The Cheat Scene
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deathcorenoise's Steam/Origin Store (CLOSED)
A seller's Steam/Origin shop thread, six pages deep, now shuttered forever.
This was a vendor thread in the Top Sellers District where a member known as deathcorenoise ran an ongoing storefront for Steam/Origin-related goods, with buyers replying across multiple pages. By the time this archived page was captured the store was marked closed, leaving the thread as a relic of the site's old market activity. The surrounding forum structure shows the classic fkn0wned layout: cheat databases for old-school shooters, a general section, and market/security subforums typical of the era's gaming and cheat-scene communities.
DJPanda's and Exorcist Store (Vendor Thread)
A trusted seller's shop thread rolls on, page 3 of customer chatter and vouches
This was a running sales thread in the 'Top Sellers District' market subforum, hosted by two members going by DJPanda and Exorcist, who apparently ran some kind of storefront offering cheats/services to the community. By page 3 the thread had accumulated enough replies to split across multiple pages, typical of a well-trafficked vendor thread where buyers would post feedback, ask questions, or bump the listing. No major drama is captured on this page beyond the ordinary rhythm of a marketplace thread.
Cheap Low-Digit VAC-Banned Steam Accounts (CS1.6/CSS/CSGO/MW2)
Back when VAC-banned low-digit Steam accounts were apparently a hot commodity on fkn0wned's market district.
This was a sales listing thread in the Top Sellers District, part of fkn0wned's Market Place section, advertising low-digit Steam accounts that had VAC bans, covering games like CS1.6, CSS, CS:GO, and MW2. It reflects the site's broader identity as a cheat/hack community with its own database of game-specific hacks and a marketplace for account trading. The surrounding forum structure shows a fairly organized setup with dedicated categories for cheats, security, and general chat alongside the commerce boards.
How to get an Origin account and not have it retrieved by the Original Owner
A thread title that's basically a confession and a how-to guide rolled into one shady package.
The only surviving trace of this thread is its title, promising tips on holding onto a claimed Origin (EA) account without the original owner clawing it back. It sat in Fkn0wned's Miscellaneous & General area, typical of the site's account-trading and account-security discussions from its cheat-scene heyday. No actual post content survived in this archive capture, just the navigation chrome and category listings around it. It's a small, telling artifact of the kind of gray-area account traffic that flowed through the forum.
CS + CSS 6-Digit Account Raffle
Somebody threw a low-numbered Steam ID into the pot — old-school CS bragging rights up for grabs.
A raffle thread on the Fkn0wned Forum offering a combined Counter-Strike and Counter-Strike: Source account with a 6-digit Steam ID as the prize — a mark of an early, 'veteran' account in the community's eyes. The thread sits in the General > Competitions > Raffles section, part of the forum's giveaway/contest culture where members entered for a chance at accounts, cheats, or other digital goods. Typical of the site's early-2010s gaming/cheat-scene ecosystem, mixing account trading with community engagement contests.
Muff's Store [Steam, Origin, Minecraft, Keys]
The old 'reputable' key-shop thread that ran for pages in the Regular Sellers District.
A vendor thread from Fkn0wned's Market Place where a seller known as Muff advertised game keys and accounts for platforms like Steam, Origin, and Minecraft. It's a typical 'Regular Sellers' storefront post, the kind of listing thread that filled the marketplace section back when the forum was active, with buyers presumably replying across multiple pages to arrange purchases or leave feedback. No dramatic incident is visible in this fragment — just the ordinary commerce hum of the site's trading district.
Sideromaniac's Logs Shop
The self-proclaimed 'Top Sellers District' vendor thread — pure early-2010s gaming-underground marketplace vibes.
This page is a vendor/shop-style thread from the Gaming Market section of the fkn0wned forum, run by a member going by Sideromaniac, apparently a recognized seller given the 'Top Sellers District' placement. Beyond the storefront branding, most of the archived content is just site navigation and board categories rather than actual thread posts. It's a snapshot of the forum's structure — showing categories like Security & Hacking, Gaming Market, Art and Design, and a cheat/hack database organized by game titles like CS 1.6, CS:S, Black Ops, and MW2.
How do you jailbreak a PS3?
The classic newbie question every console gaming subforum had to answer at least once.
A short-lived thread in the Console Gaming Discussion section where a member asked how to jailbreak a PlayStation 3. Typical of the era, when custom firmware and jailbreaking scenes were a hot topic on cheat/hack-adjacent forums like Fkn0wned. The page itself preserves mostly the site's navigation and database structure (CS 1.6, CoD, Battlefield 3, Minecraft placeholders) rather than the actual discussion content.
