The Cheat Scene
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[SOLD] Lifetime Platinum Megaupload Account Auction
A phished Megaupload Platinum account, auctioned off for $20 to the highest MSN bidder — thread closed by request.
A Market Place listing from February 2010 where user j00j07 auctioned off a 'Lifetime Platinum Megaupload' account, openly admitted to be phished, taking bids via PayPal 'gift' payments to dodge disputes. A short bidding war played out between JuMx and Th3Knif3r, with the buyout price dropping from $40 to $25 before Th3Knif3r's $20 bid apparently won. The seller requested the thread be closed once the deal was done, and staff member PopTart obliged — a small, matter-of-fact snapshot of the casual account-trading hustle that ran through the Market Place board.
SELLING LIFETIME PLATINUM MEGAUPLOAD (this is a phished account )— j00j07
Money needs to be sent as a gift with a note attached saying: "I Am Buying A Virtual Item And I Will Not Dispute/Claim My Money Back..."— j00j07
/closed on request— PopTart
Shiney's Vouch Thread
The receipts thread for a VIP trader who dealt in keys, hacks, and MegaUpload accounts — nobody ever came back with a complaint.
This is a Market Place 'User Review' thread, essentially a vouch/feedback page for a VIP member named Shiney. Over about seven months (mid-2009 into early 2010), a string of other members chimed in confirming smooth deals — swaps involving game keys, a hack, Steam accounts, an MSDN invite, and a MegaUpload lifetime account. It reads like a trust ledger typical of the era's gaming/cheat scene market boards, where reputation was built one 'legit, would deal again' post at a time. No drama here — just a clean, glowing track record.
Please leave your wonderful reviews~ <3— Shiney
Bought a MegaUpload Lifetime account off me, smooth trader - this guy's legit.— inSpired
Once again, another perfect transaction. Instant payment, and a pleasure to do business with.— zEpp
Afteryou's SystemLink Shop
A guy called 'GoD of Porn' sold MW2/CoD4 account recovery services and swore he wasn't a scammer
Long-time member Afteryou (5000-post club) opened a paid service thread offering to do account 'recovery' work for MW2 and Call of Duty 4 players without a JTAG, insisting up front he wasn't a scammer and refusing to provide proof. The thread meandered through a mod correcting its board placement, a member (f0wh) fumbling a half-written vouch/small-talk post and immediately regretting it, and another user unable to PM the seller. It closes out with a satisfied customer, m1sterfopje, giving a casual recommendation and mentioning he paid $15 for the service.
I'm no scammer there is no reason to scam its pitiful and childish.— Afteryou
Wow I overwrote a post that could have been very simple, I hate myself now :(— f0wh
High recommend! 15 minutes and got all things as said above but the price was $15— m1sterfopje
Cafe Account for Sale (Market Place, Dec 2009)
One member tries to flip a mystery 'cafe account' — and shoots down a lowball $50 offer for having too few forum posts.
A short-lived Market Place listing from December 2009 where longtime member hitmanre tried to sell/trade a 'cafe account' he'd held for about five weeks, claiming it was unlikely to be reclaimed. VIP member Jonesyyf jokingly offered his life for it, while a lower-post-count member's $50 bid got publicly dismissed for not being 'trustworthy' enough. The thread is a small snapshot of the forum's account/item trading culture and its 100-post Market Place rule.
as the title says...cafe account, i had it for like 5 weeks, its very higly unlikely that it is gonna be taken back— hitmanre
Give you my life?— Jonesyyf
real offers please...ftwimchaldo ur only a 19 poster why would i trust u?— hitmanre
1up's FUD Crypting Service
A member advertising cheap file-crypting services for a couple bucks a pop — classic Black Market hustle.
A short vendor thread from the Black Market subforum where user '1up' advertised a paid crypting service (making files 'FUD') alongside a side hustle selling Steam accounts and Rapidshare links. The thread saw a price drop over time and a handful of casual replies, including a fellow member jokingly professing love and a News Master (misterfopje) reaching out to use the service via MSN. It's a small, low-drama slice of the forum's grey-market underbelly typical of early cheat-scene forums.
$3-$5 Crypting....I can make any file FUD for you at a small price.— 1up
i love you 1up :D NOHOMO— JUSTiiNCREDiiBLE
i wanne use your service :) talk to ya on msn— misterfopje
SHY GUYS MW2 10th LOBBY! LIVESTREAM!
A modded MW2 lobby with a livestream, a price list, and a PayPal-gift-style 'send money as a GIFT' hustle
Forum member Mikey99 advertised a paid Modern Warfare 2 modded lobby ('Shy Guy's Tenth Lobby'), complete with a livestream link, a sprawling list of console mod menu features, and a full price sheet for renting time, VIP slots, and infection-only sessions. It's a classic snapshot of the early-2010s console modding/boosting economy that thrived in Black Market-style subforums. The thread got almost no traction — just a rules reminder and a one-line reaction — suggesting it was one of countless near-identical mod lobby ads posted across gaming forums of the era.
