The Cheat Scene
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Fortress Forever mod-sharing thread
Back in '07, someone dropped a free Half-Life 2 mod on the Steam board and half the forum just said thanks and moved on.
A September 2007 thread in the Steam Client subforum where user thesource posted about Fortress Forever, a Half-Life 2 mod often compared to Team Fortress 2 (which had just been announced/released around that time). The thread is mostly a long chain of short, low-effort replies — 'thanks', 'nice', 'ty ty ty', country/game tags — typical of the era's forum culture where bumping and quick acknowledgments padded post counts. No real debate or drama, just a casual mod-sharing thread that ran at least 5 pages.
yea both games look intense— ForceWithin
Sounds cool, thanks.— lol
already have it— Narl
Showing off my Steam crack... (locked for spam/gravedigging)
A guy teased a Steam crack, everyone begged for the link, and a mod closed it for spam and gravedigging.
In the Steam Client subforum, member Firerain posted a thread bragging about a Steam crack without actually sharing it, sparking a chain of members (Rock Superstar, Reflector, banak, -Darkness-) asking for the download link or claiming they had better ones they'd never leak. It's a classic tease-and-beg thread typical of the cheat scene era, with skepticism ('what's the difference between this and other cracks?') mixed with hype. The thread was eventually locked by moderator mr.N0Nam3 on New Year's Day 2008 for spam and gravedigging.
Showing off my Steam crack...— Firerain
Ah got a better crack, but I will never leak it!— banak
It works :V— Firerain
Server crasher? — the mystery 'gava' program
Some guy crashed a packed CS:S zombie server four times in a row and just said 'top secret.'
A member named edgarejc posts about witnessing someone crash a full 44-player Counter-Strike: Source zombie server repeatedly using a mystery tool, refusing to share where he got it. The thread turns into a mix of curiosity, mild skepticism, and low-key rage-bait speculation about using such a tool to force rematches after losing a round. It ends anticlimactically when another member casually reveals the mundane real cause (a spammed client command), deflating the 'secret hack' mystique.
dont talk or the server will crash— edgarejc (quoting the crasher)
lol 1 post wonder haha try googleing it man— minitureman
the command is "fullupdate" just go in to a server and bind . fullupdate it only works on some servers— csblitzcs
Free Steam Account (VAC Banned, Thread Closed)
A 'free' Steam account got passed around the forum until it wound up VAC banned and dead — thread officially closed.
A thread in the Steam Client subforum where a member shared a free/shared Steam account for others to use, with the login apparently getting changed and re-hidden multiple times as different members took turns using it. It devolved into low-effort replies, bickering over who had access, and jabs at newcomers who didn't read the earlier posts before asking to be let in. A moderator (DCLXVI) eventually closed it on 20-11-2007 once the account got VAC banned and was effectively worthless.
Steam account is gone now. Free steam account , VAC Banned though lol— DCLXVI
ROFL dumb kids read the posts b4 you reply.— jacal
How'd it already get changed... if it's hidden. Only a 1k club member or thesource could have done it. haha.— Rebelz
mainzoHook v0.1.0 Release Thread
A wallhack named after its own bugs list — 'toggle keys won't work well' and people still said thanks
This thread on Gametration.com (a Counter-Strike cheat forum in the fkn0wned/thec0re orbit) was the release post for 'mainzoHook', a basic OpenGL-based CS 1.6 hack featuring wallhacks, wireframe models, and simple antirecoil, credited to a small crew of scene coders. Posted by forum mascot/staffer NoNamE! in December 2007, the release notes openly admitted several bugs, which didn't stop a string of low-post-count members chiming in with quick 'thanks' and requests to unhide the download link. It's a small, mundane snapshot of the cheat-sharing economy: a modest tool, a credits list name-dropping other scene figures, and a trail of noobs farming replies to unlock the file.
Toggle keys wont work well, will be fixed in next version— NoNamE!
Im amazed why this got so less downloads, on other sites this is pretty top.— ihkudaa
Thx, unhide plox— jeebus123
Trading a VAC-Banned CSS Account (and a 'Hack' Subscription) for a Clean One
Guy tries to trade his banned CS:S account plus a cheat sub for a clean 'legit' one — and people are still begging for it two months later.
A member named r3skyline posted in The Market Place looking to swap his VAC-banned Counter-Strike: Source account for a clean, unbanned one, throwing in a cheat product subscription as part of the deal since he claimed to be 'going legit.' He got at least one eager reply, gave the deal away to the first responder, and then had to post again over a month later begging people to stop messaging him because it was long gone. Another member closed out the thread mocking the stragglers still pestering him for the deal months after it ended.
hi, i would like to get an unbanned counter strike source account, non stolen totally legit.— r3skyline
GONE SO PLZ STOP BUGGING ME!— r3skyline
wow 2 oct until now.. ppl still pming u? lol bunch of idiots ..— haha.1
[REQUEST] Portal or TF2, 400 points
A guy tries to buy Portal or TF2 for pocket change and gets laughed out of the Market Place — then someone actually takes the deal.