WTS DayZ Spawning Service
Someone was hawking a DayZ item-spawning service in the Fkn0wned marketplace
A seller's post in the Market Place > Services subforum advertising a paid DayZ 'spawning' service, part of the site's broader in-house cheat/hack marketplace that also covered CS 1.6, CoD4/MW2/Black Ops and other titles. Typical of the forum's commerce culture where members bought and sold cheats, boosts, and game exploits alongside VIP subscriptions. No further discussion or drama content survived in the archived text beyond the listing itself.
Crypting Your Files (Services)
The obligatory 'get your file crypted' thread — Fkn0wned's cheat-scene grey market in miniature.
A listing/thread in the Market Place's Services section offering to crypt files, a common request/service on cheat-scene forums of that era used to slip past antivirus detection. The page itself is mostly site chrome and navigation, with little surviving body text, but the topic fits squarely into the buy/sell/trade culture that filled fkn0wned's Market Place alongside cheats and hack database listings.
[Fuser&Mugen] Combolist + Random Accounts Shop
A combolist/accounts vendor sets up shop in the Top Sellers District — page 1 of 2 and counting.
This was a vendor thread in the Market Place's 'Top Sellers District,' where a seller operating under the name Fuser&Mugen advertised combolists and random account sales to the fkn0wned community. It's a storefront-style thread typical of the site's grey-market corner, sitting alongside the forum's cheat/hack database for various games. The archived capture only preserves the site chrome and thread shell (page 1 of 2), not the actual sales pitch or listings.
Trade TF2 For CSS
One guy wanted to swap his TF2 account for CSS, and the whole negotiation lasted three posts.
A quick, low-key Market Place listing from May 2010 where user Unbeliveable offered his Team Fortress 2 account in trade for a Counter-Strike: Source account. hitmanre countered with an Orange Box plus Audiosurf offer, and Unbeliveable agreed on condition the account be VAC clean and unverified. A tiny, mundane slice of the site's game-account trading economy, preserved as-is in the archive.
Trading TF2 acc with CSS.Nao.— Unbeliveable
ill trade u orangebox+audiosurf?— hitmanre
Well ok.Has to be vac clean and unverified.— Unbeliveable
Trading Two Steam Accounts for a 7-Digit Account
Two Steam accounts, one low-digit dream — classic Market Place bait that fizzled fast.
A Market Place listing where user sunshinehorror offered up two Steam accounts (an 11-million and a 31-million numbered account, stacked with games like CSS, L4D2, 1.6, DOD, and HL2 titles) in hopes of trading both for a single coveted 7-digit account. An [FkN] admin, ap3x, swooped in mainly to relocate the thread to the correct subforum and point to the market rules. The OP thanked the mod and tried a lone bump, but the thread shows no further bites — a quiet, unremarkable trade attempt typical of the Market Place grind.
Trading Two Accounts for a 7 Digit account With CSS— sunshinehorror
Please read this. Moved to correct forum.— ap3x
hey thanks for moving it for me. BUMPS!— sunshinehorror
[Buy] Counter-Strike 1.6 steam-nonsteam attacker
New guy asks to buy a server-nuking tool, gets roasted and shut down in five replies flat.
A brand-new member with only two posts tried to buy a Counter-Strike 1.6 'flooder/attacker' tool to take down game servers, violating the Market Place's 100-post minimum requirement right out of the gate. Veteran member f0wh shot down the request as unrealistic and pointed him toward a botnet setup elsewhere instead, while the OP's own post (self-deprecating and rude in the same breath) didn't help his case. Admin ap3x locked the thread almost immediately, citing f0wh's reasoning as justification.
I can pay for this programm [counter-strike 1.6 flooder/attacker, in order to rip any server]— Hotman
I don't think an effective flooder that you're looking for even exist, unless you mean a direct ddos with bots.— f0wh
If you're looking for a botnet + irc server setup, go to hackforums.net and make this thread.— f0wh
15$ Level 56 Hunter Night Elf WoW Account for Sale
A dusty WoW account listing for fifteen bucks, complete with a nerd-jab and a bot confession.
A Market Place listing from longtime member ABACABB offering a level 56 Night Elf hunter account, claiming original ownership and a cheap $15 price tag. The thread quickly derails from the sale itself into a couple of one-liners about WoW being for nerds and running bots on the account. Typical low-stakes account trading thread from the forum's Market Place section, gated behind the 100-post rule to sell.
i have a 56 hunter thats collecting (used to raf a toon on main account) 15$ super cheap!— ABACABB
World of Warcraft is a game for nerds!— cixxa
ikr^^ I just like to run bots with it :p— smexy123
S> Steam Account (Market Place listing)
A member sells off his personal VAC-clean Steam account for $20 — a tiny time capsule of the pre-Steam-Guard era.
