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A Noob's First Look at Minecraft, December 2009

A forum noob spots Minecraft in December 2009 and immediately starts musing about hacking it

A brand-new member named Meuze posts about stumbling across a then-obscure block-building game called Minecraft, linking to minecraft.net and noting how little anti-cheat protection it seemed to have. He mentions tinkering with some hacks himself but doubts they'll amount to much, and throws out an open challenge to anyone else interested. The thread is a single lonely post with no replies, a tiny time capsule from when Minecraft was still a niche curiosity rather than a phenomenon.

A game with little anti-hack...— Meuze

I am sure it wont be hard for people to make hacks for this.— Meuze

Anyone up for the channlenge?— Meuze

All Hacking Definitions (MapleStory Glossary by SNK)

The MapleStory hacking scene's entire glossary, pinned by a legendary smod — vacs, bots, godmodes and bypasses all defined in one post.

A locked, stickied reference thread posted by longtime [FkN] Super Moderator SNK back in December 2009, laying out an exhaustive glossary of MapleStory-era hacking terminology. It catalogs named cheat engines, GameGuard bypasses, botting terms, vac types, godmode variants, movement hacks, CPU register flags, and common abbreviations used across the scene. This wasn't a discussion so much as a community dictionary — the kind of foundational post new members would get linked to constantly to understand the lingo flying around the rest of the board.

Godmode - You do not take damage— SNK

Vacuum - Sucks monsters to one spot— SNK

UCE - Undetectable Cheat Engine— SNK

[UNDETECTED] Exodus Gold (F.E.A.R Hack) by Botoxx

The 'leaked private hack' everyone begged for — and then the download link died before half the thread could grab it.

Botoxx, a well-known [3K] poster, dropped a public release of a F.E.A.R multiplayer cheat called Exodus Gold, claiming it rivaled the private hack he'd used in one of his own rage/highlight videos. The thread is classic era-appropriate cheat-scene theater: a wall of feature bullet points, a virus-scan link for legitimacy, a hidden download tag, and a stream of members thanking him, hyping the release, and troubleshooting the in-game menu controls. There's a small bit of lore in the replies — PaRaNoID confirms the tool was originally private before it leaked — and by a few days later the rapidshare link had already expired, a very typical fate for these threads.

this was originally a private hack but it was leaked so its pretty good— PaRaNoID

This hack fkn rapes! Love this thing!— Tr3Nx

Pshh rules are made for breaking xD— Gsvivivi

Keeping the Scammed WoW Toon: Making It 'Legit'

The follow-up to a World of Warcraft account-scamming guide, teaching how to launder a stolen character into a 'legit' one permanently.

Posted in the Other Games section under Fkn0wned's Gaming board, this thread is a sequel to an earlier account-theft guide, this time focused on making a scammed WoW character permanently untraceable by its original owner. The OP alice laid out an elaborate multi-step process involving new accounts, trial characters, server transfers, and getting the victim's original account banned so the theft could never be reported or reversed. The replies are almost entirely low-effort one-liners ('thanks', 'unhide', 'sweet', 'lol') from members hiding-tag-unlocking the post, showing how routine this kind of content was for the community rather than anything shocking.

Keeping a Scammed Toon... and making it LEGIT— alice

BAM. It is yours.— alice

show me that money!!— Hunter2301

RAGING IN BF2 IT'S BACK (PART 2)

A member drops his sequel BF2 rage video, gets accused of stealing it from myg0t, then gets called out by the site's own CEO for skipping the Fkn0wned credit.

milla62 posted the second installment of a Battlefield 2 'rage' montage video (with a link back to Part 1) in the Other Games section. A commenter claimed to have already seen the clip on the rival myg0t forums, sparking a brief defensive back-and-forth before the accuser backed down, blaming it on being drunk. The thread closes out with site founder/CEO TuxifieD half-jokingly demanding Fkn0wned get credit in the video, and milla62 agreeing to add it to future uploads.

ITTTTTS BACKKKKKKK— milla62

i saw this on the myg0t forums but its still a great rage.— zubetube

no credits to fkn0wned? WTF— TuxifieD

Need BF2 Volunteers for a Rage

A staff member infiltrated a 'fair play' BF2 clan, got them all hacking, then called in reinforcements to troll them.

Don Ruski, a staff member, posted asking for volunteers to raid a Battlefield 2 fun clan (a 75-member group called Dealers of Death) that he'd infiltrated and reportedly convinced to start hacking, after they prided themselves on playing fair. He shared the clan's server info and site as an open invitation for others to go mess with them. A couple of replies poke fun at the irony of Don Ruski's own signature, with light-hearted ribbing rather than any real drama.

So theres this one clan and they are really proud of playing fair, so I joined their clan and gained their trust and then hacked and then got 5 other members to hack too— Don Ruski

ok, so u dont hack in BF2 but ur signature says u do!— tracyfan_1

rofl i think u owned him :T— ballistic

TyalsHook - Call Of Duty 6 MultiHack Thread

A brand-new user drops a first-post 'undetected' COD6 hack — it turned out to be a virus, and the thread ended in a ban.

