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Hacking Policy and Guidelines

The staff post that laid down fkn0wned's whole 'we're a hacking site, deal with it' philosophy — pinned and locked for the ages.

A pinned, locked staff announcement from senior mod Kimmi ('King of Random') spelling out fkn0wned's official stance on the hack downloads it hosted: this was a hacking site by design, staff tried to keep hacks tagged as VAC2-detected or undetected but couldn't guarantee accuracy, and any bans from use were entirely on the user. It reads as part disclaimer, part community mission statement, closing with the forum's signature 'You got Fkn0wned!' tagline. Credited to member KZA, it captures the site's unapologetic, volunteer-run, gamers-not-suits attitude toward the cheat scene it built its name on.

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

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

Fkn isnt responsible for any VAC2 bans.— Kimmi

The VAC/VAC2 & Hacking Information (Sticky FAQ by f0wh)

The pinned 'read this before you get banned' thread every fkn0wned cheater eventually ran into.

A locked, informational sticky posted by longtime member f0wh explaining how Valve's VAC and VAC2 anti-cheat systems worked, the difference between the two, and general myths around 'bypasses' and 'disablers.' It's framed as a public service FAQ rather than a cheat-sharing thread, warning users that most so-called VAC2 fixes were fake and that bans were permanent. The thread doubles as a bit of site lore, name-dropping trusted community figures and rival/partner sites of the era's cheat scene.

This topic does not contain any Anti-VAC / VAC2 Bypassers. Strictly information.— f0wh

There is no 'FreeSteam' VAC2 bypass. It is not real, Steam has fixed this long ago.— f0wh

Thanks to WWIII for writing most of this, love ya— f0wh

CSS Glitch: SUPER JUMP

One hidden-content post, nineteen pages of dudes just saying 'unhide'

A 2008 thread on Fkn0wned.com's Rebel Gaming board where member clown1337 posted a Counter-Strike: Source super jump glitch behind hidden-content tags, requiring replies to unlock. What follows is the classic forced-reply pileup: page after page of members simply posting 'unhide', 'lemme see', or similar just to access the content, with a couple of skeptical follow-ups calling it a fail once revealed. The thread got moved from PC Gaming into Rebel Gaming by staff early on, and clown1337 himself was later banned.

unhidez0r— Zeton

this fails hard— Dimitri0s

super duper jump!?!?! me see now ty— guylolzer

Request Hacks/Trainers Here! (fkn0wned Rebel Gaming)

Post your game, staff would try to hook you up — CSS, MW2, Combat Arms, Perfect World, all requested here

A pinned request thread in the Rebel Gaming section where members asked staffer f0wh (and others) to track down cheats/trainers for specific games, following a strict posting format (Game/Type/Other). Requests ranged from CS:S wallhacks and MW2 ESP to Combat Arms aimbots, Battlefield Heroes multihacks, and Perfect World exploits, with f0wh fielding requests over several weeks in mid-2010, sometimes delivering links, sometimes reporting a game had no working undetected public hack at the time. It's a good snapshot of the era's cat-and-mouse cheat economy — VAC/anti-cheat bypass talk, gamebandit vs Neferty debates, and the casual 'thanks bro' culture around free cheat distribution.

I'm so very sorry, but there doesn't currently exist any undetected public CS:S hack. Wait some days and someone might release one.— f0wh

I got vac banned :( so now I want to cause mayhem on non seccured servers— N4i2c0k

just a usual ESP for cod2 would be nice if you could fix it THX F0WH! :D<3— Yunyun

Steam Guestpass Bruteforcer (f0wh, Dec 2008)

f0wh drops a tool promising free Steam games by brute-forcing guest pass codes — 16 pages of members lining up for a shot at loot.