GOD MODE-LvL 70 any Prestige-Stat and Mode— Mikey99
Oh oh. Anyways, looks like a biiiig list of stuff.— Smeckle
You MUST have 100 posts to buy/sell/trade in this forum!— PurePwnage99
Selling Low-Digit Steams :)
A VIP hawks a low-digit Steam account with the Valve Complete Pack — and the bidding war stalls out around $30
A VIP member named ap3x ran an auction-style listing for a low-digit, VAC-clean Steam account bundled with the Valve Complete Pack, plugging his own external site (ap3x-shop.com) as the 'real' storefront for a fuller list of accounts. A handful of members chimed in with lowball bids climbing from $20 to $30, with ap3x nudging them to bid in $5 increments and vouching for the account's legitimacy without offering hard proof. It's a small, quiet slice of the old Market Place subforum's Steam account trade scene, gated behind the classic 100-post requirement to keep out scammer alts.
I CAN PROVIDE ANY TYPE OF PROOF FOR ANY ACCOUNT HERE, JUST ASK.— ap3x
Cool, a $20 offer. Bump it up!!— ap3x
From now on please make bids in $5 increments, that's just ridiculous.— ap3x
FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO CODE.... (deliberately broken cheat code dump)
A coder teased hitbox/boneaim/aimbot snippets, bragged about them, then dared anyone to ask for help fixing them — got closed as 'useless.'
In this Counter-Strike 1.6 General thread from December 2007, member h4xor_bob posted several chunks of C++ cheat-related code (hitbox detection, an aim offset calculation, and a boneaim/head-tracking function), explicitly stating the code was incomplete and that he wouldn't help anyone fix it. Other members quickly called out the pointlessness of posting broken, unusable code, and moderator mr.N0Nam3 closed the thread as 'useless' within about a week. It's a small snapshot of the site's cheat-development culture and the community's low tolerance for teaser posts with no real payoff.
have fun kiddies, dont rip too much. if you CANT fix these, DONT ASK I WILL NOT HELP YOU NOOBS! :]— h4xor_bob
Next time, post some useful stuff maybe?— banak
So tell me, why post if they need to be fixed?— mr.N0Nam3
Slow SpeedHack? - Fkn0wned.com
A CZ cheater wonders why everyone else's speedhack looks way faster than his
A newer member (Sefty320) posts in the CS 1.6 General board asking why other players' speedhacks seemed much faster than his own while cheating in Condition Zero, wondering if it came down to hardware, connection, or a 'better' hack. Replies are the usual mix of shrugs, half-guesses about CPU/internet speed, and a couple of members half-jokingly suggesting cranking up the speedhack multiplier for laughs. It ends with a veteran member (The Moose) mildly clowning on someone for a low-effort 'idk' reply, which is about as much drama as this thread musters.
your computer probably sucks.— jdonlin
Then don't reply.— The Moose
get cheat engine use that, see the speed hax part set it to like 100x wanna see lagg then ahaha =]— jcomp6
Can't Inject Dll, WTF?
A newbie's 'nK Hack' won't inject, and the regulars barely bother to help before roasting it as outdated.
A brand-new member, bukko008, posted a quick tech-support cry for help after his CS 1.6 cheat ('nK Hack') threw a 'Can't Inject DLL' error, asking for an alternative if nobody could fix it. Two more established members chimed in with terse troubleshooting (matching exe/dll names, checking .NET Framework version) while casually dismissing the cheat itself as outdated. A very small, everyday slice of the forum's Counter-Strike 1.6 support scene — low drama, just routine cheat-troubleshooting chatter typical of the era.
Can't Inject DLL. What the hell is this? If you can't help me u can post another hack for 1.6.— bukko008
make sure exe and dll names are the same. thats an outdated cheat anyway.— whee
Do you have the requried net framework? The one you should be using is 2.0. I have 3.0 so im good for a while— x3.
Private CS 1.6 Cheats For Sale — Shut Down Fast
A brand new noob tried to sell 'VAC2-proof' CS 1.6 cheats and got shut down before the thread even hit three replies.
A user with only 7 posts, __Drub__, posted a tiered price list for private Counter-Strike 1.6 cheats (aimbot/ESP/wallhack bundles claiming to be undetected by VAC2 and various league anti-cheats), listing contact info and PayPal as the payment method. One reply vouched for the seller, but a staff member, DCLXVI, shut it down almost immediately citing the site's rule against private cheat sales. The thread stands as a tiny, typical snapshot of the era's cheat-selling hustle culture and the moderation that policed it.
Option 1- vac2 proof wallhack/esp/smooth aimbot 20$— __Drub__
i recommend this guy very nice cheats -NOT A SCAMM...— n0n3
Sorry, Fkn0wned does not permit the sales of priva...— DCLXVI
need a hack (map hack request)
A one-post newbie asks for 'a hack' — and gets gently interrogated before the wallhack maps come out
A brand-new member with a single post to his name drops a vague plea for a 'map hack' with zero specifics, prompting the regulars to ask what he actually means. The thread is a small, low-stakes snapshot of the CS 1.6 General board's daily grind — vague noob requests, regulars trying to pin down terminology (radar vs material hack), and someone eventually pointing toward wallhack map files and an external download link. Nothing dramatic, just a classic 'need a hack' thread typical of the era.
