The Cheat Scene
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Registry - Fkn0wned.Com
One guy just wanted the same registry settings on every server — got told to fix his rates and shut down with a 1.6 vs Source jab.
A short, low-key thread in the CS:S General board where a member named Epic Failure asked whether it was possible to get consistent 'registry' behavior across different servers. Regular ballistic suggested it was a rates issue, Epic Failure pushed back saying his rates already matched server settings, and bobbafett07 closed it out with a classic dig blaming Source's netcode and declaring 1.6 the better game. A tiny, mundane slice of the forum's day-to-day tech-support chatter and the eternal 1.6-vs-Source rivalry.
Source's netcode. Another reason 1.6 is better.— bobbafett07
fix rates— ballistic
I heard neferty 1.5 was out, true?
One member asks if the legendary 'neferty' cheat got a new version — the answer wasn't good news.
A short thread in the Counter-Strike: Source General board where user bdww00 asks if a rumored 1.5 version of the 'neferty' cheat had been released, having seen mention of it on another forum. Member rnie confirms it existed but warns it would get you banned, and bdww00 replies that they hadn't used the older 1.4 version in a couple months. A quick, low-key exchange typical of the cheat-scene chatter that filled this section of the forum.
Yes it was out, but it will get you banned, you be...— rnie
Oh, last time I used 1.4 was about 2 months ago, d...— bdww00
Chams
A CS:S newbie asks about wallhack chams and gets gently schooled on the difference between chams and skins.
A short, low-stakes thread in the Counter-Strike: Source General subforum from December 2007, where a member called Epic Failure asks whether 'chams' (a visual cheat that makes players glow through walls) exist for CS:S, worried about looking too obvious while using a wallhack. A few regulars, including ballistic, chime in to clarify that what's being described are actually model skins rather than true chams, which change color based on visibility through walls. It's a mundane but genuine slice of the era's cheat-scene chatter, more curiosity and clarification than drama.
those arent chams though, they are just skins, mine change colors when you are behind a wall n such— ballistic
is it possible to get Chams for CS:S which are material because if I'm using a wallhack in a real game and i prefire a guy walking because i cant see the wall itself people will know I'm hacking— Epic Failure
quick Question - VAC Bans on Your Own Bot Server
Can VAC ban you for hacking on a private bot match? The forum weighs in with 'common sense ftwtbh'
A member named Epic Failure asks whether you can get VAC banned for using hacks on a self-hosted CS:S server stocked with bots, after a debate with a friend. Regulars quickly pile on with mostly consistent answers about VAC only applying with it enabled, sprinkled with some ribbing and light-hearted mockery of the question. It's a short, mundane technical-support style thread typical of the CS:S General subforum, capped off with a sarcastic jab defending the original poster.
no, it's shit, thanks. You can get VAC banned on servers which have VAC enabled, fkn common sense ftwtbh..— The Moose
Hey dont be to hard on him. He probably payed for the account!— banak
BaDaZZ VoiceAnnoy SpamPack thread (page 12)
Twelve pages deep, and people are STILL begging for the unhide link.
This is the tail end of a long-running release thread in the Counter-Strike: Source 'VAC Proof Releases' subforum for a tool called BaDaZZ VoiceAnnoy SpamPack, an audio-based annoyance/spam tool for the game. By page 12 the thread has devolved into the classic forum-death-spiral pattern: a trickle of low-post-count members dropping in just to say 'unhide' or give a one-line reaction, with almost no substantive discussion left. It captures the everyday churn of a mid-2000s cheat/tool release board rather than any major drama.
this is a nice annoying voice..— hackers111
unhide plz and ty <33— phantasy
SSW (Super Simple Wall:Source) v1.1 release thread
A wallhack release thread that mostly turned into 'the download link doesn't work' for pages on end.
This was a release thread in the Counter-Strike: Source 'VAC Proof Releases' subforum for a wallhack tool called SSW (Super Simple Wall:Source) v1.1. By the later pages, the thread had devolved into a string of members reporting that the download link was broken or just redirected to the site homepage, rather than continued discussion of the tool itself. It's a snapshot of the everyday churn of a mid-2000s/2010s cheat forum, full of throwaway noob accounts and dead links rather than any real drama.
nice.. but when i click link it takes me to your homepage— Haxor-pro
gettin the same problem as everyone else. cant download it— saxovts
COD4 Pub Hack Release Thread (Page 8 Bump Spam)
Eight pages deep into a public COD4 cheat release, mostly noobs typing 'unhide' into the void
This is the tail end (page 8 of 8) of a release thread in the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare subforum for a public cheat dubbed '{UC}COD4 Pub Hack'. By this point the thread has devolved into low-effort bumping, with a string of low-post-count 'Noob' members posting single-word replies like 'unhide' to reveal hidden download content, a common pattern on cheat forums that gated links behind reply counts. One veteran member briefly chimes in with a dismissive 'lol noobs' aimed at the newcomers flooding the thread.
lol noobs— kpoloboy
unhide— tumuskle
Level hack for cod4?