In late December 2008, veteran uploader f0wh posted a tool claiming to randomly generate Steam guest-pass codes in hopes of hitting a valid one, sparking a long-running thread on the Rebel Gaming subforum. The post included a VirusTotal-style scan report to reassure downloaders, and the replies quickly filled with the classic forum ritual of one-word 'unhide' and 'thanks' posts to unlock the hidden download link. Members speculated about ban risk, proxies, and how long to run it, with a bit of community back-and-forth including a user posting a screenshot of the tool running. It's a snapshot of the era's cheat/crack culture around Steam and the low-effort 'unhide for thanks' reply culture typical of these boards.

As most of you know i am not scamming, i have been fair to most here.— f0wh

It looks good and professional to me...heres a pic of it i made :D hope i get a game!!!!— OmfgzATree

can someone give me a proxy or VPN so i wont be detected?— OmfgzATree

The Bejeweled Blitz 3 'Uberhack' Firefox Extension Thread

Yes, someone really made a cheat extension for a Facebook match-3 game — and the forum admin posted it himself.

FkN Admin ap3x dropped a Firefox extension for cheating at Bejeweled Blitz on Facebook, complete with hotkeys for spawning special gems, freezing frames, and boosting scores. The thread ran from late 2009 into March 2010, mostly filled with short thank-you replies and a few members reporting inflated scores. One reply from longtime crew member vermiLLion questioned the entire premise of cheating at a casual Facebook game, capturing the thread's tongue-in-cheek, low-stakes vibe compared to the site's usual FPS cheat content.

This is fucking cool but what the fuck is the point of getting points on a facebook game?...— vermiLLion

time for me and bejeweled to have a little chat— Jewjubes

C00L just got 3,5milj points xD— L3gu44n1

How to Check if VAC Updates

A member shares a trick for spotting VAC updates before your hack gets flagged — and the thread turns into a live watch for Valve's next move.

In late September 2008, user natin1337 posted a tool/method for checking whether Valve Anti-Cheat had recently updated, aimed at hackers wanting to know when their tools might be at risk of detection. The thread drew the usual mix of thanks, skepticism, and jokes, with regular Nova questioning whether the tool actually worked since it kept showing a stale July 2008 date. The topic got shuffled into Rebel Gaming, and a few days later natin1337 returned to confirm VAC had in fact just updated, closing the loop with a sarcastic warning not to cheat.

VAC sucks bawlz trust me— natin1337

Then how are any of our hacks detected? :V— Nova

VAC updated today everyone dont hack :D— natin1337

2 FREE Steam Games. (BlacKOut's hidden-content giveaway)

A guy with an ATI card, a wall of hidden content, and 26 pages of 'unhide' — classic Fkn0wned.

BlacKOut posted a thread offering '2 FREE Steam Games' via hidden content that only unlocked once ATI card owners replied, a common bait-and-reply gimmick on the forum. The thread ballooned to 26 pages, mostly filled with one-word replies like 'unhide', 'thanks', and 'k?' as members tried to unlock the content, with a bit of ATI-vs-Nvidia banter thrown in. One member noted the offer might already be old news, capturing the low-effort, gimmicky nature of these giveaway threads on Rebel Gaming.

First off, if you don't have an ATI video card then GTFO.— BlacKOut

Isn't this old?— MONST3R

nvidia ftw— azerone

Aimbot for 2D shooter? HAH, Good luck!

S3RK dared the coders to crack Soldat's physics — then got called out for bluffing about having already done it

A short 2009 Christmas-Eve thread in the Rebel Gaming subforum where VIP member S3RK challenges other coders to build an aimbot for Soldat, a niche 2D platform shooter known for its tricky bullet physics. He claims to have already made one better than an older community effort using VB6, but when fellow member SpaZy calls him out to prove it, S3RK backpedals, saying it only worked on an old game version and he wasn't bothered dealing with the newer anti-cheat. A tiny, quintessential forum-drama moment: bold claim, public skepticism, quiet retreat.

