinder) asks for the IP of an 'FkN server' to play on, sparking a back-and-forth about whether Fkn0wned even had one, and whether Fkn0wned counted as a 'clan' at all. Longtime members clarify it's a community, not a clan, and that a public FkN server would be pointless since it would just fill up with cheaters raging on each other. The thread drifts into a lighthearted debate about cheat-vs-cheat servers versus VAC/public raging, with several members joking that any hypothetical FkN server would be an absolute chaotic mess of hackers and DDoS attacks.

LOL this isn't a clan it's a community and we don't have a server because of the simple fact that it would never be full except for only us being in it.— mystical1

it would be kinda fucked if u guys got a server running.. u would all cheat on it LOL HAHA— Zappzo

wrong. cheat vs cheat is teh best. :] vac cheating is for teh nubs.— h4xor_bob

Help! Is Someone Hacking Me? (The Disk-Drive Troll Plugin)

A cheater gets spooked when his own disk drive pops open mid-hack — turns out it was just a troll plugin.

A brand-new member panics after his CD drive mysteriously ejects while he's using cheats in a CS 1.6 server, right after someone types 'Hacker is hacked' in chat. Another member quickly reassures him it's harmless — just an old server-side plugin used to mess with cheaters, something they'd run on their own server before. Short, low-drama thread, but a nice little time capsule of 2008-era CS 1.6 cheat culture and the pranks admins pulled on hackers.

Today I was hacking for fun and it was obvious and within 5 minutes someone said, "Hacker is hacked" and my disk drive opened. Can they do anything serious?— speedytarget

No.... its just a plugin someone used on you. I use to have it on my old cs server.— v13ttweaker

Pomp's HL1 Base Source Release

A cheat dev drops Pompz's old CS 1.6 engine-hooking base code — for coders only, y'all.

In the Counter-Strike 1.6 General board, member h4xor_bob shared a download link for an old HL1 engine base source (credited to Pompz and dated Oct. 2007), described as a C++ development skeleton rather than a finished cheat. It required actual coding knowledge to be useful, and a moderator briefly chimed in expressing interest in checking it out. A short, low-key technical exchange typical of the site's cheat-dev subculture.

this IS NOT A COMPLETE HACK, just a base... hope ya'll enjoy this shit!— h4xor_bob

Might check this out— DCLXVI

SourceIndustries VIP Bugs and a Phishing Scam Riding on the Fkn0wned Name

VIP paid, no email, no access — was SourceIndustries broken or was someone phishing the phishers?

A member named Chit flagged that SourceIndustries.net, Fkn0wned's associated VIP/hack storefront, appeared online but wasn't actually processing subscriptions or sending confirmation emails. Site owner TuxifieD acknowledged a bug in the VIP mod and asked for details to fix it. The thread took a turn when another member posted a suspicious promotional email (complete with over-the-top claims about undetected hacks and cheap resellable Steam accounts) that longtime member sammo called out as a likely phishing scam riding on the SI name.

fuck wtf is wrong with my vip mod, ok send me some info please and ill try to fix it up asap.— TuxifieD

That email got from the one at yahoo, that seems like a phishing scam so don't reply, it seems not real.— sammo

Come join sourceindustries.net vip today!! Get access to tons of private hacks and never have to worry about being detected again!!!— quoted spam email

No More Hacks/Cheats as of now...

A Steam/CS 1.6 update wiped out every working cheat overnight — and the whole thread is just people staring at the wreckage.

A September 2007 thread in the CS 1.6 General board where a member (duckfood) laments that a recent game patch broke all the hacks he was using, asking if anyone had a working alternative. Other regulars chime in with short, resigned reactions rather than solutions — nostalgia for older tools, confirmation that another popular option was down, and general griping about the update. It's a small snapshot of the constant cat-and-mouse between game patches and the cheat scene at the time.

So after the patch I havent been able to find one hack that is working. All my favorites are down the drain.— duckfood

I hope there'll be a SSW2.8. I miss it.— AddiKT1ve

Neferty is down.— TheLoneMan

New WC3FT VAC-Secured Server Advertised — Gets Roasted Instantly

One-post wonder advertises a legit VAC-secured server to a cheat forum... and immediately gets told it's about to get wrecked.

A brand-new member with a single post ever made ('1 Post Wonder') dropped an ad for a friend's 24/7 WC3/AMXX VAC-secured Counter-Strike 1.6 server, explicitly asking cheaters to stay away. Regulars quickly pointed out the irony of advertising a VAC-protected server on a hack community, joking about raiding/ruining it, with one member lamenting it wasn't a Source server so he could 'shaft' it after class. Classic low-stakes server-ad thread that turned into some good-natured ragging typical of the board's culture.

