fkn0wned archive

RZR Half-Life CD-Keygen thread (tail end)

The old RZR Half-Life keygen thread, still limping along to a six-page finish

This is the tail end of a long-running thread in the Rebel Gaming section about the classic RZR Half-Life CD-key generator, a well-known relic from the early cheat/warez scene. By page 6 the discussion has thinned out to short bump-style replies like a simple 'thanks' from a member, suggesting the tool was still being passed around years after its original release. The page also carries the era's typical forum clutter, including a bodybuilding supplement giveaway ad wedged into the layout.

thanks— JUSTiiNCREDiiBLE

Selling CSS, DOD:S, HL2 - $20

A $20 Steam bundle listing that captures trading forums back when Steam accounts were basically flea market goods.

A quick classified-style trade post from Fkn0wned.com's Steam Account Trades subforum, where user DCLXVI offered a Steam account bundled with Counter-Strike: Source, Day of Defeat: Source, and the Half-Life 2 titles for $20 USD. Notable mainly because the poster, DCLXVI, held a Supervisor staff rank on the site, showing even mods dabbled in the account trading scene. A small snapshot of the informal, low-stakes Steam account resale culture common on cheat/gaming forums in the late 2000s.

SELLING CSS, DOD:S AND HL2:DM and HL2:LC for $20.00 USD. PM me if you are interested. It's 8 digit, not VAC banned.— DCLXVI

Diablo II Hack Suspected of Bundling a Keylogger

A Diablo II player wanted to strip the sketchy 'extra features' out of a hack he'd found.

A short-lived post in General Discussion from user blackxthink, a self-described Diablo II grinder, asking for help disassembling/modifying a Diablo II hack (dll + loader) to remove a suspected keylogger bundled inside it. It's a small, single-post snapshot typical of the era's cheat scene paranoia — downloaded hacks often came laced with malware, and users would turn to forums like this to figure out what they'd actually installed. No replies are preserved on this page, so the outcome is unknown.

Ok I play DIablo 2 And i need to help to decompile a hacks (dll + loader) And modify all in Like : The keylogger , and all the rest ?— blackxthink

Will Steam Catch Me for Scamming Accounts?

A scammer asks if Steam will actually catch him — and the forum weighs in.

A member going by 'Lord Ragealot' opens a thread in General Discussion asking whether rumors were true that Steam actively hunts down account scammers and strips them of every account they'd ever taken. He seems mostly worried about losing his own scammed accounts rather than any ethical concern. The thread drew a quick reply from 'Olie22' before getting cut off in the archive. It's a small window into the casual, transactional attitude toward account scamming that was common on cheat-scene forums of that era.

I don't wanna lose my accounts when I go scamming now :S— LoRd Ragealot

CS 1.6 Support Board — General Help Thread

Before you ask, check the wiki — the CS 1.6 support catch-all where the Crew fielded everyone's problems.

This was the pinned support thread for the Counter-Strike 1.6 subforum on Fkn0wned.Com, a mid-2000s gaming/cheat-scene community. Posted by longtime [FkN] Crew member Sonikk in September 2007, it served as the go-to spot for members to ask general CS 1.6 questions, with a reminder to check the FkN Wiki first. The page itself is mostly forum scaffolding (search, IRC info, sponsor ad) rather than a specific technical drama, reflecting the routine, day-to-day support side of the site.

Check the Fkn Wiki before you ask!— Sonikk

Need some help, can't use hacks

A newbie's cheat crashes on the trigger pull — cue the classic runtime error saga.

A member named ulysses posted in the CS 1.6 Support board asking for help after a hack he was running caused a runtime error and abnormal program termination whenever he tried to shoot, on a non-Steam copy of Counter-Strike 1.6. Super moderator DCLXVI replied, though the response content itself was cut off in the archive. A fairly ordinary support thread typical of the era, capturing the constant low-level tech trouble-shooting that came with running third-party cheats on old CS builds.

runtime error c/programs file/counter strike1.6/hl.exe abnormal program termination— ulysses

Newbie Begs for Aimbot Settings Help

A newbie begs the forum to just tell him what buttons to push on his aimbot

A member named ulysses posts in the CS 1.6 Support board asking for help configuring the 'seren1ty' aimbot, listing out its various settings (hitbox/bones, smoothing, autoshoot, silent aim, etc.) and pleading for someone to tell him what values to use since he's new to aimbots. Super Moderator DCLXVI replies, though the response itself is cut off in the archive. A pretty ordinary, low-drama support request typical of the era's cheat scene help boards.

