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Soldier of Fortune: Payback scene release post
A scene-release ASCII banner drops Soldier of Fortune: Payback into the Games subforum — replies range from 'TY' to 'Omg?'
A member posted a warez-scene style release announcement (complete with ASCII art NFO banner) for the shooter 'Soldier of Fortune: Payback', crediting a release group and giving basic install steps. The thread got a handful of low-effort replies, including an accidental double-post and a staff member dropping by. It's a typical Red Light District > Games post from the file-sharing side of the forum's culture rather than a discussion thread.
TY.— [LiP]STicK.
Fuck, sry for the double posting.— [LiP]STicK.
Omg?— Killz0rzz
Medal Of Honor: Allied Assault FTP Share Thread
Old-school MOHAA on tap, no waiting times — just a quick 'ty' and a 'thanks' from the regulars.
A short thread in the Red Light District > Games subforum where user Guru posted up a Medal of Honor: Allied Assault download hosted on an FTP server, advertising no wait times. A handful of members dropped by across a few days just to say thanks, including a couple of accounts that were later banned. Pretty typical low-key file-share thread from the era, more functional than dramatic.
on FTP server, no waiting times— Guru
ty— Visual0n!
thanks— Anthrax818
Need for Speed: Carbon Rapidshare Thread
Three pages of 'ty' and 'gj' for a 2008 Rapidshare drop of NFS: Carbon
A tail-end of a warez-sharing thread in the Red Light District > Games section, where someone had posted a full PC copy of Need for Speed: Carbon via Rapidshare. By this point (pages 2-3) the actual content is long gone — it's just a string of members dropping quick one-word thank-yous and small talk, including a question about who else had Rapidshare accounts. Typical late-2000s forum warez thread energy: low effort replies just to bump post counts and show appreciation for the upload.
do many of you guys have RS accounts?— MonkeyPoo
why thank you— FreeRRsStB
ty— Wildchild
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08 game share thread
A supervisor drops a golf game rip in the Red Light District — cue the 'gg thanks' train.
A staff member (Sonikk) posted a file-share thread for the video game 'Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08' in the Games section of the Red Light District subforum, complete with screenshots and a download link gated behind a password. The thread drew the typical low-effort reply pattern of the era — quick thanks, 'gg', and one member asking for more preview shots before committing. Nothing dramatic happened; it's a snapshot of routine warez/game-sharing culture on the board.
bonus!!! thanks sonikk— Jack Bauer
gg kthxbye— [LiP]STicK.
Show me this dude— blackxthink
Test Drive 5 - Rapidshare Share Thread
One image post, four "thx" replies, and a dead Rapidshare link — peak 2007 warez thread energy.
A brief thread in the Red Light District > Games subforum where user asshoel50 posted a share for the racing game Test Drive 5, apparently via Rapidshare, accompanied by a promo image. The thread got a small trickle of replies over the following weeks from members thanking the poster or asking for the download link to be unhidden, typical of the low-effort file-sharing posts that filled this section. Nothing dramatic here — just a quiet, forgettable corner of the archive showing the mundane day-to-day of a cheat/warez forum's game-sharing culture.
unhide pl0x— truce07
ty— olie22
thxs— djb
Flight Simulator 2004
A random game-share thread in the Red Light District's Games subforum — mostly just folks saying thanks.
A member named pyeman posted what appears to have been a Flight Simulator 2004 game download/share in the off-topic 'Games' section of the Red Light District. The thread mostly consists of other members dropping by over the following weeks to say thanks or make brief small talk, typical of casual file-share threads on the forum. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a low-key, forgettable thread bumped along by short 'thx' replies. [FkN] Crew member HaSh closes it out by jokingly calling it a 'pointless thread starter,' a nod to how mundane the topic was.
Thx for da game!— warrockk1ngs
Pointless thread starter— HaSh
Time Shift + 5 other Games (Megaupload pack)
A staff member drops a six-game Megaupload bundle — Timeshift, Jaws Unleashed, and more — for a couple lines of +Rep gratitude.