New guy asks for a rank-unlock hack for CoD4, gets pointed to a Cheat Engine table and a rapidshare link like it's nothing
A low-post-count newcomer (robert102) asks if there's a hack to unlock all weapons and boost rank in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. A veteran member drops a rapidshare-hosted Cheat Engine table with the classic 'if you get caught, it's your own fault' disclaimer, and others chime in pointing him toward Cheat Engine itself. Short, ordinary utility thread typical of the era's cheat-request culture, notable mostly for featuring a couple of members who were later banned.
If you get caught, it's your own fault.— MONST3R
open the ct file in cheat engine www.cheatengine.org— pyeman
Where Does Steam Store Saved Passwords?
A guy asks how to pull saved logins off his 'mate's' PC — 2007 Steam scene at its shadiest.
A short, quietly shady thread from Gametration.com's Steam Client subforum, dated December 2007. User Famousss asks where Steam stores autofill usernames and passwords on a friend's computer, and Rock Superstar replies with general info about the clientregistry.blob file and SteamApps folder. The exchange is brief and unresolved on the page, but typifies the era's casual account-hijacking curiosity common on cheat-scene forums.
i have access to a "mates pc" where does steam store the user name and passwords for the auto fill?— Famousss
The passwords are crypted, i think in the file clientregistry.blob.— Rock Superstar
Steam ID's
A 2007 noob asks if you can fake your SteamID — the Co-Manager shuts it down cold.
A short 2007 thread in the Steam Client subforum where a newer member (h3nno) asks whether SteamIDs can be spoofed client-side and whether sv_cheats being enabled locally could let someone crack an rcon password. Forum authority DCLXVI, a Co-Manager, flatly denies both are possible as described, explaining server-side vs client-side distinctions. Another one-post member chimes in speculating about PunkBuster hardware spoofers before the thread trails off.
No, you cannot "spoof" your SteamID serverside.— DCLXVI
There must be a way. What about PunkBuster hardware spoofers?— .WiRED
[Halo 3] Snowmann + Alien :: Carpe Diem :: Montage
vermiLLion drops a Halo 3 montage — then admits CoD ruined his aim
A short thread in the Halo Series discussion board where longtime [FkN] Crew member vermiLLion posted a Halo 3 montage titled 'Snowmann + Alien :: Carpe Diem', featuring clips presumably from players Snowmann and Alien. The thread only got a couple replies, with fellow member marz complimenting the aim on display and vermiLLion self-deprecatingly admitting his own Halo skills had faded after switching to CoD4 and MW2. A quiet, low-key slice of the console gaming section's montage-sharing culture.
wow wish i could actually aim on this game :D— marz
I used to rape at halo on my 50 and then i started playing cod4 and MW2 and now i can't aim worth shit on my Halo account.— vermiLLion
CS 1.6 Account Trade Turns Impromptu Bidding War
A used CS 1.6 account turns into a spontaneous bidding war until someone points out it should've been an auction thread all along.
In Fkn0wned's Market Place, user orangespwnz put up a used, unbanned CS 1.6 Steam account for trade, hoping for 200+ 'fkn points' or a Runescape premium account with time left on it. What started as a straightforward sale devolved into an informal bidding war between AcidViper, Famousss, and minitureman, with offers climbing from 100 up past 300 points before orangespwnz called it out as effectively an auction and redirected everyone to a proper auction thread. A small, mundane but very of-its-era slice of the site's Steam account trading culture.
CS 1.6 UNBANNED steam account. Hoping for 200+ fkn points.— orangespwnz
You're in the lead, the new thread is here because this was supposed to be an auction.— orangespwnz
Looking to buy a CS 1.6 account via PayPal
A newbie wants to buy a CS 1.6 account, but nobody on the thread has the reputation to sell him one.
A brand-new member on The Market Place board posts a short want-ad looking to purchase a Counter-Strike 1.6 account, price included, but insists on dealing only with 'respected members.' A low-post-count member offers to sell for $5-8, and gets shot down for not meeting the reputation bar. A small, mundane slice of the forum's account-trading economy and its informal trust hierarchy.
i will only deal with people that are respected members— hideout
5-8 dollars and 34 posts doesnt qualify you as a respeted member— hideout
Does This Work - Battlefield 2142 Titan Exploit Post
A copy-pasted 'unlock everything' trick from MPC lands in the BF2142 forum, and nobody's sure if EA ever patched it
Member thesource posts a step-by-step trick (lifted from another site, MPC) claiming that hovering a transport helicopter above an enemy Titan and swapping seats let you rack up unlocks fast in Battlefield 2142. Uncensor3d chimes in skeptically, guessing the exploit was probably already patched out by EA in later versions. It's a short, low-key thread typical of the era's copy-pasted exploit shares rather than a big discovery.