A short Market Place listing where longtime member h4voCK offers his personal Steam account for sale, no trades accepted, and states he won't go first unless dealing with a trusted FkN member. Smod PopTart chimes in to ask basic vetting questions (digit count, VAC status), which h4voCK answers plainly. Four days later a low-post member, juzzy, drops a lowball $20 offer with a personal email — a good snapshot of how casual and low-stakes account trading was on the board back then.
Selling my personal steam. No trades.— h4voCK
I won't go first unless you're trusted here on FkN.— h4voCK
$20 email me at [email protected]— juzzy
COD MW2 Steams - Market Place
One member wanted a cheap Steam account for MW2, another sold one for $15 via MSN — that's the whole 2010 economy right there.
A short, low-key Market Place thread from April 2010 where user [C]hrome asked for a 'safe and reliable' MW2 Steam account. j00j07 offered one for sale for $15 (with a Battlefield: Bad Company 2 account also mentioned), directing the deal to MSN messenger. A couple of days later Etern1ty chimed in with a 'WTB' (want to buy) reply. It's a tiny, mundane slice of the site's account/key trading scene, notable mostly as a snapshot of how casually accounts were bought and sold on fkn0wned back in the day.
Anyone have any safe and reliable MW2 steams for sale?— [C]hrome
I've got one for $15. Hit me up on MSN... I also have BF: BC2.— j00j07
WTB! message me!— Etern1ty
6 Digit For Sale CHEAP!
A cheap Half-Life account listing that fizzled out into one confused reply and one lowball offer.
A short, low-key Market Place listing from user 1up offering an HL1 game pack (described as 'VAC clean') for $25-30 back in February 2010. A moderator briefly pointed out a typo/confusion over the listing before catching their mistake, a well-known trader jokingly nudged others to buy it, and one member offered $20. The thread is a tiny, mundane snapshot of the forum's old game-account trading scene rather than anything dramatic.
wait nvm it says hL1— SNK
Someone buy this.— fkngames
If that 6 digit is still good, I will snag that off you for 20.— owninandshit
Lookin for a Trusted ESL Account
One member wanted an ESL account with clean rep — the thread that had to explain what ESL even was
A short Market Place thread from August 2009 where a member asked around for a 'trusted' ESL (European gaming league) account free of penalty points. Other members chimed in confused about what ESL even was, with one pointing out you could just make a free account, before another clarified the real ask was for an account with built-up trust and reputation rather than a fresh one. A pretty mundane, small-scale exchange typical of the forum's Market Place section, gated behind a 100-post minimum to curb account trading spam.
looking for a trusted esl account with no penalty points— iownu
you want an ESL account? why? you can make one for free. lol— parkie
you gain trust and reputation on your account. so he wants one with good rep etc— jonneh28
Bans And Revokes
A newbie asks the age-old question: can VAC actually take your Steam account away?
A brand-new member going by 'rawwr' (real name Chris, per his intro) posts a beginner question about whether getting VAC banned on a secure server could lead to a full Steam account revocation, having heard something about it in a disclaimer. Regular DCLXVI answers plainly, clarifying that a ban is permanent but you can still play on non-secure servers, and the thread wraps up quickly with a simple thanks. A short, low-drama, quintessential newbie-question thread typical of the General subforum under Counter-Strike 1.6.
if ur caught in a vac protected server, i know u can be banned but can u have ur steam account revoked— rawwr
Nope, there is no way to get your account back aft...— DCLXVI
thx— rawwr
Newbie Asks for Help Installing AMX Mod
A brand-new member wanders in asking someone to hold his hand through AMX Mod setup — and gets gently corrected on which mod he even means.
A low-post-count member named lowrid3r posts a short request in the Counter-Strike Source Support board asking for a tutorial on installing and using AMX Mod. Two other members reply: one points him toward his server provider as a first step, and another asks the clarifying question of whether he means AMX or AMXX. It's a small, mundane support thread typical of the everyday traffic that kept a server-admin-heavy community like this ticking along.
i need help installing amx mod!!! and how to use it please post a tut or something =D— lowrid3r
Refer to your server provider would be the first t...— Legit_Hacks
Amx or Amxx?— ynaggo
Help to use 8 Bits Materials (ver2) — CS:S Support
A newbie just couldn't get his wallhack textures to show up in de_dust — and the regulars weren't exactly patient about it.