In this October 2007 Market Place thread, member jacal wanted to buy a Steam account with Portal or Team Fortress 2 for a lowball offer of 400 forum points. Regulars quickly pointed out the math didn't add up, since the games cost around $40 and points were valued at roughly $10 per 1000. After some back-and-forth ribbing about being 'screwed' and a tangent about someone finishing Portal in four hours, AcidViper stepped in at the end and agreed to the 400-point price, closing out the haggle.
u wont get 1 for that price portal and tf2 is like $40 and it costs $10 for 1k points so try 4k points lol— pyeman
looks like your screwed— bragamuffin
Ok 400 right here. Pm me.— AcidViper
Steam Account (w/ GMOD) for RuneScape Trade — Fizzles Out
A brand new member wanted to swap his whole Steam library for a high-level RuneScape account, and the regulars were not impressed.
A low-post-count member named soldja3678 posted in The Market Place offering a Steam account loaded with games including Garry's Mod, explicitly seeking high-level RuneScape or MapleStory accounts in trade and insisting an 'official middleman' be used. The thread drew a handful of tentative RuneScape offers (levels ranging from 70 to 87) but also skepticism from established members questioning the poster's post count and trustworthiness, plus a reminder that deals were supposed to go through the site's middleman system rather than off-forum. It fizzles out without any confirmed trade being recorded.
i M CURRENTLY SELLING A STEAM ACCOUNT WITH ALL STEAM GAMES ON IT INC gmod— soldja3678
5 posts, don't trust him yet people, he's new. You need 100 posts.— rnie
Don't make offers out of this website, use the middle man set up.— havok123
buying steam account
Fizzer offers 100+ points for a CS:S Steam account — and gets haggled, ghosted, and trolled for his trouble.
A straightforward Market Place haggling thread from October 2007: user fizzer wants to buy a Steam account with Counter-Strike: Source, offering forum 'points' as currency. Uncensor3d offers a VAC-banned account (rejected), jacal negotiates a clean account up to 200 points but backs out claiming it sold elsewhere, and Jack Daniels floats a cash trade. The thread devolves into a running joke about pointless one-word replies ('nah'), with poacher dropping in late to hawk a batch of Steam accounts for cash via PayPal. Pure everyday grey-market trading culture of the site, low stakes but a good snapshot of the points-economy and account-flipping scene.
dont do funny shit like 300+— fizzer
WOW that has to be the most usless post i have seen on this site LOL this has to be the second— jacal
if it was vac banned maby but it ain't so soz— jacal
Steam Account for 350 Fkn Points
A brand-new '1000 Club' member tries to flip a bare Steam account for site points — and gets immediately roasted for his post count.
In this Market Place listing, user xrefused1007 offers a Steam account (holding CS:S, Half-Life 2, and Half-Life: Lost Coast) for 350 forum points, proudly noting the buyer would be its first-ever user. Regulars quickly needle him for having a '1000 Club' title with barely any posts, sparking a light back-and-forth about the points system and forum status symbols. A short bidding war breaks out with offers of 250 and then 300 points before minitureman claims it and jokingly tells an admin to close the thread, while another user tries to route the deal through Xfire instead.
Oh, and by the way...Person who gets it will be the first ever to use it— xrefused1007
lol 1000k members thing and only 10 posts!! lol why would u buy it— fizzer
its mine now admin please close— minitureman
Frag Cup Finals: intellect vs e2k
Down to two teams — e2k vs intellect — and the FkN crew weighs in on who takes it.
A short thread in the Console Gaming / Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare 2 discussion board where deX- announces the frag cup tournament has narrowed to its final two teams, intellect and e2k, after Team Replay and Optic Gaming were knocked out. A handful of regulars chime in with quick predictions and banter, including admin ap3x jokingly floating the idea of forming a 'FkNLegends' MLG team. It's a brief, casual exchange typical of the forum's competitive gaming side rather than a major event.
we should definitely have a team FkNLegends we'll go mlg d00dz— ap3x
im better— shwager
e2k ftw— vermiLLion
MW2 XP Glitch...?
A screenshot, a confused OP, and a "my friends are prestige 6-8" hacked-server theory — classic MW2 mystery thread.
xDEADFAMOUSx posted a Photobucket screenshot showing a weird XP result from doing MW2's fall-damage challenges without any kills, asking what happened. Replies ranged from accusing him of sound whoring/boosting to a theory from DarkRood that he'd landed on a hacked server, citing friends who shot up to prestige 6-8 that way. Short, casual five-post thread typical of the Console Gaming > MW2 Discussion subforum, with no real resolution reached.
no idead i went on to do the jump from 30 ft and die, and jump from 15 ft and survive challenges and this is what happened, i killed no one in the game, obv..— xDEADFAMOUSx
It's a hacked server you were playing at, my friends played at one of these now their prestige 6-8 :o— DarkRood
lmao you snd boosted— matmat123
BEST HACK? — the great Counter-Strike private cheat shopping thread
A guy just wants a CS cheat that "looks legit, not to rage" — cue the usual roll call of paid cheat sites
Member mark660 asks the Counter-Strike board to rate private/source cheats and recommend sites, sparking a casual back-and-forth naming the era's well-known paid cheat providers and comparing rough pricing and reputation. Regulars like Mystik and Skippy chime in with their picks and dismiss others as weak, while spaztaz666 hedges that he can't vouch for quality beyond marketing claims. It's a low-drama, bread-and-butter thread typical of the CS subforum — shopping-advice energy, ending in mark660 bumping his own post with classic forum leetspeak.