A quick post from staff member Industry (self-titled 'Comedian of 2007') sharing a bundle of six games including AirStrike II, D.N.A., Jaws Unleashed, Urban Chaos, Resident Evil 2, Brain Trainer, and Timeshift via Megaupload, with a request for +Rep. One member, ruben420, replies with a brief thanks. A typical low-key file-sharing post in the Games sub-board of the Red Light District section, capturing the era's casual game-swapping culture.
+Rep if you like or download— Industry
alrite ty— ruben420
Just Cause (FTP Links, No Waiting Times) Thread
A 2007 file-share thread for the game Just Cause turns into a two-year string of 'ty' posts and dead links
This was a Red Light District > Games thread where the OP, Guru, shared FTP download links for the game Just Cause, pitched as avoiding the download-timer waits typical of file hosts back then. The bulk of the visible content is just a long tail of members bumping the thread with quick thanks and the occasional bug report about the installer not launching. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a fairly typical low-effort 'thanks for the share' thread that stayed alive for months purely on gratitude replies.
nice ty dude— glomp
Yeah, fucking annoying... -.-— Killz0rzz
The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth 2 (RS.com links)
HaSh drops a Witch-King expansion download in the Red Light District warez pile — three regulars quietly bump it over the following months.
A short, low-key thread in the Games sub-board of Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District' section, where user HaSh posted RapidShare links and release notes for the RTS expansion 'The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth II - The Witch King'. It's a typical file-sharing post of the era, complete with scene-release NFO flavor text about the game's plot and specs. A handful of members (Spazhawk, roadkiller, Paws) trickled in over the following months just to bump the thread or say thanks, which was standard etiquette for keeping download links alive on these boards.
Command the Rise of Evil in Middle-earth!— HaSh
cool— Paws
Warhammer: Dawn of War RapidShare/Megashares thread (thanks replies)
A second page of 'thanks bro' replies to an old Dawn of War download-sharing thread in the Red Light District Games board.
This is the tail end (page 2) of a thread in the 'Red Light District > Games' section where a member had shared Warhammer: Dawn of War plus an expansion via RapidShare and Megashares mirror links. The remaining posts are mostly short gratitude replies from various members spanning August 2007 through January 2008, with little discussion beyond thanks. One member jokingly notes he owns the game legitimately but lost his key, a small glimpse of the casual file-sharing culture typical of the era.
thank you (i have the game but lost my book and key lol)— hidendra
i found friends!— toby.
Rainbow Six Vegas (ONE LINK!) — page 2
A single Megashares link to Rainbow Six Vegas kept the thank-you train running for months.
This is the tail end of a game-sharing thread in the 'Games' subforum under Red Light District, where an original poster shared a one-link Megashares download for Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas. The bulk of this page is just a long string of members replying with quick 'thanks,' 'unhide,' and one-word bumps to unlock or acknowledge the hidden download content, a very typical pattern for the file-sharing threads of this era. Nothing dramatic happens — it's a low-key utility thread that stayed alive for weeks purely on drive-by gratitude posts.
Buttsecks for you later.— AnthraX
unhide— chargedwarrior
Stranglehold (Multi) + Crack
A cracked copy of John Woo's Stranglehold, some broken links, and a German language tweak — 2007 warez culture in a nutshell.
A short thread in the Red Light District's Games subforum where member flatschGER shared a download and crack for the multiplayer shooter Stranglehold, including a tip for switching the game's language to German. A link broke and got re-uploaded, and the rest of the thread is mostly quick one-word thanks and reactions from other members. Nothing dramatic — just a routine warez-sharing post typical of the board's Red Light District section.
this game owns face— Fenix1337
second link is broke, i think— Deejay3d
Postal 2! (Game Share Thread)
A torrent-hunter finally finds a seeded copy of Postal 2 after searching forever — page 3 of the thanks parade.
This was a game-sharing thread in the 'Red Light District > Games' section where a member posted a working copy of Postal 2 for others to grab. By this third page it's mostly a long string of members dropping in to say thanks, confirm it worked, or add their Xfire handle. A couple of banned or borderline members (like onepop, tagged 'Got Steam Acc's Up The Wazoo') pop in griping about multi-part downloads.