So there used to be a community about 4 years back that successfully produced an aimbot. But I ended up making a better one with VB6 -_-.— S3RK

so if you made a better aimbot, why don't you share it? sounds like your claiming something in which you cant/didnt do.— SpaZy

Because it was made for a much earlier version of the game. Now they have an anti-cheat which I cbf bypassing.— S3RK

Free GAMES! (nvidia promo giveaway thread)

RecoileZ shares an nvidia trick for free HL2:DM, Portal: First Slice and Peggle — cue 19 pages of "unhide" spam

A January 2008 thread in the Rebel Gaming sub-board where RecoileZ posted hidden content revealing a method tied to nvidia graphics cards to snag free copies of Half-Life 2: Deathmatch, HL2: Lost Coast, Peggle Extreme, and Portal: First Slice. The thread quickly devolved into the classic forum ritual of members posting 'unhide' just to unlock the hidden post, with a side debate over whether the freebie could be claimed more than once (verdict: only with a different nvidia card, not just a new account). Low-effort hype replies ('ty for this', 'awesomeness', 'ggggggggg') dominate the rest of the 19-page thread.

u can get it more than once...just make new accounts...— albert90

Just tested it lol if u want it more than once you need a new nvidia GFX card LOL you just got toldz— RecoileZ

lol I tried on 2 accounts but it scans your Internal Serial number :(— hunterbrute224

THE ULTRA STEAM PATCHER

300+ free Steam games, one dubious 'patch,' and a thread full of people asking if it actually works

In April 2008, member silentrun3r posted a tool claiming to unlock over 300 Steam games for free, complete with a disclaimer insisting (unconvincingly) that it was virus-free and a plea for someone else to verify that. Replies were the usual mix of hopeful 'unhide' posts to unlock the hidden content, a few users reporting the games showed as owned but wouldn't install, and the OP cross-promoting his own thread about playing Counter-Strike: Source online without Steam. It's a classic early cheat-scene snapshot: shaky trust, no real proof, and a community more excited by the promise of free games than skeptical of the source.

Would you like over 300+ steam games for free well you have come to the right place.— silentrun3r

i can ashore you 100% this does not contain a virus don't take my word for it scan it yourself— silentrun3r

Nigga Plz— AnthraX

HowTo: Get rid of stealth effects in NeoTokyo

The niche NeoTokyo cloak-counter thread that outlived the game's own player count

A member named Mystry shared a method to strip the stealth/cloak visual effect in the indie Source-engine shooter NeoTokyo, turning cloaked players into an obvious wireframe model instead of using a standard material wallhack. The thread stayed alive for months with a handful of regulars swapping variations (a pink/blue shader-replacement version, editing client.dll, tweaking indicator icons for team colors) and other users just dropping quick thanks or asking for help finding a 'mathack.' Low-traffic but technically earnest — a snapshot of the forum's niche-game modding subculture beyond the usual CS/CoD crowd.

This makes anyone who uses stealth turn into a blaringly obvious wireframe model.— Mystry

I've made my own anti-stealth which turns them into a pink/white/blue type pattern.— naka123

You say you can get mathacks "EVERYWHERE" But I'll be dammed if I can't seem to find EVERYWHERE.— heretohack

The BEST MW2 Hack? — public vs. private cheat etiquette debate

A VIP member fishes for the 'best' MW2 hack and gets shut down mid-thread

In this short late-2009 thread in the Rebel Gaming sub-board, longtime VIP member S3RK asked the community to weigh in on which Modern Warfare 2 hack was the best, name-dropping a coder known as x22. Fellow member XpliciteR quickly warned that this wasn't an appropriate place to discuss it, but S3RK pushed back, and the thread petered out with member Unbeliveable chiming in that public hacks had gotten worse while private ones were still the good stuff. It's a tiny, quiet artifact of the era's hack-scene etiquette — public boards were for chatter, the real goods lived elsewhere.

Not good posting about that here..— XpliciteR

Public hacks are less atm.Well VIP hacks are the best :/— Unbeliveable

Could anyone name someone that sells privates?— S3RK

MW2 Name ESP by SupremeTaco

A Modern Warfare 2 name/rank ESP got passed around thec0re — and by the next week half the thread was arguing over whether it was already VAC-flagged.