NOW LETS RAGE THIS CUNT! Seriously, telling a hack community about a legit server? Bad idea. Joo gonna get raped.— AcidViper

If it was source I would rape this server so hard!— banak

Shit, pity its 1.6 not source or i would shaft this server when i get home from college at 2 oclock.— McLovin!

[VAC2PROOF] morihaeq b14

A late-2007 cheat release thread that's basically a time capsule of the CS 1.6 VAC2 arms race — feature list, credits, virus scan and all.

This thread is a release post for 'morihaeq b14', a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat (aimbot/ESP/wallhack package) advertised as VAC2-proof, posted by user haha.1 with an included multi-scanner virus check to reassure downloaders it wasn't infected. The post lists feature options, a version history back to b09, and a long credits/greetz list of scene names. Replies are mostly short, low-effort bumps ('unhide', 'unban!!', single words) typical of hack-release boards where users just wanted access to the hidden download link, plus one repost/quote from another member. It's a fairly unremarkable but representative example of the cheat-sharing culture that defined Fkn0wned's Counter-Strike section.

Rippers have small egg's, LQL!— haha.1

unban!! ???????????— naibaf

Is there a such thing? (headshot circle-target question)

A newbie asks if there's a totally-not-aimbot way to get a target circle on enemy heads — chaos and helpful nerds ensue.

A fairly new member named Archies wonders aloud whether some kind of program exists that draws a targeting circle around an enemy's head to help land headshots, insisting it isn't wallhack or aimbot. A handful of regulars chime in with theories, pointing him toward the idea of a custom player skin with an exaggerated head hitbox and mentioning ESP as the general term for what he's describing, with some back-and-forth about using Steam's SDK/tools to edit models. It's a small, casual General subforum thread typical of the era — a curious newer user getting mentored (half-seriously) by more experienced posters.

Is there a progamme for it? If there is could you help me? Also i dont want a progamme that will get you banned.— Archies

just make the skins head a big box..— asshoel50

its called ESP— snuffz

"I work for steam" LOL

A guy claimed to be a Steam employee and threatened a ban countdown — nobody was scared.

A member recounts trying to phish/steal a Steam account and getting a defiant reply from the target, who claimed to work for Steam and threatened an imminent ban with a mock countdown. The original poster brushed it off as an empty threat. The thread got only a couple of short, low-effort replies, typical of the forum's casual General subforum banter.

You will be banned in 24 hours due to impersinating a Steam employee

You will be banned in 23 Hours 16 Minutes and 32 Seconds

Cool?— waLLa

SuperSimpleWallhack Release Sparks Credit Dispute

Guy posts a 'VAC proof' wallhack, gets called out for not asking permission — then accused of just re-hexing someone else's tool.

A member named Sekte posted a wallhack release for CS 1.6, but the download link was pulled almost immediately after being flagged as containing a virus. Other members quickly piled on, first questioning whether he'd gotten permission to release it per forum rules, then accusing him of rebranding a hack originally made by 'Prodigy' of Prolifik Gaming rather than crediting the real author. Sekte backpedaled, admitted he didn't know the release rules, and posted a screenshot as proof of the hack working. The thread captures a classic minor cheat-scene drama: reposting/rehosting other people's tools without credit and getting dragged for it.

asked permission to release it??? ... read the rules malware said always pm me before you release something— rnie

For your info SSW is made by Prodigy from Prolifik Gaming not Midas or whoever the fuck that is... nice hex job moron.— BLG

It's a public hack and u suck!— Sekte

Four Seasons Hack 0.4beta (VAC2 'proof') release thread

The classic 'unhide plz' cheat-release thread — dozens of one-post wonders begging for a download link, until someone flags it as detected.

A February 2008 release thread in the CS 1.6 General board announcing 'Four Seasons Hack 0.4beta,' a multi-feature cheat (aimbot, ESP, wallhack, speedhack, etc.) claimed to work across Counter-Strike 1.6, Condition Zero, Day of Defeat, and Half-Life. The reply chain is the typical era pattern: members demanding the hidden download be 'unhidden,' quick thanks-and-run posts from throwaway accounts, a handful of one-post-wonder registrations, and scattered feedback about compatibility (one user reporting it didn't work on Vista) before the tool was eventually reported as VAC-detected. It's a snapshot of the low-effort cheat-sharing culture that defined boards like this — heavy on hype, light on lasting value.

it's detected !!!— Shadowek

doesnt work for vista— Sasio

unhide and ill scan— KenKen

Which Hacks Are Vac2proof?

One CS 1.6 noob asks the eternal cheat-scene question: what won't get you VAC2 banned?

