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Favorite BF2 Loadouts... Until the Account Hijack

Just a bunch of dudes arguing over spec ops vs. sniper class and the best chopper to blow people up in — until someone's account got hijacked mid-thread.

A simple, low-stakes Battlefield 2 thread where members shared their favorite class, weapon, vehicle, and map/gameplan combos — lots of love for Special Ops with C4, the AK101, Cobra/Hunter choppers, and Karkand. What makes this snapshot notable is the archive capturing the same thread at different points in time: in one version Renegade.MB and -Still Life- appear as normal members, but a later crawl shows Renegade.MB's account banned and defaced with a taunting 'HACKED YOUR UNCHANGED PASSWORD' display name, and -Still Life- similarly banned and relabeled, showing signs of an account compromise or prank raid on the forum. Otherwise it's a pretty wholesome, typical 'favorites' check-in thread from the Other Games section.

Ragon Rally (Asian accent)— Renegade.MB

gameplan: kill anything that moves— pyeman

HACKED YOUR UNCHANGED PASSOWRD NEWB RENEGADE

Battlefield 2 DMA Hack v3 Release (PB Detected)

A Battlefield 2 cheat drops, gets PB-flagged, and the whole thread just shrugs and asks for the next version anyway.

This is a release thread in the Battlefield 2 subforum for a hack by 'Fearno1' offering commander/squad-leader manipulation, team swapping, no-fog, and later zoom/TV features, posted with a PunkBuster detection notice and a VirusTotal scan pasted in for legitimacy. Replies are the usual low-effort thanks-and-praise chorus typical of cheat-release threads, with a couple of members later pointing to newer V4 and V5 releases hosted off-site. Nothing dramatic happens beyond the routine cycle of a tool getting flagged and the community moving on to the next version — a good snapshot of the era's cat-and-mouse rhythm between anti-cheat and forum-hosted hacks.

good 2 see people posting undetected things— retarded_elephant69

V4 is released now , check his website.....— HS - ~StarScream~ - BLG

i cant use cause i dont have numberpad on my laptop *goes of to cry*— laptops

Monster Hack: PB-Detected BF2 Cheat Release

A PunkBuster-flagged BF2 cheat release, complete with a virus scan nobody quite trusted

A June 2007 release-board post in the Battlefield 2 section shared 'Monster Hack' by monster64, a nametags-and-no-fog cheat flagged as PunkBuster-detected right in the thread title. The post included a screenshot, keybind info, install steps, and a Jotti antivirus scan showing mostly clean results aside from one heuristic hit on a process patcher. Moderator DCLXVI posted it, and fellow staffer KZA (going by 'blaze.') replied shortly after — a routine slice of the site's hack-sharing culture, openly labeled as already caught by anti-cheat.

Only detected thing is a process patcher, so this is safe to use.— DCLXVI

Use at your own risk!— DCLXVI

any good? — the Battlefield 2 debate

A CS:S kid asks if BF2 is worth it, and gets a full breakdown of pros, noobs, and the hackers ruining it in between.

A newer member (Famousss) asks whether Battlefield 2 is worth getting into after a rough offline demo experience, sparking a laid-back back-and-forth about map size, vehicles, spawn points, and clan life. Regular BF:2 poster Peski-Ruski gives the most thoughtful takes, describing the game's community as split into 'pros, beginners and hackers' with no middle class left, while others chime in defending big maps, helicopters, and bush-camping snipers. Ends with a light jab accusing another member of glitching/hacking their way to easy heli kills — a running theme of the cheat-scene forum's culture even in a casual chat thread.

There are three major groups right now: pros, beginners and hackers. There's no middle class anymore, and it's hard to find good servers. Other then that, the game's a legend.— Peski-Ruski

Hahahahah Wolfer you gltich and hack lol.— Peski-Ruski

I find it GREAT how i can hide in a bush 200 meters away from the other team sniping them— retarded_elephant69

Removing Battlefield 2 Intro Videos

A quick fix for BF2's annoying startup videos turns into a two-page pile of 'ty' and 'unhide plz'

A simple 2007 tutorial by retarded_elephant69 explaining how to skip Battlefield 2's intro videos so players could jump straight to the login screen. The thread ran for two pages mostly full of short thank-you replies and a handful of members asking to have the hidden tutorial content unhidden. One reply (dakota) suggested using RAD Tools to swap in custom videos/music instead of just removing them outright, showing the classic low-effort-tutorial-plus-hype-replies pattern typical of the era's gaming tweak threads.

Today your going to learn how to get rid of thoes annoying videos that take up lots of time when all you want to do is just login and join a server!— retarded_elephant69

wow man, this is great tuts, esspecially that now i can put my fav song there.— laptops

Yeah this way is sooo much better just being able to go to the login screen straight away— retarded_elephant69

price of BF2?

A guy just wants to buy Battlefield 2 without touching eBay — chaos of opinions ensues

A member named Tobbo asks the Battlefield 2 subforum how to legitimately buy the game online without using eBay, hoping to just download it and buy a key. Replies range from suggesting the site's trade section, buying a physical copy at a local game store, checking Amazon prices, to a staff member simply asking why not just use eBay after all. A pretty mundane, low-drama thread typical of the era's casual game-purchasing advice.

i wana buy bf2 i have paypal but can i buy it online? and i dont mean the game from ebay... lol— Tobbo

go to your local games store and buy the game there dude other wise its going to be a pain in the arse getting no-cd cracks or images to work.— Uncensor3d

Why not get it off E-bay?— Peski-Ruski

Selling BF2 Account and CD Key!

One guy tried to offload his low-rank Battlefield 2 account for $30 — and got gently roasted for it.

A member named Datz posted in the Battlefield: 2 subforum offering to sell his BF2 and BF2: Special Forces account along with both CD keys, contact via Xfire or email. Staff member Peski-Ruski chimed in, poking fun at the low 'Gunnery Sergeant' rank before asking the price, which Datz set at $30 for the account and both keys. A small, low-key exchange typical of the trading threads that popped up in the Other Games section.

Gunnery Sergeant ROFL? How much you sellin' it for?— Peski-Ruski

30 bucks with both cd keys— Datz