SupremeTaco posted a name/rank ESP tool for MW2 (credited to SuperNovaAO and Darkest-Demon) in the Rebel Gaming subforum, promising to keep updating the thread with newer versions as they came out. The changelog shows a rocky development history full of broken releases before landing on a working build. Almost immediately a banned member, Fockbox, claimed both the old and new versions were already detected, sparking a short back-and-forth about whether that was confirmed, and SuperNovaAO himself chimed in weeks later hinting at a possible detection-proofed update over the holidays.

This is the old version AND the new version is detected.— Fockbox

Maybe I'll update it with proper VAC2 proofing during the holidays— SuperNovaAO

yes, now it works, for real this time— SupremeTaco

Day Of Defeat: Source - Material Wallhack (by khios)

The old avanj wallhack was busted and flashy — so khios cooked up a slicker material-based fix for DoD:S

In August 2009, member khios posted a workaround wallhack method for Day of Defeat: Source, claiming it improved on the outdated 'avanj's wallhack' by making walls look less flashy and giving cleaner visibility of enemy positions. The thread got moved into Rebel Gaming (the cheat/hack subforum) and khios followed up with screenshot links to prove it worked. From there it turned into a classic low-effort bump thread — nearly two dozen replies over almost a year, mostly just members saying 'unhide,' 'ty,' or 'thanks' to reveal hidden content, with a couple of banned users (like Sasuke2525) chiming in along the way.

Never get detected!— khios

It dont works on server with sv_pure "1" but I always play on the same server and never get banned!— khios

Unhide plox— siresaix

Steam Achievement Manager 5.1 (posted by Pestilence)

The thread where fkn0wned traded TF2 hats and achievements for 'thanks OP' — Valve never even blinked.

A share thread in the Rebel Gaming subforum where longtime member Pestilence posted a tool for unlocking Steam achievements (and, notably, TF2 weapon drops) without playing for them. The replies are mostly the classic forum ritual of one-word 'thanks'/'unhide' posts from a cross-section of the community, plus a couple of members debating whether it still worked after a TF2 update and whether it risked a VAC ban. Low drama, high nostalgia — a snapshot of the site's give-away culture and its casual attitude toward Steam-side tweaking.

I just went ahead and tested it myself. All achievements granted and all new Soldier/Demoman weapons unlocked. ;)— Nikogromf

does not work, just crashes with any game i've tryed— noidea

idk if you can get VACd from this as it doesnt edit came.dlls :D— Slickz

ClientRegistryToolkit — Steam clientregistry.blob reader

A locked, 11-page relic where half the forum just showed up to say 'unhide'

RecoileZ posted a small tool for reading the clientregistry.blob file found in old Steam installs, admittedly unsure whether it exposed account info, framed casually as something knocked together rather than sought out from another user's account. The thread quickly turned into the classic hidden-content ritual: dozens of members posting 'unhide' or a one-word thanks just to unlock the download, with almost no real technical discussion beyond one member asking for details. It's a snapshot of Rebel Gaming's PC Gaming subforum in Feb 2008 — low-effort, high-traffic, and eventually locked after running 11 pages deep.

I was too lazy to ask some noob for one to get his account information but Im not sure it has the account information in it but when u try it tell me if it does.— RecoileZ

can explain more in details what does this thing do?— SnEaKyJoKER

yey ty exactly what i need— Rock Superstar

Steal Steam Accounts Tool exposed as a self-own scam

A 2009 'Steam account stealer' upload that got called out as a useless self-own tool within minutes

In March 2009, member blueyez posted a downloadable tool ('steamup.exe') claiming it could grab Steam account credentials, framing it as something to use on internet cafe PCs or a friend's computer rather than remotely. Ment0r quickly pushed back, testing it and reporting that it just forwarded whatever details were typed into it back to blueyez, calling it 'MOST useless tool on the planet' after accidentally sending his own disabled account. The thread was moved into Rebel Gaming by staff, then devolved into dozens of low-effort 'unhide'/'ty'/'hmm' replies from members just farming the hidden download link. Mildly notable as a snapshot of the era's casual account-theft tool culture and forum download-unlock etiquette rather than for any real drama.