Tell me what to set the seetings to plz..— ulysses

A question about vaccing... (MapleStory support exchange, 2007)

One newbie's toggle-switch confusion gives us a two-line time capsule of MapleStory's hack scene, 2007 style.

A short, mundane support exchange in the Maple Story subforum where a member named EvanChew asks about a technical quirk related to disconnect issues when toggling certain client detection-evasion settings. Forum veteran -Still Life-, self-titled '◣:MS Hacking God:◤' with over 3,300 posts, replies with a quick technical clarification. It's a tiny, unremarkable thread, but it captures the everyday texture of Fkn0wned's Maple Story corner: casual, jargon-heavy exchanges between members deep in the game's cheat/hack subculture.

ya u dc if you untick em.— -Still Life-

Steam Account for MapleStory Trade Offer (2007)

One member's plan to swap his CS 1.6 Steam account for a way back into MapleStory

A single-post thread from October 2007 in the Maple Story subforum, where a member calling himself G-Shock offered to trade his Steam account (loaded with Counter-Strike 1.6 and Counter-Strike: Condition Zero) since he'd moved on to playing WoW officially. He wanted something MapleStory-related in return so he could occasionally play at a friend's place. The post got no replies and sits as a tiny, quiet time capsule of the era's account-trading culture.

just want to play ms with high lvl :P— G-Shock

Free Cash Shop Maple Points Scam Link (Poster Later Banned)

A brand-new member drops a sketchy 'free Maple Points' link into the Maple Story board — spoiler: it did not end well for his account.

A single-post thread in the Maple Story sub-forum where user counterfart, posting with only 15 posts to his name, shared a third-party link claiming to give free Nexon Cash Shop points, insisting it was legit because of a copyright notice and Maple TV mention. The post reads like the classic scam-link spam common on gaming forums of the era. Notably, the poster's account is tagged 'Banned' in the archived profile box, suggesting the thread didn't age well for him.

This is for reals. If you don't believe me there is a copyright and Nexon logo and this is also shown in game on the Maple TV— counterfart

COD4 RAZOR1911 Crack/Keygen Rapidshare Megapost Called Out as Suspicious

A brand-new 13-post 'Noob' drops a 70-part Rapidshare megapost — and gets called out instantly.

A low-post-count member posted a Call of Duty 4 crack/keygen release attributed to RAZOR1911, split across dozens of Rapidshare file links, in the Games subforum of Gametration's Red Light District section. The very next reply, from a since-banned regular named ri0t, publicly side-eyed the poster for having only 9 posts before this one, hinting at suspicion around the account or the file dump itself. It's a tiny but characteristic snapshot of the era's warez-sharing culture and the community's own built-in skepticism toward sketchy first-time posters.

9 posts, unhidden...A bit suspicious if you ask me.— ri0t

MW2 Wasteland Wall Breach Glitch Video

PopTart drops a hidden-content vid showing how to slip under the map on Wasteland in MW2.

A short Console Gaming board post from forum Smod PopTart, sharing a YouTube video (locked behind the forum's [hide] tag) demonstrating a wall-breach glitch that let players get under the Wasteland map in Modern Warfare 2. Typical of the era's glitch-sharing culture, the post is brief and functional, with the video as the main content and no real discussion attached. A snapshot of the site's broader vibe survives in the header notices of the time, referencing a Combat Arms cheat release and a Hide MOD tool broken by a game update.

hey guys, this is a new vid for you. a wall breach on wasteland.— PopTart

Packeting Help! (CoryZ Just Wants Someone Gone)

One guy, one grudge, and a one-line cry for help: 'i just want the steps.'

A brief Random Tuts post from user CoryZ asking the board how to 'packet' another player he was feuding with, explicitly wanting a no-frills how-to rather than a ready-made program. It's a tiny, unanswered snapshot of the era's petty CS 1.6 grudge culture, where knowing how to disrupt someone's connection was treated as a casual forum favor to ask for. No replies are preserved, so the drama's outcome (and the identity of the unlucky 'kid') is lost to time.

i hate this kid, and i rly need to packet the shit out of him! i dont wanna have a program, i just want the steps, thanks!— CoryZ

HcK Public CS:S D3D Cheat Release (Detected, 2009)

A cheat release that lasted about two posts before it got flagged and locked.