I need a map hack and i cant find one— jasonuppal
radarhack? materialhack? explain— rnie
like these? wh_dust2 wh_train wh_dust wh_inferno— AveLoN
Newbie asks for a 'clean' CS 1.6 hack, gets buried in aimbot/wallhack suggestions anyway
A newbie asks for a 'clean' CS 1.6 hack and gets buried in an avalanche of aimbot/wallhack features anyway.
A first-time poster, sirlorrie, asked in the CS 1.6 General subforum for a link to a cheat, specifically saying they didn't want aimbot or wallhack features, just 'the game.' A few regulars chimed in with brand-name cheat suggestions and a giant feature list, ignoring the original request's specifics. The thread trails off into short one-word replies and inside-joke laughter before going quiet, a pretty typical low-stakes cheat-request thread from the site's 2008 era.
PS: I dont want additional cheats like aimbot or wallhack, just the game— sirlorrie
Yeah I'm trying to find a good undetected hack, even if I have to pay for it.. -.-— evenson
i use project mayhem and its headshot headshot =]— sickness19
Pvt hacks? CZ
A member offers a $50 Best Buy gift card for CS:CZ private cheats — and the thread turns into a SourceIndustries.Net ad break
A low-post-count member asks for private Counter-Strike: Condition Zero cheats, referencing the older 'b2k5' and 'univ' private cheat scene that had dried up after a Steam update, and offers cash or a $50 Best Buy gift card. Replies drift into nostalgia about SourceIndustries.Net's customer service (shoutout to a seller rep named Tux) and a debate over whether the site even carried CS 1.6 cheats. Regular members like HaSh and mr.N0Nam3 close it out with a shrug: CS 1.6 cheats worked fine for CZ anyway. A pretty ordinary, small-time request thread typical of the era's private cheat hunting culture.
i m willing to pay $$ or $50 gift card of BESTBUY =D— Nomi
Tux was always there to help and the service was top knock— havok123
u can use any 1.6 hack for cz— mr.N0Nam3
Config With Hax, Please
A brand-new noob asks for a config with 'binds, rates, hax, and tweak' — gets roasted in four replies flat.
A freshly-registered member (10 posts) opens with a classic newbie request: a ready-made CS 1.6 config bundling binds, rates, and 'hax'. Two regulars, artemis and The Moose, immediately clown on the request, pointing out that mixing 'config' with 'hax' doesn't really make sense and redirecting him to the scripting section. It's a short, forgettable thread but a perfect little time capsule of the eternal noob-vs-veteran dynamic that defined forum culture like this.
lol, look at the scripting section, kthxbai— artemis
Wow.. A config with hax.. Please!— The Moose
i need any config of cs 1.6 with, binds, rates, hax. And tweak.— ff2
Any Program Can Unban Myself?
A noob asks if there's a magic unban button — the forum's answer is basically 'lol no, go beg the admin.'
A member calling himself 'kenshio' asks if some program exists to remove a server ban he'd gotten. Regulars quickly shoot the idea down, explaining there's no such tool and the realistic options are asking the admin nicely or, half-jokingly, breaking into the server's backend. The thread has that classic small-forum energy: a dumb-but-common question, a couple of old hands ribbing the OP, and a quick close-out once he says he 'knows what to do.'
No, there is no such thing as a unban program or anything like that. If you got banned on a server, ask the admin to unban you.— banak
lmfao.. kinda stupid question to ask.. u need a l33t haxor to do that..— haha.1
ok i know wat to do . =) thk for reply— kenshio
Search: 'Aequitas Proof Hack'
A newbie asks for a mystery cheat by name — and gets shut down for sneaking in a site plug instead
A four-post thread from December 2007 in the Counter-Strike 1.6 General board, where a new member (11 posts) asks if anyone knows where to find something called an 'aequitas proof hack' for CS 1.6 or CSS. Another member speculates it might just be a wallhack, while a regular with 1,756 posts brushes off the question, tells the OP to go buy from a 'vip site,' and teases that his own forum signature 'may have something of interest very soon' — which promptly gets called out by another poster as a thinly veiled advertisement. A small, quick, very of-its-era exchange typical of the scene's constant cheat-hunting and rule-skirting.
Someone knows where i get a aequitas proof hack for css or cs 1.6 ? haha.— Andieier
no, go buy one from a vip site. ps. the first sig in my signature, may have somthing of interest very soon haha.— ballistic
did u just advertise a site? -.-— practise makes perfect
Does This... VAC-Ban Everything? (CoryZ's Anxious Hack Questions)
New guy wants to hack for 'one nite' without VAC nuking his whole Steam account collection — chaos and eye-rolling ensue.
A low-post-count member named CoryZ posts a rambling, typo-riddled question asking whether a site allows downloading CS 1.6 hacks with real-time VAC-detection status, and whether using an 'undetected' hack on one account could get his other accounts banned too. A Co-Manager (DCLXVI) warns against advertising and gives a terse one-line answer to just use the latest undetected hack. CoryZ keeps double- and triple-posting the same nervous question without much clarity, prompting an exasperated 'Man, wtf... Just wtf..' from veteran member The Moose, and another user just links him to an existing forum thread instead of re-explaining. Classic small-board vibe: newbie paranoia about VAC bans meeting jaded regulars who've heard it all before.
all i wanna do is hack in a vac server for one nite without getting all my accounts vacced, yes im a nooby a haxin— CoryZ
Man, wtf... Just wtf..— The Moose
Don't advertise. Use the latest hack there is and make sure its undetected.— DCLXVI
fatsanta's Vent Server Deal Falls Apart Over Cross-Posting Complaints
16-year-old "Santa" offers free CS servers to whoever foots his Ventrilo bill — forum immediately roasts him for posting it three times
A member going by fatsanta pitches a deal: he'll host game servers off his own dedicated box for a clan if someone else pays for and hands over a Ventrilo voice server. The offer gets picked apart over cost (a poster points out cheap 10-slot Vent hosting exists), slot limits without a license, and whether his dedicated box could just run Vent itself. The thread's real drama is procedural: staff and regulars call him out for cross-posting the same pitch in multiple sections, and fatsanta gets defensive and snippy in response.