MOST useless tool on the planet. It puts your steam details in the text boxes and sends the details to the people. Fail cause I just sent them my disabled account.— Ment0r

i say that ! anti virus find it as mall ware. not real virus AND IS NOT A KEY LOGGER— blueyez

L4D2 Console Bypasser Trainer by Unbeliveable

God mode, infinite ammo, and achievements still unlocked — Unbeliveable's L4D2 trainer promised the whole package.

A short release thread in the Rebel Gaming sub-board where longtime member Unbeliveable posted a client-side trainer for Left 4 Dead 2, offering console command access, god mode, and infinite ammo for single-player or local server play, with a claim that achievements still worked and it stayed VAC-safe. Typical of the era's cheat-scene download threads: brief, functional, and shared via a Depositfiles link. The page also carries stray ad-era artifacts (an Anabolic Innovations supplement giveaway banner) that were bolted onto the forum chrome at the time.

ACHIEVEMENTS ENABLED! So you can play with god mode + inf ammo with you friends and unlock achivements on any game mode!— Unbeliveable

BF2142 Hash/CD-Key Changer for Ban Evasion

The tool that let banned Battlefield 2142 players sneak right back onto the server.

A 2009 post in the Rebel Gaming section of Fkn0wned by member hitmanre, sharing a third-party tool (credited to Helocopter12) that randomized a player's Battlefield 2142 CD key/hash to get around game bans. The post includes hotkey controls, a virus scan link for legitimacy, and a Megaupload download link, all wrapped in the casual 'ban evasion tool' culture typical of the forum's Rebel Gaming board. The page also preserves a stray 2009-era bodybuilding supplement ad banner, a funny relic of the ad networks forums ran back then.

Never get banned from a server again! (enless they IP ban your ass)— hitmanre

Basic Facebook Phisher (by NIX)

NIX drops a Facebook phishing tool with a YouTube demo — one post, locked, historic artifact of the era

A short, single-post thread in the Rebel Gaming section where longtime member NIX shared a self-made phishing tool aimed at Facebook accounts, complete with a YouTube demo clip and a Mediafire download link. The topic sat locked with no discussion, typical of the era's fast-fire tool-sharing culture on Fkn0wned. It's a small but telling snapshot of the site's darker 'cheat scene' underbelly circa January 2010.

This is a part of the youtube video made by me— NIX

BaconBot_v3: The GMOD Hack Everyone Wanted for Free

Kid wants a $25 'private' GMOD hack for free, gets told twice it's backdoored, doesn't care, thread locked.

A member named diecsscz asks around for a copy of 'BaconBot_v3,' a private (non-Lua) multi-purpose hack for Garry's Mod, hoping to get it for free instead of paying the $25 the creator was charging. Staff and regulars repeatedly warn him the hack is known to be backdoored, but he shrugs it off, just wanting the tool anyway. A brief bit of confusion over an off-topic 'thanks' post derails things slightly before a moderator (ap3x) closes the thread for violating the forum's private-hack discussion rules.

I know it's back doored, I just want the hack lol— diecsscz

if u use the hack u get backdoored lol— hitmanre

He has the backdoor in it so that he knows when you leak. Even if you do manage to get your hands on it, you'll get shut out quickly.— ap3x

Halo Host Hack — 'Bull fucking shit, /closed'

A shaky host-only Halo hack post gets shut down by a crew member's classic one-liner.

Regular poster Unbeliveable dropped a short post claiming a 'host hack' for Halo, complete with a screenshot and a mirror link, but admitted upfront he didn't even own the game to test it himself. Member marz gave it a lukewarm 'might try this out,' but the thread's fate was sealed when [FkN] Crew member vermiLLion swooped in, called it bullshit, and locked it. A tiny, forgettable thread in the Rebel Gaming subforum that captures the low-effort hack-sharing and quick-trigger moderation typical of the era.