A release thread in the Detected Hacks section for a public Counter-Strike: Source D3D cheat called 'HcK', posted by rob12090 back in December 2009. The original post was almost immediately edited to just 'CLOSED', and the only other reply was a wall of antivirus scan results from Prisonerofwar showing the file getting flagged. As with most entries in this graveyard subforum, the thread was locked shortly after, marking the cheat as detected/dead.

CLOSED.— rob12090

CSS IP Joiner Run-Time Error 76

A Christmas Day tech-support thread where a newbie's tool broke and got told to 'make more posts so ur not leeching our leetness'

A brand-new member ('roosta') posted on Christmas morning 2007 asking for help with a Run-Time Error 76 he was getting from a 'CSS IP Joiner' tool. The reply from veteran member Famousss was a classic mix of dismissiveness and forum-culture gatekeeping, telling him to Google it and pad his post count first. The thread trails off with a one-word reply from Shifty, a long-time member (joined 2006, member #6) who was later banned. A small, mundane snapshot of everyday Gametration life — new users, low-effort help, and the pecking order of an old cheat-scene forum.

google the run time error and then make more posts so ur not leeching our leetness— Famousss

GTA: San Andreas Multiplayer Hack Thread

Three pages deep into GTA:SA multiplayer hacking talk, ending with little more than a quiet 'ty' and a warning.

A long-running thread (3 pages) in the 'Other Games > Others' section of Gametration/Fkn0wned discussing a multiplayer hack for GTA San Andreas. By the tail end captured here, the discussion had wound down to brief member replies, one thanking another, with at least one user flagged by the site's Warn System. Not much drama survives in this fragment — just the tail of a once-active tool/cheat discussion typical of the era's multiplayer mod scene.

ty— ben1991m

Orange Box Accounts Cheap

A banned noob hawking $30 Orange Box accounts with CS:S baked in — trading section business as usual.

A short trading post from 2007 where a low-post-count member advertised Steam 'Orange Box' accounts (which included CS:S) for $30 each, asking interested buyers to PM him. Standard account-trading fare for the era, when Steam account resale was common on cheat/gaming forums. Notable mainly because the seller's account is tagged 'Banned' in the archive, hinting at how these trades often ended.

I am selling orange box accounts for $30 each. Comes with CSS included— shadon1nja

vermiLLion's MW2 Montage

A quiet little montage drop that got a nod from a Smod — the kind of thread that made up the daily heartbeat of the MW2 board.

A short thread in the Console Gaming > Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare 2 section where longtime member vermiLLion posted a self-made Modern Warfare 2 montage video. It only drew one reply, from staff member PopTart, praising the editing. A small, unremarkable-but-genuine slice of the everyday montage-sharing culture that filled the console gaming boards back then.

woah that was nice love that editing.— PopTart

Trade: 3 RS Prem for CSS Unbanned

One guy, one bump, and a trade offer nobody answered — classic 2008 marketplace tumbleweed.

A short, barely-noticed trade listing from the 'Other Trades' section of the Fkn0wned marketplace, posted by member rnie offering RuneScape premium membership in exchange for an unbanned Counter-Strike: Source account (or account-for-account swaps). The thread consists only of the original post and a same-day bump with no replies. Notable mainly as a small time-capsule of the site's account/item trading culture — and for the irony that rnie's own account is later shown flipped to 'Banned' status in the archive snapshot.

yeah that's right pm for info + screenies and proof and omg I liek butsecks— rnie

Trading Steam for a MapleStory Account

One guy wanted to swap his clean Steam library for a high-level MapleStory hermit — did anyone bite?

A short, low-key trade listing from September 2007 where user GTX1 offered up a Steam account loaded with CS:S, 1.6, and CZ (claimed clean, no VAC bans, no hack history) in exchange for a decently-leveled MapleStory character on the Scania server. A couple months later another member popped in offering a higher-level hermit, and one more reply followed after that. Nothing dramatic — just a small glimpse of the casual game-account barter economy that ran through Fkn0wned's Trading section back in the day.

i got a 110 hermit. want?— ijusk03du

[REQUEST] Portal Account

A member wants a Portal account, insists on FKN PNTS only, no shady unlockers

A quick one-post ask in The Market Place from 'jacal', a Trained Noob member, looking to buy a Portal (the Valve game, newly out in 2007 via the Orange Box) account. He offers to pay in the site's internal currency, FKN PNTS, and specifically rules out 'unlockers' — a nod to the era's rampant Steam account trading and cracked-unlock scene. A snapshot of the site's economy of forum points and game account trading typical of late-2000s gaming forums.

hey im after a portal account will pay by FKN PNTS don't want any unlockers!!! just the account thanx— jacal

big/noscope (TF2 sniper clips thread, page 3)

Page three of the old TF2 'big/noscope' thread — mostly ghosts dropping by to say 'wow.'