this is an gift from ea lol— thesource
an exploit that easy ea would of fixed in latest patch— Uncensor3d
Ripping HWID-Locked Battlefield 2142 Hacks
A member asks how to rip HWID-locked private cheats — and the forum's resident cop shows up
In the Battlefield: 2142 subforum, member xJumper asked for help ripping (cracking/redistributing) private hacks he'd found online, since hardware ID locks were blocking him from just passing them out. minitureman chimed in with a vague software suggestion, and DCLXVI, a Supervisor known as the 'Forum Police,' appeared shortly after — a classic fkn0wned moment of a low-effort cheat-scene request getting staff attention.
How do you guys recomend I rip it, Microsoft Visual Basic, ect... Any guides on what to do would help.— xJumper
hmmm im not sure but you could try this programe— minitureman
[PB Unknown] Commander Hack (Battlefield 2142)
A 2007 BF2142 'commander hack' drop that PunkBuster hadn't caught yet — for a couple pages, anyway.
A thread in the Battlefield 2142 subforum where user ho0k- posted a release for a public 'Commander Hack' for BF2142 v1.20, crediting coder regitbull and the site hax4u.com, with PunkBuster detection status listed as unknown. The post advertised commander-hijack and unlimited resource type features typical of the era's cheat-release format. A reply from DeMeNt3d follows, though the visible content cuts off before showing reaction or discussion.
Status: PunkBuster Unknown— ho0k-
Commander Hijack Unlimited Artillery, Supply's, Car's Squad Hijack— ho0k-
Patch 1.4 Released! (Battlefield: 2142)
A one-line patch announcement quietly turns into 'maybe both of you stopped hacking'
darkfin2323 posted a heads-up about the long-awaited Battlefield 2142 patch 1.4 with a download link. The thread quickly drifted into a small back-and-forth about whether 2142 was 'dead' versus still worth playing, plus grumbling about how annoying patching the game was. It ends on a pointed jab from the OP suggesting two posters' patch woes might be tied to them hacking, a classic little dig typical of a cheat-scene forum's Other Games section.
2142 is dead— Uncensor3d
maybe both of you stopped hacking— darkfin2323
June 8th RuneScape Botting Dump
A RuneScape botting 'dump' post that's really just a hidden-content reply-to-unlock thread — remembered mostly for the chorus of one-word 'ty's
Posted in the Botting subforum under RuneScape, this thread by user micholic offered some kind of file or tool dump, explicitly requested by another member (Jlrod), and gated the actual content behind a 'reply to unlock' wall while fishing for +rep. The replies are almost entirely quick, low-effort thank-yous from a handful of regulars, typical of these bot-tool-sharing threads on Fkn0wned. It's a small, unremarkable but characteristic slice of the forum's RuneScape botting scene and its rep-driven content economy.
+REP FOR MORE TAKING REQUESTS AS WELL AS LONG AS YOU GUYS +REP!— micholic
thanks <3— Jlrod
CSS Console Bypasser (sv_cheats/sv_consistency/sv_pure)
A random depositfiles link, a VirusTotal wall of 'clean,' and one guy insisting 'it isnt so dirty'
A short thread in the Counter-Strike: Source discussion board where user Unbeliveable shared a download link for a tool claimed to bypass sv_cheats, sv_consistency, and sv_pure, explicitly noting he didn't create it himself. Fellow member Mortal991 responded with a full multi-engine antivirus scan report for the file, mostly clean with one flag. It's a small, typical snapshot of the era's cheat-sharing culture — quick post, unverified file, community self-policing via virus scan pastes, and a shrug of a reply at the end.
Bypasses sv_cheats sv_consistency and sv_pure I did not make this.For steam ver btw.— Unbeliveable
It isnt so dirty :/— Unbeliveable
WoW Gold Farming Guide Trade Request
A new guy wants Derek Beachler's WoW gold guide — the trade offers roll in, then someone just tells him to torrent it
A newcomer in the Market Place > Sales section asks around for a World of Warcraft gold farming guide, specifically namechecking Derek Beachler's guide, and mentions he's leveling characters on the Edlre'thalas and Icecrown realms. A well-known 1000-Club member offers a trade for a similar guide he already has, but the thread's last word is a fellow member bluntly suggesting he just download it off The Pirate Bay instead of trading for it. A small, mundane but very of-its-era snapshot of the forum's guide-trading economy.
tell me what you got to trade and I might have some. I got Derek's Gold Mastery Guide..— c0cke
DONT BOTHER GO TO thepiratebay.org and dl one look for one with alot of seeders— semajxpl
"my litlle shop" — Killer-k's steam account/CD-key sales thread
A 2008 corner-shop hustle: 7-digit Steam accounts, a WoW key, and a CS:S server, all for a few bucks and a PayPal.