A low-traffic support thread on Fkn0wned.com's Counter-Strike: Source board where new member 'moron2u' asked for basic help installing a texture-based cheat file ('8 Bit Materials ver2'). A few regulars, including super-mod NoNamE! and longtime member 'that 1 dude', walked him through folder placement, but he still couldn't get it working. The thread ends with a suggestion to just switch to a different, more up-to-date tool. Pretty mundane by forum standards, but a nice little snapshot of the everyday tech-support grind that kept these cheat forums running.
Still not working,.....— moron2u
use something else then, they are probably outdated— that 1 dude
drag it from winrar on over to your ctrikefolder, it will ask to overwrite say yes.— NoNamE!
BAllin Hook - Panic Key Question
A member asks what the 'panic' button on a cheat actually does — cue the old-school cheat-scene tech support.
A short, quiet support thread from October 2007 in the Counter-Strike: Source support board, where user DJSketch asks what the 'panic' function of the 'BAllin Hook' cheat menu does. A couple of regulars (DCLXVI and rnie) chime in to explain the concept in general terms — a quick failsafe to make a cheat look inactive on the fly — and DJSketch thanks them. It's a small, mundane exchange typical of the era's cheat-support culture, more notable as a time capsule than for any drama.
What doe the Panic actually do/mean?— DJSketch
-Still Life- deactivates everything.— DCLXVI
Ah, thanx for the explanition guys, your awesome.— DJSketch
Sims 3 Piracy Chat
Just a bunch of dudes casually swapping notes on pirating The Sims 3 in 2009.
A short, low-key thread in the Other Games section where a member asks if Sims 3 could be had for free or needed a key, and a handful of regulars chime in with their own casual experiences getting it via torrents and cracked copies. It's a pretty mundane, of-its-era piece of the forum's warez-adjacent culture, ending with a wisecrack about EA and in-game antics rather than any drama.
You could always download it, then crack it— Numi
EA sucks so i load their games! my sims are just having sex alldaylong— NeQx
observably— daxter3000
Silkroad Private Server Hype Thread (2008)
A guy from Holland hypes a laggy Silkroad private server, and the thread mostly turns into a two-page pile of 'thanks' and 'unhide'
In early 2008, member zezark shared a link to a private server for the MMORPG Silkroad Online, boasting 10x exp/drop rates. The thread limped along for weeks with dead links, a botched repost, and zezark eventually pivoting to hype a different server (CSRO) after complaints about lag and disconnects. Most replies are one-word 'thanks', 'unhide', or 'nice' posts typical of link-farming threads on this board, ending with a latecomer asking what the server's site even was.
cant edit my posy anymore links are dead because the site is having some problems— zezark
i see people still post here for the private server but because the server is having hugh lagg and dc i decided to post here a guide how to connect the Csro— zezark
hi what is the site of the sro private server?— jorispk
bitefight..
A member wants to cheat a browser-based vampire game, and a 1000-Club veteran breaks down how to spot the fakers
A short, low-stakes 2007 thread where member JoboX asks if there's a way to hack the browser RPG bitefight.no for extra in-game currency. Jack Bauer, a recognizable '1000 Club' regular, chimes in with a general aside about how obviously-cheated high scores on flash/browser games tend to stand out. JoboX follows up noting the game runs on PHP rather than Flash, hoping someone can point him toward stat or gold manipulation, but the thread fizzles with no real answer given. A minor, forgettable exchange typical of the forum's 'Raging and Advertising > Other Games' catch-all section.
is it anyway to hack a "game" like this game ? www.bitefight.no like get much money— JoboX
most of the games that have a highscore on addictinggames are hacked like most ppl will have 42 and then u can tell who the cheaters/hackers are with scores likes 1234567— Jack Bauer
but this is a PhP script game. some1 please find something out...— JoboX
Trading Orange Box for Runescape Account
A three-post trade offer that got shut down for skipping the paperwork.
A brief 2007 trade listing where member ynaggo offered their Orange Box (the Half-Life 2/Portal/TF2 bundle), preferably in exchange for a Runescape account. Retired supervisor NutterNZ quickly stepped in to enforce the trading rules, telling ynaggo they needed to post proof screenshots showing the account's games and VAC status, and that the thread belonged in Steam Account Trades. ynaggo sheepishly apologized and said they'd get screenshots up. A small, mundane snapshot of the site's trading section and its moderation norms.