Do not make duplicate threads on everything.— DCLXVI
i only made 3 threads not like i went on a spamming spree but w/e i wont— fatsanta
Aren't you a fucking genius....— fatsanta
AS Crosshair Hack - Fkn0wned.Com
A guy called 'officerownage' dropped a scope-crosshair model for AWP/Scout, and a year's worth of noobs trickled in asking how to even install it.
A short, low-key thread in the CS 1.6 General section where user officerownage shared a download link for a crosshair model meant to help with AWP and Scout sniping. The replies trickle in over months rather than minutes, typical of the era's slower forum pace, with newer members asking basic install questions and one user noting a visual glitch (a black square around the crosshair). Nothing dramatic here, just a small piece of the site's cheat/mod-sharing culture and community help dynamic.
This is a model that gives you a crosshair for an AWP and Scout.— officerownage
whats with the black square around the crosshair?— sormor
how do i install this?— monkyking6
Make a Hack (Dec 2007)
A newbie asks 'how do I make a hack???' and gets the classic Fkn0wned reality check.
A brand-new member with three posts to his name asks the forum how to make a cheat, expecting an instant answer. Veterans respond with the usual mix of snark and genuine advice, pointing out that hack-making requires actually learning C++ first, with one staffer stepping in to shut down the flaming and recommend a real programming book and tutorial link. The thread drifts into some low-key ribbing between regulars and a banned member closing it out, capturing the everyday rhythm of the CS 1.6 General section.
if you dont have 1 year of c++, dont ask— blacknight00
Mate, first of all you can't just make a hack. You have to master the programming language of C++.— DCLXVI
unless you are really serious about it, its almost a guarantee you will fail miserably.— ballistic
[Request] Auto Knifer
A newbie begs for a knifebot and gets nothing but 'just search harder' for a week straight
A low-post-count member named bloo asks in the CS 1.6 General forum whether an 'auto knifer' (a bot that automatically stabs targets in knife range) exists, hoping to use it on knife servers. Several regulars respond with vague, unhelpful pointers to 'just download a hack' and 'read the thread descriptions' rather than naming anything specific, leading to a week of bumps and repeated pleading from bloo without a real answer. It's a small, mundane slice of the forum's day-to-day cheat-request culture — low stakes, a bit of gatekeeping/runaround, and a newbie visibly frustrated by the community's unwritten rules about not spelling things out directly.
Please tell me a working loader unlike apocalyptic hook.— bloo
just read the description of the hack— ofactor1
the nk hack has 1 i think— sponger909
Immunity Hack - Which Leagues Does It Bypass?
A confused newbie just wants to know if his cheat will get him banned from CAL — nobody's quite sure.
A short, low-key thread in the CS 1.6 General subforum where a member asks which anti-cheat systems (AEQUITAS, SSC, BAC) the 'Immunity' hack actually got past. A more experienced regular chimes in with a vague technical explanation involving ring0-level anti-cheat bypassing, while others drift off-topic asking basic support questions like what the 'PanicKey' does. It closes with the original poster circling back weeks later still wondering if it beats CAL league anti-cheat — a question that's never answered.
its screen ant-cheat-clients that Immunity bypass because the ring0.— p5y
it tells me to hit the PanicKey what is this please— deano20010
does this bypass cal??!?!?!— xsxux
Cracked CS 1.6 Looking for Working Cheats
A brand-new noob with a pirated copy of CS 1.6 just wants an aimbot that actually works — cue the PM requests.
A short, low-stakes thread from December 2007 in the CS 1.6 General subforum, where a new member ('Willhelm') asks for cheats compatible with a cracked copy of the game. Another member suggests 'SSW' works, and once Willhelm claims to have found a working aimbot, he's reminded he can't post it publicly per forum rules — leading a couple of other members to slide into PMs asking to be sent it privately. Pretty mundane by forum standards, but a nice little time capsule of the era's casual attitude toward piracy and cheat-sharing norms.
I have a cracked cs 1.6, but the most "cheats" dont work do you know of any that work whit cracked 1.6? x3.— Willhelm
Found one, but i cant post it (rules)— Willhelm
pm me then please— rogersyahooman
CSDos - "PLZ ANSWER!!"
A noob begs for a mysterious tool called CSDos, gets mildly clowned before someone finally drops the link.
A newer member named own3d92 posted a short, urgent request asking where to find something called 'CSDos' for Counter-Strike 1.6. A few regulars poked fun at the confusing phrasing and the double-quote mixup, with some good-natured back-and-forth about what he actually meant. The thread wraps up with another member pointing him toward Google and finally supplying a direct link to the file he was after.