This is a small vendor thread in the Market Place > Sales section where user Killer-k advertised a personal 'shop' selling bulk 7-digit Steam accounts, a WoW CD-key, and a CS:S server slot for small cash amounts, accepting PayPal and trades. It's a snapshot of the era's casual, low-stakes gray-market trading culture on gaming forums, with a one-line 'no scamming' rule standing in for any real buyer protection. Both participants who posted in the thread were later marked as Banned members, which was common for accounts caught up in trading/scamming enforcement on sites like this.
So im selling much steam accounts only must talk to me...— Killer-k
No scamming.. Trades avibable— Killer-k
[Req] CSS World of Pwnage
A page two of nothing but bumps, begging one long-dead cheat menu back into existence.
This is the tail end of a request thread in Fkn0wned's Requests subforum, where members kept asking for a re-upload of a Counter-Strike: Source cheat pack called 'CSS World of Pwnage' after the original links had died. Rather than real discussion, the page is mostly one-word bumps like 'unhide,' 'ty,' and 'cool' from a rotating cast of low-post members hoping to unlock hidden download links. It's a small, mundane slice of forum life that captures the era's link-rot cycle: cheat gets posted, links die, thread gets necro'd for years by people quoting the unhide command.
Can someone upload a reliable copy please?
unhide— tebayo26
DOSE EVERYBODY IGNORE ME?! - noob begs for CS 1.6 aimbot, gets clapped
A brand-new noob begs for a CS 1.6 aimbot and gets clapped in two lines flat.
A fresh member with only six posts to his name shows up asking for a working aimbot for Counter-Strike 1.6 (protocol 48, Vista), pleading that everybody is ignoring him. A slightly more established member shuts it down instantly, telling him to search for it himself instead of expecting to be spoon-fed. The whole exchange lasted just two posts — a classic tiny slice of forum-newbie-meets-forum-veteran energy from the cheat scene days.
I need a aimbot to cs 1.6 protocol 48 for windows vista. Can anyone post a link for a working hack ? Thx!— kebabby
Search yourself nobody is available to hand feed you— khoifish714
Hitbox Hack? (Deutsche Hacks CS:S Thread)
A German CS:S player asks if a hitbox-viewing hack still exists — sparks a tiny debate about rates vs. hacks
In the German-language 'Deutsche Hacks' corner of Fkn0wned.com, member flatschGER asks in October 2007 whether any hack still exists that lets you see enemy hitboxes, lamenting that hacks for this seem to have dried up. Regular albert90 replies that with proper net settings (rate/cmdrate/updaterate/interpolation) the hitboxes already line up correctly on the target, making a visual hack pointless and just an FPS drain. flatschGER clarifies he specifically wants to see the hitboxes visually, and the two go back and forth briefly before the thread fizzles out. It's a small, low-drama support-style exchange typical of the section's day-to-day cheat chatter.
wollte mal fragen ob es viellt nur ein hitbox hack gibt .. gibt ja keine hacks mehr mit denen zurzeit ^^— flatschGER
die zerren nur deine fps runter— albert90
CsproMod - Free Download Thread
A German member shares a buggy new CS mod, then gets called out for uploading it to the wrong host
In this 2008 thread from the 'Deutsche Hacks' subforum, member aKari shares a download of CsproMod, an early Counter-Strike mod, describing it as fun despite bugs and giving brief setup notes. Fellow member albert90 corrects a technical detail (it only requires Source, not 1.6) and calls out aKari for uploading the mod to a rapidshare-style host instead of the official CsproMod site, noting the developers had specifically asked people not to mirror it so they could track download numbers. aKari apologizes and follows up with a direct link to the official file. A small, low-drama exchange typical of the German-language corner of the forum.
hast das du bei rs raufgeladen!!?? die haben extra darum gebenten es nirgendwo raufzuladen weil sie schauen wollen wie viele leute das spiel saugen...— albert90
mmmh tut mir leid :8 ich wusste das nicht mensch ich weiss doch auch nicht alles— aKari
Buying SE'd or Refunded Keyboard
One VIP member's lonely quest to buy a fraudulently-obtained mechanical keyboard, bumped four times with nobody biting.
A short Buyers Plaza listing where forum VIP Venomz1337 sought someone to social-engineer or fraudulently refund a mechanical keyboard from a retailer on his behalf, offering to pay only after the fact. The thread got no offers or replies from other members, just Venomz1337 repeatedly bumping his own post over the course of about a week. A small, quiet snapshot of the marketplace's underbelly where these kinds of sketchy retail-fraud requests were casually posted alongside regular hardware trading.