Yeah so— ynaggo
Read the trading rules you need to post screenshots of the account showing the games and vac status and this thread should go in steam account trades.— NutterNZ
o sry mhy bad ill get sum shots up in a while— ynaggo
Trading Doom 3 ROE account for Orange Box
One guy wants Doom 3, another just wants COD4, and nobody has the 100 posts to actually trade
A short, low-key thread in the Steam Account Trades subforum where member brian965 offered to swap an Orange Box Steam account for one with Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil, or alternatively a COD4 account. Fellow member jcomp6 pointed out the forum's 100-post minimum requirement for trading, which brian965 brushed off. A third member, hellboy1313, chimed in later just looking for COD4, willing to offer anything. Classic minor account-swap chatter typical of the site's Trading section, with the community's post-count trading rule making a brief cameo.
you need 100 posts to trade— jcomp6
I don't think it would make much more of a difference if I had 15 more post..— brian965
I want COD4 Willing to trade W.e i have !— hellboy1313
VAC-Banned CS:S Account Trade Blocked by Post-Count Gate
Guy tries to trade his VAC-banned CS:S account for a clean 1.6 one, gets stonewalled by the post-count gate
A short, unremarkable trade request in the Steam Account Trades subforum: user IxPKxALL (posting under the handle ~1337H4x0R~) offered up a Counter-Strike: Source account that had been VAC banned, looking to swap it for an unbanned Counter-Strike 1.6 account. Fellow member DeathAdder shot the request down immediately, pointing out the poster didn't have enough forum posts to be allowed to trade there, with another member chiming in that they were just two posts short. A tiny, quintessential slice of the forum's trading culture and its post-count gatekeeping rules.
a counterstrike source acount thats banned from vac servers i need an 1.6 account thats unbanned:D— IxPKxALL
U dont have enough posts to post here— DeathAdder
Lol just 2 more posts— Legit_Hacks
4 CSS Accounts, VAC Secure — $12 Each
Quick CS:S account flip goes sideways when a buyer asks the obvious question: why not just post the details?
A short, low-key listing in the Steam Account Trades subforum where user krakowwak offered four VAC-secure Counter-Strike: Source accounts for $12 apiece, asking interested buyers to PM for details. Another member, jacal, called out the seller for not just posting specs and stats publicly, only to get gently roasted by minitureman for missing the joke already spelled out in the thread title. jacal owned up to the blunder in the last reply. A tiny, forgettable trade thread, but a nice little snapshot of the era's casual Steam account marketplace and forum banter.
Y not just postthe details on here????? like whatgames they have and VSC stats!!!!!!— jacal
rofl he did look in name of topic— minitureman
ROFL my bad— jacal
CS:Source & Garry's Mod Account for Sale
A guy's selling his 'clean' Steam account for $20 — haggling and trade offers ensue
A short, low-key trading thread from late 2007 where user minitureman lists a Steam account bundled with Counter-Strike: Source and Garry's Mod, advertised as non-VAC-banned and priced at $20 PayPal-only. A couple of members poke at the price and ask about trades instead of cash, with one poster (yahanwiwi) dropping his Xfire game-hours list to make a trade case. Nothing dramatic happens — it's a typical small-time Steam account flip from the site's Trading > Steam Account Trades section.
100% Legit and NON VAC BANNED— minitureman
whats the dig on it— scuddzilla
well actually u save 5 bucks but will u accpet trades?— thesource
The Best Aimbot!
A Montreal newbie wanted an undetectable aimbot — the forum's answer was basically 'go read the database, kid.'
A short, low-drama support thread from October 2007 where a new member ('charettepapuse') asked for recommendations on the 'best' CS 1.6 aimbot — specifically one that only triggered on-shot rather than tracking targets continuously, to avoid looking obviously hacked. He was called out for double-posting, and a more established member pointed him toward the forum's existing hack database instead of naming anything specific. A tiny, everyday snapshot of the site's support culture rather than a notable event.
hi, im in search of the best aimbot that aim the best and that doesnt seem to be used by hacker.— charettepapuse
you posted twice stop spaming man— minitureman
try out the different cs 1.6 hacks in the database most of them work great— completeidiot
A New Question - MapleStory Disconnect Query
A guy's game keeps crashing every time he loots — the fix everyone offered didn't even work.
A short, mundane support thread from the MapleStory subforum where member EvanChew asked why he was getting disconnected while using his loot button alongside some kind of vac tool. Another member, FILE, suggested disabling item vac as the culprit, but EvanChew shot that down, saying it wasn't the cause. The thread fizzles out there with no resolution — a tiny, forgettable slice of the site's cheat-support culture from mid-2007.
