The Cheat Scene
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Anyone willing to teach me to hack MySpace accounts?
A noob asked Fkn0wned to teach him to hack MySpace accounts — the vets answered with phishing 101 and botnet jokes.
A low-post-count member named gleen76 posted in the Support subforum asking for someone to teach him account-hacking basics, offering fkn0wned points and Teamviewer access in exchange. Forum regulars Olie22, MillerLite, and Skippy replied with casual, half-joking suggestions rather than real tutorials, treating the request as fairly routine for the board. The thread captures the site's early cheat-scene culture where 'helper' requests, points-based bartering, and dark humor about hacking were commonplace.
Anyone know how to hack myspace accounts, and willing to teach me?— gleen76
Phishing is your best option unless your good with botnets lol.— MillerLite
BF2 Hack Loader Release Thread (2007)
A Battlefield 2 hack loader gets posted with a full antivirus scan report and a 'don't blame me' disclaimer.
In this short Battlefield 2 releases thread from November 2007, member retarded_elephant69 (displayed as '<OMFG>Mikey') posted a third-party DLL loader/injector for BF2 that he claimed to have found rather than authored, along with a multi-engine virus scan result and a disclaimer about ban risk. Fellow member ballistic replied skeptically, questioning whether it was anything more than a basic injector. The thread is a quick, low-drama snapshot of the era's cheat-sharing culture — casual releases, copy-pasted VirusTotal-style scans, and instant peer scrutiny.
I didnt make this, i just found it a while ago and i think its good and keeps alot of injectable hacks undetected— retarded_elephant69
hmm maybe its just an injector.— ballistic
WoW Glider or Innerspace Cracked? (Requests, Nov 2007)
Someone wanted a free WoW auto-leveling bot — what they got instead was a virus warning.
A short-lived request thread in the Red Light District's Requests board where member RadoX asked for a cracked version of WoW Glider or Innerspace, two well-known World of Warcraft botting/automation tools, complaining he couldn't find working copies. The only reply came from Tundergun, who claimed to have a link but flagged it as containing a trojan (bifrose), effectively killing the request. A small, forgettable thread but a nice snapshot of the era's warez-request culture and casual attitude toward sketchy downloads.
so any one got a wow bot that will auto level for me thats cracked ?— RadoX
glider coming up NVM found virus. 2 bifrose.tro...— Tundergun
Play Nrly All Steam Games (tail end of a 6-page thread)
The last gasp of a 6-page thread promising free access to nearly every Steam game.
This is the final page of a long-running Software subforum thread that offered some method for playing most Steam games, evidently popular enough to stretch to six pages. By this point the discussion has trailed off into short one-word replies rather than substantive posts, suggesting the thread had largely run its course by the time these last few comments landed. Nothing controversial or dramatic on this page itself, just stragglers checking in.
Better be working— {}JuNNeZ{}
cewl— mircomania92
Currently Finding Hacks Pls COME HELP!!
A level 55 Sin, a lost PIN, and a very earnest plea for Habbo hacks
A brand-new member with 11 posts posted in the Maple Story subforum in October 2007 asking for help finding a 'pin cracker' after their level 55 Assassin lost its PIN, refusing to pay the $5 fee to recover it. They also asked, almost as an afterthought, for Habbo Hotel hacks and dropped their MSN address hoping someone would teach them directly. The post is a classic slice of mid-2000s forum newbie energy — heavy on 'l33t' typos, sad-emoji pleading, and naive requests that never really got anywhere.
Currectly Finding Hacks Pls COME HELP!!— 5h0wtlm3
I Really Dont Wanna Pay Can Sum1 help me And If Got Habbo hack too— 5h0wtlm3
MW2 Terminal Glitches Thread
PopTart drops a friend's Terminal glitch vid on Fkn0wned's console board — four replies and one guy still locked out of his account
A short, low-key thread in the Console Gaming section where forum staffer PopTart shared a YouTube video of Modern Warfare 2 'Terminal' map glitches made by a friend. A handful of members thanked him, with one, fkngames, noting he'd try the tricks once he got his (presumably banned or compromised) account back. Nothing dramatic here — just a small, quiet corner of the site's console gaming scene sharing MW2 glitch content typical of the era.
This glitch vid was made by a friend its pretty good. :)— PopTart
Nice glitches gotta try these out sometime when I get my account back— fkngames
Server Crash Script
A 2008 thread where 'hugz`' dropped a script promising to lag a server into an hour-long crash — and mostly got shrugged replies.