HAHHA YESSS!!! i could NEVER find a seeded torrent of this game ever since i heard of it i wanted to play it thanks so much, bro— SDJH2982
pls not be like 5 parts >.,<— onepop
Need For Speed: Most Wanted - Rapidshare Post
One line, one Rapidshare link, and a lone 'thank you' — a snapshot of the Red Light District's file-sharing days.
A short thread in the Games sub-board of Fkn0wned's Red Light District, where user -Shikari- posted a Rapidshare link for Need for Speed: Most Wanted along with a copied Wikipedia-style blurb about the game. It's a minimal, utilitarian post typical of the forum's warez-sharing culture, with only one reply thanking the poster. Nothing dramatic happened here — just a small, ordinary piece of the site's game-sharing archive.
Datz thank you!
[RS.com] Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 share thread
A banned member drops an RCT3 download link in the Red Light District — and someone immediately asks for the sequel's prequel.
A short, low-key thread in the Games sub-board of Fkn0wned's Red Light District section, where user fourtwenty posted a RapidShare link to Roller Coaster Tycoon 3. It got only a couple of replies, including Cookie1456 asking if RCT2 could be posted instead. Nothing dramatic here — just a small slice of the era's file-sharing culture, tucked away in a corner of the forum that wasn't about cheats or drama.
Could you post rct 2?— Cookie1456
LOTR: Battle for Middle Earth II share thread
A two-page LOTR game share thread, now just a trail of usernames and one lonely 'ty'
This was a thread in Fkn0wned's Red Light District > Games subforum, apparently for sharing or discussing 'The Battle for Middle Earth II' PC game. By the time this archived page was captured, the actual download/discussion content was gone, leaving only member profile stubs and a brief closing 'ty' (thanks) reply from a member wrapping up the second page of the topic. Little context survives beyond the fact it ran at least 22 posts deep across 2 pages.
ty— DarkHour
V-Rally 3 RapidShare Release Post
A single-post relic from the 'Red Light District' warez board: someone dumped V-Rally 3 across ten RapidShare links and called it a day.
This is a bare-bones warez-sharing thread in the Games subforum of Fkn0wned's Red Light District, where a member posted a promotional blurb for the racing game V-Rally 3 alongside a split RapidShare download and a password link. Typical of the genre and era, it's copy-pasted marketing text followed by file links, with no real discussion attached. It captures the casual file-sharing culture that ran alongside the site's more famous CS 1.6/CS:S cheat-scene activity.
V-Rally 3 moves away from the traditional mold of driving games, pushing the genre further and diversifying the experience greatly.— ArmedLlama
Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter Rapidshare Drop
A dusty Rapidshare drop for a 2007 tactical shooter, sitting untouched since dial-up-era forum drama.
A short thread in the Red Light District > Games subforum where regular Fluffman shared a Rapidshare link for Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter, explicitly noting there was no password. The follow-up post comes from VWA-Dynasty, a user later marked as Banned, though the surviving text doesn't preserve what they said. Typical of the era's file-sharing culture on Fkn0wned, where members casually passed around game downloads in dedicated game threads.
Rapidshare for people who hate it. THERE IS NO PASSWORD Enjoy— Fluffman
AoE2 ISO drop in the Red Light District
A lone AoE2 ISO drop in the Red Light District, guarded only by a list of Windows 95 system requirements.
A short-lived warez-style post in the Games subforum of Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District' section, offering an ISO of the classic RTS Age of Empires 2: Age of Kings. The post itself is barebones - a couple of cover art images and a copy-pasted minimum system spec list (Pentium 166MHz, Windows 95/98, 32MB RAM) straight off the original box. No replies or discussion followed, just a quiet relic of the forum's file-sharing culture sitting alongside the rest of its Red Light District game releases.
GTA San Andreas RapidShare Download Thread
Yet another 'compressed' GTA:SA rip thread, RapidShare links and all — peak 2007 warez-forum energy.
A single-post thread in the Red Light District's Games subforum where user HaSh shared a RapidShare link claiming to offer GTA: San Andreas as a 619MB download that extracted to a 4.65GB install. This was a common genre of post on file-sharing/cheat forums of the era, mixing pirated game distribution with the community's usual traffic in downloads and links. The post is brief and mostly promotional/link-based, typical of the low-effort file-share threads that filled the Red Light District section.