im looking for something i can play and look legit, not to rage.— mark660
Enhanced aim sucks..— Mystik
bump11!!1111oneone!!11— mark660
Metin2 Hack Request in Deutsche Hacks
A German newbie asks for Metin2 hacks and half the thread has no idea what Metin2 even is
A brand-new member, undertacker92, posts in the German-language 'Deutsche Hacks' subforum asking for any and all hacks for the MMO Metin2, offering to trade contact via ICQ. The request is initially misunderstood due to unclear phrasing, prompting confusion and light ribbing from regulars, several of whom admit they've never even heard of Metin2. The thread meanders into a casual, joking aside about what Metin2 actually is, with one member comparing it to a free, better-looking World of Warcraft played by his classmates, and mentioning a speedhack exists without providing it. Low-effort, low-stakes thread typical of the niche 'Other Games' hack-request corner of the forum.
Deutsche Sprache schwere Sprache?? ich versteh dich iwie nicht— aKari
Mich interessiert was Metin2 berhaupt is Oo— strang0r
und es gibt ein metin 2 speedhack.. habe den auch mal irgendwo gefunden— flatschGER
Private CS 1.6/CZ Hack Hunt Devolves Into Xfire Ghosting Saga
A guy hunting a 'league-safe' private cheat gets tangled in Xfire drama instead of ever getting the goods
In this 2007 thread on the German-language 'Deutsche Hacks' subforum, member hArDy.exe asks around for a private Counter-Strike 1.6/CZ cheat with a laundry list of wanted features, insisting it be undetectable and 'league-safe' for competitive play. Sekte offers to help but the conversation devolves into a slow-motion saga of missed Xfire adds, ghosting, and mild excuses ('I have a life too'), while other members chime in with skepticism about cheating in leagues. It never really resolves — hArDy.exe is still 'suche noch immer' (still looking) by the thread's end.</br>
will damit liga zocken!— hArDy.exe
Ja, sry... Aber ich habe auch RL. ;>— Sekte
Hacks in Ligen? Low~— Keskin^
geiler tausch! (Deutsche Hacks trade thread)
A German member offers to trade his private CS:S hacks for Steam accounts — cue the usual leak drama.
In this German-language corner of Fkn0wned's 'Deutsche Hacks' subforum, member anarchie65 announces he's now willing to trade his private hacks in exchange for Steam accounts, not just Rapidshare premium accounts, and insists (half-jokingly) that he won't scam anyone. A few members chime in asking what games/accounts he's after, one CS:CZ user tries to strike a deal via Xfire, and another member notes his own hacks were already leaked before this thread's offer even mattered. It's a small, casual back-and-forth typical of the era's account/hack barter economy, ending on a slightly deflated note when anarchie65 admits his stash got leaked.
eins mach ich sicher nicht, Betrgen! bei mir luft alles ehrlich ab.— anarchie65
alle private hacks, die ich hatte sind ja schon wieder geleaked worden mann!— anarchie65
da ich die schon etwas frher habe als die hier erscheinen— flatschGER
Buying CS:GO Knife or Items - up to $1200 PayPal
Lawliet's got PayPal loaded and wants your knives — cracked accounts welcome, no questions asked.
A trading thread in the Buyers Plaza where user Lawliet advertised as a buyer for CS:GO knives and skins, paying up to $1200 via PayPal and explicitly accepting offers from 'cracked/hacked' accounts. Over several months the thread got bumped with claims of successful buys (knives, keys, weapons) and drew a couple of other market regulars offering specific skins. Pretty typical low-key gray-market skin trading chatter for the site's Market Place section.
Give me your offers, I also accept ones from cracked/hacked accounts— Lawliet
Topic cleaned, bought 4 knives, over 150 keys and shit tons of weapons— Lawliet
bro how much % you pay from one skin or knife?— razvyx89
Runescape Account Trade: 94 Fishing, $70 to $30
A level 93 Runescape account, a $70 asking price, and a haggle that ended at $30 on MSN.
NutterNZ, a retired supervisor on the forum, listed his own level 93 Runescape account (94 Fishing) for sale in the Other Trades section back in November 2007, insisting it wasn't scammed and that recovery details would be handed over on purchase. A handful of members floated offers, including trying to trade games like Orange Box, CSS, and Garry's Mod instead of cash, which NutterNZ turned down. After a couple weeks of back-and-forth, the price settled way down from the original $70+ ask to $30, with the deal moving off-forum to MSN.
This IS my account, not scammed or whatever, I have the recoveries etc for it which the buyer will get on purchase.— NutterNZ
dam all i have is orange box and css+gary mod— ynaggo
Yes I'll sell it for 30.. add me to msn— NutterNZ
WarRock Account for Trade
One user's dead WarRock account, up for grabs for a Steam account instead
A member called Sideways posted in the Other Trades subforum looking to offload his WarRock account, listing off its level, XP, and a permanent weapon perk from a retail purchase, hoping to swap it for a Steam account. A couple of members chimed in with counter-offers and a small tangent about quitting Counter-Strike, but no deal seems to have closed on the page itself. It's a tiny, everyday snapshot of the site's trading culture, where game accounts were casually bartered like trading cards.