If you can SE or do an Amazon refund on a Mechanical keyboard, let me know which one and how much. I haven't got time for it so I'd appreciate it. I won't be paying upfront either.— Venomz1337
bump— Venomz1337
[WTB/WTT] Steam account with hours
Just some guy hunting for an old Steam account with fat CSS hours — the small-time trading that kept the Buyers Plaza alive
A member named tifNINJAAA posted a want-to-buy/want-to-trade ad looking for an aged Steam account (6-8 years old) loaded with CS 1.6 and CSS, specifically wanting over 1300 non-idled CSS hours, offering PayPal or a trade. The thread sat dormant for months after a skeptical reply, then got bumped and eventually drew two sellers, including a longtime member offering an account dating back to 2006. It's a small, mundane slice of the forum's account/item trading economy in the Market Place section.
Gonna be tough to get one I would believe. Good luck anyways!— Stewart
Got 1, i try to sell it here long time ago w/o luck. Since 2006, with cs 1.6 - Condition Zero - CSS - Killing Floor and another stuff.— Oneill
WTT: WoW Rogue + Steam Account for Rapidshare Account
A WoW rogue, a Steam library, and some 'guides' — all up for grabs for a Rapidshare account.
A short trade thread in the Other Trades subforum where user snuffz offered a level 43 WoW Rogue account, a Steam account loaded with Source games, and a stack of WoW guides in exchange for a Rapidshare account. One reply from a 1000-Club member (haha.1) indicated they'd sent a PM to work out the trade. A tiny snapshot of the era's barter economy around file-hosting accounts and game accounts.
i have a wow account lvl 43 rouge on it i have a steam account DoD css hl2 and hl2dm i have all WoW guides— snuffz
yeh i got .. pmed u..— haha.1
Steam Account for MapleStory Account Trade Thread
One guy's whole Steam library (minus Orange Box) up for grabs — for a MapleStory character.
A short 2007 trade listing in the Other Trades subforum where user soldja3678 offered a Steam account loaded with games (everything except the Orange Box) in exchange for a MapleStory account with 100+ posts of reputation. A couple of replies followed with counter-offers, including MapleStory character stats and a Counter-Strike 1.6/CZ account thrown into the mix. Classic small-time barter-era trading typical of the forum's Trading section, where accounts and games changed hands informally with little verification beyond screenshots and reputation.
has all steam games inc gmod but not orange box— soldja3678
yo you want a 1.6/cz account with cal im main and ...— kevel
Simple Wallhack (500mg) v1000 — CoD4 thread, tail end (page 8)
Eight pages deep into a CoD4 wallhack thread, and it's still just people saying 'unhide' and 'ty'
This is the final page of a long-running Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare cheat release thread on Fkn0wned, hosting a tool called 'Simple Wallhack (500mg) v1000.' By page 8 the thread has devolved into the typical late-life pattern for these releases: a stream of low-post-count 'Noob' members dropping by just to say thanks, ask to 'unhide' the download link, or post one-word bumps. One user, Unchained, reports the downloaded file contained a virus, a small but notable moment of buyer's-remorse in an otherwise routine bump-fest. It's a snapshot of the forum's cheat-database ecosystem winding down into background noise near the end of the thread's life.
Fiz o download do fichero e continha virus. -.-— Unchained
unhide.— hazzaplop
v1.5 Server Crack (COD4)
A dead link, a lot of 'thx', and the quiet tail end of a CoD4 crack thread.
This is page two of a thread in the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare subforum about a 'server crack' for game version 1.5, presumably letting users run or join servers outside normal Steam/IW restrictions. By this point the substantive info has already been posted earlier in the thread, so the visible page is mostly low-content bump replies — thanks, 'nice one', 'unhide' requests, and one user reporting a dead download link (a 404 on an .rar file hosted on a bare IP). It captures the typical late-thread pattern of an old cheat/crack forum: a useful resource slowly rotting as file hosts die and newcomers just reply for access rather than contribute.
The server can not find the requested page: 205.234.134.242/iw3mp-1.5-win.rar (port 80)— Cardinals
unhide— suizida
COD4 Radar Trick Unhide Thread
A wallhack-adjacent radar trick that needed no actual cheat — and the whole board just wanted the unhide code.
This is the tail end (page 2) of a Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare thread claiming a '100% tested' way to get radar/wallhack-style awareness without running an actual hack. By this point the thread has devolved into a long chain of members simply posting 'unhide' to reveal the hidden method, plus a handful of thank-yous. A regular, Dr.Lol, chimes in with an update noting some UK servers/anti-cheat (CB) had already patched or accounted for the trick, but says it's still fine to share since many didn't know about it yet.