In the Scripting subforum under Counter-Strike 1.6, user hugz` posted a script claimed to spike player pings to 900 and crash the server for about an hour. The thread is short and low-effort, with a handful of Noob-ranked members replying with one-word reactions like 'nice', 'gj', 'ty', and some keyboard-mash spam. No real discussion, debate, or drama unfolds — it's a typical low-traffic script-dump thread from the site's cheat/scripting scene.
Makes you lag so hard the players' pings will go up to 900, resulting the server to crash.— hugz`
gj your funny— watdar123
251 LJ Script
A tiny post about a 251-unit long jump script sparked a round of "gimme the hidden code" in classic CS 1.6 scripting-forum fashion.
A short thread in the Counter-Strike 1.6 Scripting board where user mango1 posted about a '251 unit long jump' script. Other members responded mostly by clicking to unhide the spoiler-tagged content rather than adding real discussion, with one poster noting it was a 'bed script' that only worked with a specific airaccelerate setting. A quintessential low-effort scripting request/share thread typical of the era's cheat-adjacent CS communities.
251 unit long jump— mango1
its bed script, its work with 100 airaccelerate only...— demon111
[Multiple Mirrors] Team Fortress 2 download thread
The one where HaSh dropped a pile of mirror links for TF2 and half the forum just said thanks and bounced
Started by longtime member HaSh in the Red Light District's Games subforum, this October 2007 thread offered multi-part mirror links (split across hosts like Megaupload and RapidShare) for downloading Team Fortress 2 shortly after its release. Most replies are one-word bumps and thank-yous typical of a warez-mirror thread, though one user near the end reported the game disconnecting them with an ownership error, asking for help troubleshooting it. The thread captures the casual file-sharing culture of the site's Games section, where new releases got mirrored and passed around within days of launch.
i have expeirenced a problem with this today. it worked fine yesterday when i downloaded it, but today it would load and whenever i tried to join a server i would get disconnected and it would say, "you do not own this game, please log on to the account you do"— despair6671
Every link has the exact same part, you can download part01 from megaupload and part2 from rapdishare etc.— HaSh
Halo 2 Vista Megaupload Drop
Old-school Megaupload drop for Halo 2 on Vista — complete with the inevitable 'file not found' bump years later
A staff member named Industry posted a Megaupload link and description for Halo 2 (PC/Vista port) back in January 2008, in the Games subforum tucked under the site's 'Red Light District' section. A handful of members dropped quick thank-you replies, the classic low-effort courtesy post that filled out download threads on sites like this. True to the era, the Megaupload link eventually died, with one member returning later to ask for a repost — a small but perfect time capsule of how ephemeral file-sharing threads from this period actually were.
please repost the crack, file not found :'(— FreeRRsStB
thanx— skater4life
Postal 2 AWP! only 180 mb!
A tiny mod that made Postal 2 'a lot cooler' — machetes, samurai swords, and a YouTube link that still holds the thread together
A short 2007 thread in the Games subforum where member anarchie65 shares a small add-on for Postal 2 called AWP ('a week in paradise'), touting new weapons and melee tools like a machete and samurai sword, with a YouTube demo video. A handful of regulars drop by with quick thanks and low-effort reactions ('ty', 'nice vid'), typical of a casual mod-sharing post rather than a big event.
with this lil add on, it's a lot cooler (you have now a lot better "tools", like the machete and the samurai sword). and more weapons!!— anarchie65
wtf i9s this? xD lol unhide ill try it out— thesource
Graphic Boosting High Detail Cfg
A CS:S visual-config thread that got called out for being a scripting nothing-burger
User '4Saken' posted a custom cfg file ('saken.cfg') meant to be exec'd via autoexec.cfg to boost visual detail in Counter-Strike: Source, trading a slight FPS hit for improved graphics. The thread drew a handful of quick replies, including a skeptical jab from Inferno_Scripts wondering if it was really an 'fps boosting graphic enhancing' script, promptly shut down by veteran member The Moose telling him to actually read the post. A few other members dropped brief one-word or one-line responses before the thread fizzled out.
An fps boosting graphic enhancing script? orly?— Inferno_Scripts
No... Do read.— The Moose
Triggerbot Script
A newbie asks for a triggerbot script, gets a quick lesson in why scripts aren't hacks
A short, low-key thread from December 2007 in the CS:S Scripting subforum where a member named kozmik asked if anyone knew of a triggerbot script. Other members clarified the difference between simple client scripts and actual game hacks, explaining that true triggerbot-style auto-shoot functionality couldn't be achieved through scripting alone and pointed toward the hacks section instead. A tiny, mundane exchange typical of the era's cheat-scene forums, more educational than dramatic.