Did someone maybe knows where to get CSDos?— own3d92
I do not think there is a such thing as a CS-DOS— prefeK
If you searched google you would have found it.— Arcade
C++ hacks - How to compile and crap
Newbie wants to compile game hacks before he even knows what a compiler is
A self-described noob named duffdude asks how to compile source code he downloaded for CS:S hacks, admitting he just started learning C++ and mainly wants to run the hack on 'cracked servers' rather than truly study it. Other members needle him for basically asking for handouts in disguise, point him toward tutorial books already posted on the forum, and give scattered beginner advice about compilers and Dev-C++. It's a pretty mundane, small thread but a good little time capsule of the era's mix of script-kiddie ambition and forum-elder eye-rolling.
I dont care if its detected i just want to study from it and use it on CSS cracked servers.— duffdude
It sounds to me like you want to pass it off as yo...— lol
rolf request section lol also please get some more...— minitureman
Auto-Talk/Spammer — the CFG bind 'tutorial' that wasn't
A guy posts a basic Counter-Strike auto-say bind and calls it a 'script' — the regulars were not fooled.
Member Beware posted a simple guide for making CS 1.6/CS:S binds auto-say text in chat, dressed up with fake 'VAC2 Proof' script credentials to sound more advanced than it was. Fellow members quickly called it out as just basic config editing rather than any real script, with Christ/DigitalEDD joking it was more of a 'how2script' post. Despite the ribbing, the thread ran long with dozens of low-effort 'thanks'/'nice'/'unhide' replies typical of the era's download threads, and laptops chimed in with his own console bind example. A snapshot of mid-2000s CS forum culture: everyone chasing easy binds, some skepticism about clickbait-y script claims, and a comment thread that devolved into filler posts.
LOL, this is more like how2script— Christ AKA DigitalEDD
i hope this isnt just some stupid tut teaching me how to bind.. i kinda already know how...— shaftorgohome
It's just editing your configs nothing else...— Beware
ABACABB's Bounty Call for Delta Force Hacks
A member offers a mystery 'prize' to anyone who codes him anti-recoil or wallhacks — nobody ever finds out what it was.
In this short 2006 Programming board thread, veteran member ABACABB puts out a call for a coder to build anti-recoil and wallhack tools for Black Hawk Down: Delta Force, admitting he lacks the patience to make his own. Two members bite, both asking what the promised 'prize' actually is before committing any work. The thread fizzles out after three posts with no resolution shown, a classic snapshot of the forum's cheat-request culture and laid-back, joke-heavy tone.
ok, ive tryed makeing my own hacks etc bbut i have noo patience whats so ever.— ABACABB
Well it depends on the prize i just might be able to help you with that— sikwidit
ya depends what the prize dragon ?— MisFiTs666
RQ: LongJump Script
A guy asks for a 'longjump' script in 2007 — the thread outlives him, limping on for two years as pure bump-fodder.
A member named zxczxc opened a request thread in December 2007 asking for a Counter-Strike longjump (LJ) scripting file capable of pulling off big-distance jumps, sparking a couple of genuine replies about legendary players who supposedly had scripts hitting 250-258 units. After that brief flurry of actual conversation, the thread became a graveyard: over a dozen low-post-count members trickled in across 2008 and into mid-2009, each posting nothing but the word 'unhide' in a vain attempt to reveal hidden content or bump the topic for attention. It's a classic snapshot of an unanswered request thread slowly decaying into spam.
Can some1 share with us LJ script about 250 + Units ?— zxczxc
I've seen a guy with 256 lj script.. really tight, looking for it.— hugz`
unhide— zik123
Anti VAC2
A guy asks how to dodge VAC in 2009 — the crew basically shrugs and tells him to buy private cheats instead.
A member named fl0yd13 asks the Programming subforum how developers were handling anti-VAC detection at the time, mentioning he'd already implemented a basic PEB-hiding trick to clear his DLL's name from the target process. Replies are short and unhelpful: one regular tells him to just get private cheats, which fl0yd13 pushes back on since he's asking about writing code, not buying source. A staff member (Smod) closes out the thread saying there weren't many known methods left working against the latest updates. A quiet, low-drama technical thread typical of the site's cheat-development crowd.
Get private cheats.— vermiLLion
do u mean source code? im talking about programming here....— fl0yd13
Yeah, there's not that many ways to do so. I haven't heard of any way of doing this with the latest updates.— ap3x
Simple On/Off Bunny Hop Script for CSS
A toggleable bhop script for Counter-Strike: Source, hidden behind a reply-to-unlock wall and a very confident 'no VAC ban' promise.
Filip520 posted a bunny-hop config script for Counter-Strike: Source that could be toggled on/off with ALT, locked behind the classic forum trick of hiding the code until you replied. The thread drew a steady trickle of one-word thank-yous and reactions, plus a bit of skepticism from Xclusiv questioning whether it was just a basic mousewheel-jump bind in disguise. Filip520 defended it as different since it didn't spam console output, and the topic settled into the usual low-effort 'ty'/'thnx' bump culture typical of tool-sharing threads on the board.