A November 2007 thread in the Counter-Strike 1.6 General board where a member named DudeNo asks the community which cheats were considered safe from VAC2 detection at the time. Several regulars chime in debating which tools were marked 'VAC2PROOF' in the site's database versus which were just rumored safe, with talk of Steam's frequent update cycle and how quickly cheats could go from undetected to banned. It ends, as these threads often did, with someone reporting they got banned anyway after trusting a supposedly safe cheat.

steam updates almost every other day and if a hack...— Chit

i got banned with headzots... DAM going to buy a...— jlaf1169

Biola has been working a charm Remember to alwa...— bobbafett07

Aimbot, Wallhack and norecoil? — CS 1.6 General

A Swedish newbie asks for the 'perfect' cheat combo, and gets a full lecture on the physics of no-recoil vs no-spread instead

A member from Sweden, self-described as new to hacking, asked for recommendations on aimbot, wallhack, and a 'perfect' norecoil for CS 1.6, confused about why his current tools worked inconsistently. Replies ranged from a quick, somewhat inaccurate explainer to a detailed, almost academic breakdown by veteran member DCLXVI on the technical and historical differences between no-recoil and no-spread cheats. Another poster dropped raw code snippets for wallhack, norecoil, and aimbot logic, treated half as a joke ('lolz!'). The thread is a fairly typical slice of the forum's cheat-support culture — casual, technically minded, with regulars happy to correct newbies at length.

Well hello mates of the hacking comunity. Im from sweden and my english will not be 100% accurate.— Lucke

Essentially the same thing, no-recoil and no-spread attempt to reduce the inaccuracy of weapons when firing.— DCLXVI

lolz!— h4xor_bob

VAC Banned Hack

A worried noob asks if switching Steam accounts will save him from a VAC ban — and ends the thread declaring his love for the site.

A brand-new member with only 5 posts admits several cheats he tried didn't work, but one finally did, and now he's nervous about VAC bans spreading to his other account. A couple of regulars, including longtime [FkN] Crew member Arcade, reassure him that switching accounts and deleting the cheat leaves him clean. The thread is short, low-drama, and ends on a wholesome note with the OP thanking the community.

I finally use Project Dionysus and it work greatly.— n00bish

No, there are no traces left by those hacks.— Arcade

I love you and this site.— n00bish

is there a way to upgrade to 1.6?

A newbie's innocent Steam question spirals into a shady cheat-site plug, a keylogger accusation, and a mod telling someone to 'go die'

A confused new Steam buyer named |-noodle-| asks whether he needs to 'upgrade' his Counter-Strike purchase to 1.6, not realizing 1.6 was simply the current version on Steam. Regulars clear up the confusion quickly, but the thread takes its usual Fkn0wned turn when a low-post-count user (sniper24) starts pushing a third-party cheat site and offers to email the file directly, prompting immediate suspicion of a keylogger/virus scam from other members. Forum vet 'The Moose' calls out the advertising outright and tells sniper24 to 'go die,' while sniper24 insists it was just a genuine suggestion, not a shill.

better yet, i'll send it to u. Give me ur e-mail address and i'll send u the file.— sniper24

are you gonna send some keyloger virus to him?— lragnarok11

Yay, advertising! No, seriously, go die.— The Moose

CS:S Skins for CS 1.6 Transformation Pack

A member drops a CS:S-to-1.6 skin pack, and the room immediately smells a rat: 'it's a .exe, someone could scan it?'

In this short General thread, member 1337jizz shares a downloadable pack (hosted on Rapidshare, with Photobucket screenshots) that ports Counter-Strike: Source models and guns into Counter-Strike 1.6. Fellow members souler and hunterbrute224 push back with skepticism about running an unknown .exe, worried about scans and VAC detection, while the OP insists it's just cosmetic skins and not a hack. The thread is a small, everyday snapshot of the era's file-sharing and trust culture around third-party mods and tools.

This is a really cool and safe program....— 1337jizz

i dont really trhust it , because it's a .exe , someone could scan it?— souler

I dont trust this either, if it is VAC detectable or something happens its risky....— hunterbrute224

Hacks for VAC

A newbie asks if any wallhack is truly VAC-safe — and already knows the answer from experience.

A brand-new member named korppen posts a broken-English question asking whether any cheats could be used on VAC-secured Counter-Strike 1.6 servers without triggering a ban. Regular haha.1 (a prolific '1000 Club' poster) plugs their own 'Super Simple Wall' cheat release and says to check the release section for VAC-ban status updates. Korppen then admits they'd already been VAC banned once before using that very hack. A third poster, aleksi8, drops a link to another wallhack/ESP tool. The thread is a small, quintessential slice of the site's cheat-support culture — earnest, low-stakes, and a little doomed from the start.