Does anyone know of a triggerbot script?— kozmik
You can't make that in scripts, only hacks— Inferno_Scripts
Flashlight Spam Script
A four-page thread dedicated entirely to making your flashlight blink like an idiot — CS:S scripting at its finest.
A long-running Scripting subforum thread on Fkn0wned.com's Counter-Strike: Source board centered on a simple flashlight-spamming script, the kind of goofy utility script that circulated for laughs rather than any competitive edge. By page 4 the thread had mostly devolved into short bumps, thanks, and one-liners from a rotating cast of members, several of whom carried 'Banned' group tags by the time these posts were archived. It's a small, low-stakes corner of the forum's scripting scene — more community filler than notable drama, but a nice time capsule of the site's casual script-sharing culture.
ty— MicroUltra
I don't like yuo.— Keskin^
Ime a new scripter, HELP!
A newbie's plea for a scripting guide turns into a classic gravedigging callout
A brand-new member asked for a beginner's rundown of CS:S scripting basics (commands, togglers, weapon switches), got pointed to fpsbanana, and then vanished. Weeks later someone bumped the dead thread, prompting veteran [1K] member rnie to call out the gravedigging, and staffer Shifty piled on with a dry one-liner. The original poster never returned to see any of it.
nice gravedigging, the dude that made the thread never came back, why did you digg this thread up again?— rnie
Because he's a grave digger, end of.— Shifty
CSS Detected Hacks: Purse 3.2, MasterHack v7, Hidder
A cheat-release thread so old it got detected, locked, and archived before anyone could say thanks
A quick 2009 post in the Detected Hacks subforum of the Counter-Strike: Source section, pointing to three cheats (Purse 3.2, MasterHack v7, Hidder) attributed to a group called 'Agression'. As typical for these threads, the content was hidden behind a reply-to-unlock wall, drawing a couple of low-effort 'thanks, please unhide' replies before a moderator closed it as a 'Request'. Nothing dramatic — just a small, mundane snapshot of the era's cheat-sharing culture and forum housekeeping.
thnx dude pls unhide ;)— kolo
Request ;Closed— SNK
CSS Ring 0 Kernel Hack Request — Later VAC2 Detected
A member fishes for a working Vista kernel hack — six months later staff quietly mark the whole thing VAC2 Detected.
A short-lived thread in the Counter-Strike: Source 'Detected Hacks' graveyard, where a member called Amped asks if anyone has a Ring 0 kernel-level hack that actually works on Vista, after a version he downloaded failed to run. Only one other user replies, saying they can't help. Months later the thread gets bumped by a moderator (Skippy) confirming the hack was VAC2 Detected and locking it as a warning to anyone still using it. A pretty typical fkn0wned artifact: a hopeful ask in the cheat scene, a dead end, and then the inevitable ban-hammer epilogue.
Does anybody have a kernel hack (the ring 0 never detected shit) that works for Vista on CSS: ) ?— Amped
This hack is VAC2 detected. If you use this hack you will be banned from all VAC2 servers.— Skippy
Project Detox V3.5 Ultra VIP Cracked (page 3) — CS:S cheat thread, already VAC2 detected
A cracked 'Ultra VIP' CS:S cheat, flagged and dead on arrival — page 3 of members still begging for the unhide link anyway
This was a thread in the Counter-Strike: Source 'Detected Hacks' subforum sharing a cracked release of a paid cheat called Project Detox V3.5, already tagged VAC2 DETECTED and locked by the time this page was archived. Despite the detection warning, the page is just a long tail of members posting 'unhide', 'ty', and requests to access the download, classic hidden-content-unlock etiquette of the era. No real drama or technical discussion here — just the everyday churn of low-effort bump posts from noobs and regulars trying to grab a copy of a hack everyone knew was already burned.
dude thanks a million ive been waiting for something like this to come aboard!— djrm911
give me naw!— terr0r
[VAC2 DETECTED][CS1.6] Unreal Public Hook v6.1 by Hatred!
A wallhack release that outlived its own usefulness — flagged detected before the thread even cooled down.
This was a release thread in the Detected Hacks subforum for 'Unreal Public Hook v6.1', a multi-feature CS 1.6 cheat (wallhack, model changes, brightness/sky tweaks) posted by the banned user Hatred!. A handful of members thanked the poster before longtime members timem604 and Skippy pointed out the tool was old news and already caught by VAC2, and the thread was eventually locked and archived under Detected Hacks as a historical/deprecated release. It's a small time-capsule of the era's cheat-sharing culture and the constant cat-and-mouse with Valve Anti-Cheat.