You Will Never Ever Get Vac Ban By Using This Script— Filip520
isn't this just bind mwheelup +jump?— Xclusiv
The Best Thing is CSS is BHOP ;/~— XyLoiD
CS:S Rcon Hack sv_cheats 0
New member with one post demands an Rcon password cracker to get revenge on server admins — gets roasted for it.
A brand-new member with a single post asked for a way to crack Mani-Admin-Plugin Rcon passwords on Counter-Strike: Source servers, venting about being falsely banned for hacking despite his long CS 1.1/1.6 LAN history and a newly bought high-stat account. Veteran members immediately called out the low post count as a red flag for this kind of request and mocked his all-caps typing style. One reply pointed toward the Rebel Gaming subforum where a similar Rcon-cracking tool had reportedly been posted before. The thread is short and mostly forum-culture friction rather than an actual tool drop.
dont request if you only have one post— a-lusion
Like The First Poster Said, You Would Have To Post More For Serious Replies For Something Like This. Also, Don't Type Like This.— Lukeyyy
In the rebel gaming there is a post of a program that cracks rcon passwords— destruction
Annoying Shit: AntiMute and more
officerownage drops his old-school CS:S troll-script pack, and Paiin immediately roasts it as ancient and already patched
A 2010 post in the Counter-Strike: Source Scripts/Tools subforum where longtime member officerownage shared a small bundle of nuisance scripts (a voice-spam 'annoy' script, an anti-mute workaround, and a server lag/crash trick) claiming they were undetected. Fellow member Paiin quickly pushed back, saying most of these tricks were outdated and no longer functioned on modern servers, sparking a brief back-and-forth. A newer member later chimed in asking if it worked on CS 1.6, showing the thread lingered even as it aged. It's a small, dry slice of the era's script-sharing culture rather than a big drama thread.
still works for me— officerownage
This is all old and fixed already. Fails. xD— Paiin
works for cs 1.6 or...?— DeLikE.
[Config] FPS Booster v1 by Hatred!
A hidden autoexec.cfg promising more frames, and half the forum just showed up to say 'unhide'
A Counter-Strike: Source scripts thread from May 2009 where user Hatred! posted a self-made 'FPS Booster' config file, hidden behind a reply-to-unlock wall. The replies are almost entirely low-effort 'unhide'/'thanks' posts typical of the era's hidden-content bait threads, with one user skeptically asking how a simple config could actually boost FPS. It's a snapshot of the classic forum download economy — post to unlock, everyone piles on for the freebie, little real discussion.
Thx... ...But... ...how can a simple file like that actualy boost your fps ?— nextplague
It edits your game to make things better for you just try it and you will see what i mean— Hatred!
well i use Caseys, but ill try it (;— LaatikkoHack
CSS Server Crash Exploit Config
shustas drops a 'crash the server' cfg — cue thirty replies of pure 'unhide' copy-paste
A 2009 Counter-Strike: Source Scripts/Tools thread where user shustas shared a config file claimed to crash game servers via a console connect/exec trick, gated behind a MultiUpload link. The reply chain is almost entirely low-effort 'unhide'/'ty'/'unihide' posts from members trying to unlock the hidden download, with one brief technical back-and-forth about the 'wait' command being blocked on some servers. Classic era artifact: a spam-hosted script thread padded out by forum reputation-farming rather than real discussion.
Only crashes you.— -Darkness-
works in a few servers, wait command is blocked in 90 % of servers.— Total90
unihid3— Total90
CS 1.6 + CZ Account Bundle Auction for Forum Points
A bored member auctions off a bundled CS 1.6 + CZ account for forum points, and the bidding rules confuse everyone
In the Auctions section, a member calling himself 'haha.1' offered to create and hand over a Counter-Strike 1.6 + Condition Zero account bundle to whoever won a points-based bidding war, starting at 10 points with a somewhat confusingly explained 10-100 point raise system. Several regulars including Sonikk, minitureman, fizzer, and Uncensor3d jumped in with bids ranging from 10 up past 100, with the OP repeatedly clarifying (in caps) that people misunderstood the min/max bid mechanics. It's a small, casual slice of the site's internal points-economy trading culture rather than any major drama, but it captures the goofy, chaotic energy of the Auctions board.
haha now i have your soul— minitureman
100 points (buyout)— Sonikk
U GUYS NEED TO READ THE LAST PART NOT THE MAX BID PART LOL— haha.1
Help disabling alters wallhack while keeping ESP
Guy wants the ESP, not the wallhack — a tiny 2007 support thread that says everything about the era
A short support thread in the CS:S Support section where user fizzer asked how to disable the wallhack component of an 'alters' cheat while keeping the ESP feature. DCLXVI replied quickly with a file-path pointer, and fizzer followed up reporting that the fix messed up his weapon skins. A tiny, mundane exchange, but a good snapshot of the casual cheat-support culture that filled these boards.
how do i turn alters wallhack off? i dont like i'd rather look at the esp:D plz help— fizzer
thx for replying so quick— fizzer
i did that and my skins for weaps stuffed up does ...— fizzer
The BlackK 1.2 Console Spam Panic
A guy panics over normal CS:S console text and thinks he's about to get VAC banned — chaos ensues.