A user named esrfedt, posting for the first time, shared a supposed multihack for Call of Duty 6 (Modern Warfare 2) claiming aimbot, ESP, removals, and misc features. Veteran members were immediately suspicious of a first-post download from an unknown name, and their instincts proved right: another member reported it wrecked their computer with a persistent virus. A staff moderator (Kimmi) stepped in, confirmed the file was infected, stripped the links/attachment, banned the uploader, and locked the thread.

wouldnt trust this, its his first post and a random name. probably an istealer exe— Nickiller007

Don't Download this, gave me a fucked up virus and now even with it uninstalled still pops up when ever my computer turns on.— barkie2002

The file is infected. The links have been removed, the attachment has been removed and the user has been banned.— Kimmi

[Left 4 Dead] [Material] Hack

One 'material hack' upload turns into a warning about a rival tool that tried to jack accounts

A February 2009 thread in Fkn0wned's Other Games section where a member posted a Left 4 Dead 'material' cheat with a YouTube demo and VirusTotal scan link. A regular quickly warned that a similarly-named hack by another author was secretly malicious and stealing accounts, steering everyone toward an alternative build credited to SuperNovaAO/Vlees instead. The rest of the thread is a long tail of bumps, thanks, and 'unhide' requests stretching from February to April 2009, showing how these download threads stayed alive purely through gratitude replies and hidden-content unlocks. SuperNovaAO themselves showed up to ask for an alias to be removed from the post, a small but notable moment of a hack's actual author interacting directly with the community.

This guy made a hidden source mat hack that attempted to jack your account aswell... Here's one that as far as i know doesn't..— wh0r3

Looks clean, but when I start the program it requests internet access.— Subgraf

please remove my alternative nick (the second you posted). Thanks.— SuperNovaAO

[Teaser] FknOwned AAO Public

A 2007 teaser thread for FknOwned's 'all-around' cheat — mostly a chorus of members begging for the hidden video.

Coder 'ho0k-' (posting as .genuine/.element) drops a teaser announcement for the first public release of the FknOwned AAO multi-game cheat, promising over 20 functions and hinting at a beefier VIP version to come. The actual content (presumably a video) was hidden from view, so the thread quickly turns into page after page of members posting one-liners like 'unhide,' 'lets see,' and 'sweet' just to get access. It's a classic cheat-scene hype thread: low on substance in the archived text, high on community anticipation and the ritual of begging mods/OPs to unlock attachments.

This is the official teaser for the very first FknOwned.com AAO Public Release.— ho0k-

i dont cheat but i still want to see what kind of crazy shit you guys are making— Big Smoke

unhide kkthx— LordEthan2

Unban GUID / Hardware Ban and Global Ban Thread

Got hax, got banned? This 11-page thread was the community's DIY unban clinic.

Started by retarded_elephant69 in April 2007 after a fellow member got banned using a cheat he'd uploaded, this thread became a long-running self-help spot for members dealing with GUID, hardware, and global bans. Other regulars chimed in with quick jabs (like 'get a HW spoofer or a new key') and requests for laptop-specific advice, capturing the casual, half-guilty, half-helpful tone typical of the cheat scene at the time. It ran to 11 pages, suggesting steady demand from banned members looking for a way back in.

i felt kinda bad evn tho he didnt blame me— retarded_elephant69

lawl its called HW SPOOFER..or get a new key.— Visual0n!

Glider PRO Released! (Dual/SoloGlide Relogger)

A World of Warcraft botting tool release thread, complete with a guy bragging about his gold-farming empire.

This thread in the Other Games section announced a release of a WoW-related automation/relogger tool called 'Glider PRO' with added features. The visible tail end of the discussion has a banned member, RoflCake, boasting about years of botting multiple accounts to farm and sell in-game currency, claiming only one detection and two lost accounts despite a major Blizzard ban wave. It's a snapshot of the mid-2000s botting/gold-farming subculture that overlapped heavily with cheat forums like this one.

Blizzard suck. iv gotten 2 Characters to 70, like 5 or 6 to 60. Sold them all.— RoflCake

Gliding FTW— RoflCake

Common Hack Terms and Definitions

The MapleStory hacking scene's homemade glossary — vacs, godmodes, bypasses, and bot lingo all in one pinned post.

A locked, pinned reference thread in the Other Games section where user c0ke compiled a glossary of terms used around MapleStory hacking culture circa 2007: cheat engine names, memory/CE jargon, CPU register flags, GameGuard bypass terminology, botting vocabulary, and a long list of named 'vac' and godmode hack types. It reads like an internal dictionary for the era's cheat scene, crediting another member (Mahiney) for the original list that c0ke edited and expanded. The tone is dry and instructional rather than dramatic — it's essentially the forum's in-house textbook for newcomers trying to understand the slang thrown around in other threads.