Anyone play this? I want to get rid of my account since I never play it.— Sideways
ill trade for HL2 and hl2dm— ijusk03du
Yeah, I was addicted as fuck to it. But one day I ...— Sideways
Legit CS:CZ Hacks? Just a Necro'd Cheat-Request Thread
A noob asks for 'legit' CS:CZ hacks, gets told the viruses might just be his imagination — and gets zinged for grave-digging months later.
A new member named filmukraine asks the Counter-Strike 1.6 board whether any of the site's Condition Zero hacks actually work, complaining that the ones he tried were either broken or flagged as viruses. A couple of regulars push back, suggesting antivirus false positives (and taking a dig at Windows Vista and clueless kid 'reporters'), while another member confirms the specific 'Simple XQZ Wallhack' file did trigger AVG. The thread fizzles out with a staff member locking it and telling people not to necro old topics — a classic little slice of the site's cheat-request culture and moderation habits.
Are there any legit cs cz hacks on this website? I've tried the first 5 "undetectable" ones and they either dont work or have viruses.— filmukraine
Yes it can, cause any 12-year old kid could've write that there, knowing absolutly NOTHING about viruses....— PhnIx
dont grave dig topics like this :(— PopTart
ianparr's 'Self-Made' CS 1.6 Wall Hack
Low post count, no scan, no proof — the forum wasn't buying it.
A member named ianparr posted a supposed self-written wall hack for Counter Strike 1.6, linking a Megaupload download instead of attaching it directly due to upload issues. The thread barely got off the ground before regulars b3njamin94 and marz (a '500 Club' veteran) called for a virus scan and screenshots, pointedly noting ianparr's suspiciously low post count as a red flag. The thread ends there, unresolved, a textbook case of forum skepticism toward unverified cheat releases.
for some reason i have troubles uploading, so heres a megaupload link... glhf onwing noobs(and yes i did make this!!)— ianparr
Scan? Pictures? Show pls. Scan too, very impt— b3njamin94
Yes post pictures & a scan as you have very low post count— marz
The '100 Airstrike Hack' Myth
Someone renamed a map file expecting 100 airstrikes — spoiler: it did not work.
A short-lived thread in the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare subforum where a member asked about a rumored 'hack' seen on YouTube, supposedly obtained by renaming the mp_strike.ff map file. Other members quickly debunked it, pointing out that mp_strike was just a map file with no scripting to exploit, and that messing with Punkbuster-related files could get you banned. A tiny, three-post exchange that captures the era's rampant YouTube cheat rumors and the community's habit of calling out obvious fakes.
i saw a vid on youtube of some kid who changed the name of the mp_strike.ff fil to 100mp_strike.ff.. it supposedly gave him 100 airstrikes or somethign like that.— mccouch
doesn't work, modifying the punkbuster files will get you banned. and the mp_strike is a map...— redtailb
obviously wouldnt work, changing names of files (i would expect) does nothing— rich864
Mombot Hook v1.4 for CoD4 (cross-posted from MPCFORUM)
A free CoD4 aimbot/ESP dump gets reposted, praised, flagged by antivirus, and detected by PunkBuster all in one thread.
MillerLite cross-posted a Call of Duty 4 cheat tool called 'Mombot Hook v1.4' that had originated on MPCFORUM, crediting coders XWarlordX and Shard, boasting aimbot, ESP, no-recoil, and killstat features across CoD4 patch versions 1.0–1.4. The thread quickly turned into a mix of hype ('unhide', 'nice', 'gj'), skepticism about detection after a member ran antivirus scans on the files, and a follow-up edit noting the cheat had since been detected by PunkBuster. Typical low-effort bumping for download access and a minor gripe about dead Megaupload links rounded out the page, alongside Anexxion (later shown as Banned) bragging about a private hack from a friend.
Ive fully tested this and had no signs of detection and it worked great (just make sure you aim down the sight and arent using an acog)— MillerLite
This cheat is now detected by punkbuster— MillerLite
i must see this, i got a private hack coded by a freind, no recoil+nametags+no smoke+plvl+max challenges+no fading tags. MUST, HAVE, THIS.— Anexxion
CoD4 Level Hack thread (dead links, ghost traffic)
A years-long CoD4 'level hack' thread that outlived its own download links
This was the tail end of a long-running Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare thread offering a PunkBuster-undetected 'level hack,' the kind of leveling/stat-boost tool common on the site's cheat boards. By this final page the original download was long dead (megaupload link expired, corrupt files reported), so most posts are just members drifting through months later asking for reuploads, saying thanks, or bumping with a quick 'unhide'/'ty'/'does this work?'. It captures the classic slow decay of an old cheat thread: useful once, then mostly ghost traffic and broken links.
The megaupload file is no longer availible— zawmintu
unhide, been working forever to get a barret... i could always use a hand =P— zawmintu
does this work?— ozmikeli
Sell some Verified PayPal Accounts
A seller pitches 'verified' PayPal accounts from multiple countries, then bumps his own thread five times waiting for a bite
A low-tier seller thread in the Regular Sellers District where user OG.Nuggets advertised a batch of purportedly verified PayPal accounts from several countries, offering Skype contact and payment via PayPal or CS:GO skins. The thread got almost no traction beyond repeated self-bumps until DeadDealer showed up asking pointed questions about whether the accounts were reliable, secure, or sourced from stolen logs — which OG.Nuggets more or less confirmed with a shrug, admitting he didn't care what buyers did with them. A pretty ordinary snapshot of the marketplace's low-effort account-selling scene and the casual, no-guarantees attitude that came with it.
got those accounts from my logs— OG.Nuggets
idk and idc what u do with them— OG.Nuggets
Ah ok so they are cracked and what you do with them is up to you, but they cannot be guaranteed to always work?— DeadDealer
sundy42's 300+ Steam Games Gift Shop Thread
One guy, an ever-updating Steam inventory, and months of 'bumping time' — the most PayPal-friendly thread in the Regular Sellers District.