UPDATE : Some servers have this sorted in the UK area. CB have made a fix for it, but there are still alot of people who dont know of this— Dr.Lol
unhiding post.— hazzaplop
Flip Knife Night & Falchion Night for PayPal
Guy tries to sell CS:GO skins for PayPal, gets offered a 51 Gbps DDoS service instead
A short marketplace listing where user sk3ppy tried to trade a Field-Tested Flip Knife and Falchion Night skin for PayPal funds. InfectedKush jokingly (or not) offered a DDoS service capable of taking down 10 sites as an alternative payment, which sk3ppy declined, sticking to cash only. The thread fizzles out into a couple of lonely bump posts with no buyers found.
I can offer you DDOS Service with 51 GBPS to take down 10 sites of your choosing for either one of them :>— InfectedKush
Sorry, not intrested in that ^^ Only money atm— sk3ppy
LoL Level 30 EU Account For Sale — Six Lonely Bumps
One guy's maxed-out LoL account, a wall of skin screenshots, and six lonely bumps before anyone even asked the price.
A Seller's Lounge listing where member juicifer tried to offload a heavily invested EU League of Legends account, showcasing an enormous list of owned champions and rare/legendary skins via a barrage of imageshack screenshots. The thread is a classic account-selling post from the account-trading era of the forum, padded out with repeated self-bumps over about two weeks with little buyer interest. Eventually another member, pipe546, asked about price more out of curiosity than intent to buy, leading to a brief, friendly, ultimately fruitless exchange.
Around 100+ Euros, the account has had way way more spent on it, I just want atleast some return, interested?— juicifer
Not really :P, i'm just curious to see how much cost one because i have one and i want to sell eighter.— pipe546
jabX's Steam Shop - Cheap Steam Accounts!
A guy named jab2000 was flipping phished Steam accounts for $2 to $15 a pop, back when Steam libraries could fit on a napkin.
This is a Seller's Lounge storefront thread where member jab2000 listed a rotating stock of Steam accounts (a mix of Half-Life/Source-era titles, Team Fortress 2, CS:S, and a few oddities like Plants vs. Zombies) for sale via PayPal, each tagged with price and included games. The post includes standard marketplace boilerplate — trust ratings, terms of sale, PayPal 'gift' instructions, and disclaimers that accounts sold 'as is' with no refunds if banned or recovered. It's a small, mundane snapshot of the early-2010s gray-market Steam account trade that ran quietly alongside the forum's cheat and warez culture. Only one reply survives, from a low-post-count member expressing interest in one of the accounts.
ALL ACCOUNTS ARE SOLD AS SEEN - IF THE ACCOUNT GETS BANNED/RECOVERED IT IS SOLELY YOUR FAULT AND I WILL NOT GIVE YOU ANOTHER FOR FREE.— jab2000
I'm interested in account 3. I added you on MSN and AIM— tehmazing
Suspected Malware .exe Posted as 'Scripts Pack' in CS:S Forum
A member drops a mystery .exe of 'scripts' — and gets called out as probable malware in two replies flat.
In this short-lived Counter-Strike: Source Scripts/Tools thread, user ramil13 shared a mediafire link to a self-made .exe pack claiming to bundle scripts including an 'old rcon hack,' insisting it was clean and tested in L4D2. It didn't land well — fellow member zanderdanmark immediately suspected it was crypted malware and called for a ban. The thread fizzles out after just two posts, a tiny but telling snapshot of the era's trust issues around random executable 'hacks' shared on cheat forums.
No keyloggers or anything, i got the old rcon hack and everything like that in there so far tested some out in l4d 2 and the beasts also work!!!— ramil13
.exe script? lol ban please, its probably crypted malware.— zanderdanmark
Asking for RCON Server-Hacking Scripts
A newbie asked how to break into rcon-protected servers — and got mostly told no.
A low-post-count member named janka37 opened a thread in the CS:S Scripts/Tools board asking why there were no 'rcon scripts' posted, and requested help obtaining admin/rcon access on servers running with cheats disabled. He followed up asking whether server configs could be pulled via the sv_downloadurl trick. Another member, Pigmeat, confirmed the method existed in theory but said it was rare and he'd never had luck with it in practice. Forum admin ap3x closed out the thread with a blunt reality check that server owners simply don't upload their configs to fast-download servers.