This is the tail end (page 3 of 3) of a Team Fortress 2 thread on Fkn0wned.Com titled 'big/noscope,' almost certainly about big/no-scope sniper shots or clips within the game. By this point in the thread's life it's winding down, with a trickle of one-post drive-by members chiming in years after it started, one just reacting with a simple 'wow.' It captures that classic old-forum feel of a thread outliving its original hype and getting occasional bumps from newcomers.

wow— loveparadise

[Skin] Scout Laserdot by Hatred!

A tiny laser dot for your Scout — one of the countless custom CS:S skins Hatred! dropped back in '09

A short, simple skin-release thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Skins subforum where user Hatred! shared a custom laser-dot skin for the Scout rifle, complete with a screenshot and a Rapidshare download link plus a linked install tutorial. It's a quiet, functional post typical of the forum's skins section — no drama, just community content-sharing. One reply from chaser thanks Hatred! and jokes about moving on to scout knife skins next.

thanks, time for scouts knives— chaser

Shakey Shakey [hack question]

A guy just wants his crosshair to stop shaking — cue the usual suspects weighing in

A short, low-stakes Q&A thread in the CS:S General section where a member asks about a VAC-proof aimbot that only shakes the screen on firing rather than constantly. Staff regular PaRaNoID chimes in with a couple of cheat-name suggestions, and longtime co-manager Shifty drops in too. Pretty typical bread-and-butter thread for the board — quick technical chatter among familiar names rather than any real drama.

have you tried epic hack or the ballin hook?— PaRaNoID

[FkN] HACK RELEASING TOMORROW CHECK IT! :)

A promised CS:S cheat drop that mostly ended in one guy asking if he needed admin permission to even post

A thread in the Counter-Strike: Source section teasing an upcoming release from the [FkN] crew, typical of the hype-building 'coming soon' cheat announcement posts common on the site. By the tail end of this two-page thread, the excitement had fizzled into mundane forum housekeeping, with member DJSketch confused about posting permissions and Paws (a longtime, eventually banned member) chiming in without much fanfare. Both featured posters were later marked as Banned, which was a common fate for accounts on this board.

Do u need a admin to post I take it.— DJSketch

Favorite anti aim?

A CS:S newbie asks the age-old cheat scene question: what's your go-to anti-aim?

A brand-new member (jolt64, 6 posts) drops a bare-bones opener in the CS:S General board asking people to share their favorite anti-aim setup. The thread is a snapshot of the site's core subject matter — Counter-Strike: Source cheat culture and configs — but the page itself only captures the opening post with no replies visible. Classic low-effort but on-topic thread starter for the era.

Topic says it all. what is your favorite AA.— jolt64

About Project 7

A cryptic image, a jab at someone named fum1n, and three replies — that's the whole thread.

A short, thin thread posted in the Counter-Strike: Source General section by a low-post member called m4ster, seemingly referencing some drama or in-joke called 'Project 7' via a linked image. Two other members chimed in, with the conversation quickly veering into ribbing a member named fum1n rather than clarifying what Project 7 actually was. It's a tiny snapshot of the forum's casual, ribbing culture rather than a major event.

i love fumin whats wrong with him ?— __yess__

Kazein's CS:S video showcase

A CS:S veteran named 'kazein' drops two YouTube clips for the crew to gawk at.

A short, low-drama thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Discussion board where a member named kazein posted a couple of YouTube video links for entertainment. No replies survive in the archive, just the original post. It's a small snapshot of the everyday content-sharing culture on Fkn0wned — members posting their own gameplay or edited clips for others to check out.

Two videos for your entertainment:— kazein

[RELEASE] Black Dove's Level Hack - CoD4 Stat/Rank Editor Post

A CoD4 rank-booster gets dropped in Other Games — with a free warning that it was ripped from MPCHACKS.com

A user named 'whee' posted a release thread for a Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare tool called 'Easy Account' by BlackDove, which let players import/export saved stats, unlocks, and ranks via a playerstats.txt file. The poster followed up almost immediately noting the tool wasn't original and had been sourced from another site (MPCHACKS.com), calling out anyone who paid for it as ripped off. A pretty standard, low-drama release post typical of the Other Games subforum's CoD4 corner circa early 2008.