Credits to Mahiney, I just Edited it and put some other stuff in— c0ke

UCE - Undetectable Cheat Engine

Undetected Combat Arms Public Hack Release

A coder drops his Combat Arms cheat on Fkn0wned almost as an afterthought — 'forgot to release it here'

In August 2008, member s0beit (credited alongside tim0n under the 'tgs' tag) cross-posted a public cheat for the free-to-play shooter Combat Arms, originally released on thisgamesux.net, to Fkn0wned's Other Games section. The post advertised the usual grab-bag of era-typical features (wallhacks, chams, movement exploits) and asked posters to keep discussion on-topic rather than trash the game. Replies were low-key and friendly — members thanking him for the release, one asking about anticompatibility with anti-cheat, giving a glimpse of the casual, help-each-other vibe of the forum's 'Other Games' crowd outside the usual CS:S/CS 1.6 focus.

i forgot to release it here, i haven't been here in a while and maybe some one will appreciate this here— s0beit

does combat arms have any sort of anti cheat?— thesource

sweet, thanks, was looking for some combat arms hacks a few weeks ago— thajuggalo

F.E.A.R hacks written by Botoxx

One guy shares a sketchy F.E.A.R cheat link, and half the thread just shows up to say 'unhide'

A member named Botoxx posted a link to a third-party site hosting F.E.A.R cheats, along with virus-scan links to reassure people the files weren't infected, in the 'Other Games' section of the PC Gaming board. The thread quickly devolved into the classic forum-era ritual of dozens of low-effort replies — 'ty', 'unhide', 'sweet thx' — from members hoping to unlock the hidden download link. It's a small, mundane but very characteristic snapshot of how cheat-sharing threads worked on fkn0wned: one poster with the goods, a swarm of members grinding out replies for access.

hahaha lets see how long i can burn the admin until he kicks me XD— jcomp6

Unhide Fear Haxzorz for free?!?!?— hEndr!x

think ima reinstall fear just to try these out thx— deboy

Get a BF2 Key (by veto)

One kid called EA Sweden pretending he'd lost his account — and walked away with six Battlefield 2 keys.

In this 2007 Other Games thread, user veto shared a social-engineering trick for getting free Battlefield 2 CD-keys by calling EA support and claiming to have lost account access, hidden behind a spoiler tag. The thread devolved into the classic forum ritual of members spamming 'unhide' to unlock the hidden content, with a few confirming it worked (or didn't), one member half-jokingly asking if it was even legal, and veto insisting EA was the one at fault for not verifying anything. Low-effort one-word replies dominate, typical of the era's cheat/exploit-sharing culture.

Of course it is :) It's not our fault they don't ask questions.— veto

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLL IT DOES WORK!!!!!!!!!!! THEY SEEMED KINDA SKETCHY WHEN I DID IT BUT IT DID WORK!!!!!!!— RuddifieD

Iam gonna sell these if they work!!! JK Not— hEndr!x

EVERYONE!! RAGE TIME!!! — the tHe. domain-info dump that went nowhere

A disgruntled ex-member tried to sic the forum on a rival crew with a WHOIS printout — and got roasted for it instead

User p0mp, a self-described former member of a group called 'tHe.', posted what he claimed was leaked info on their site as ammo for anyone wanting to 'rage' on them. The 'exclusive intel' turned out to just be public Domains by Proxy WHOIS privacy-protection contact info — no actual personal data on anyone. hEndr!x immediately called it out as useless, mockingly noting they'd need an actual IP to do anything with it, and the thread fizzles into a dud instead of the drama-fest it was pitched as.

they suck teh pen0r x10. they think they are hot shit.— p0mp

Oh wow we have a phone number, street adress and who the registered thier domain with ya this helps alot YOU FAIL /rage We need thier ip have a nice day— hEndr!x

Kartoffel Hack Insurgency 1.3 Release Thread

A cheat menu for Insurgency, a VAC-secure claim, and a hidemod still being 'fixed' — classic 2010 fkn0wned energy.

This is a release post by longtime member f0wh sharing 'Kartoffel Hack' version 1.3, a third-party tool for the game Insurgency, originally made by -tmh- with design help from abcdef and lakit. The post lists the tool's feature set and links to a download hosted off-site, framed as VAC-secure at the time. A couple of regulars, including staffer PopTart and veteran member marz, drop in with quick thanks and casual banter about a hide-related bug being worked on.

Haha thanks f0wh.. downloading this right now! Hide hack will be fixed soon, we just having some problems :)— PopTart

thanks i enjoy this mod, time to have some more fun :)— marz

The 'Zero Gear Demo' MW2 VAC-Bypass Tutorial

One guy's dodgy Zero Gear demo trick promised to get VAC-banned players back into MW2 lobbies.

A member named jab2000 posted a step-by-step tutorial claiming that launching Modern Warfare 2 through a free Steam demo (Zero Gear) could sidestep a VAC ban, complete with file swaps and a rehosted download link. It's a classic slice of the era's 'cheat scene' culture — VAC ban workaround threads sitting right alongside ads for undetected CS:S hacks from 'Project-Win.' The board sidebar shows just how sprawling fkn0wned was, ranging from GFX and warez to a whole 'Porn Paradise' section, typical of a mid-2000s/2010s all-purpose forum.

YES THIS DOSE WORK!— jab2000

NOTE: you only play with people that are using the same method— jab2000

"How Do You Steal WoW Accounts" Thread

A guy asks the forum how to steal World of Warcraft accounts — and gets roasted instead.