NOT UNDETECTED, IT WAS RELEASED ON 2008.— timem604
This hack is VAC2 detected. If you use this hack you will be banned from all VAC2 servers.— Skippy
[MW2] Naughty Boy :: Tejb :: Montage — posted by vermiLLion
A quick MW2 montage drop from vermiLLion, rated a solid 4/5 by the forum's resident Smod critic.
A short-lived thread in the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare 2 console gaming section where longtime crew member vermiLLion posted a montage titled 'Naughty Boy :: Tejb', crediting editing to Tejb. Only two replies came in: PopTart, a Smod, gave a measured critique praising some shots but noting basic editing overall, and forum regular MrThirsty reacted with excitement over a specific RPD clip. A small, casual clip-sharing moment typical of the console gaming montage culture on the board.
It was okay.. I've seen better, just some basic simple shots in some of the clips but i give it 4/5— PopTart
Omg @ RPD With GRIP— MrThirsty
SnD Minitage :: Time :: The ViiiRuSs (by vermiLLion)
vermiLLion drops a Search & Destroy montage — and gets immediately roasted for the color grading
A short-lived thread in the Call of Duty 4 / Modern Warfare 2 console discussion board where longtime [FkN] Crew member vermiLLion posted a Search & Destroy montage video titled 'Time' featuring a player known as The ViiiRuSs. The only real engagement was a one-line critique from zanderdanmark about the video's color and quality, which vermiLLion pushed back on, insisting the critic just wasn't watching it properly in 720p. A tiny, very of-its-era exchange — video montage culture, minor forum sniping, nothing more.
bad colors and weird 'scrammy' quality— zanderdanmark
You obviously didn't watch in 720p on youtube in a bigger format. And your screen must be fucked.— vermiLLion
xDEADFAMOUSx's Montages Thread
A member drops his self-made COD4/MW2 montages — and someone points out his clips were already circulating on 7s
A short, low-key thread in the Console Gaming > Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare 2 section where member xDEADFAMOUSx shares some of his own gameplay montages, modestly downplaying them. A couple of members respond with quick praise, and one longtime member, vermiLLion, notes that one of his AK montages had already been reposted elsewhere ('7s'), suggesting his clips had some reach beyond the forum. It's a small, casual slice of the community's video/montage-sharing culture rather than a major event.
Not great i know, but i try...— xDEADFAMOUSx
Some kid posted one of yours on 7s. It was an AK montage. That was you as well right?— vermiLLion
Boosting idea 360 MW2
A 12-man plan to farm XP by not playing the game — shot down by a much lazier method.
xDEADFAMOUSx pitches a coordinated 12-player boosting method for MW2 Domination on Xbox 360, where teams would trade capture points back and forth for easy XP instead of actually fighting. Regular vermiLLion quickly one-ups the idea by pointing out you could get similar or better XP just sitting AFK in a Headquarters match. A short back-and-forth clarifies how the AFK method works, and xXHeistXx closes out the thread noting it technically works but is boring compared to just playing normally.
You can get more XP being AFK in a Headquarters match— vermiLLion
This works however it's extremely boring and if you just play actual legitimate games you'll have more fun— xXHeistXx
Frag Overdose - CoD4 montage by vermiLLion
vermiLLion drops a CoD4 frag montage, and Blackfathom just wants to know the tracklist
A short-lived thread in the Console Gaming > Call of Duty 4 section where longtime member vermiLLion posted a Call of Duty 4 frag montage video titled 'Frag Overdose'. The only reply came from Blackfathom, who asked about the songs used in the video before quickly editing to note the tracklist was already listed at the end. A quiet, typical clip-sharing post from the site's gaming community rather than anything dramatic.
Sick. Anyone know the songs?— Blackfathom
EDIT: Nvm there listed at the end lol— Blackfathom
Team Fortress 2 board opens up
Coconut's back — and this time it's for TF2.
A short thread in the Other Games section marking Team Fortress 2's arrival on the forum, started by user thesource. The post is brief and mostly notable for referencing 'Coconut,' apparently a recurring figure or meme on the site, returning to focus on TF2. Typical of a quick, low-effort thread starter rather than a deep discussion.