A member named sundy42 ran a long-running sales thread in the Market Place's Regular Sellers District, offering an enormous rotating inventory of Steam game gifts (reportedly 300+ titles) in exchange for PayPal or Steam Wallet funds, explicitly refusing account/key trades. The thread spans mid-2014, with sundy42 periodically 'bumping' the post and announcing restocks (CS:GO, Call of Duty titles, Arma 2, Prison Architect, etc.), while a handful of buyers and lurkers dropped in to ask for prices, vouches, or trades. It's a pretty mundane but characteristic slice of forum commerce culture — regular restocks, casual haggling, and community members like silentr0ck and Bangerz popping in with specific game requests.
can anyone vouch?— Emmure
Sorry, I don't accept accounts. Just paypal only— sundy42
bumping time again— sundy42
Price Check on a 5-Digit Steam Account
QuaXz wants to know what an old-school 5-digit Steam ID with a stack of Half-Life era games is worth — the market weighs in.
A quick valuation thread in the Seller's Lounge where member QuaXz asks the community to price a 5-digit Steam account loaded with Counter-Strike, Half-Life, and Day of Defeat titles. Regulars PopTart and Rock Superstar chime in with quotes in the $50-80 range, factoring in account security details like email access and login history. It's a small, mundane snapshot of the forum's everyday account-trading economy rather than any major event.
50-60$ depends on how secure it is =) original email access? last online?— Rock Superstar
i don't have original email but i have it set on my email, and i sign on like 17 days ago to see if pass still works.— QuaXz
50-80$— PopTart
Metus Delphi 2.8 DDoS Booter Request
Guy openly asks for a DDoS booter and gets it handed to him before the mods slam the lid shut
A member named ZachLePwner requested a 'legit' copy of the Metus Delphi 2.8 host booter tool, admitting outright he wanted it to DDoS people. A couple of members razzed him for not tagging the thread as a request and for the tool being low quality, but a veteran 'Warez Warrior' member obliged and dropped the file as hidden content. A moderator then closed the thread as filled, per standard Warez Requests procedure.
Need to ddos some people. ;)— ZachLePwner
metus is terrible plz— zarmanin
Guys don't post useless shit unless filling the request— drplobble
The Bunnyhop Bind Nobody Could Re-Find
One member lost his own bhop script to a reformat — and spent months trying to track it down again
In the Counter-Strike: Source Scripts/Tools section, longtime member Keke10000 asked for help recovering a bunnyhop bind script he'd once had but lost after reformatting his PC, posting an example alt-key version as a placeholder for the longer ctrl-based one he actually wanted. Replies trickled in over months rather than minutes — a tip to check FPSBanana, a tangent question about CS 1.6 auto-bhop, and a late 'does this work in css?' bump — giving the thread a slow, low-key, help-desk feel typical of niche scripting requests on the board. Nothing dramatic happened, but it's a nice little time capsule of the era's bind/script culture and the community's casual back-and-forth support style.
I posted this before and I actually found the script myself. And, I reformatted and I can't seem to find it again as a friend had it, but does not anymore.— Keke10000
Is there a script for auto bhop? so i can just hold space and bhop?— Rstar
work in css?— sunshinehorror
[Tool] CSS Server Crasher by webbdogg
A German-labeled DDoS tool for CS:S servers, dropped with zero fanfare and a six-page trail of 'unhide' replies
Member webbdogg posted a small, German-language tool described as a Counter-Strike: Source server crasher, hidden behind the forum's reply-to-unlock mechanic. The thread quickly filled with low-effort one-word replies ('unhide', 'thx', 'test', 'lolol?') from members just trying to unlock the download, a very typical pattern for tool-drop threads on this board. There's little discussion of how well it actually worked beyond a couple of vague confirmations, and the topic was eventually locked, running to six pages of mostly filler posts.
a small ddos tool— webbdogg
works for me— webbdogg
UNHIDEeeeeeeeeE— jgilmore
StinkeR Multiscript Request Thread
One guy asked for a dead bunnyhop script link, and 58 replies later everyone was just saying 'thanks' to a broken download.
Rellik kicked off this thread in December 2006 hunting for a working copy of the 'StinkeR Multiscript' (a CS 1.6 script pack, sought mainly for its bunnyhop function) after the original download host expired. Forum regular Malware tracked down and hosted the file, spawning a long tail of members bumping the thread with quick 'thanks,' 'unhide,' and 'nice' replies well into 2007. The file link died and was re-uploaded multiple times over the thread's life, with Malware eventually promising (in the final post) to find and re-upload it again. It's a classic low-content 'gimme the download' thread that stayed alive for months purely on bump-replies.