Bull fucking shit, /closed— vermiLLion

I dont have halo so cant try. Some other guys say it works.— Unbeliveable

pretty neat might try this out.— marz

NeoTokyo Material Wallhack by wh0r3

A wallhack for an obscure Source mod nobody's admins knew how to catch

A member known as wh0r3 released a material-based wallhack for NeoTokyo, a lesser-known Source engine mod, pitching it as hard to detect since the mod lacked a first-person spectate feature for admins to catch cheaters with. The thread is a typical 'post to unlock' release: a long tail of one-line replies (thanks, unhide requests, 'ty bro') from members trying to access the hidden download. Partway through, the original file link broke, leading to a string of users asking for a reupload that, per this page, never quite materialized.

It's really well made and fun to play, but i got bored of it made these and decided to release them.— wh0r3

Hard for admins to detect as the mod doesn't have first person spectate!— wh0r3

Um, unhide! *Poof* Yeah, broken link...can someone else upload?— heretohack

MW2 Lvl70+Prestige 10 Rank Hack by pLecKz

Instant Level 70, Prestige 10 — but a rival modder was already gloating he'd beaten pLecKz to it by six days

A release thread from pLecKz offering a tool ('EA') that claimed to instantly boost a Modern Warfare 2 profile to max level and Prestige 10 with all unlocks. The thread got the usual wave of thanks and 'ty' replies from members farming the reply-to-unlock content, but also some needling from MaMafia claiming the same thing had already been released days earlier and dismissing it as 'for noobs.' An admin later questioned detection risk, and the thread was eventually locked as outdated once a new game patch came out.

Released around 6 days before ;) But thanks for sharing, I wont use it cause it's for noobs ;)— MaMafia

All it really is is hex editing.— pLecKz

Outdated. /closed until one is released for 1.0.169— ap3x

Age of Empires 3 Trainer by f0wh

99999 food, wood, and coins — courtesy of f0wh, hotfile edition after the rapidshare ban

A short trainer-release post in the Rebel Gaming subforum for Age of Empires 3, offering unlimited resources and noting it worked on the demo version. Posted by longtime member f0wh, a prolific poster with over 4,000 posts, whose rapidshare account had apparently been banned so the download was mirrored to hotfile instead. Typical of the era's trainer/hack release threads: a one-post drop, a quote block description, and content locked behind a reply-to-unlock wall.

99999 Food, Wood, Coins. Works with DEMO VERSION.— f0wh

My rapidshare got banned so have to use hotfile.— f0wh

Xbox 360 Profile Editor and Gamerpicture Injector

hitmanre drops an Xbox 360 profile-editing tool — one reply immediately clocks its griefing potential

A short, now-locked thread in the Rebel Gaming section where longtime member hitmanre shared links to a 360 profile editor and a gamerpicture injector, tools used for tweaking Xbox 360 profiles and achievements. The thread got only two replies: one from Unbeliveable joking about using it to get kids banned, and a bemused one-word reply from dakota over a month later. A small, forgettable console-modding post that captures the site's casual, edgy, anything-goes tone.

Now i can insert gay pics to get kids banned from their xbox— Unbeliveable

wtf?— dakota

Rebel Gaming Subforum Rules

The fine print nobody read before diving into fkn0wned's catch-all cheats subforum

A locked, stickied rules post for the 'Rebel Gaming' subforum of fkn0wned's PC Gaming section, posted by longtime staff member Kimmi in December 2009. It lays out general forum conduct expectations plus section-specific rules — this board was the dumping ground for game hacks that didn't have their own dedicated forum, with bans threatened for malicious content or phishing links and a reminder to use the site's 'Hide Hack' feature. Pure housekeeping rather than discussion, but a good marker of how organized and rule-bound the cheat scene culture on this forum actually was.