In this Other Games thread from February 2007, a member named LordEthan2 asked how to go about stealing a World of Warcraft account, reportedly to get back at some people. The responses that followed were dismissive rather than helpful, with early replies mocking WoW players rather than offering guidance. Typical of the Raging and Advertising subforum's tone, the thread reads more as a target for ridicule than a serious request.

wow is for suckers— conTagious

RuneScape Phisher by CandleJack

A 2009 thread where a member casually dropped a RuneScape phishing pack, 'ripped off some azn kid,' to a chorus of unbothered 'ty's

In this February 2009 thread in the Other Games section, user CandleJack posted a hidden download for a RuneScape phishing tool, openly admitting it was stolen from another user and explicitly disclaiming responsibility for its use. The replies are the classic low-effort thank-you chain typical of the forum's downloads culture — dozens of members hitting 'unhide,' saying thanks, or making passing jokes, with only a brief side conversation about the file possibly being corrupted. It's a snapshot of the era's casual attitude toward account theft tools being shared like any other file, wrapped in dark forum humor.

har har har its hidden biotch suck it I'm not responsible for wat you do with it and this is ripped off some azn kid its untouched btw— CandleJack

o yea treat her right or surprise buttsecks— CandleJack

Seems like it's corrupted/damaged— -Darkness-

Battlefield Heroes Aimbot/ESP Release Thread

kprof drops a Battlefield Heroes aimbot/ESP — cue the classic 'it won't inject' saga

A 2009 thread in the Other Games section where user kprof posted a cheat for Battlefield Heroes with an aimbot, ESP, and no-spread features. The rest of the thread is the usual troubleshooting shuffle — QuaXz (later BANNED) repeatedly failing to inject the DLL, kprof walking him through it, and streetmedic eventually chiming in with a fix involving missing runtime files. Later replies devolve into the era-typical low-effort 'unhide', 'reveal', 'ty' posts just to unlock the hidden download.

can't inject C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\41mb0t.dll into BFHeroes.exe— QuaXz

was 2 mins ago testing aimbot— kprof

Reveal yourself!— SneekerN

197-0 Crysis 'Rage' Called Out as Fake

One guy posts a flawless 197-0 Crysis scoreboard as proof of his 'custom hacks' — the mods weren't buying it.

Member Teamkillexpert posted a screenshot bragging about a lopsided 197-0 Crysis scoreline, claiming it was powered by his own 'custom hacks' that no other hack could counter. Forum regular The Moose immediately called it out as not being a real rage, and Teamkillexpert tried to defend himself by claiming the server had simply emptied out over time. A moderator swiftly closed the thread with a one-line verdict: not a rage. A pretty small, quintessentially early-cheat-forum spat over what even counts as bragging rights.

My custom hacks are so powerful that no hack but my own can break through this rage, it has perfect defense and firepower, ture super gay rage.— Teamkillexpert

This is not a rage, you totally fail, I am sorry to inform you about this.— The Moose

not a rage.— mr.N0Nam3

How to get BFH Aimbot to work

A hidden-content aimbot fix for Battlefield Heroes met by a chorus of "unhide" and one guy asking what game this even is.

A member posted a spoiler-tagged fix for getting an aimbot working in Battlefield Heroes, listing required files and hotkey configs behind a [hide_me] tag. The replies are almost entirely low-effort one-word posts ('unhide', 'lets see', 'wat') from members trying to unlock the hidden content, plus a bit of genuine confusion since BFH was still in beta at the time. It's a classic snapshot of forum-era cheat threads padded out by reply-farming to reveal hidden posts.

wtf u talking about battlefield heroes????? its still in beta— aimshot120

what game is this ?— joeym0nk

unhide— Koruptt

Battlefield Heroes Multicheat Release Thread

A 2009 Battlefield Heroes hack drops in, and half the replies are just people asking 'does this even work?'

A member named erkan123 posted a multicheat (aimbot, ESP/wallhack, chams, radar, killsounds) for the free-to-play shooter Battlefield Heroes back in May 2009, complete with an injector how-to. The thread quickly filled with the classic low-effort forum shuffle: unhide requests, one-word 'test'/'ty' posts, and repeated reports from VIP regular Raidmaxxx that the hack was broken against the current game update. A side discussion broke out over whether BF Heroes had even been officially released yet, since it was still in closed beta requiring a key.

Hack does not work with current update.— Raidmaxxx

how the fuck are we meant to download it i keep gettin redirected from one page to the previous one— aimshot120

is bf heroes al ready released?— hcduckiej

COD:MW2 Player Stats Hack (Rank/Prestige Editor Thread)

Fake your way to 3rd prestige in MW2 — then argue in the replies about whether VAC is watching you do it.

darkblood24 kicks off this Other Games thread by sharing a pair of tools used to manually edit a Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 player's local stats file — rank, prestige, unlocks, kill/death counts, XP, and more — so it looked like a legit high-rank account. The thread has the classic early-download-link mixup, a quick 'thanks, works well' confirmation, then splits into a slow-burn debate about detection: one member claims VAC was actively scanning stat structs and warned that obvious jumps (like insta-level-70) would get people banned, while others (reflexez, JuMx) just want a straight answer on ban risk that never really lands. There's also a bit of forum texture — a confused newbie asking if it works on Xbox 360 getting bluntly clowned by the OP, and a legit player who leveled properly ribbing the rank-hackers for skipping the actual game.

if you have played for like 1 hour and you are @ level 70 you will also get banned— cardoow

how retarded are you.— darkblood24

Play the fkin game man, its always more enjoyable to get to that ak before other noobs but not before u even started playn the game.— aimshot120

BF2 keygen written by laptops

A guy just wants to play Battlefield 2 online for free — nine pages later, still no working key.