I notised that in this forum there is no rcon scripts!— janka37
No one uploads their server.cfg to their fast downloads server— ap3x
Hide SteamID and IP In Servers (CS:S name-hack config)
A blank-name trick that only half worked, and everyone in the replies was there to say so
Posted in the Counter-Strike: Source Scripts/Tools section back in December 2009, this thread shared a config trick meant to blank out a player's in-game name/status line on CS:S servers. Member darksoul32 pitched it as a harmless, VAC-safe name hack, but the replies quickly deflated the hype — other members pointed out it didn't actually hide your SteamID, admins could still find you via menu commands or server logs, and the trick itself was already old news by the time it was posted. A stray forum admin note about code-box formatting and a late, confused follow-up question in February 2010 close out the short exchange.
hides your name, and info, but not steamID— Fishhhy
doesn't hide steam id :/ admin can just use @menu to find you or the Server owner will look at his logs :/ it's kind of old too :p— subzer00
The OutkastCS 'Climbing Server' Crash Script
A tiny CSS bind script promising to crash climbing servers — and one guy showing up seven months later to try it
A short, quintessentially early-2010s tools post: a member named OutkastCS dropped a bind/alias script for Counter-Strike: Source claiming it could crash 'climbing' (surf-style) servers, and told fellow forum-goers to 'have fun.' The thread sat untouched for months until another member, pyroboytodumax, casually replied that they'd test it out. It's a small, dusty artifact of the cheat/tool-sharing culture that Fkn0wned's Scripts/Tools subforum was built around.
Have fun =]— OutkastCS
intresting ill test it out— pyroboytodumax
[RELEASE] Gstrafe and Bhop
A borrowed bunnyhop and gstrafe script drop, met with an instant 'do your own research' smackdown
A low-post-count member named kolayapril55 posted a bind-based bunnyhop and gstrafe script for Counter-Strike: Source, admitting he didn't write it himself but was passing it along. He then asked for a long jump script too, which prompted a quick, mildly scolding reply from longtime member Poppins telling him to search the board first instead of being lazy. A small, unremarkable exchange typical of the Scripts/Tools subforum's day-to-day traffic.
I didnt make them, a friend of mine did but you can thank me for giving it to you guys.— kolayapril55
dude if you would looked down a few topics you would see that their is a topic that has the long jump script in it. Please try to do some research on your own instead of being lazy.— Poppins
CSS Server Crasher (sharecash link, locked)
A CS:S "server crasher" download that mostly just crashed and burned — dead links, sketchy sharecash surveys, and a mod slamming the lock button.
A low-post-count member named Demagogue550 shared a Counter-Strike: Source 'server crasher' tool hosted on sharecash, asking others to confirm if it worked. Replies were skeptical from the start over the sharecash survey-wall, and within weeks the link was reported dead by multiple users requesting a Mediafire re-upload instead. The thread ends abruptly when admin ap3x closes it citing the forum's blanket ban on sharecash links, a small but telling snapshot of the era's running battle between survey-locker link spam and site moderation.
I cant seem to download this file from the site. But with 2 Post its kind of sketchy.— nedsucks
No sharecash links.— ap3x
CS 1.6 Bunnyhop/Longjump Script Request Shut Down After Patch
One member asked for a bunnyhop/longjump script, and got an instant 'nope, they patched that' instead.
A short-lived thread in the Scripting subforum where user Yunyun asked for a cj/lj (countjump/longjump) script for Counter-Strike 1.6. Crew member vermiLLion shut it down almost immediately, explaining that a CS 1.6 update had killed the cvars scripts relied on, leaving only legit play or hacks as options, and locked the topic. A quick, unremarkable exchange that captures the era's cat-and-mouse between game updates and script/cheat makers.
i really need this script someone got 1? :)— Yunyun
Due to the update for CS 1.6, you can no longer use the cvars that were used for making bunnyhop, long-jump, and count-jump scripts. The only thing that you can do now is learn how to do it legit or find hacks that provide these features. /closed— vermiLLion
OGame Clone Script Request by kib0rg
One lonely post asking about browser-game clone scripts, from a user with the most 2009 forum tagline imaginable.
A brief, single-post thread in the MMORPG's section where member kib0rg asks about finding the latest version of an Ogame.com clone script, name-dropping 'Xnova' as the best-known clone at the time. No replies followed, making it more of a time capsule than a discussion. The real curiosity is kib0rg's over-the-top custom title, a relic of the forum's tongue-in-cheek member rank/flair culture.
where i can get last version of Ogame.com Clone script, i kwon that at the moment more working clone is Xnova. Who knows about that clone?— kib0rg
Russian criminal authority, the head of criminal grouping.— kib0rg
SSW (Super Simple Wall) v3.5 - VAC2-proof wallhack release
A wallhack release thread so old nobody could even agree which game forum it belonged in.