A user new to the 'Blackkpub1.2' cheat pasted his entire game console output into the Support forum, worried it meant something was wrong or that he'd get VAC banned. Regulars ribbed him for copy-pasting standard startup text, with a few jokingly warning he was doomed and others clarifying it was totally normal. The thread resolves anticlimactically: the hack worked fine all along, he just hadn't pressed the right key.
what the hell is with everyone copy and pasting their console..— ◢:MS Hacking God:◣
It generally means, you're gonna get raped. Sorry.— ZarbonPRO
Liek 10mins after I posted this I decided to run teh hackz0r again... I entered a game and pressed insert...WULLAH it worked!— Whats that?...BA... Whats that?...BANG!!
Hitbox mechanics explained: routine CS:S support thread
A noob asks how hitboxes work — and gets a surprisingly solid answer before mods slam it shut.
In this short Counter-Strike: Source Support thread from October 2007, a member called Painkill3r asked a basic question about how in-game hitboxes function. After a bit of back-and-forth clarifying whether the question was hack-related, regulars DCLXVI and -Still Life- stepped in with genuine explanations covering hitbox mechanics and field-of-view concepts, with rnie chiming in to praise DCLXVI's helpfulness. The thread wrapped up amicably with Painkill3r thanking everyone, and a moderator locked it as 'Problem solved' — a small, ordinary slice of the forum's day-to-day tech-support culture.
Which hack?— DJSketch
Hitboxes, are various boxes or portions of the bod...— DCLXVI
Problem solved Topic Locked!— DCLXVI
PLEASE HELP. UNABLE TO INJECT DLL?!?
A newbie's cheat won't inject, and the regulars mostly just clown on his Xfire
A one-post member ('Notliketheothers') asks for help after his cheat loader fails to inject on Counter-Strike: Source, even with supposedly 'VAC proof' versions. A few established forum regulars reply, though the advice quickly turns into a running joke about closing Xfire before launching anything. It's a small, typical support-board exchange from the site's cheat-scene heyday, showing off the casual troubleshooting culture and light ribbing that defined the place.
it always says unable to inject dll or failure to inject or something along those lines. even the new vac proof ones. how do i fix?— Notliketheothers
Close xfire.— minitureman
Close xfire, be sure you use new hacks put altogether in one folder, run .exe located in the folder ( hopefully ) then start css, and btw, do you have Windows Vista?— rnie
Need a little help with a hack...
A brand-new member can't figure out how to open his hack's menu — cue the community piling on with the most obvious answer in gaming history.
A newcomer named Sullivan introduces himself to Fkn0wned.com and asks for help getting a menu to appear for a CS:S cheat he'd downloaded after being pointed to the site by a stranger on Steam. Several regulars chime in with quick, half-joking answers about which keyboard key toggles the menu (Insert, Delete, or Home), reflecting the casual, help-each-other-out support culture typical of small cheat-scene forums of the era. The thread is short, low-drama, and mostly notable as a snapshot of everyday newbie onboarding on the site.
My only question is how do I make the hack select menu appear?— Sullivan
Press delete, or instert, one of those , sorry, ha...— rnie
Yeah, it's Insert, have fun hacking!!— rnie
hack help - running a cheat on a 64-bit system
A member's 64-bit CPU wouldn't play nice with his cheat, and the ensuing tech talk turned into a delightfully over-the-top vocabulary showdown.
A short 2007 support thread from Fkn0wned's Counter-Strike: Source support board where a member (mr.N0Nam3) asked how to force a hack to run in 32-bit mode on his 64-bit processor. Another member admitted he didn't know, while a third (Ex777) offered a dense, slightly garbled technical explanation about 32-bit/64-bit compatibility, mixing up 'enumeration' with 'emulation' — which qwerty54 promptly called out. A small, mundane snapshot of the era's casual cheat-support culture, remembered more for the nerdy back-and-forth than the actual problem.
i have a hack, and im being told to run it in windows 32 bit mode but i have a 64 bit processor and don't know how to do that— mr.N0Nam3
I think the word you were looking for when u said enumeration, ex, was emulation. maybe im wrong.— qwerty54
Yeah, I couldn't forumlate my explanation properly, but that was the word I ment.— Ex777
Help with material walls
A newbie asks how to install a wallhack, and the regulars roast him for not reading the readme
A member named artemis asks for help getting 'Jaska's 8 Bit Wallhack' material walls working in CS:S, unsure where to extract the files. Staff and regulars point out that sv_pure was already killing most wallhacks by late 2007, then walk through the basic materials-folder install before mocking the OP for not just reading the existing instructions. The thread turns into a running joke about people making low-effort support threads purely to pad their post count instead of searching for answers.
First of all most wallhacks don't work any more due to sv_pure enabled on plenty of servers.— Shifty.
rofl they cba to read it but yet they can be asked to make a fkn thread— minitureman
thats because reading only gives them the answer making a thread gets the +post count— pyeman
SB-X Wallhacks Detected? (VAC2 detection worries)
One member wonders why VAC2 was flagging his SB-X material wallhack — the replies get cagey fast.