Sometimes I get a d/c when pressing Z(my looting button) with my vacs on, why is this?— EvanChew
if you have item vac on turn it off since it dcs— FILE
Item vac isnt the cause but nevermind.— EvanChew
Newbie confused by hidden download link
A newbie named youngxjoc posts 'ffff' asking why a file is hidden — and gets gently roasted for it.
A short, low-stakes 2007 thread in the Maple Story subforum where a brand-new member (post count: 1) made a barely-titled post asking why a file link showed as hidden and wouldn't let him download. A couple of regulars replied explaining the forum's post-to-unlock system, with one dropping an off-topic 'Dude Where's My Car?' quote riff weeks later. Classic low-effort noob thread that lingered for months before going quiet.
why does it say its hidden and i cant down load it— youngxjoc
Post to see the file/link. That way people don...— GTX1
Dude where's my Car?
MW2 VIP Cheat Inquiry, Closed by Mod
A one-post cheat inquiry that got shut down before it even started
A member named Niceboy233 asked in the Support board whether anyone had tried a 'MW2 VIP' hack and how detectable it was, weighing whether to buy it. One reply noted that even 'undetected' hacks carry ban risk, and moments later founder TuxifieD closed the thread with an automated 'currently unavailable' notice. A quick, unremarkable exchange typical of the site's cheat-support traffic, cut short by moderation.
How is it? Have any of you got it? how undetectable is it? :), I might purchase.— Niceboy233
Theres always undetected hacks but theres always a chance of getting banned using them.— Sleeping Forest
This topic has been closed by a moderator(me). Reason: " Currently unavailable. "— TuxifieD
Need BF2 Detected Hack WITH Aimbot
A guy just wants a free working BF2 aimbot — and the thread dies, then gets necro'd six months later by a guy stuck in Malta.
A member named 'whee' asks around for a working 'detected' Battlefield 2 hack with an aimbot plus a loader, sparking a short, unhelpful back-and-forth. Regular <OMFG>Mikey points to a well-known (and apparently broken) demo hack and jokingly suggests just buying a subscription elsewhere, while another member tells whee to just Google it. The thread goes quiet for months until a one-post user resurfaces it in October 2007 begging for a free hack, only to get called out for reviving a five-month-dead topic. A classic low-stakes 'gimme hax' thread typical of the Other Games subforum.
Hi im looking for a detected Hack or Pub That Has a Aimbot Im also Looking for A DC loader for BF2 Please help meh!— whee
*DONT GET MSX DEMO THE AIMBOT IS BROKEN*— whee
Don't you think you're a bit late to reply.— Peski-Ruski
Medal of Honor: Airborne — HATRED Release Post
A WWII airdrop game, a HATRED crack-group NFO, and one guy congratulating his girlfriend on passing a test — all in one thread.
This was a Red Light District > Games post on Gametration.com, an early-2010s-era 'cheat scene' forum, sharing a pirated release of Medal of Honor: Airborne alongside a scene-style NFO (complete with ASCII art, group shoutouts, and the usual 'unpack, install, use keygen' warez ritual). The replies are short and low-effort — a few thanks, a comment about flight sims being unrealistic, and someone hoping the download 'isn't a lot of links.' Nothing dramatic happened; it's a pretty ordinary artifact of the forum's software/game-sharing subculture rather than a notable event.
A big congratz to my ANGEL for passing her test today :)— HATRED (NFO)
sweet thx hope there's not alot of links— glomp
The only realistic flying games i've ever played are flight sim lol, all air combat games are usually really unrealistic.— chooken
Guild Wars Account for Trade (Wrong Section)
A guy tried to swap his Guild Wars account for a WoW one — and got shut down by forum rules before anyone could even haggle.
A member named Belius posted in the Guild Wars subforum offering his Guild Wars account (with two level 20 characters) in trade, hoping specifically for a World of Warcraft account. The thread was quickly derailed by other members pointing out it was posted in the wrong section and that trades required 100 forum posts to participate — classic small-time forum bureaucracy in action. The thread fizzles out with a dismissive one-liner and no actual trade taking place.
wrong section.— Cud
And you need to have 100 posts before you can trade/sell— Matt11
silly noob— fizzer
WALLHACK - REQUEST!
A newbie wanted the dev-texture wallhack for aim_ag_textures — the replies were shorter than his patience.
A short, quiet thread in the CS 1.6 Scripting subforum where new member EternalChaos asked for help making or finding a 'material wallhack' tied to the dev textures used in the aim_ag_textures map. A couple of regulars chimed in briefly, mentioning that some wallhack exploits had been patched and pointing the OP toward the Releases section instead of spelling anything out. It fizzled out fast, closing with a one-line bump nearly two months later. Pretty typical low-key request thread for the era — more a snapshot of forum routine than a memorable event.