A 2007 thread on Fkn0wned's Other Games board where member 'laptops' asks for a keygen to get valid online keys for Battlefield 2. Fellow members oblige with a rapidshare-hosted keygen, skepticism follows about whether generated keys actually work online (with one user, Malware, warning that generated keys likely end in a banned range), and the thread devolves into laptops impatiently waiting on a physical copy of the game from Amazon while others chime in with 'cool', 'ty', and 'doesnt work.' Classic low-stakes, slow-burn warez-scene thread — mundane but a nice time capsule of forum etiquette (rep points, [hide] tags, rapidshare links) from the era.

FUCKIN AMAZON ARE PISSING MEOFFFFFFF. WHERE IS MY FUCKING GAMEEEEEE— laptops

Well it came back clean on the scan so use at your own risK!— Malware

doesnt work— gstarbadboy

The FSM-5AT Pistol - Ultimate Weapon in Crysis

One guy's homemade 'ultimate weapon' hack for Crysis, showcased in a shaky 320x240 YouTube clip

Member Teamkillexpert posted a self-made pistol hack for Crysis, claiming it could kill tanks and turrets where other downloaded cheats failed, complete with a low-res YouTube demo video and a webshots screenshot. He bragged about using it to freeze enemy vehicles like planes and tanks mid-action for laughs. The lone reply from veteran member mystical1 shot the thread down flatly, pointing out it belonged in a rage/showcase context rather than being framed the way it was. It's a small, quirky snapshot of the era's homebrew cheat-showcasing culture in the Other Games subforum.

By now, this pistol i made is the most powerful weapon there is, in the world(of crysis hacking).— Teamkillexpert

Freezing planes in-flight and let the pilot smash to the ground is also very fun!— Teamkillexpert

Sorry but this is not a rage. All it is is you killing people even if it is you.— mystical1

Crossfire Aimbot Release

A member drops his homemade Crossfire aimbot, and the replies devolve into Rapidshare hate and 'how do I even use this thing' confusion.

In this 2009 Other Games thread, member Ment0r posts a self-made aimbot for the game Crossfire, complete with a demo video and a Rapidshare download link. The thread quickly turns into a low-key argument over Rapidshare vs Mediafire hosting, some casual thanks, and a string of confused newer members asking how to actually run the tool. One user even questions at the end whether the tool was really an aimbot at all, capping off the thread's shrug-worthy, half-broken-download vibe typical of the era.

A real Crossfire hack...— Ment0r

Mediafire will forever PWN Rapidshit. I don't see why people use that.— h4voCK

thats no aimbot??— davvethebest

Looking for a WoW rager/hacker

A 14-year-old bragged about a job to the wrong guy, and the internet's revenge squad assembled on a WoW account

A member calling himself 1337hax posted in Raging and Advertising > Other Games asking for help getting revenge on a teenage WoW player ('cowbearcat' on StormRage EU) who'd been bragging after a friend helped him land a job. A Supervisor, mr.N0Nam3, volunteered to take the account, while another member suggested keylogging to wipe the target's characters and items instead. The thread is a small snapshot of the forum's casual 'rage and advertising' culture, where petty personal grudges routinely spilled over into requests for account theft and harassment.

give me an account, and ill rape him, ill steal his acocunt an give it to you— mr.N0Nam3

Keylogg him and delete his characters and items.— lol

Nexon Auto-Login Tool

A 'login skipper' for Nexon games drops in — and gets called out as sketchy within a week

A member posted a small downloadable tool claiming to auto-login to Nexon-published games like Combat Arms, MapleStory, Sugar Rush, and Mabinogi, bypassing the login screen after entering credentials. A skeptical reply pointed out inconsistencies between the filename linked in the VirusTotal scan and the actual file on MediaFire, plus odd technical details about the executable, casting doubt on its legitimacy. The thread is short but a good snapshot of the era's casual trade in sketchy 'tools' and the community's own built-in skepticism toward them.

Really, you're dumb man. The link of virustotal u gave us, the file is called Nexon_Login.exe While the file on mediafire is called Nexon-Login.exe— jorniman

USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!— jorniman

Rickrolled on WC3

One member got rickrolled inside a Warcraft 3 custom map — and everyone else just wanted the download link.

A short, lighthearted thread where a member named OmfgzATree shares that they got rickrolled while trying to load what was supposed to be a vampirism-style Warcraft 3 custom map. Instead of drama, the replies are all good-natured laughs and requests for the map itself, with a late 2009 straggler chiming in that the same thing happened to them. A small, fun snapshot of the site's Other Games subforum and its casual, joke-around tone.

GOT RICKROLLED— OmfgzATree

Lol getting rickrolled in WC3, congrats. I want that map lol.— the unnamed majesty.