Can someone says are those hacks which can use in vac server and not come vac ban?— korppen

okey. last time i used super simple wallhack i get vac ban .. Hope not this time— korppen

SSW SUPER SIMPLE WALL V3.6 .. i will update the hacks.. see the release section and the LATEST posts by me to see if the hack is vac banned or not..— haha.1

hjlp! ayuda! help! - A Newbie's Multilingual Cry for Help

A confused newcomer begged for download instructions in Swedish, Spanish, and English — and got mildly roasted for it.

A brand-new member named chiliano007 posted a multilingual plea (Swedish, Spanish, English) asking where to click to download cheats, clearly lost in the forum's structure. Regular members quickly pointed him toward the cheat database and forums, while a couple of veterans poked fun at the redundant, confused nature of the post. It's a small, mundane slice of forum life — the classic 'newbie doesn't know how forums work' thread that every early-2000s community had.

vart trycker jag fr att ladda ner. adonde apreto para bajar una trampa were do i press to download cheats?— chiliano007

I lol'd. Was 2 topics needed... nope.— havok123

"VAC2 Proof" Private Multihack for CS 1.6 — the classic PM-me-for-the-link post

New guy shows up claiming a 'VAC2 proof' 1.6 hack, then gatekeeps the download behind a PM — staff immediately side-eyes it

A brand-new member (2 posts, joined the day of posting) announced their 'first beta' of a Counter-Strike 1.6 multihack, described as coded in Delphi with wallhack and aimbot features, claiming it was undetected by VAC2. Rather than posting a link, they asked people to PM them for it — a classic red-flag move on cheat forums of that era, often associated with scams, malware bundling, or self-promotion stunts. A staff member (Sonikk) replied immediately, though the response itself isn't preserved here. The thread is a small time-capsule of the mid-2000s CS 1.6 cheat-sharing culture on Fkn0wned.

Ok, this is my first 1.6 hack, its 100% Vac2 proof.— mewpor

Pm me,You'll get the link !— mewpor

[HOWTO] Make your own CS spray

The classic guide that taught a generation of CS 1.6 players how to slap their own logo on the wall.

A tutorial thread in the Counter-Strike 1.6 General section walking members through creating custom spray logos for the game, originally posted by 'rockforce' (credited in later replies but not shown on this page). This is the tail end of a two-page thread, showing latecomers thanking the OP and asking follow-up questions, including one about getting sprays working on non-Steam CS installs. A modest, low-drama slice of everyday forum life — the kind of practical, community-taught tech tip that made these old cheat/gaming forums useful beyond their reputation.

oh and yeah i have non-steam... how do ya make it work for non ?? plz thx alot— ACxDog

Thank you rockforce. Your our savore!— whee

Owned by Our Own Methods: The Great Link-Flood Thread

A single self-promo post that spiraled into a spam wall of the same link, posted a few hundred times over.

A member named swifys_nuts self-deprecatingly plugged a personal side-project website (a small computer-sales site) in the Counter-Strike 1.6 General board, joking about being broke and inexperienced. The post's link got copy-pasted an absurd number of times, effectively turning the thread into a wall of repeated URLs — a classic forum spam/flood post rather than any real discussion. Two unrelated stray links (unaffiliated with the OP's site) appear buried in the flood, suggesting possible tampering or a joke at the poster's expense. No real replies or discussion followed; it stands as a one-post curiosity rather than a proper thread.

Check out my newest shitty website where I try and sell computers.— swifys_nuts

Im poor, but I can find the best deals on the net.— swifys_nuts

How to Install Custom CS 1.6 Skins

A four-step guide to dropping fresh weapon skins into CS 1.6, straight from the Fkn0wned general board.

A quick tutorial thread from the Counter-Strike 1.6 General section explaining the basics of installing custom weapon skins by placing model files into the game's directory. Posted by longtime forum member DCLXVI, a self-described 'Forum Addict' with thousands of posts despite being tagged as banned in this archive snapshot. Typical of the era's cheat/mod scene forums, where simple customization guides sat alongside the site's cheat database and other tech content.

How to use custom CS 1.6 Skins— DCLXVI

LAN Aimbot - Special Script Options

A 121-post-deep thread on sneaking aimbots past your buddies at a LAN party finally sputters out with a 'lawl gg'

This is the tail end of a long-running Counter-Strike 1.6 thread on Gametration.com/Fkn0wned.com about building or configuring an aimbot with 'special script options' meant to stay hidden during LAN parties, where players are physically watched by others. By page 7 the thread has wound down to a trickle of late replies and a closing 'lawl gg' from a more established member. The vibe is classic mid-2000s cheat-scene forum: terse posts, low post counts from newcomers, and one recognizable veteran name capping it off.

lawl gg— AlbinoBoi

FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO CODE.... (deliberately broken cheat code dump)

A coder teased hitbox/boneaim/aimbot snippets, bragged about them, then dared anyone to ask for help fixing them — got closed as 'useless.'

