fkn0wned.net · Personal Army Requests
VOTE FOR MY PHOTO IN THE COMPETITION
A member begged the forum's 'personal army' to mass-vote for their photo — three pages of it.
A thread in the Personal Army Requests subforum where a member asked others to vote for their photo in some outside competition, running long enough to hit a third page of replies. It's a classic example of the site's 'personal army' culture, where users leaned on the community for favors, votes, or brigading rather than technical help. The page itself is mostly navigation chrome, with little of the actual conversation preserved.
Guys Please like and comment these videos ! :)
A member begs the forum for likes and comments on their videos — classic small-time self-promo thread.
A Personal Army Requests thread where a member asked fellow forum users to like and comment on their videos, likely YouTube uploads related to the community's gaming/cheat scene. Regulars like Mr. Meow and DarkLoler dropped in to offer support and bump the thread, in the low-key, favor-trading spirit typical of this board section. Nothing dramatic happened — just everyday mutual back-scratching among forum members.
i will do it in some moments for you :3— Mr. Meow
Refresh !— DarkLoler
Youtube Likes/Comments Request Thread
The old 'personal army' corner of the forum — where members begged for likes, comments, and clout on their YouTube videos.
This was the second page of a thread in the 'Personal Army Requests' subforum, part of the Security Discussions section, where members posted links to their YouTube videos asking others to like or comment to boost visibility. It's a small snapshot of the community's social side rather than its hacking/cheating focus — low-stakes, casual self-promotion typical of early-2010s forum culture. No major drama or notable technical content survived in this excerpt, just the ordinary back-and-forth of favor-trading among members.
Like, Comment and Subscribe Plss
Just another day of forum members grinding out YouTube favors for each other in the Personal Army Requests pit
A short, low-key thread in the Personal Army Requests area where someone asked fellow members to like, comment, and subscribe to a video (likely YouTube), a common self-promo favor-trade practice on the forum. Members CoBrAxD and darkfolf popped in to confirm they'd done the deed, with KillZon! liking their replies. Nothing dramatic here, just everyday community mutual-aid busywork typical of the site's Personal Army subforum.
done— CoBrAxD
done— darkfolf
"[Service][Free] DDOS - 5.5gbps" bait thread
A free 5.5gbps DDOS offer that was really just a link with 'no fucking reason c:'
A post in the Personal Army Requests subforum advertising a supposedly free DDOS service at 5.5gbps, with the title itself admitting it was mostly just a link to click for no real reason — classic troll/bait posting style typical of this section. The board sat under Computer Security and Hacking > Security Discussions, a corner of the forum where members traded or requested DDOS 'services' and botnet-adjacent favors. No real technical content survives in the visible chrome, just the listing and site navigation.
or just click the link for no fucking reason c:
Comment + Like! (Page 2)
Just another day of forum members trading likes and comments to pad their post counts.
A thread in the Personal Army Requests section where members asked others to comment on and like their posts, likely to boost visibility, reputation, or post counts on the forum. This second page shows the thread still going, with members dropping in to complete the requested action. It's a small, low-stakes slice of forum community life rather than any drama or notable event.
done— Fadi
YouTube Like, Comment and Subscribe - Personal Army Request
Somebody on fkn0wned once put out the call for a personal army just to pump up a YouTube video's numbers.
A short-lived request thread in the 'Personal Army Requests' subforum where a member asked others to like, comment, and subscribe on a YouTube video/channel to boost its stats. Typical of the board's culture at the time, where members traded favors and 'armies' for social proof on various platforms. The surrounding forum was organized around cheat/hack databases for games like CS 1.6, CoD4, Black Ops, and a broader hacking/security community vibe. No major drama or notable figures are preserved in the extracted content, just a routine boost request.
YouTube Likes/Views Boost Request
A dead-simple ask for YouTube likes turns into a two-page 'personal army' recruitment call.
This is page 2 of a thread in the 'Personal Army Requests' subforum where a member solicited help boosting comments, likes, and views on a YouTube video. The page itself is mostly forum navigation and category chrome, with little actual reply content preserved. It reflects the casual mutual-aid culture of fkn0wned, where users would ask fellow members to brigade or pad social media stats for fun or influence.