IVE HAD THE SAME THING HAPPEN TO ME i have that map— tdx622

Battlefield 2 Keygen Thread (with Trojan Warning)

A 2009 BF2 keygen drop that turned into a trojan-warning debate mid-thread

In July 2009, member officerownage posted a hidden download link claiming to be a working Battlefield 2 keygen, with a tip about swapping keys if banned from a server. The thread quickly filled with the classic 'unhide'/'thanks' one-liners typical of download threads, but a few members pushed back — one user (eiskaffe) claimed to have sandboxed the file and called it a trojan, sparking mild skepticism and jokes rather than real outrage. The vibe is low-stakes and casual, padded out over weeks by regulars just farming the unlock, with some banter (including a running joke from Numi and the unnamed member) thrown in.

Ok i checked in sandboxie its 100% trojan or jsut bunch of shit lol just look at the discription!!!— eiskaffe

If this works ill sex you!— Numi

PS: Numi, I think it will work well *cough*.— the unnamed

Insurgency WallHack Thread

A guy shares a shady Insurgency wallhack, admits the recording sucked, and someone still says thanks a month later

In this 2009 'Other Games' thread, member wannabe12 posted a supposed VAC-proof wallhack for the game Insurgency, complete with a hidden download link and a low-quality demo video. The thread is short and casual, with a couple of members struggling to access the hidden link, some ribbing about the poor video quality, and wannabe12 admitting the hack itself 'sucked balls' but was posted anyway because it was free and cracked. It's a small, forgettable slice of the era's cheat-sharing culture and the community's easygoing back-and-forth banter.

Dude you loved a hack ewww.. lol jokes.— zeksta

Ye i just found it on fkn0wned and it was cracked so i was like why not, But man did it suck balls.— wannabe12

lolololololololololololol— ThousandPines

fkn rage #2: DoD:S teamkill-blocking clip

One member's Day of Defeat: Source teamkill-blocking clip had the whole thread laughing.

A short, lighthearted rage thread in the Other Games raging subforum where member mermaid00 posted a YouTube clip showing themselves 'blocking' a teamkiller in Day of Defeat: Source, played for laughs rather than genuine anger. A couple of members replied with amusement, one specifically praising the comic timing of walking away and then swooping back to block once noticed. mermaid00 promised more clips to come, capping off a tiny, good-natured exchange typical of the board's casual troll/rage culture.

hope u like it— mermaid00

nice, i love how you walked back, then when they noticed you went back to blocking it, i almost fell outta my chair laughing.. lmao— pherball

lol thnx guys and yes more to come— mermaid00

KZH (Kreedz Hack) / HNS Cheat Request

One-post newbie asks for a 'still working' CS 1.6 cheat and gets clowned into the wrong forum entirely.

A brand-new member named kavika opened this thread asking if anyone would share an updated, still-not-VAC-detected version of a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat after a previous thread on the topic had been closed by admins. Regulars f0wh and h4voCK immediately shut it down, calling it 'leeching' and posting in the wrong section, while admin ap3x clarified that 'Kreedz' actually referred to the HL2 bunny-hop mod and moved the thread out of Counter-Strike into Other Games. It's a short, dead-end exchange that captures the forum's low tolerance for one-post cheat-begging threads.

Plus, this is leeching at its finest. Nut up or get out.— h4voCK

Wrong section :rtfm:— f0wh

Pretty sure the Kreedz you're talking about is the HL2 bhop mod, so I'll /move this to Other Games.— ap3x

GMod Gamemode Leak Dump

Someone dumped a rar of stolen Garry's Mod gamemodes straight from Kuromeku, NoxiousNet, and TacoNBanana — and half the thread just showed up to say 'unhide'.

A 2009 post by xXHeistXx shared a Rapidshare archive of leaked Garry's Mod gamemodes lifted from several then-known GMod communities (Kuromeku, NoxiousNet, TacoNBanana). The thread is a classic drive-by download post: short thanks, a few hidden-content unlock requests, and one user asking which TacoScript version was included. Nothing dramatic happened, just a small, steady trickle of members over several months grabbing the file and moving on — a tiny snapshot of the era's casual gamemode-leaking culture on the PC Gaming board.

Thanks. Worked well. Fun too.— PaynE

What version of TacoScript? Depending on what version, most scripts are based off of it.— heretohack

unhide— Karma

BF2 Hack: High Advantage 1.1 for Battlefield 2

A Battlefield 2 cheat release thread that outlived its own download link — still getting 'unhide' replies months later.

A release thread in the Other Games section where forum admin Fkn0wnedWasHere posted version 1.1 of a Battlefield 2 cheat called 'High Advantage,' listing an assortment of visual and rendering tweaks. The thread ran from January to May 2009, mostly filled with low-effort 'thanks' and 'unhide' replies typical of cheat-release threads, one user questioning whether it could be combined with an aimbot, and another pointing out it was actually a public tool from elsewhere. By the time later posters showed up, the original download was dead and someone linked a newer v1.4 hosted on a different cheat site.

Okay here is v1.1 of the High Advantage hack with a few new features.— Fkn0wnedWasHere

It is a public Hack from UC. lol— croyt

the file does not exist here is v 1.4— imega

The 'Ultra Hackpack' That Fooled Nobody

A brand-new noob tries to sell a 'universal hackpack' for 50 cents and gets clowned in two replies flat.