In this Counter-Strike 1.6 General thread from December 2007, member h4xor_bob posted several chunks of C++ cheat-related code (hitbox detection, an aim offset calculation, and a boneaim/head-tracking function), explicitly stating the code was incomplete and that he wouldn't help anyone fix it. Other members quickly called out the pointlessness of posting broken, unusable code, and moderator mr.N0Nam3 closed the thread as 'useless' within about a week. It's a small snapshot of the site's cheat-development culture and the community's low tolerance for teaser posts with no real payoff.

have fun kiddies, dont rip too much. if you CANT fix these, DONT ASK I WILL NOT HELP YOU NOOBS! :]— h4xor_bob

Next time, post some useful stuff maybe?— banak

So tell me, why post if they need to be fixed?— mr.N0Nam3

Slow SpeedHack? - Fkn0wned.com

A CZ cheater wonders why everyone else's speedhack looks way faster than his

A newer member (Sefty320) posts in the CS 1.6 General board asking why other players' speedhacks seemed much faster than his own while cheating in Condition Zero, wondering if it came down to hardware, connection, or a 'better' hack. Replies are the usual mix of shrugs, half-guesses about CPU/internet speed, and a couple of members half-jokingly suggesting cranking up the speedhack multiplier for laughs. It ends with a veteran member (The Moose) mildly clowning on someone for a low-effort 'idk' reply, which is about as much drama as this thread musters.

your computer probably sucks.— jdonlin

Then don't reply.— The Moose

get cheat engine use that, see the speed hax part set it to like 100x wanna see lagg then ahaha =]— jcomp6

Can't Inject Dll, WTF?

A newbie's 'nK Hack' won't inject, and the regulars barely bother to help before roasting it as outdated.

A brand-new member, bukko008, posted a quick tech-support cry for help after his CS 1.6 cheat ('nK Hack') threw a 'Can't Inject DLL' error, asking for an alternative if nobody could fix it. Two more established members chimed in with terse troubleshooting (matching exe/dll names, checking .NET Framework version) while casually dismissing the cheat itself as outdated. A very small, everyday slice of the forum's Counter-Strike 1.6 support scene — low drama, just routine cheat-troubleshooting chatter typical of the era.

Can't Inject DLL. What the hell is this? If you can't help me u can post another hack for 1.6.— bukko008

make sure exe and dll names are the same. thats an outdated cheat anyway.— whee

Do you have the requried net framework? The one you should be using is 2.0. I have 3.0 so im good for a while— x3.

Private CS 1.6 Cheats For Sale — Shut Down Fast

A brand new noob tried to sell 'VAC2-proof' CS 1.6 cheats and got shut down before the thread even hit three replies.

A user with only 7 posts, __Drub__, posted a tiered price list for private Counter-Strike 1.6 cheats (aimbot/ESP/wallhack bundles claiming to be undetected by VAC2 and various league anti-cheats), listing contact info and PayPal as the payment method. One reply vouched for the seller, but a staff member, DCLXVI, shut it down almost immediately citing the site's rule against private cheat sales. The thread stands as a tiny, typical snapshot of the era's cheat-selling hustle culture and the moderation that policed it.

Option 1- vac2 proof wallhack/esp/smooth aimbot 20$— __Drub__

i recommend this guy very nice cheats -NOT A SCAMM...— n0n3

Sorry, Fkn0wned does not permit the sales of priva...— DCLXVI

need a hack (map hack request)

A one-post newbie asks for 'a hack' — and gets gently interrogated before the wallhack maps come out

A brand-new member with a single post to his name drops a vague plea for a 'map hack' with zero specifics, prompting the regulars to ask what he actually means. The thread is a small, low-stakes snapshot of the CS 1.6 General board's daily grind — vague noob requests, regulars trying to pin down terminology (radar vs material hack), and someone eventually pointing toward wallhack map files and an external download link. Nothing dramatic, just a classic 'need a hack' thread typical of the era.

I need a map hack and i cant find one— jasonuppal

radarhack? materialhack? explain— rnie

like these? wh_dust2 wh_train wh_dust wh_inferno— AveLoN

Newbie asks for a 'clean' CS 1.6 hack, gets buried in aimbot/wallhack suggestions anyway

A newbie asks for a 'clean' CS 1.6 hack and gets buried in an avalanche of aimbot/wallhack features anyway.

A first-time poster, sirlorrie, asked in the CS 1.6 General subforum for a link to a cheat, specifically saying they didn't want aimbot or wallhack features, just 'the game.' A few regulars chimed in with brand-name cheat suggestions and a giant feature list, ignoring the original request's specifics. The thread trails off into short one-word replies and inside-joke laughter before going quiet, a pretty typical low-stakes cheat-request thread from the site's 2008 era.