Malware..... *Sniffs* Will you marry me?— Rellik
Sorry Relikk mate I'm against gay marriage don't you know? Check the debate section for more info— Malware
Links dead I'll try to find it again and re-upload later....— Malware
fuckin zblock
One-line gripe about zblock shutting down 'wait'-based scripts turns into a low-key debate about sniper scripts and bhop
A short, sleepy Scripting subforum thread where viper107 complains that zblock (an anti-cheat/script-blocking tool) flags any script using the 'wait' command. A year later a couple of newer members bump the thread asking what scripts actually need 'wait', with replies name-dropping fast sniper scripts, silent defuse, and bhop as the usual culprits. It's a small, unremarkable exchange typical of the CS 1.6/CS:S scripting scene on Fkn0wned, with some mild noob-shaming thrown in for flavor.
zblock blocks any scripts with wait in it— viper107
stfu fucking noob— VoLLtiii
fast sniper script; silent defuse— VoLLtiii
lj script/strafe script protections
A noob tries to write an LJ script, the server flags it instantly — and the thread turns into everyone begging for the goods.
A member called Fire_Axe posts about a homemade long-jump/strafe scripting attempt for what's clearly a CS 1.6-style bunnyhop/LJ server setup, hitting a server-side anti-cheat message blocking the leaderboard ('possible strafe/lj script'). Rather than solving the technical puzzle, the thread devolves into a string of newcomers over the following months just asking for the script itself, offering trades ('server access for the script'), or dropping their email begging for a copy. It's a classic small, sparsely-populated Scripting subforum thread that never actually gets resolved.
if it works, ill publish it so all the noobies stop asking for one— Fire_Axe
Can you give me that script :D i will give you a server without "no access to ljtop (possible strafe/lj script)" :D— ChodaBJ
I can give u 250+ script if u tell me that server— erkimees
Latest Zygor Leveling Guide (Alliance+Horde) WoW
A WoW leveling-addon share that limped along for months on one-word 'unhide' replies
Member Aiz25 posted a share of the Zygor leveling addon for both Alliance and Horde in the MMORPG's subforum, hidden behind a reply-to-unlock wall as was standard on this board. The thread drifted on for months (November 2009 through April 2010) with a trickle of members asking if it was safe, thanking Aiz25, or just posting 'unhide' to reveal the content. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a small, typical slice of the forum's download-and-thank-you culture, complete with a public giveaway banner promoting free Steam accounts elsewhere on the site.
is it good ? D: || Is this virus free and no scam ?— Benja_ori
unhideZ— sanders06
u n h i d e— Tomppa
[VAC2DETECTED] Super Simple Wall v2.6
Page 32 of a dead cheat's death march — everyone still begging for a download link nobody's giving them
This is the tail end (page 32) of a sprawling thread for 'Super Simple Wall v2.6,' a Counter-Strike 1.6 wallhack that had already been flagged VAC Detected and moved to the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum. By this point the thread had devolved into a graveyard of newbie posts — mostly one-liners and confused members asking how to download or 'unhide' the file, long after the tool was obsolete and useless for actual play. It captures the classic late-life pattern of a cheat release thread: once flagged, the real discussion dies and it becomes a magnet for low-post-count noobs bumping it anyway.
How do I download? Help please— Assein
ill be unhideing download now ty— okokilovehacks
hope it works— korof
seren1ty Aimbot r11 release thread (page 5 unhide spam)
Page five of thank-yous and 'unhide' spam for a long-dead aimbot release marked VAC status unknown
This is the tail end of a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat release thread in the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum, archived on its fifth page. By this point the thread has devolved into a stream of low-effort replies — mostly 'ty', 'thx', 'unhide', and keyboard-mash filler — from a rotating cast of low-post-count members trying to unlock hidden download content. Nothing substantive is discussed here; it's a snapshot of the grind culture around cheat releases where users had to post just to see links, with the tool's VAC detection status left ambiguous in the title itself.
ty unhide— devin1023
thanks 4 shares— duongthc1988
hwejhejhwehtsh— sveaj
morihaeq b9 CS 1.6 Cheat Release
A VAC2-proof CS 1.6 cheat drops, and the thread instantly fills with confused newbies mixing up CS1.6 with CSS
This is a release thread in the VAC Proof Releases section where user haha.1 posted 'morihaeq b9', a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat by author 'tev', complete with a feature rundown and a clean virus scan report to reassure downloaders. The replies are the classic low-effort release-thread pile-on: dozens of one-word 'unhide', 'ty', and 'thx' posts from low-post-count members just trying to reveal the download link, plus at least one confused user who tried running it on Counter-Strike: Source and got corrected by a regular. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a snapshot of the mundane, repetitive rhythm of a mid-2000s cheat forum: post a hack, watch a wall of noobs scramble for the link.
This is a cs1.6 not a css hack— mystical1
i started the program, started css, then i pressed f11 in a game and nothing happened, whats wrong?— alextheslayer
wat it do— nastynate0
VDC: Redux v2.03 Beta — marked VAC Detected
18 pages deep, and the last word on this old CS 1.6 cheat was simply: detected.
