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[Fkn0wned.net Exclusive] DayZ StandAlone Beta Download
40 pages of 'ty' for a DayZ SA beta 'leak' that definitely wasn't a real beta
PopTart posted a hyped 'exclusive leak' offering a DayZ Standalone Beta download, gated behind forced registration and a reply-to-unlock link setup, complete with mega.co.nz mirrors and a fake torrent/keyword-stuffed description. The thread exploded to 990 posts over 40 pages, mostly one-word 'ty'/'nice!'/'thanks' replies from members racking up post counts, a classic bait-thread pattern typical of the forum's download and hype culture. It's a good snapshot of Fkn0wned's community dynamics: reply-to-download bait, VIP/1K Club badges, and members grinding activity in a gaming discussion thread.
OMFG YESSSSSSSSSS— Skambo
WHAT THAAA FUCKING HEEEL!LLLL! THANK YOU!— RedAlba
it will be orignal?— BizT
CS:GO Server Crashing Exploit + More
A member reminisces about old CS:S crash exploits while pitching a new one for CS:GO, L4D, and TF2 servers.
In September 2013, member shnugwa posted about a server-crashing exploit he'd found affecting CS:GO, L4D, and L4D2, speculating it was a null pointer bug reminiscent of the classic CS:Source exploits. He linked a video demo and a separate thread advertising a 'server takedown' service covering CS:S, CS:GO, TF2, and GMOD, then asked if old-school exploiting culture still existed in CS:GO. The thread got a handful of replies over the following months from curious and amused members, with one asking in May 2014 whether the exploit had since been patched.
I miss that side of CS:S; it was a more enthralling one than the competitive scene that I wasted my time with.— shnugwa
that's pretty awesome! don't have the game but i'll tell my friends about it so they fuck shit up! xD— BlackToaster
anyone know if its patched?— z0mby
Scamming Request Gets Shut Down: Mods Draw Line Between Cracking and Scamming
User asks how to scam on Steam, gets roasted, mods slam the door shut.
A member named sarkiris opened a thread openly asking for a Steam scamming method, and was quickly mocked by regulars who dismissed scamming as beneath the site's cheat/crack culture. A brief back-and-forth touched on why Steam credential stealers were considered outdated due to email confirmation security, before one reply veered into RAT/keylogger territory. A moderator (Lawliet) shut the thread down almost immediately, framing it as the forum's stance that scamming wasn't welcome, distinct from cracking or spreading.
Scam is for fags, just saying. Buy a Steam Stealer.— Fuser
all steam stealers are patched because of email confirmation.— PretjeNL
Scammers suck, learn to crack/spread— Lawliet
League of Legends Summoner Tag List
Drop your summoner name here — the old fkn0wned crew's LoL friends list, four pages deep.
A long-running Gaming Discussion thread where members posted their League of Legends summoner names so others on the forum could add them and queue up together. It ran to at least four pages, suggesting it was a steady, low-drama community hangout thread rather than a hot debate. Mostly notable as a snapshot of the forum's gaming-community side outside of the cheat/hacking database sections.
Bad Rats 2?
One forum god, one YouTube link, zero replies — the loneliest Bad Rats thread in fkn0wned history.
A brief, single-post thread in Gaming Discussion where longtime member and moderator Electric 1994 dropped a YouTube link teasing or referencing 'Bad Rats 2', the (in)famously mocked cheap Steam game's supposed sequel. No one else weighed in — the post sits with zero replies, a small artifact of idle gaming chatter rather than any real discussion.
Gaming Discussion board (near-empty index)
The board that promised Battlefield 3 cheats 'coming soon'—forever.
This page is essentially a navigation shell for fkn0wned's Gaming section rather than an actual discussion thread — mostly menu links to the cheat/hacks database, forum categories, and various game-specific subforums (CS 1.6, Condition Zero, Source, Pro Mod, Black Ops, CoD4, MW2) with several titles like Battlefield 3, Minecraft, and Runescape still marked 'Coming soon!'. It captures the site's broader structure: General, Gaming Market, Security & Hacking, Art and Design, and the notorious 'Porn Paradise' and 'Red Light District (Warez)' sections sitting alongside the gaming ones. No real conversation or drama is present here, just the skeleton of how the forum organized its cheat-scene and general content.