PS: I dont want additional cheats like aimbot or wallhack, just the game— sirlorrie

Yeah I'm trying to find a good undetected hack, even if I have to pay for it.. -.-— evenson

i use project mayhem and its headshot headshot =]— sickness19

Pvt hacks? CZ

A member offers a $50 Best Buy gift card for CS:CZ private cheats — and the thread turns into a SourceIndustries.Net ad break

A low-post-count member asks for private Counter-Strike: Condition Zero cheats, referencing the older 'b2k5' and 'univ' private cheat scene that had dried up after a Steam update, and offers cash or a $50 Best Buy gift card. Replies drift into nostalgia about SourceIndustries.Net's customer service (shoutout to a seller rep named Tux) and a debate over whether the site even carried CS 1.6 cheats. Regular members like HaSh and mr.N0Nam3 close it out with a shrug: CS 1.6 cheats worked fine for CZ anyway. A pretty ordinary, small-time request thread typical of the era's private cheat hunting culture.

i m willing to pay $$ or $50 gift card of BESTBUY =D— Nomi

Tux was always there to help and the service was top knock— havok123

u can use any 1.6 hack for cz— mr.N0Nam3

Config With Hax, Please

A brand-new noob asks for a config with 'binds, rates, hax, and tweak' — gets roasted in four replies flat.

A freshly-registered member (10 posts) opens with a classic newbie request: a ready-made CS 1.6 config bundling binds, rates, and 'hax'. Two regulars, artemis and The Moose, immediately clown on the request, pointing out that mixing 'config' with 'hax' doesn't really make sense and redirecting him to the scripting section. It's a short, forgettable thread but a perfect little time capsule of the eternal noob-vs-veteran dynamic that defined forum culture like this.

lol, look at the scripting section, kthxbai— artemis

Wow.. A config with hax.. Please!— The Moose

i need any config of cs 1.6 with, binds, rates, hax. And tweak.— ff2

Any Program Can Unban Myself?

A noob asks if there's a magic unban button — the forum's answer is basically 'lol no, go beg the admin.'

A member calling himself 'kenshio' asks if some program exists to remove a server ban he'd gotten. Regulars quickly shoot the idea down, explaining there's no such tool and the realistic options are asking the admin nicely or, half-jokingly, breaking into the server's backend. The thread has that classic small-forum energy: a dumb-but-common question, a couple of old hands ribbing the OP, and a quick close-out once he says he 'knows what to do.'

No, there is no such thing as a unban program or anything like that. If you got banned on a server, ask the admin to unban you.— banak

lmfao.. kinda stupid question to ask.. u need a l33t haxor to do that..— haha.1

ok i know wat to do . =) thk for reply— kenshio

Search: 'Aequitas Proof Hack'

A newbie asks for a mystery cheat by name — and gets shut down for sneaking in a site plug instead

A four-post thread from December 2007 in the Counter-Strike 1.6 General board, where a new member (11 posts) asks if anyone knows where to find something called an 'aequitas proof hack' for CS 1.6 or CSS. Another member speculates it might just be a wallhack, while a regular with 1,756 posts brushes off the question, tells the OP to go buy from a 'vip site,' and teases that his own forum signature 'may have something of interest very soon' — which promptly gets called out by another poster as a thinly veiled advertisement. A small, quick, very of-its-era exchange typical of the scene's constant cheat-hunting and rule-skirting.

Someone knows where i get a aequitas proof hack for css or cs 1.6 ? haha.— Andieier

no, go buy one from a vip site. ps. the first sig in my signature, may have somthing of interest very soon haha.— ballistic

did u just advertise a site? -.-— practise makes perfect

Does This... VAC-Ban Everything? (CoryZ's Anxious Hack Questions)

New guy wants to hack for 'one nite' without VAC nuking his whole Steam account collection — chaos and eye-rolling ensue.

A low-post-count member named CoryZ posts a rambling, typo-riddled question asking whether a site allows downloading CS 1.6 hacks with real-time VAC-detection status, and whether using an 'undetected' hack on one account could get his other accounts banned too. A Co-Manager (DCLXVI) warns against advertising and gives a terse one-line answer to just use the latest undetected hack. CoryZ keeps double- and triple-posting the same nervous question without much clarity, prompting an exasperated 'Man, wtf... Just wtf..' from veteran member The Moose, and another user just links him to an existing forum thread instead of re-explaining. Classic small-board vibe: newbie paranoia about VAC bans meeting jaded regulars who've heard it all before.

all i wanna do is hack in a vac server for one nite without getting all my accounts vacced, yes im a nooby a haxin— CoryZ

Man, wtf... Just wtf..— The Moose

Don't advertise. Use the latest hack there is and make sure its undetected.— DCLXVI

fatsanta's Vent Server Deal Falls Apart Over Cross-Posting Complaints

16-year-old "Santa" offers free CS servers to whoever foots his Ventrilo bill — forum immediately roasts him for posting it three times

A member going by fatsanta pitches a deal: he'll host game servers off his own dedicated box for a clan if someone else pays for and hands over a Ventrilo voice server. The offer gets picked apart over cost (a poster points out cheap 10-slot Vent hosting exists), slot limits without a license, and whether his dedicated box could just run Vent itself. The thread's real drama is procedural: staff and regulars call him out for cross-posting the same pitch in multiple sections, and fatsanta gets defensive and snippy in response.