Coconut is back! Now for TF2— thesource
Id like to give credits but there wasnt any— thesource
TF2 Wallhack (VAC2 Proof) — thread tail end
Six pages deep into TF2 wallhacks, and by the end it's just two guys saying thanks
This is the final page of a long-running Team Fortress 2 cheat release thread advertised as 'VAC2 Proof,' covering a wallhack along with claimed extras like buildable ESP, colored models, and sticky grenade visuals. By page 6 the thread has wound down to brief member replies rather than active discussion, with one user simply confirming the tool still works ('unhide') and another chiming in approvingly. It's a typical late-life snapshot of a cheat-release thread on Fkn0wned's Other Games > Team Fortress 2 subforum — more echo than event by this point.
unhide— silor
Good to see.— Shazb0t
Aimbot? (TF2 forum, Nov 2007)
A one-line question about a TF2 aimbot that fizzled out and got locked a month later
A member named Cindrer asked in the Team Fortress 2 subforum whether anyone was working on an aimbot for the then-new game, back in November 2007. Supervisor NoNamE! chimed in with secondhand word that other members ('holz an shit') were supposedly cooking one up, while bobbafett07 pointed toward some existing wallhack threads as a partial answer. The thread never really went anywhere and was closed by staff the next month with a terse 'Closed.' — a small, unremarkable snapshot of the early TF2 cheat-scene chatter on the board.
Just wondering if anyone has an aimbot, or is making one, and if you're making one, how long till you will be releasing?— Cindrer
I really don't know anymore, I heard that like holz an shit were making a TF2 hack. Thank you Bobba for doing my job already— NoNamE!
Is 'Kartoffel' CEVO-Proof?
A CEVO-bound Aussie asks if a cheat called Kartoffel can slip past anti-cheat — a mod shuts it down fast.
A member named fknz0ned, prepping for a CEVO M competition in Australia, asks whether the 'Kartoffel' hide hack is safe to use in a monitored competitive match despite claiming to play legit. Forum smod SNK replies clarifying that the current version doesn't support CEVO play and warns against using public hacks in monitored competitions, suggesting private hacks are safer and public ones are only suited for pub/scrim servers. It's a short, two-post exchange typical of the site's Counter-Strike: Source cheat-discussion culture, with a staff member drawing a clear line around competitive-integrity risk.
The Current Version for Kartoffel does not support cevo. I suggest you do not use any kind of public hack for cevo— SNK
Is this cevo proof? I'm entering a cevo M competition in Australia and was reccomended to use a cheat (even though I'm legit)— Fknz0ned
CEVO GUI/FPS Fix + League Map Pack
SNK drops a CEVO-league FPS fix and map pack — and the thread mostly just fills with people typing 'unhide' to unlock it
A short Counter-Strike: Source thread from March 2010 where forum moderator SNK posted a hidden-content download billed as a GUI/FPS fix bundled with a league map pack, presumably for CEVO competitive play. As with most 'hidden content' posts on this board, the replies are mostly low-effort bumps from members just trying to unlock the download rather than any real discussion of the fix itself. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a small, typical utility-download thread of the era.
unhide— kaimokai
I need the FPS fix :D— zanderdanmark
Best Legit Pub Aimbot?
Someone asked for the 'best legit pub aimbot' and got a one-liner roast instead of an answer.
A short, low-effort thread in the Counter-Strike: Source discussion board where user 123dome asked fellow members to name the best 'legit' pub aimbot (a cheat subtle enough to pass as normal play). The only real reply was a dry joke about preferring hacks that are already patched, followed by someone just laughing it off. A quiet, throwaway exchange typical of the cheat-scene chatter that filled Fkn0wned's gaming boards.
Ones that are patched.— Unbeliveable
:)))— cayerazor
Trading a RuneScape Account for Guild Wars Platinum
A brand-new member tries to swap his RuneScape 'tank ranger' for Guild Wars gold — and gets promptly gatekept.
A short, minor trade listing from late 2007 where a newly registered member named Genocide offers his RuneScape account (a tank ranger build with decent combat stats) in exchange for Guild Wars platinum. Another user, Archies, quickly shuts it down by pointing out the forum's minimum post-count requirement for trading, and Genocide sheepishly admits he's new. The thread fizzles out after just three posts, a tiny but perfectly preserved snapshot of the era's account-trading culture and forum gatekeeping norms.
100 posts to trade tbh— Archies
o right soz im new to the forum— Genocide
Trading a Level 95 RuneScape Account for a Steam Account with CS 1.6/Source
A level 95 RuneScape account, up for trade for a modest Steam account with CS1.6 and Source.