If you paid for this program, then you were ripped off. its on MPCHACKS.com— whee

Trigger Bot Script Request

One member's quest to get CS:S to pull the trigger for him — did anyone deliver?

In the Counter-Strike: Source Scripts/Tools section, member lion77 asked whether a script existed that could automatically fire when an enemy name appeared onscreen. It's a brief, low-key request thread typical of the cheat-scene forum's utilitarian side — no drama, just one poster fishing for help from the community. The page also preserves some period ephemera, like an Anabolic Innovations supplement giveaway banner ad running alongside the forum content.

Ok, so I was wondering if there was a script out there that every time you see the Enemy : "persons name" that if would use the command +attack.— lion77

VAC & Cheating Information Thread

A single-post link-dump promising the 'ultimate' VAC guide — that never actually made it over from MPC.

A low-effort thread in the Steam Client subforum where a member named Daenk posted a link to an external forum (MaxConsole/MPC, name obscured) claiming it held a comprehensive rundown of VAC update info, checksums, and general anti-cheat knowledge for newcomers. The poster admitted the content itself hadn't been copied over yet because the source thread was locked, promising to update later. It's a good snapshot of the era's information-sharing culture around Valve Anti-Cheat, though this particular thread is more a placeholder than a payoff.

I have had to put a link to MPC for this one, but will paste all the content in when I get the topic unlucked at mpc as i need to update it anyway.— Daenk

PacSteam: 'Free Games' Hack Pitch

A banned member's pitch for a 'free games' Steam hack — with a very mixed message about actually just paying for Steam.

A thread in the Steam Client subforum where a member (posting under a 'Banned' group tag) promoted a third-party tool claiming to unlock Valve games for free, complete with a screenshot as 'proof' it worked. Notably, the poster undercuts their own pitch by admitting buying a real Steam account is the better option, only suggesting the hack as a fallback for those without money. Classic era-appropriate cheat-scene content: sketchy tool promotion, broken English, and an image hosted on a personal file site.

Better is to buy a Steam i have buyed steam and he is better! If U have Money For It If Not Use PacSteam!— Killer-k

Best Material Hack?

A CS:S newbie asks the age-old cheat-forum question: which wallhack won't get you banned?

A low-post-count member named ellopQ opens a short thread in the Counter-Strike: Source > Materials subforum, asking which 'material hack' (a texture-based wallhack) looked best and worked across popular maps like de_dust2, de_inferno, and de_nuke. He also asks the classic newbie question about ban risk, self-consciously flagging his own questions as noob-tier. The thread reflects the everyday texture of fkn0wned as a cheat-scene hub, where CS:S wallhack chatter sat alongside random affiliate ad banners (an 'Anabolic Innovations' giveaway) and other site clutter typical of that era's forums. No replies or resolution are preserved on this page.

I KNOW, NOOB QUESTIONS, but I'm kinda new on this hack thing.— ellopQ

Minecraft Beta 1.7 Release Thread

Pistons, shears, and the eternal argument over whether Herobrine was ever real.

A short single-post thread in the Minecraft subforum announcing the release of Minecraft Beta 1.7, posted by longtime VIP member 'The Final Boss Of The Internet'. The post lists the patch's new features (pistons, shears, TNT changes) and closes with a flat debunking of the Herobrine myth, noting it was a 4chan-born rumor never actually in the game. It's a quiet, low-drama news post typical of the era's gaming update threads.

Removed Herobrine Just for the record, Herobrine was never in the game. It's something 4chan made up.— The Final Boss Of The Internet

HOLZED v1.1 CS:S Cheat — VAC Detected

Another CS:S cheat menu hits the VAC-detected graveyard — HOLZED v1.1, filed and forgotten.

A release/announcement thread for HOLZED v1.1, a Counter-Strike: Source cheat loaded with the era's standard aimbot, ESP, and misc features, posted by 'ho0k-' in the VAC Proof Releases section but ultimately flagged and moved into the VAC Detected / Not Working subforum. The post includes the usual changelog, a lengthy alphabetical credits list of scene names, and a virus-scan report meant to reassure users the file was safe. It's a snapshot of the constant cat-and-mouse cycle on the forum: cheats got released, hyped, used, then eventually banned by Valve Anti-Cheat and archived as dead.