A very new member with a grand total of one post pitches a sketchy shortened link claiming to be an all-games hackpack, complete with a bizarre '50 cents for people from UK' pricing pitch. Another member immediately calls out the link as dodgy and unlikely to work, comparing it to a shady rapidshare premium scam. A third poster steps in just to point out the irony of one noob dragging another noob, closing the thread out as a minor bit of forum comedy rather than an actual hack release.

Lol, I found this awesome hackpack on the internet! It really pwnz, I hacked all the games I played and It's only 50 cents for people from UK! Roflmao It pwnz! ftw!— NeetSys

This a joke? That site looks dodgy as hell and none of those will work definitley the rapidshare buy 1 month an convert too 1 year premium..— onlyme

now THIS here is funny, a nub telling off another nub wow— slingblade

RAGING IN BF2 - video share thread

A Battlefield 2 rage-montage YouTube link, some polite applause, and a casual 'yeah I got banned for that' from the peanut gallery.

A member called milla62 shares a Battlefield 2 video made with a friend, generating a handful of quick, friendly replies from other regulars praising the editing. A related older teamkilling video gets dropped in too. One poster casually mentions getting banned for doing something similar, and a staff member drops in near the end without much comment. Classic low-stakes, feel-good video-share thread from the Other Games corner of the forum.

nice cutting bro!! last 3 minutes were really good— LoRd Ragealot

nice i did this but get banned straightaway.— Uncensor3d

don't worry theres more to come— homelesshobo

Diablo 2 rage! (screenshot thread)

A Quebec zon-player's naked-kill screenshot dump gets called 'lame' by the GFX staff in under a day.

blackxthink posted a set of Diablo II LOD screenshots showing him 'rage'-killing other players (town-guarding with a Farcast zon and naked-killing/NK'ing them for reactions). Regular banak dismissed Diablo as weak for raging compared to CS:S glitch/download shenanigans, blackxthink defended his method, and GFX staffer Blaqk shut it down with a flat 'Thats lame.' A short, low-drama Other Games thread typical of the board's raging-and-bragging culture.

diablo is not very effective when it comes to rage.. Download some shit/use glitches and townkill then.— banak

No but i Town guard with a Farcast zon And i NK (Naked kill) And they cry lol— blackxthink

Thats lame.— Blaqk

Runescape Auto Cutter+Dropper (Nickiller007's Woodcutting Bot)

A sketchy RapidShare woodcutting bot, a wave of 'unhide' begging, and reports it crashed every 30 minutes

Nickiller007 posted a hidden RapidShare link to an auto-woodcutting/dropping tool for Runescape, claiming it leveled up a throwaway account safely except for a couple of deaths against random events. The thread quickly devolved into the classic forum pattern of members just posting 'unhide' or 'lets see' to unlock the hidden content, with little real discussion. A few users who actually tried it reported it was unreliable, crashing frequently, with mixed-to-negative feedback overall.

this is pretty good ive used i got a lvl 3 account with 50 wc in 2 days doesnt do good with randoms though. died like 2 times but that was only with a bronze axe.— Nickiller007

lame does not work— kurrupt

DUDE i need to say this is crap it works but its not goood !!!! i didi it to and it crash around a 30 mins everytime !!!!!— adodwerg

COD4 Level 55 Hack thread — necro-bump tail end

The rank-55 hack thread limps to its finish line: one-word 'unhide' posts and a lone thank-you over a year later.

This is the final page of a Call of Duty 4 thread from cauzed offering a level 55 unlock/hack, originally noted as updated with v1.7 support. By page 3 the actual content is long buried, replies devolve into low-effort bumps ('unhide', 'wowwwwwwwniceeee!!!!!!!', 'asd') from members trying to reveal hidden download content, spanning from late 2008 into December 2009. It's a good snapshot of typical cheat-thread necro-bumping culture on the forum, with a VIP member (DvS) dropping in near the end.

unhide— vandalz

wowwwwwwwniceeee!!!!!!!— smocker86

Thank you for uploading this.— PurePwnage99

[Release] Inuiria v1.1 by Repulse

A cheat gets shared, gets hyped, and gets detected — all within four days flat.

A member named Repulse dropped a re-hosted release of a cheat tool called Inuiria v1.1, sourced from a German cheat forum (mpc-forum.de), claiming it was undetected and working fine. A couple of members chimed in with quick approval, but within days reports surfaced of a 'Cheat Detected' error circulating on another forum, sparking debate over whether it was actually flagged or just a fluke. By the end of the short thread, another member confirmed the tool had indeed been detected — a pretty typical lifecycle for these releases: hype, brief use, then the inevitable detection.

Isn't detected yet :) Been using it all night.— Repulse

Meh, tested, Rapes asshole.— S3RK

this one was recently detected— Niceboy233

WarRock hacks thread, closed for necroposting

A rapidshare link, a guy who likes cheese, and a mod slamming the door on grave diggers.

A low-effort Other Games thread about the free-to-play shooter WarRock, mostly people asking for or dropping links to trainers/hacks and arguing over whether the game was any good compared to Battlefield 2. It meanders through a name mix-up, a random declaration of cheese preference, and a defense of WarRock's honor before a moderator shuts it down for necroposting.