A short, low-key trade thread from November 2007 where member Monoxide41 offered a level 95 RuneScape account (no items, just some stats built up) in exchange for a Steam account. NutterNZ asked what he wanted, and Monoxide41 clarified he just wanted a Steam account with CS 1.6 and Source on it. A tiny snapshot of the era when RuneScape accounts and Steam/CS accounts were routinely bartered like currency on gaming forums.
No items on it however... Some members items thats it... If made a member can be used to make quite a bit of bank...— Monoxide41
Steam account with CS1.6 and source... nothin much...— Monoxide41
Trading a Rapidshare Account for a WoW Druid
Norwegian teen wants to swap a Rapidshare account for a specific WoW Alliance druid, middleman included
A December 2007 trade post from user AveLoN offering a 6-month Rapidshare account in exchange for a fairly specific EU World of Warcraft account (Alliance, Druid, level 58-63, transferable PVP realm, preferably female). Staff member mr.N0Nam3 steps in to allow the trade despite AveLoN's low post count, warning that future trades require 100 posts, which AveLoN jokes about. A minor, mundane slice of the forum's trading culture and its informal post-count rules for the Trading subforum.
You can trade this time, but next time you will need 100 posts =).— mr.N0Nam3
yeah.. like .. how much does 7 posts count ?— AveLoN
PS3 Top Utilities Download Thread
One VIP's link dump promised every PS3 jailbreak tool a modder could want.
A VIP member and self-described 'ebook seller' posted a roundup thread of PS3 utility downloads aimed at jailbroken consoles, gating the actual content behind a reply-to-unlock wall typical of the forum's leech culture. The replies are short and low-effort — a few members thanking the poster, one admitting they didn't even own a PS3 but thanked anyway. It's a snapshot of the forum's console modding scene: low drama, high 'thanks bro' energy, and the classic hidden-content mechanic used to farm replies.
Ok this thread shows ALOT of downloads for the PS3. Lets get stared!— silentrock
Thanks! Even though I dont have a ps3— Recon
Laptops' Rapidshare Account Trading Thread
A forum vet named 'Laptops' hawks month-long Rapidshare accounts for four bucks, and staff vouch for him on the spot.
A short trading post in The Market Place where longtime member Laptops advertises brand new one-month Rapidshare accounts for $4 USD, inviting buyers to PM him or reply. Staff member Don Ruski immediately chimes in with a strong vouch, calling Laptops 100% legit and suggesting the thread be pinned. It's a small but telling snapshot of the informal trust economy that ran these old trading subforums, where reputation and staff co-signs mattered more than any formal escrow system.
Yea, i got lots, lots of people will vouch for me, selling one month brand new ones.— laptops
Laptops has my full trust and respect, 100% legit, if I were you I wouldn't even bother using the middle man.— Don Ruski
Buying Steam Accounts with Fkn Points
One guy, some Fkn points, and a very specific request: no VAC bans please.
A short, low-key post in The Market Place where user Jack Daniels put out a want-ad to buy Steam accounts using the forum's internal point currency, with the sole stipulation that they be clean of VAC bans. One reply from xrefused1007 asked what games he was after, and the thread ended there — a quick snapshot of how casual account trading was on the site's internal economy back in 2007.
Hey guys im buying steam accounts with Fkn points. no VAC banned ones plz. k thx.— Jack Daniels
what kinda of games you want?— xrefused1007
[Request] Runescape Accounts
A CS 1.6 rager wants to buy your old Runescape account — points on the table, no scrubs under level 40
In The Market Place trading subforum, longtime member Arcade posts a short request looking to buy Runescape accounts using site points, claiming it's for a relative rather than himself. Member fizzer replies with a level 53 account pitch (decent stats, some rune gear, dragon slayer quest done) asking around 400-500 points. It's a small, quiet trade thread typical of the forum's Market Place section, where members bought, sold, and haggled over game accounts and points rather than cash.
I am looking to buy some Runescape accounts with some points.— Arcade
umm a lvl 53 with nearly all stats over 40 full rune 168k i think done the dragon slayer quest or some shit— fizzer
Always Slow? — TF2 Lag Troubleshooting Thread
A UK gamer's TF2 lag complaint turns into a full community tech-support ritual, complete with FPS scripts and specs check.
A member named walden opens with a common early-TF2 gripe: the game runs laggy for him while CS:S runs fine, and he wonders if it's because servers are US-based and he's in the UK. What follows is a patient, mundane back-and-forth typical of mid-2000s forum tech support — other members chime in about ping vs FPS lag, server choke, tweaking settings, and someone even shares a custom FPS script. Another user (haha.1) piggybacks with his own lag issue and gets specs-checked and advised. The thread wraps up tidily when a mod marks it closed after the original poster's issue was resolved.