Warhammer: Mark of Chaos download share thread
A lone post plugging a mid-2000s RTS download in FkN's Red Light District
A single-post thread in the Red Light District > Games subforum from banned member YoshMitSu, sharing/referencing the 2006 RTS game Warhammer: Mark of Chaos via a MegaShare.com link. Typical of the era's file-sharing culture on gaming forums, with little discussion attached. The post itself is thin on content, mostly serving as a placeholder for a download link that's long dead.
Games Board (Password-Gated Section)
The one forum you could see but never quite get into — locked behind a password wall.
This page is the 'Games' category landing spot on Fkn0wned.com, a hub linking out to sub-boards for Counter-Strike 1.6, Counter-Strike: Source, Steam Related, and Other Games, alongside the site's cheat database for titles like Battlefield 2, Battlefield 2142, America's Army, and Maple Story. Rather than showing thread content, this particular capture just hit a password gate, a reminder that parts of the forum were kept semi-private even for browsing. It captures the site's structure more than any specific discussion: a classic mid-2000s/early-2010s cheat-scene forum organized around game-specific chat and downloads.
This forum is protected by a password! You must enter the correct forum password to gain access to this forum.
Games Section (Password-Protected Forum Gateway)
The 'Games' board that guests could see the name of but never get past the password gate.
This archived page is essentially the site's category directory showing the 'Games' forum section, covering areas like Counter-Strike 1.6, Counter-Strike: Source, Steam Related, and Other Games. Rather than actual thread content, what's preserved here is the navigation shell and a password-protection wall, meaning guests hit a locked door instead of discussion. It's a snapshot of the site's structure — Cheat Database categories for CS 1.6, CS:S, Battlefield 2/2142, America's Army, and Maple Story sit alongside the forum's broader categories including Off-Topic, Trading, GFX Basement, and the cheekily named Red Light District and Porn Paradise.
This forum is protected by a password!
Games (Password-Protected Forum Category)
The 'Games' board you could see but never open — locked behind a password wall.
This page is the archived landing view for Fkn0wned.com's 'Games' forum category, part of the wider Fkn0wned/thec0re cheat-scene site that also hosted a public cheat database for titles like Counter-Strike 1.6/Source, Battlefield 2/2142, America's Army, and Maple Story. Rather than showing thread content, the archive captured the site's password gate — this sub-forum required a separate forum password beyond normal registration, hinting at how the community tiered access to more sensitive discussion areas. No actual thread content or member posts are visible on this snapshot.
This forum is protected by a password! You must enter the correct forum password to gain access to this forum.
Games Section (Password Gate)
The Games forum was locked behind a password wall — did you ever get in?
This archived page is the landing view for Fkn0wned.com's 'Games' forum category, which sat alongside Counter-Strike 1.6/Source, Steam Related, Other Games, and other sections. Rather than showing thread content, the page displays the site's password-protected access screen, gatekeeping the forum from guests. It's a snapshot of the site's structure and the extra layer of exclusivity some sections had, more than any specific discussion.
Games Forum (Password Gate)
The Games section — locked tight behind a password screen, teasing everything from CS 1.6 cheats to Battlefield 2142.
This page is the category index for Fkn0wned.com's 'Games' area, listing the site's cheat database sections (Counter-Strike 1.6/Source, Battlefield 2 & 2142, America's Army, Maple Story, Steam) and forum subforums covering the same titles plus off-topic and trading boards. The actual forum content behind it was gated by a password prompt, typical of the site's semi-private cheat-scene access model. No discussion content is visible here — just the site's navigational skeleton and category structure.
Games Forum Index (Password Gated)
The 'Other Games' section — locked behind a password wall, forever
This is the index/landing page for the Games section of Fkn0wned.com, listing the site's forum categories (Site Related, Off-Topic, Counter-Strike 1.6/Source, Steam Related, Other Games, Trading, GFX, and more). The actual content behind this section was protected by a forum password, so archived crawlers only captured the gate itself rather than any threads. It's a snapshot of the site's structure and navigation more than any specific conversation.