False Positive, file is safe to use. Have fun boys and girls!— ho0k-

New Steam acc from Fopje's logs? how much?

Someone tried to price a Steam account pulled from someone else's stolen log dump.

A short marketplace-adjacent post asking how much a 'new' Steam account sourced from logs attributed to a user/tool called 'Fopje' should be worth. It reflects the casual buying/selling and log-trading culture typical of the site's Market Place > Discussion board, where stolen or harvested account credentials were treated as tradeable goods. No real negotiation or drama content survived in the archived text, just the pricing inquiry itself.

New Steam acc from Fopje's logs? how much?

Sinatra's Shop - Top Sellers District Bump Thread

A VIP shop thread kept alive by nothing but bumps and signature love.

This page is part of a vendor thread in the 'Top Sellers District' where a member named Sinatra ran a shop. By page 3, the thread had devolved into a simple bump to keep the listing visible, with one VIP member, Panda, dropping in to hype the thread and show off a custom signature made by other members. It's a small, low-content snapshot of the community's marketplace culture and the casual sig-trading/shoutout etiquette that came with forum status.

bumpbumpbumpitybumpbump JAMJAMJAMJAM— Panda

CZOP1228 Crypting Service Offer Thread

Free crypting slots for the first five takers — classic race-to-comment forum hustle.

A member known as CZOP1228 advertised a file-crypting service in the Market Place's Services section, offering free runs to the first five members to claim a slot, tracking uptake with a running counter in the title (6/46 by this snapshot). It's a typical piece of the forum's cheat-scene economy, where members traded skills and services like crypting, coding, and account work for reputation or small payment. The thread reflects the site's broader ecosystem of leechers, game hackers, and small-time service providers hawking their wares in a semi-organized marketplace.

CRYPTING SERVICE [FREE FOR FIRST 5MEMBERS][6/46]— CZOP1228

Source Engine Update Released (June 27, 2007)

Valve dropped a Source engine patch, and c0ke was first to post it.

A brief news post in the Fkn0wned.Com 'News + Updates' section relaying a Source engine update released by Valve's Jason Ruymen on June 27, 2007. Posted by longtime member c0ke, who held Member No. 1 and was later listed as Retired Staff, this is a routine community news bulletin rather than a discussion thread. It reflects the site's role as a gaming/cheat-scene hub keeping members updated on CS:S and Source engine changes.

Free Crypting Service

Back when 'crypting' your file was a favor someone offered for free — and a whole subforum ran on that kind of goodwill.

A listing/thread from the Services section of Fkn0wned's Market Place, advertising a free crypting service — a common offering on cheat/hacking forums of that era, tied to the site's broader Security & Hacking and cheat-database culture. The surrounding forum structure shows Fkn0wned as a fairly typical early-2010s multi-game cheat community, with dedicated cheat databases for Counter-Strike, Call of Duty, and other titles, plus VIP subscriptions and a Market Place for member services. No dramatic content survives on this particular page beyond the service listing itself.

[COD4] MTW Montage — vermiLLion's post

A veteran [FkN] Crew member drops an MTW montage into the COD4 console board — and that's about all that survives.

A brief post in the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare 2 (Console Gaming) discussion board where longtime member vermiLLion shared a montage video (referred to as 'MTW'). The archived page preserves little beyond the post header itself, with no replies or further discussion captured. It's a small, quiet snapshot of the console COD4 community's video-sharing culture on the forum.

[COD4] Lost Theory by BuLiVeD montage drop

A vanished montage drop from the CoD4 console scene, filed away with barely a trace left behind.

This was a post in the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare 2 console gaming section sharing a montage/edit titled 'Lost Theory,' made by a player named BuLiVeD and sponsored by Evil Controllers, a modded controller brand popular in that era's competitive console shooter scene. The post itself is bare-bones in the archive, with the actual video content long gone, posted by longtime staff member vermiLLion. It's a small artifact of the console CoD4 montage culture that flourished on forums like this circa 2010.

COD4 montage post 'Lucifixion' by vermiLLion

A COD4 clip called 'Lucifixion,' dropped by a longtime FkN crew member — and that's all that survives.