For me TF2 is always laggy 100% of the time ever since i bought it. CS:S is totally fine.— walden
person has been helped. closed.— mr.N0Nam3
VAC Rage - Reneg4d3 v5 (CS:S getting owned by VAC)
Guy brags about VAC-banned skins, mod immediately calls it out as a hack post, not a rage
A short, quintessential 'rage' thread from Fkn0wned's Counter-Strike Rages subforum, where user Saintscrumpy posted a YouTube clip (via the Reneg4d3 v5 tag) showing themselves getting VAC-banned, quipping about loving their skins. A moderator, Uncensor3d, shot back that the post violated the rules of the subforum, which was meant for posting rage footage, not for sharing hacks. It's a tiny, two-post exchange, but it captures the everyday policing that went on in these cheat-adjacent boards between showing off and getting called out.
Ownd I love my skins!— Saintscrumpy
you are a complete fuck tard did you not read my post that says post up rage not hacks.— Uncensor3d
Pirate Pillages - 1.6
A GoronCity crew drops a CS 1.6 'Pirate Pillages' rage montage and the shoutbox just says 'lolwut'
A brief, low-key thread in the Counter-Strike Rages sub-board where a member calling himself Goron_Elder_Chris shared a YouTube rage/highlight video titled 'Pirate Pillages,' credited to a group called GoronCity. It only drew a couple of replies, one praising a funny 'little kid' moment in the clip, with the OP giving a shrugging one-word reply. A small, quiet corner of the forum's rage-sharing culture rather than any major event.
That little kid part was pure gold. Thanks— bobbafett07
lolwut— Goron_Elder_Chris
My 1st Rage: G3lmis's First CS:S Voice-Annoy Clip
A first-timer posts his maiden CS:S rage clip — voice annoys, hacks, and one unimpressed critic
A short, low-key thread in the Counter-Strike Rages subforum where member G3lmis shared a screenshot/clip from his first attempt at 'raging' — trolling other players in-game using voice annoys alongside hacks. The only reply, from Legit_Hacks, gave a lukewarm review, noting the victims mostly just repeated themselves. A tiny, quiet slice of the site's rage-clip culture rather than a major event.
I used voice annoys and hacks.— G3lmis
not to bad, a lot of it is them repeating them-selves— Legit_Hacks
[FkN] Rage #11
One guy, a mic, and zero mercy — pure voice-annoy warfare, ranked and screenshotted for posterity.
A member posted a rage screenshot claiming it was achieved using '100% voice annoys' with nothing else, self-consciously noting it was smaller than their other rage threads since voice-only spamming was harder to pull off. A regular named Arcade replied with a brief nod of approval. Classic low-key entry in the Counter-Strike Rages board, where members showcased screenshots of tilted players as a badge of honor.
This was done with 100% voice annoys. Nothing else.
Not bad at all for mic spamming. Good work.— Arcade
Convert 1.6 maps to source?
One nostalgic CS 1.6 fan rages at Source's version of de_cpl_mill — too many trees, not enough nostalgia.
A short, casual thread in the CS:S General subforum where member bobbafett07 laments that the Source port of the classic 1.6 map de_cpl_mill added grass and orange trees that 'shouldn't be there,' and asks if there's a tool to convert 1.6 maps to Source. Fellow members DJSketch and banak chime in with pointers toward FPSBanana and general mapmaking/Hammer advice, but nothing conclusive. bobbafett07 closes out still unimpressed, unwilling to bother learning Hammer just to fix the map's look.
THERES NOT SUPPOSED TO BE GRASS OR ORANGE TREES >=[— bobbafett07
De_cpl_mill is possibly the best map EVER and now In source theres trees and grass everywhere.... :| Not impressed.— bobbafett07
What is the best detected hack?
A guy nostalgic for banned cheats asks the room: what's the best one you've ever run, VAC be damned?
A short-lived General thread in the CS:S section where a member asks the community to nominate their favorite hack of all time, VAC-detection status irrelevant. Only one reply landed before the thread went quiet, from a since-banned user reminiscing about an old cheat that got his account banned and touting a replacement. Pretty low-key thread, but a small time capsule of the era's cheat-swapping culture and the casual account-banning that came with it.