Do not make duplicate threads on everything.— DCLXVI

i only made 3 threads not like i went on a spamming spree but w/e i wont— fatsanta

Aren't you a fucking genius....— fatsanta

The Classic Newbie 'Where's the Download Button' Thread

A brand-new member just wants to know where the 'download' button is — chaos and helpful nonsense ensue

A new member named chiliano007 asks the age-old newbie question of how to actually download a cheat from the site, sparking a mix of genuine help and trolling. Regulars point him toward the cheat database and release threads, while one poster jokingly claims download links are 'hidden' behind a fake paywall or forced 'unhide' reply, a classic bit of forum ribbing aimed at newcomers. A supervisor eventually steps in with the real, straightforward answer about the database dropdown and download button.

whwre do i press if i want to download a cheat!?!?!??!— chiliano007

pay $10 a month to join the 1k club— bobbafett07

there is a Download now button there.— Sonikk

AS Crosshair Hack - Fkn0wned.Com

A guy called 'officerownage' dropped a scope-crosshair model for AWP/Scout, and a year's worth of noobs trickled in asking how to even install it.

A short, low-key thread in the CS 1.6 General section where user officerownage shared a download link for a crosshair model meant to help with AWP and Scout sniping. The replies trickle in over months rather than minutes, typical of the era's slower forum pace, with newer members asking basic install questions and one user noting a visual glitch (a black square around the crosshair). Nothing dramatic here, just a small piece of the site's cheat/mod-sharing culture and community help dynamic.

This is a model that gives you a crosshair for an AWP and Scout.— officerownage

whats with the black square around the crosshair?— sormor

how do i install this?— monkyking6

Make a Hack (Dec 2007)

A newbie asks 'how do I make a hack???' and gets the classic Fkn0wned reality check.

A brand-new member with three posts to his name asks the forum how to make a cheat, expecting an instant answer. Veterans respond with the usual mix of snark and genuine advice, pointing out that hack-making requires actually learning C++ first, with one staffer stepping in to shut down the flaming and recommend a real programming book and tutorial link. The thread drifts into some low-key ribbing between regulars and a banned member closing it out, capturing the everyday rhythm of the CS 1.6 General section.

if you dont have 1 year of c++, dont ask— blacknight00

Mate, first of all you can't just make a hack. You have to master the programming language of C++.— DCLXVI

unless you are really serious about it, its almost a guarantee you will fail miserably.— ballistic

[Request] Auto Knifer

A newbie begs for a knifebot and gets nothing but 'just search harder' for a week straight

A low-post-count member named bloo asks in the CS 1.6 General forum whether an 'auto knifer' (a bot that automatically stabs targets in knife range) exists, hoping to use it on knife servers. Several regulars respond with vague, unhelpful pointers to 'just download a hack' and 'read the thread descriptions' rather than naming anything specific, leading to a week of bumps and repeated pleading from bloo without a real answer. It's a small, mundane slice of the forum's day-to-day cheat-request culture — low stakes, a bit of gatekeeping/runaround, and a newbie visibly frustrated by the community's unwritten rules about not spelling things out directly.

Please tell me a working loader unlike apocalyptic hook.— bloo

just read the description of the hack— ofactor1

the nk hack has 1 i think— sponger909

Immunity Hack - Which Leagues Does It Bypass?

A confused newbie just wants to know if his cheat will get him banned from CAL — nobody's quite sure.

A short, low-key thread in the CS 1.6 General subforum where a member asks which anti-cheat systems (AEQUITAS, SSC, BAC) the 'Immunity' hack actually got past. A more experienced regular chimes in with a vague technical explanation involving ring0-level anti-cheat bypassing, while others drift off-topic asking basic support questions like what the 'PanicKey' does. It closes with the original poster circling back weeks later still wondering if it beats CAL league anti-cheat — a question that's never answered.

its screen ant-cheat-clients that Immunity bypass because the ring0.— p5y

it tells me to hit the PanicKey what is this please— deano20010

does this bypass cal??!?!?!— xsxux

Cracked CS 1.6 Looking for Working Cheats

A brand-new noob with a pirated copy of CS 1.6 just wants an aimbot that actually works — cue the PM requests.