This is a barebones thread in the Console Gaming > Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare 2 section, apparently posted to share or showcase something titled 'Lucifixion' — likely a montage, clip, or highlight reel, a common practice in this era's gaming forums. The original post content (video/description) didn't survive in the archive, leaving just the title and poster. vermiLLion, a long-tenured '[FkN] Crew' member with thousands of posts dating back to 2007, was behind it, posted in May 2010. The page also preserves the site's old sidebar showing the forum's full structure, including its Black Market, Warez, and Porn Paradise sections, giving a flavor of the site's freewheeling, early-2010s cheat-scene atmosphere.

Halo Reach Beta Montage: 'The Beginning' by CJnEw001

A lone montage drop from the Halo Series board, back when Reach was still just a beta.

A single post by longtime member vermiLLion sharing a Halo Reach Beta montage titled 'The Beginning,' credited to editor CJnEw001, posted in the Halo Series discussion board in May 2010. The post itself is sparse — just the share and a timestamp — typical of the quick video-drop threads common on the console gaming side of the forum. It captures a snapshot of the Halo Reach beta hype period on fkn0wned before the game's full release.

[Halo Reach] Bilzo 4 :: Believe Me :: Montage by vermiLLion

A veteran [FkN] Crew member drops a Halo Reach montage titled 'Believe Me' — barebones post, but pure early-2010s console gaming clip culture.

A short montage-share thread in the Halo Series subforum of Fkn0wned, posted by longtime [FkN] Crew member vermiLLion in May 2010. The post itself is sparse in the surviving archive — just the title and a video credit — typical of the era's habit of posting gaming highlight reels ('Bilzo 4') for the community to watch and comment on. No replies survived in this capture, but the thread sits alongside the forum's broader console gaming and Halo culture, plus a reminder of the site's parallel give-away scene running at the time.

Halo Reach Montage: Back to Basics

A Halo Reach montage drop from vermiLLion, filed away in the Console Gaming vaults since 2010.

A short thread in the Halo Series discussion board where longtime crew member vermiLLion posted a montage video titled 'Back to Basics', featuring players Zola, Fragtality, and Robbie Steeze. The post itself is brief with no surviving replies, typical of a video-share thread meant to showcase gameplay clips rather than spark long discussion. It sits alongside the era's sitewide public giveaway banner touting steam accounts and rapidshare drops, a reminder of the site's give-away culture at the time.

morihaeq b12 VAC Detection Report Thread

Another CS 1.6 cheat build gets called out as VAC detected — page 3 of the fallout.

This is a late page of a multi-page thread in the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum, where members tracked which cheat releases (in this case a build called 'morihaeq b12') had been flagged by Valve Anti-Cheat and were no longer safe to use. Only a single visible post from a low-rep 'Noob' member survives on this archived page, suggesting the bulk of the technical discussion happened earlier in the thread. It reflects the routine cat-and-mouse rhythm of the scene: releases would drop, get used, then get reported and confirmed detected here.

Garry's Mod: Script Enforcer Bypass and ESP

A GMod cheat entry sitting in cheat-database limbo, detection status never confirmed

This page was a cheat database entry on Fkn0wned for a Garry's Mod tool claiming to bypass the game's Script Enforcer anti-cheat system and provide ESP (wallhack-style visual info). The listing's detection status was marked 'Unknown,' typical of the site's constantly-updated cheat/hack database that tracked tools across CS 1.6, CS:S, Call of Duty titles, and more. Only the site's navigation chrome survived in the archive — the actual thread discussion and download details are lost to time.

[H] 3 Accounts, 2 Steam, 1 Origin + Cogs Key [W] Black Ops 2 on Steam

A dusty trade listing from the barter days of fkn0wned's Traders District — accounts and keys changing hands for Steam BO2.

A classic 'Have/Want' trade post from the Traders District subforum, where a member listed a stack of Steam and Origin accounts plus a spare key for the indie game Cogs, looking to swap for a Steam copy of Call of Duty: Black Ops 2. It's a small snapshot of the site's informal player-to-player trading economy, back when game accounts and CD keys were casually bartered like trading cards. No drama here, just the everyday hum of the marketplace section doing its thing.

Riot Points Shop?

Someone wanted a spot to buy League of Legends Riot Points — did fkn0wned ever have one?

A brief thread in the Market Place / Discussion section where a member asked whether the forum had (or would set up) a shop for League of Legends Riot Points. It reflects the site's broader marketplace culture, where users traded game currencies, keys, and other digital goods alongside the forum's usual cheat/hack database offerings. A small, mundane query, but a nice snapshot of the era's gaming-currency hustle.