What is the best hack you know of? Detected doesnt matter— banak
i used to use holz 1.1 all the time until my account got banned now i use vip hacks they never get vac2 detected !— 4Saken
Newbie Asks for CS:S Wallhacks, Gets Pointed to the Classics
A CS:S noob wanders into the wrong section asking for wallhacks — gets moved, mocked lightly, and pointed to the classics.
A brand-new member (2 posts) asks for a working, undetectable wallhack/radar for Counter-Strike: Source, initially posting in the wrong forum section entirely. A moderator relocates the thread to the CS:S board, and a couple of regulars chime in with recommendations of the era, name-dropping a few contemporary wallhack tools and pointing to the site's cheat database. It's a small, mundane slice of the forum's everyday traffic — new users fumbling forum etiquette while old hands casually swap cheat recommendations.
css, oops i did put thisin the wrong section, me=noob— [voidhybrid]
Well, alters is good but SB-X Wallhack is very nice aswell. Give them a try— nightshadefc
Bunny Hop - how do u do it?
A newbie asks how to bunny hop in CS:S and gets the classic 'just use a script/hack' forum wisdom.
A member named JGSkpx0389 opens a beginner thread asking whether bunny hopping in Counter-Strike: Source requires a special script or config, tired of conflicting rumors. Staff member HaSh chimes in with a half-joking answer about needing serious skill or just using a hack with a built-in bhop script, earning himself the tongue-in-cheek 'Pointless thread starter' member title. Another member, strang0r, drops a YouTube tutorial link while admitting he can't even bhop himself, and staff member Arcade appears at the tail end. A small, low-key tech-help thread typical of the CS:S general subforum.
You have to be really good to bunny hop without a script, otherwise you need a script. I just use any hack, they usually have bunny hop scripts built in.— HaSh
maybe it helps... i don't really know, cause i can't bunnyhop myself ^^— strang0r
searching haxx
New member complains his stacked cheat collection still can't compete on a 'hack server'
A newer member named thebestmilfhunt posts asking for recommendations for a more effective aimbot/cheat, explaining that despite already having a whole pile of named cheat tools he was still getting outclassed on servers where hacking was the norm. Forum regular Smug replies with a couple of casual suggestions, the second one seemingly half-joking. It's a small, low-stakes exchange typical of the cheat-request threads that filled the Counter-Strike: Source General subforum in this era.
Does anybody know a good public haxx with a really fast aimbot etc— thebestmilfhunt
Try Grim Hacks Public RAGE preview V0.1 then ;P— Smug
Unzoomed Sniper Crosshair Question
A newbie wanted a crosshair on his unzoomed sniper — the thread ends with him threatening to just stick blue tac on his monitor
A brand-new member named poon asked how to get a crosshair while unzoomed on a sniper rifle in CS:S, and how to remove the black vignette around the scope. A few regulars chimed in with skin suggestions and other approaches, with one member cheekily pointing out a hack existed with that feature built in. The thread wraps up with poon giving up on a technical fix and joking about just using blue tac on his physical screen instead.
aight ill just use some blue tac and put it on my screen lol— poon
or u cud just use a hack that has a crosshair feat...— pyeman
hl2hook, PLEASE HELP
A freshly-Vista'd member begs the CS:S board to help him track down his old favorite hook after a reformat wipes it out
A low-post member named sam_.GSC returns after reformatting to Windows Vista, hoping to re-download the old HL2Hook cheat he'd used for six months without getting VAC banned. Regular Afteryou and bobbafett07 chime in, clarifying the tool he means and pointing out that HL2Hook simply doesn't work on Vista. The thread fizzles out quickly with sam thanking them and no file ever actually being shared, a pretty mundane but classic slice of the era's cheat-hunting traffic.
although i have no posts i am a longtime member or lurker ^.^— sam_.GSC
HL2Hook doesn't work on Vista anyway.— bobbafett07
Alters WH map pack re-upload request
A dead link, a wallhack map pack, and one guy who really wants that 9/10 experience back
A member on the CS:S General board asks for a re-upload of a broken download link for 'Alters Wallhack' - a wallhack map pack covering almost all maps. Staff member AKULA points to a Fileplanet map pack link, but the OP clarifies he specifically needs the wallhack maps, not just regular maps. Another member chimes in with a nostalgic mini-review, praising the pack despite a long install time. Pretty standard low-stakes CS:S cheat-scene housekeeping thread, with a couple of staff/veteran regulars dropping in.
can som1 re-upload it again!! the links is broken— __yess__
alters wallhack was very good it have all maps! bot it take long time to installer, if i rate it will i give it 9/10— PATRICKHANSEN4200