A short, low-stakes thread from December 2007 in the CS 1.6 General subforum, where a new member ('Willhelm') asks for cheats compatible with a cracked copy of the game. Another member suggests 'SSW' works, and once Willhelm claims to have found a working aimbot, he's reminded he can't post it publicly per forum rules — leading a couple of other members to slide into PMs asking to be sent it privately. Pretty mundane by forum standards, but a nice little time capsule of the era's casual attitude toward piracy and cheat-sharing norms.

I have a cracked cs 1.6, but the most "cheats" dont work do you know of any that work whit cracked 1.6? x3.— Willhelm

Found one, but i cant post it (rules)— Willhelm

pm me then please— rogersyahooman

CSDos - "PLZ ANSWER!!"

A noob begs for a mysterious tool called CSDos, gets mildly clowned before someone finally drops the link.

A newer member named own3d92 posted a short, urgent request asking where to find something called 'CSDos' for Counter-Strike 1.6. A few regulars poked fun at the confusing phrasing and the double-quote mixup, with some good-natured back-and-forth about what he actually meant. The thread wraps up with another member pointing him toward Google and finally supplying a direct link to the file he was after.

Did someone maybe knows where to get CSDos?— own3d92

I do not think there is a such thing as a CS-DOS— prefeK

If you searched google you would have found it.— Arcade

Complexity Holiday Contest Vote Thread

A member asks for votes for his CS team buddy in a 'complexity' holiday contest — and gets called out for advertising

In late December 2007, a member named ForceWithin posted a link asking fellow forum-goers to vote for his friend 'scruff' in a holiday contest hosted on an external CGS site. A few members voted and showed support, but another member flagged it as advertising, sparking a brief back-and-forth about whether asking for votes for a friend counted as spam. A former admin (ForceWithin) pushed back on the advertising accusation, and the thread fizzled out with one member calling the whole exchange pointless.

No advertising.— TeKn1qu3z

Who gives a shit. it's not another hacking site, and honestly its not adsvertising, hes asking some people to vote for his freind.— ballistic

I used to be an admin here, I think I know what advertising is...— ForceWithin

Anyone got a cheat to beat sXe 4.3?

One-line question, one-line answer: the whole sXe-dodging saga in a nutshell.

A brand-new member asks if there's any cheat capable of getting past or replacing the sXe 4.3 anti-cheat used in Counter-Strike 1.6. A 'Cheat Support' staffer replies pointing to a third-party tool ('sxe disabled') and its maker's homepage. It's a quick, low-drama Q&A typical of the era's cat-and-mouse between CS 1.6 anti-cheat devs and the cheat-scene crowd.

there a cheat that can replace or hack sXe 4.3 anti-cheat?— paxiulis

yes sxe disabled 3 by organner.— Cheat Support

Sourceindustries

A newbie asks if a paid cheat seller is 'completely safe' — the eternal forum question.

A short thread from September 2007 in the CS 1.6 General subforum where a member ('Legit_Hacks') asks whether SourceIndustries.Net, a paid hack seller advertised on the site, is safe and VAC-proof, and how its membership/payment model works. Another member briefly confirms hacks are bundled with membership before the thread trails off with a reply from old-guard staffer c0ke. A small, mundane exchange typical of the era's cheat-seller trust discussions.

Would i be able to get confirmation that sourceindustries its completly safe for a VAC proof hack???— Legit_Hacks

hacks come with your membership— Enigma

Rival Hacking Site Ad Shut Down in Under an Hour

A member tried to plug a rival hacking site — and got shut down in under an hour.

A short-lived thread in the Counter-Strike 1.6 General section where user Furyx advertised an outside 'hacking community' for people to check out and register at. Staff member HaSh moderated in quickly, and the thread was closed by DCLXVI the same day, citing the rule against advertising other hack sites. A minor, routine moderation moment typical of the tight competition and rivalry between cheat-scene forums of the era.

A Hacking Community , come check and register at their site— Furyx

Pointless thread starter— HaSh

Recommend Me Please (Wallhack + ESP Request)

New member loltou just wants walls and ESP that actually work — staff steps in to help

A brand-new member (loltou, 7 posts) posted in the Counter-Strike 1.6 General board asking for a working combination of Name/Weapon ESP and a wallhack for 1.6/HL1, noting that Project VDC's menu was broken and only showed aimbot options. Staff member Arcade replied suggesting simple wallhack releases that typically bundled ESP. loltou pushed back, noting the specific 'Super Simple Wall v2.6' release lacked ESP, and the thread trails off with Arcade about to respond again. A pretty ordinary, low-drama help request typical of the era's cheat-sharing culture.

It doesn't matter detected or not, this is a unsecure server— loltou

I'd suggest the simple wall hacks, I believe most of those releases have walls and esp.— Arcade