A short support thread from December 2007 on Fkn0wned.com's Counter-Strike: Source support board, where user Huzzah asks how VAC2 could be detecting a material-based wallhack (SB-X) and whether it was a mistake. A couple of other members chime in with theories, including one claiming something was hidden within the game folders, and Huzzah follows up wondering if it's fine when not actively running. It's a small, typical slice of the era's cheat-support culture — casual, half-informed troubleshooting about anti-cheat detection on a scene forum that also ran releases and general hacking discussion sections.
Isn't it done through mats? How could it be detected?— Huzzah
they can't if its a material wallhack its not ...— mr.N0Nam3
someone said he hid something within the folders t...— 4Saken
Best Hitbox Number for Aimspot Headshots
A guy asks which hitbox number gets him headshots — the mods sigh and answer anyway.
A short, low-stakes support thread from October 2007 where member iNVADER asks which aimspot/hitbox number is best for getting headshots. Moderator DCLXVI gently reminds him to post in the right section before answering, and regular rnie chimes in with his own preferred numbers for maximum effect. It's a quick, mundane snapshot of the site's cheat-support culture — tiny, technical, and casual, exactly the kind of low-effort question that filled the Support subforum. Notable mostly for the interesting fate of iNVADER, whose account status changes across archived captures of the page from Member to Banned.
whats the best number to get headshots?— iNVADER
Please post in the right section next time. If you are using hitbox aimspot, 14 = head.— DCLXVI
14 is the best for being terminator on a server ... 13 for neck, looks more legit— rnie
Help with fkn0wned v1 menu
New guy downloads the hack, can't find the menu — and gets a mod-close for his trouble
A quick, low-drama support thread from October 2007 where a newer member (13 posts) asked how to open the controls/menu for the 'fkn0wned v1' CS:S cheat after finding it just redirected him to the forum. A couple of regulars talked him through opening the menu, he said thanks, and then jokingly begged a mod to close the thread — which DCLXVI promptly did. A perfectly mundane slice of everyday cheat-support life on the board.
it seems like a good hack.— MinderOne
mod close this threads pl0xesssenns— -Still Life-
Closed.— DCLXVI
Spartan2 Hack / Cocain Hook / Heroin Hook - what's the difference?
A CS:S regular asks why three differently-named cheats all look exactly the same — turns out they'd just been pulled anyway.
A short 2007 support thread in the Counter-Strike: Source forum where user qwerty54 noticed that several oddly-named cheat releases (Spartan2 Hack, Cocain Hook, Heroin Hook) shared identical screenshots and options, and asked what set them apart. Other members chimed in with theories, ranging from minor version updates to them all being the same underlying recode, before the conversation shifted to the fact that the tools in question had since been removed from the site, possibly over concerns they contained something malicious. A minor, everyday exchange capturing the churn and disposable naming culture around cheat releases on the board.
its because its like a recode on everyone =P— InzaneHacker
the hacks are removed.— rnie
They may have had malicious material in them.— DCLXVI
curious!? — the aimkey newbie question thread
A noob asked what 'aimkey' even means, and the regulars actually answered him nicely (mostly)
A new member named corb asks two basic questions about how aimbot 'aimkeys' work and when VAC detection kicks in, openly admitting he's confused despite having supposedly hacked for a while. Regulars rnie and DCLXVI patiently break down the concepts for him, while Bulletwave gets called out and dismissed as a noob for a snide interjection. The thread ends on a friendly note with corb thanking everyone for clearing things up, capturing the low-stakes, helpful side of the forum's support board.
does aimkey mean aim team? e.g. aimkey 1 your team aimkey 2 other team aimkey 3 both teams? or am i completely off?— corb
Bulletwave is a noob, let him be, he's just ha...— rnie
thanks again that helps out a lot to know!— corb
"Hack, aimbot, esp, wallhack" — a newbie's request in CS:S Support
A total noob asks for a VAC-proof do-it-all cheat, and the forum regulars line up to 'help' — while one guy just calls the whole thread a fail.
A brand-new member with 8 posts asks for a CS:S aimbot/ESP/wallhack combo that's VAC-proof, admitting he doesn't know how to install exe hacks. A couple of regulars oblige with links and install steps for named cheat releases, other lurkers chime in asking for clearer instructions or how to tune the aimbot, and one veteran poster dismisses the whole thread as garbage. It's a classic slice of the fkn0wned Support board: low-effort requests, eager 'helpers' promoting their own hack releases, and the constant background hum of VAC-proof claims that everyone half-believed.
This thread fails.— Keke10000
PS: The hack is working i am using it so don't believe that the hack won't load it will— own3d92
i want to find ahack with aimbot esp wallhack. and it must be vac vac2 proof.— Alisao
Hack stopped working yesterday after Steam update - tehcss
One Steam patch bricked a CS:S cheat and sent a user straight to the support forum in a panic
A one-post member, ddiggler08, reported that a cheat known as 'tehcss' (running via a .dll and .exe pair) stopped working after a Steam client update, causing the game to hang on a blank screen until force-closed. A few regulars chimed in with brief theories — possibly detected, or simply broken by the CS:S update itself — in the low-key, matter-of-fact style typical of these support threads. It's a small but characteristic snapshot of the era: cheats routinely broke with client patches, and users came here first to troubleshoot before anywhere else.
I have been using a hack for a while which uses two files: tehcss.dll and tehcss.exe— ddiggler08
Maybe its detected?— waLLa
That's because CSS has updated.— DCLXVI