There's tutorials on how to make hacked materi...— pherball
The fixed 2 wall hack exploits, but there is anoth...— Christ
go to releases— jd00
Need Cabal Hacks
One noob's desperate hunt for Cabal Online hacks turns into a mild roast and a genuine game rec
A low-effort request thread from 2007 where a member named Tefer asks for a 'Cabal bot,' only to get mocked and largely ignored for months. Another user, hoketero, later bumps the thread pleading for a free Cabal Online bot and even pitches fkn0wned staff on adding dedicated categories for MMOs like WoW, Cabal, and Silkroad. The thread is mostly filler chatter and gentle ridicule, ending with someone finally clarifying what 'Cabal' even refers to.
cabal is a cool game— HaSh
this guy is fkn desperate haha can some1 give him what he needs— Uncensor3d
He is talking about a game named "Cabal Online".— kanetheheatsink
Need H4x for WarRock
A noob begs for undetected WarRock hacks and gets a snarky non-answer and a random self-promo plug
A low-post-count member ('crazytown') asks the forum to whip up a fresh, non-detected cheat for the game WarRock, claiming everything they'd tried so far got flagged. A one-post drive-by member piles on asking for 'as many cheats as possible,' while a more established '1000 Club' regular brushes them off with a vague 'go read the system files yourself' response. The thread fizzles with the OP's confused follow-up and a lone reply from another user plugging their own homemade WarRock hack by name. Pretty typical small-fry request thread from the Others sub-board — no real drama, just a quick snapshot of the site's cheat-request culture and low-effort noob energy.
Well if some1 can create H4x for Warrock.....cool game....like BF2......i tryed many h4x but allways detected— crazytown
cool i play warrock 2...but my game would be better if i get some codes...so please listen to him and give me as many cheats as posible— Pinki
just open up the main system files and have a read understand from there— jcomp6
Need a Middleman Quick — Rule Enforcement Snapshot
Guy with 34 posts begs for a trade middleman — forum says nope, read the rules.
A member called ctrL.enCore (later banned) posted a quick, all-caps plea for a middleman to help him trade a Steam account, despite not meeting the forum's 100-post minimum to trade. Other members immediately called him out for not having enough posts and pointed him to the trading rules. It's a tiny, unremarkable slice of the site's Steam Account Trades subforum — mostly notable as a snapshot of how strictly the '100 posts to trade' rule was enforced by the community itself.
HEY I NEED A MIDDLE MAN QUICK SO I CAN TRADE!— ctrL.enCore
with 34 posts :S read the rulez— Rock Superstar
nobody would help you in the rules it says 100 Posts To Trade!— jcomp6
MW2 NAT Type Troubleshooting
majrbrawl's strict NAT drove him nuts — turns out half the forum just lived with it
A short, low-key tech-support thread in the Console Gaming > MW2 board where user majrbrawl complains that his NAT type keeps flipping between strict and open in Modern Warfare 2. A few regulars chime in with casual fixes — restarting the router/PC/Steam, or just disabling NAT on the router — while another member shrugs it off, saying his connection plays fine regardless of the NAT warning. Nothing dramatic, just everyday forum life: small talk about a common early-2010s console/PC gaming annoyance.
my NAT keeps changing from strict to open and back again and it's really starting to piss me off— majrbrawl
One way is to login on ya router and turned off NAT which is normally a no no but its up too— DarkSoulSwiper
it actually doesnt affect me in any way, i always have full green bars— aimshot120
User Review: Misterfopje
Three members vouch for Misterfopje after clean MSDN and Steam account deals.
A short vendor feedback thread in the Market Place's User Review section, where members left vouches for a trader known as Misterfopje. Buyers confirm smooth transactions involving an MSDN account and a Steam account, with one poster also praising his patience and helpfulness. A small, positive reputation thread typical of the forum's informal trust-building system for its account/goods trading scene.
I sold a MSDN account to misterfopje, it went smoothly, helped him out with afew questions. :)— ckgx
misterfopje is cool, no doubt about it. Puts up with my stupid shit well xD— h3lplessalpaca
Bought a steam account off him. Everything went smooth.— drugz
majrbrawl's Trade Feedback Thread
The receipts thread for one of the marketplace's go-to traders — every deal, vouched.