This is the tail end of a release thread for 'SSW (Super Simple Wall) v3.5', a wallhack tool advertised as VAC2-proof, posted in the Counter-Strike Source Releases board. By this point in the thread the discussion had devolved into a minor mix-up over whether the tool was actually for CS 1.6 rather than CS:S, with a member questioning why the thread got moved to the wrong subforum. Only a couple of late replies remain, mostly low-effort noob posts and one veteran member ([1K] 1000 Club) chiming in with amusement at the confusion.
why some1 moved it to CSS? its CS1.6 la guys.. can move back?— haha.1
haha aI loled!^^— anarchie65
Hitbox ESP v1.0 - final page of a long-dead CS 1.6 release thread
The tail end of a 14-page cheat release thread, riding out on one-word 'nice' posts and a lone one-post wonder.
This is the final page of a sprawling 14-page thread about a hitbox ESP tool for Counter-Strike 1.6, archived under the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum of Gametration.com's VAC Proof Releases section. By this point the discussion has fizzled into brief acknowledgments rather than active troubleshooting or drama. One post comes from a brand-new 'one post wonder' account, a small but telling detail of forums like this one where users would register just to say thanks or bump a release thread.
nice man !!!!!!— Dempabil
NICE— cena3535
iNsan3 ESP v1.1 [VAC Detected] thread
Another CS 1.6 ESP gets the VAC-detected label — page 6 of members just want it unhidden
This is a late page (6 of 6) in a long-running thread in the VAC Proof Releases > VAC Detected / Not Working subforum, tracking an ESP tool called iNsan3 ESP v1.1 that had been flagged as VAC detected. By this point the thread has devolved into low-content posts, mostly newer/low-post-count members chiming in with one-liners like 'unhide' or 'simsalabim' — likely trying to reveal spoiler-hidden download content. Spans December 2007 to January 2008, giving a small window into the routine cheat-detection cycle typical of the era's CS 1.6 scene.
Unhide please— TGR
simsalabim— gurpreet470
PMC 1.1 / Project VDC: Redux (VAC Detected tail-end)
A 20-page cheat thread so old it had already been marked VAC Detected before you even got to page 19.
This was the tail end of a long-running Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat release thread, filed under the forum's 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subsection — meaning by this point the tool had been flagged and was effectively dead. The visible posts are just a trickle of late users (mostly brand-new 'Noob' accounts) dropping quick one-word thanks or checking whether it still worked for Day of Defeat: Source. No real drama or discussion here, just the fading afterlife of a once-active release thread.
Lets see if this still works for DODS at least— Superzxoz
nice man !!!!!!!!!— Dempabil
SSE (Super Simple ESP) v3.1 — Marked VAC Detected
A once-trusted CS 1.6 ESP hack limps into its final pages, flagged VAC Detected and fading out with a whimper.
This is a late page (page 3 of 4) in the tail end of a thread for 'SSE (Super Simple ESP) v3.1', a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat release that got tagged [VAC2DETECTED] and moved into the graveyard sub-board for busted tools. By this point the discussion has thinned out to short replies and one-word acknowledgments rather than active debate, typical of a thread winding down after a cheat's been outed as unsafe to use. It captures the quiet, anticlimactic end of a once-hyped release rather than any big drama.
hmmm— Iyenn
thx— Enigma
GlCmdHack 1.7.0.2 CS 1.6 Cheat - VAC2 Detected Thread Tail
A once-loaded CS 1.6 aimbot/wallhack pack, flagged dead by VAC2 and left to rot on page 20 of its own thread.
This was the tail end of a long-running release thread for 'GlCmdHack', a Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat packing an aimbot, wallhack, ESP, and a long list of visual toggles, originally posted mid-2007 by a user called Cheesus. By early 2008 the thread had ballooned to 20 pages, but the tool had since been marked VAC2 Detected, meaning it was flagged and no longer safe to use — this stretch of posts is mostly late arrivals, low-post-count 'noobs' bumping the thread, unhiding the hidden download links, and a couple of one-line thank-yous long after the cheat was already burned.
Nice hack mang— warrst (quoting eckothekoopa)
Thank you.— Jordankzx
[VAC2UNKNOWN] Enhancer V1 - CS 1.6 Cheat Release Thread
A late-2007 CS 1.6 wallhack that got passed around page after page of 'unhide plz' replies until it landed in the VAC Detected graveyard.
This was a release thread in Fkn0wned's Counter-Strike 1.6 cheat section for 'Enhancer V1,' a multi-feature hack (crosshair, wallhack, no-smoke/flash/sky) originally posted by user haha.1 and claimed VAC2-proof at the time. The thread's second page is almost entirely low-effort 'thanks,' 'unhide,' and 'ty' replies from low-post-count members trying to reveal the hidden download content, a very typical pattern for these cheat-release boards. Eventually the thread was moved/filed into the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum, signaling the tool was later flagged as unsafe or non-functional. No real drama here — just a snapshot of the grind-for-downloads culture and the eventual fate of most releases in this scene.
thx nice hack— sasukez
unhide plzz— shadowpx