This forum is for game hacks that do not have their own forum, please check before posting.— Kimmi

Posting malicious content is not allowed and you will be banned for doing so.— Kimmi

Se4nH4x InDuStRiEs: Combat Arms Full Bright Wallhack Release

A December '09 Combat Arms 'full bright' wallhack release, complete with a lone dude confirming it ran fine on Vista too.

A short, no-frills release thread in the Rebel Gaming section where user -=VaCProoF=- posted a 'Full Bright' modification for Combat Arms, branded under the 'Se4nH4x InDuStRiEs' name, with a proof screenshot and a downloadable archive. The post notes the trick relied on swapping a game DLL back in after each patch to keep working. Only one reply follows, from 'Unbeliveable', confirming cross-OS compatibility (XP, Vista, Win7). A tiny, quiet snapshot of the era's cheat-sharing culture rather than a big dramatic thread.

This hack is not patched lol.— -=VaCProoF=-

This Works On XP Win7 And Vista.— Unbeliveable

RZR Half-Life CD-Keygen thread (tail end)

The old RZR Half-Life keygen thread, still limping along to a six-page finish

This is the tail end of a long-running thread in the Rebel Gaming section about the classic RZR Half-Life CD-key generator, a well-known relic from the early cheat/warez scene. By page 6 the discussion has thinned out to short bump-style replies like a simple 'thanks' from a member, suggesting the tool was still being passed around years after its original release. The page also carries the era's typical forum clutter, including a bodybuilding supplement giveaway ad wedged into the layout.

thanks— JUSTiiNCREDiiBLE

Soldier Front Hack Request Spat

Guy asks for Soldier Front hacks, gets told off, quotes the rules back, and it goes nowhere fast

A member named silentrock posted a request in the Rebel Gaming subforum looking for working Soldier Front cheats, which was against the section's no-requests norm. Karleo called it out, silentrock fired back by pasting the section rules (which technically didn't mention requests), and Karleo escalated with an insult before the thread fizzled out with a one-liner from Unbeliveable telling Karleo to chill. A pretty minor, forgettable spat typical of the low-stakes bickering that filled these hack-request boards.

This isn't for requests.— Karleo

I DONT SEE ANYTHING ABOUT REQUESTS— silentrock

lrn2bnice— Unbeliveable

Funny Ass Troll Video

Just a couple of regulars trading laughs over an old troll video in Rebel Gaming.

A short, low-key thread in the Rebel Gaming section where a member shared a troll video that others chimed in on with quick, casual replies. Members Rwar and USAustin traded a few lighthearted one-liners, calling the clip 'old but gold.' It's a minor, everyday slice of the forum's casual banter rather than any major event, capturing the laid-back hangout vibe of the community.

old but gold— Rwar

holla holla get dollas— USAustin

Source Upload/Download Exploits? (Yeah.. one more time)

One member asks if the old Source engine upload/download exploits still work — answer: nope, Valve patched it.

A short, locked thread in the Rebel Gaming subforum where user cheezusrice asks whether any Source engine upload/download exploits are still functional and unknown to Valve, mentioning a proof-of-concept that got patched within a week of release. The thread got no replies and was locked, a small snapshot of the era's cat-and-mouse between exploit finders and Valve's patch cycle. Typical of the site's PC Gaming/cheat-scene chatter, sandwiched between shoutbox ads for a bodybuilding supplement giveaway.

Are any of these still alive, like ones valve doesn't know about? I got the POC released awhile back, but it was patched within a week— cheezusrice

SO MUCH CRAZY ON FIFA 13

A FIFA 13 thread from the days when 'Rebel Gaming' still had a pulse.

A short-lived thread in the Rebel Gaming section of the Fkn0wned forum, apparently about wild or notable moments happening in FIFA 13. The archived page preserves mostly site navigation and category listings, with little of the actual post content surviving, but the title alone hints at the casual, hype-driven gaming chatter typical of the board.