A standard Market Place vouch thread where forum member majrbrawl asked others to leave feedback after trades. Several members chimed in confirming smooth deals involving a Counter-Strike account and a WoW account, all describing majrbrawl as fast, legit, and trustworthy. It's a small, functional slice of the site's trading economy and reputation system rather than a dramatic thread.
i bought counterstrike of him. He is legit and quick. thanks majrbrawl... trusted— trinetyface
Deff recommend trading with him, I went first, no funny shit, fast easy. Good buyer/seller— -Alex
Bought a wow account off him that he reserved for me. Went first, recommend trading with him :D— Unfeared
BATTLE FEILD 2 & 2142, FOR A STEAM ACCOUNT
One member's caps-lock crusade to swap two brand new BF2/2142 discs for a 6-digit Steam account with CS 1.6 and CZ
A short trade thread in the Other Trades subforum where member scuddzilla offers new, boxed copies of Battlefield 2 and Battlefield 2142 in exchange for a 6-digit Steam account carrying Counter-Strike 1.6 and Condition Zero. The all-caps opening post draws a light ribbing from another member about the shouty formatting, which scuddzilla brushes off good-naturedly. A member going by .:XxX:. eventually offers up a 6-digit account with CS:S, DOD:S, HL Deathmatch and HL2, and the two move to PMs and email to sort out details via a middleman, a fairly typical low-stakes exchange for the era's Steam/game-key trading culture.
MEH I FIND IT SEXEH LOL cmon peeps wers ya offers— scuddzilla
is it really necessary to have caps on?— Cud
i got a 6 digit steam account in good standings and it has cs:s, dod:s,hl deathmatch and hl2— .:XxX:.
The WoW Account Sale That Never Had a Working Link
A guy tried to sell a 'full epic' level 70 mage without 100 posts, a working armory link, or much luck.
A low-post-count member named meanchad tried to sell a level 70 Mage World of Warcraft account, claiming it was fully epic-geared, and posted a broken/shortened armory link as proof. Longtime members quickly called out that he didn't meet the forum's 100-post trading requirement and that his link was cut off, leading to a short back-and-forth of failed link reposts and gentle mockery. The thread was eventually closed by moderator NoNamE! for going nowhere. A minor, forgettable trade attempt that fizzled out mostly due to forum rules and broken links rather than any real drama.
need 100 posts?— ballistic
Not Found The requested URL /character-sheet.x...n&n=Brocken was not found on this server Win?— NoNamE!
and its still shortened -.- you gotta copy the WHOLE link, otherwise nobody will be able to see what you're willing to post— strang0r
MapleStory Trade: Level 86 Dragon Knight for Bellocan Mesos
A MapleStory character trade thread that fizzled out with someone admitting they didn't even know their own mesos count.
A member calling themselves '◢:MS Hacking God:◣' posted a small trade offer in the Other Trades subforum, looking to swap a level 86 Dragon Knight (Bellocan server) for Bellocan mesos or a PayPal offer. A couple of members asked about included gear and promised photos, but the thread trails off with a late, unrelated reply from a brand-new lowbie who clearly wandered in without much to trade. Low-stakes, everyday MapleStory trading chatter typical of the board's Other Trades section.
level 86 dragon knight for bellocan mesos -or- paypal offer— -Still Life-
yes it comes with items i'll post pics after to lazy >_>— Dameno
lol just started yesterday I'm lvl 4 and I dont know how many mesos I even have.— frenchhorn07
RuneScape Account Sale Thread Derailed by Post-Count Rule
A guy tried to flog his low-level RuneScape account and got shut down by the forum's own post-count rule
In this brief 2007 Other Trades listing, member Guru_Danny attempted to sell a low-level combat RuneScape account with some decent non-combat stats, posting screenshots as proof and inviting offers. The thread quickly derailed when fellow member pyeman pointed out he didn't have the 100+ posts required to post in that section, revealing the enforcement mod was temporarily down. It's a tiny, mundane slice of old-forum bureaucracy rather than any real drama or sale.
you need 100+ posts to post in this section— pyeman
the mod for it is down atm— pyeman
= (— Blanket
Runescape Level 70 Account for Trade
An Aussie kid wanted to swap his maxed-out Runescape grind for a clean Steam account — and the thread got locked before anyone could seal the deal.
A low-post-count member from Australia tried to trade his Runescape level 70 account, decked out with dragon gear and a house, for a never-hacked Steam account with CS 1.6 and Source. He offered no screenshots (citing fear of Jagex account bans) and floated the idea of a mod acting as trade middleman for trust. A couple of members poked around with light interest, but a moderator closed the thread outright because the original poster didn't meet the forum's 100-post minimum for trading privileges.
No bank pin or recovery questions (so i can't get it back).— bobbafett07
Maybe we could get a fkn0wned mod/admin to be the middleman?— bobbafett07
Topic starter doesn't have 100 posts— NutterNZ