This is the tail end of a long-running thread on Fkn0wned.com's 'VAC Proof Releases' board for a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat called VDC: Redux v2.03 Beta, filed under the grim 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum. By the time these final posts hit (spanning New Year's 2008 into a later 'Yesterday' post), the thread had devolved into low-effort bumps — one-word thanks, 'unhide' requests, and reaction gifs — typical of a release that had run its course after being flagged by Valve Anti-Cheat. Mostly newer/low-post-count members cycling through, no real drama, just the quiet aftermath of a dead cheat thread.
unhide— Jerezz
thanks 4 shares— duongthc1988
yay— kwyjibo
[VAC2UNKNOWN] nmn hack — VAC Detected / Not Working
A once-hyped CS 1.6 cheat gets flagged VAC-unknown, and the thread devolves into a chorus of members begging for an 'unhide'
This tail end of a thread in the 'VAC Proof Releases' → 'VAC Detected / Not Working' section covers the final page of discussion around a Counter-Strike 1.6 hack nicknamed 'nmn'. By this point the substantive debate over its detection status has faded, leaving mostly low-effort replies from newer members thanking the poster or pleading for the download to be unhidden. It's a snapshot of the typical late-thread decay on cheat forums like Fkn0wned, where a once-active release thread trails off into bump posts once staff had marked it questionable.
System looks good— Dinky319
unhide it pls— elnino1990
this good?— chaser123
Bi0la PE-B CS 1.6 Cheat Marked VAC Detected
Page 28-30 of a sprawling thread where a once-hyped CS 1.6 cheat gets officially marked burnt by VAC
This is a late page (28-30 of 30) in a long-running thread tracking the 'Bi0la PE-B' cheat release for Counter-Strike 1.6, filed under the forum's VAC Detected / Not Working graveyard. By this point the thread is mostly low-effort bump posts from newer members asking for the download to be unhidden, with a few one-liners and one user openly noting they'd only use it on already-cheat-tolerant servers since it was detected. It's a good snapshot of the forum's late-2007/early-2008 churn: a flood of low-post-count 'Noob' accounts, brief non-English chatter, and the general afterlife of a cheat once VAC caught up to it.
Well, i can always use this on cheat servers.— samitzu
a jugar enga vams!!!— valbellido
Unhide, Does this work and is it VAC Proof as it says ?— wico
de_dust2 Tactics Guide Shared
Someone shared a dust2 tactics guide and the regulars just said thanks — peak forum wholesomeness.
A short, friendly thread in the Counter-Strike: Source General section where member nightshadefc shared an external link to a de_dust2 tactics guide back in November 2007. A handful of members, including staff like Co-Manager DCLXVI and GFX staffer Blaqk, dropped in to say it was a good find or useful for newbies and veterans alike. No drama here, just a quick, low-key exchange typical of the CS:S community sharing gameplay tips.
Came across a good link explaining possible tactics for dust2.— nightshadefc
Yea, pretty useful for newbies and advanced players— SıҲҳ
good find— blacknight00
Hiding the Bomb: CS:S Bomb-Spot Thread
20 pages deep into CS:S players griping about bomb spots and one-word 'unhide' replies
A long-running Counter-Strike: Source thread (reaching 20 pages by early 2008) centered on bomb-hiding spots/tactics for CS:S maps. By this stretch the thread had devolved into a rapid-fire chain of near-identical one or two-word replies ('unhide', 'ty', 'm.', 'Orly.') from a rotating cast of low-post-count members, typical of a bump-heavy, low-content community thread. A couple of posters here (.Smurf, Prof_Oak) were later banned members, giving this stretch a minor whiff of the forum's looser moderation era.
unhide— mitch528
Orly.— .Smurf
unhide thanks— Flare124
SOME1 HELP ME! - stolen Steam account thread
A noob in all-caps loses his Steam account, and the regulars argue over whether Valve support is even worth bothering with
New member ray_g posts in a panic (all caps) after having his Steam account stolen, asking if there's any way to crack the new password. Regulars steer him toward legitimate Steam support recovery instead, involving proof of ownership like the CD key and ID, though the thread drifts into general grumbling about Valve/Steam support being unhelpful. HaSh, a longtime [FkN] Crew member, chides ray_g for typing in caps before explaining the actual recovery process. A minor back-and-forth follows about whether the process even works, with one member vouching that it does.
YO SOME DOUCHE STOLE MY ACCOUNT AND I WANT TO KNOW IF THERE IS ANYTHING OUT THERE THAT CAN HELP ME CRACK THE NEW PASSWORD PLZ HELP!— ray_g
Even if you fill out all the shit i dought you'll get your account back, Valve and Steam are a bunch of cock suckers.— Legit_Hacks
Ok first, please dont post in caps, its fucking annoying.— HaSh
Bergii Shop - Minecraft Account Vouch Thread
A vouch-thread relic from the Market: cheap Minecraft accounts, a proud shopkeeper, and that classic 2012 forum-signature energy.
This was a seller thread in the Gaming Market section where the user Bergii ran an account-selling shop, bumping the thread and collecting customer vouches as proof of legitimacy. Buyers like slyxguy, NoNamePanda, and timmaayyy94 chimed in praising fast delivery and cheap prices, one even mentioning buying a Minecraft account for their younger brother. It's a small, wholesome snapshot of the forum's informal marketplace culture, built entirely on trust and public vouch replies rather than any formal system.
Just bought an Account off him, Honestly, hes a really good guy, my younger brother needed a minecraft account and he didn't have alot of money but berg still sold it to me for my brother very cheap!!— slyxguy
Ty bergii. Fast and legit delivery for cheap price. I'm amazed! keep up the good work!— NoNamePanda
/vouch! went first got the acc <3— timmaayyy94
any good? — the Battlefield 2 debate
A CS:S kid asks if BF2 is worth it, and gets a full breakdown of pros, noobs, and the hackers ruining it in between.