You almost took my fucking name lol. Ontopic : I like cheese.— Killz0rzz

warrock is the shit. If you're a hater then get the fuck out because its better then bf2— FOURxRUOF

Stop grave digging. Topic closed.— SubZero

Left 4 Dead Wall Hack Thread (by Holy)

A free L4D wallhack, a suspicious upload, and a mod calling out a liar who 'tested' a dead link.

User Holy posted a Left 4 Dead wallhack claiming it scanned clean on VirusTotal and was 'VAC proof,' sparking the usual cycle of one-word bumps ('thx', 'unhide', 'hide') to keep the download link visible. The thread devolves into typical low-effort replies, a report of crashes, some troubleshooting about running it as admin on Vista, and a memorable moment where VIP member Speedo catches iamJocker claiming the hack crashed for him after the original link had already been pulled — exposing that he'd sourced it from another cheat site instead. A minor, forgettable cheat-sharing thread that captures the era's casual attitude toward downloading random executables.

how did u even test it when the link was removed...............— Speedo

nice if only i could put this on my 360 *sigh*— slingblade

Google it .. http://www.cheating-x.com/left-4-dead-wall-hack-vac-proof-t-15397.html— iamJocker

Garrys Mod 10 Rage

A guy announces he's about to make a rage video... and gets called out for posting about it instead of just doing it.

New-ish member jcomp6 (self-described 'stolen from DCXVI') hypes up an upcoming Garry's Mod rage video, describing plans to noclip into people's bases and troll them with props like dumpsters and crates. Another member jokes about turning people into crates and needling him for his absurd post count, before a Supervisor, HaSh, shows up to shut the thread down with classic forum wisdom about making threads after you've done something, not before. A short, low-stakes 'other games' thread that captures the goofy, chatty energy of the board's off-topic corners.

Make a thread after you do it, dont make a thread and tell peopel youre doing it— HaSh

Turn everyone into crates, that generally does the job.

Holy shit, dude. You've posted 58 times today alone

CoD4 Screenshots by iMaN0oB

A lone pub-stomper drops some Xfire screenshots and asks if anyone still runs CoD4 1.0

A low-key, quiet thread from a newer member (iMaN0oB, just 2 posts) sharing a handful of Call of Duty 4 Search & Destroy pub screenshots hosted on Xfire. It's not a competitive or league post — just casual bragging about pub scores and a question about who else still played on the old 1.0/1.7 patches. Gets a single 'nice scores' reply from a more established member before fizzling out.

I only play S&D CoD4 on PC =P. Leagues/Ladders.. haha.— iMaN0oB

nice scores.— Unbeliveable

Anyone here play CoD4 1.0 or 1.7?— iMaN0oB

5 Free BF2 Keys Giveaway Thread

One guy dumps five 'mystery' Battlefield 2 keys on the forum and half the board scrambles for the scraps

A member named misterfopje posted a batch of Battlefield 2 CD keys (base game plus the Special Forces and Armored Fury/Euro Force expansions), claiming they worked online and pointedly refusing to explain their origin. The post also included a PayPal donation link, a small but telling detail of forum life at the time. What follows is a long, low-stakes thread of members just saying thanks, asking to 'unhide' the spoiler tag, or joking that the keys were surely already claimed given how many people replied. Nothing dramatic happens, it's just a snapshot of casual key-sharing culture on a mid-2000s gaming forum.

Don't ask me how I got them.. I just have them.. No Questions about it— misterfopje

I bet all of these are already in use just by the amount of kids that posted but I'll try anyways, thanks.— vermiLLion

Lol im prolly 2 late XD— rai

New member confused by hidden download links

A brand-new noob panics because he can't find the download... turns out you just had to reply.

A fresh member with only a handful of posts, one day old on the forum, begs for help figuring out how downloads work in the Battlefield 2 section, confused that posts referencing files have no visible link. Veteran member pyeman and Super Moderator DCLXVI quickly explain the classic forum mechanic: reply to the topic and the hidden download link reveals itself. The thread is marked resolved and closed by staff almost immediately.

How in the dam world am I supposed to download things!— Brendyoyo

u have to reply to the topic to see the download link— pyeman

Reply to the topic and it should unhide itself.— DCLXVI

New Game! (A.V.A: Alliance of Valiant Arms thread)

One guy calls dibs on hacking A.V.A. before it's even cool — the forum's next Combat Arms hopeful.

Member Phayze pitches A.V.A. (Alliance of Valiant Arms), a free-to-play FPS similar to Combat Arms, as a good candidate for the community to start hacking, admitting he hadn't even tried the game yet. A handful of regulars chime in comparing it to Combat Arms and Cross Fire, debating lag issues (blamed on geography rather than the game itself), and a couple of members say they're looking forward to hacks being released. It's a low-key, casual 'hey check this game out' thread typical of the PC Gaming > Other Games section rather than a major event.

i am one of the few people who is going to hack this game so if u want to join me then its ur choice— Phayze

Yes, it's the only tournament-level free FPS besides Cross Fire or Combat Arms.— h4voCK

cant wait for hacks on this one :) graphics are wayyyy better than CA— apricot101