A newer member (Famousss) asks whether Battlefield 2 is worth getting into after a rough offline demo experience, sparking a laid-back back-and-forth about map size, vehicles, spawn points, and clan life. Regular BF:2 poster Peski-Ruski gives the most thoughtful takes, describing the game's community as split into 'pros, beginners and hackers' with no middle class left, while others chime in defending big maps, helicopters, and bush-camping snipers. Ends with a light jab accusing another member of glitching/hacking their way to easy heli kills — a running theme of the cheat-scene forum's culture even in a casual chat thread.
There are three major groups right now: pros, beginners and hackers. There's no middle class anymore, and it's hard to find good servers. Other then that, the game's a legend.— Peski-Ruski
Hahahahah Wolfer you gltich and hack lol.— Peski-Ruski
I find it GREAT how i can hide in a bush 200 meters away from the other team sniping them— retarded_elephant69
BF2142 Key Replacement Offer Thread
A guy with 'Banned' under his name offering to hook you up with fresh BF2142 keys — what could go wrong?
A short thread in the Battlefield 2142 sub-board where user gstarbadboy (posting while flagged as a banned member) offered to supply replacement game keys via Xfire to anyone who'd been banned from BF2142. A couple of members questioned how he was sourcing the keys, with one jokingly suggesting a keygen, while another vouched that accounts obtained through him worked fine. Classic small-time key-hookup thread typical of the era's cheat/warez-adjacent forum culture.
if youve been banned on bf2142 and need a new key pm me i can get you a new key— gstarbadboy
keygenarator maybe?— laptops
I don't no how he gets them but I have got accounts through him and his legit all accounts work with no problems.— Uncensor3d
Invisible hack?, warp hack? — Battlefield 2142
New guy asks for an invisibility/warp hack, gets told it doesn't exist (and a side of forum-flavored MSX shade)
A newcomer (ukn.club) asks whether an 'invisible hack' or 'warp hack' (teleporting onto rooftops) exists for Battlefield 2142, referencing YouTube clips and rumors tied to cheat providers MSX and fpscheats.com. Regulars shoot the idea down, explaining the 'invisibility' seen in clips is actually a built-in stealth/camo game mechanic (Unluck) rather than a cheat, and that warping isn't a real feature. The thread has a bit of the site's usual rough-edged banter, including a poster dismissing MSX as an overhyped cheat seller.
there are no invisible / warp hacks— pyeman
its a unluck in 2142 that makes u got 90% invisible, im shure they have a wayy to exploit it...— ballistic
MSX just says it to make themselves look professional, which they are not.— ho0k-
FREE BF2142 GAME NO PAY THE TRUTH
A guy with 10 posts claims he found a way to play BF2142 without buying it — cue immediate skepticism.
A low-post-count member posts a link claiming to let people play Battlefield 2142 without purchasing it, insisting it works like the full version. Regulars are immediately doubtful, with some testing feedback trickling in over the following weeks suggesting it only worked on unofficial/cracked servers rather than official ones. The thread fizzles into a mix of shrugs, snark about the poster's low post count, and a final dismissive reply saying a legit CD key was easy enough to get anyway. Classic small-time, half-believed piracy thread typical of the board's Other Games section.
I GOT THIS FROM A WEBSITE CAUSE I DIDN'T WANT TO BUT THE GAME SO I GOT THIS— ede890
Sweet! You got 10 Post's. Try Getting like 100 Before you Start Posting Shit like That.— WillowZ
You guys are all retards, as long as you have a legit cd key it will work, and those aren't hard to get.— LoG1c
BF2142 Aimbot Hack (detected) thread
A 'detected but good' BF2142 aimbot that kept a thread alive for nearly a year, mostly on 'thx' and 'how do I download' replies.
A member named silentrun3r reposted a Battlefield 2142 cheat combo (aimbot, wallhack, full ESP, commander hack) that he openly labeled as already detected by anti-cheat, including a self-made YouTube demo. The thread ran from April 2007 into February 2008 and became less about the hack itself and more a long tail of drive-by 'thanks', download-link requests, and confused newcomers asking how to even use it. One poster even questioned the point of hacking a Punkbuster-protected game at all, capturing the low-effort, bump-heavy nature of the topic.
this hack is detected but is very good i think.— silentrun3r
why would u wanna hack BF2142 anyway....Punkbuster...— TehSpartanX
man how work this F***KIN+ hack?? I've pressed...— Darius90
Material Walls (CS:S mat-hack share)
kubaxplx drops a CS:S material wall hack — the community just wants screenshots
A short early-2010 post in the Counter-Strike: Source materials subforum where longtime VIP member kubaxplx shared a downloadable 'material wall' hack tool with a VirusTotal scan link for reassurance. Replies are low-key and friendly: a member asks for screenshots, forum smod Kimmi asks for more details about the tool's name, and a couple of regulars chime in that material hacks are fun to mess around with. Nothing dramatic here — just a small, typical download-share thread from the site's cheat-scene heyday.
The best out there.— kubaxplx
nice share, mat hacks can be pretty fun imo— Emrys
This are funny and fun to use , CHEERS— koolhippo