The Cheat Scene
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The Mythical CoD4 Console Cheat Command
One member chased a mythical console command for CoD4 wallhacks... and then closed the case in two lines flat.
A short, slight thread in the CoD4 subforum where a member named Dr.Lol asks if anyone knows a supposed single-line console command that enabled cheats (like radar reveal or full lightmapping) on servers, claiming a friend refused to share it. A day later he replies simply that he'd found it himself, with no further detail given. Classic tiny rumor-chasing thread typical of the era's cheat-scene forums.
I have heared that there is something that you put into the Cod4 console which allows you to use cheats on servers.— Dr.Lol
nvm i found it.— Dr.Lol
CoD4 - Who Plays?
A guy just wants some PC buddies for Call of Duty 4 — classic early Fkn0wned small talk.
A short, low-key thread in the Other Games section where a member asks who else owns and plays Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare online. Replies drift between console and PC players, with one member touting Xbox Live instead, prompting a mild correction that the OP wanted PC folks specifically. Nothing dramatic here — just a casual 'who plays this game' check-in typical of the forum's Other Games board.
Who's got a copy and plays online? Looking for people to hang out with on there.— Pr0wL3r454
have it on xbox 360 i play live alot. add me : l3m0nz7— l3m0nz
The Mythical '100 Airstrike Hack' for CoD4
A kid on YouTube claimed renaming one game file gave him 100 airstrikes — this thread tried to figure out if it was real.
A short, small-time thread in the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare subforum where a member asked about a YouTube video claiming a simple file-rename trick granted unlimited airstrikes. Another member quickly shot the idea down, explaining it would either break the game or get you kicked from PunkBuster-protected servers rather than actually work. A brief, skeptical exchange typical of the era's rampant cheat rumor-chasing, with no resolution or follow-up.
i saw a vid on youtube of some kid who changed the name of the mp_strike.ff fil to 100mp_strike.ff.. it supposedly gave him 100 airstrikes or somethign like that. i tried it but it doesnt work..— mccouch
I watched video, that would never work because editing those pb files would get you kicked from all pb servers.— Dew
PunkBuster Ban Question ('My Cousin Asked')
A guy asks if PunkBuster bans are permanent, then immediately blames it on his 'little cousin'
A short-lived, barely-there thread in the Call of Duty 4 subforum where a brand-new member asked whether PunkBuster issues permanent bans like VAC does on Counter-Strike/Day of Defeat. An hour later he backpedaled with the classic 'my cousin asked, not me' disclaimer. No answers, no drama, just a tiny time capsule of forum small talk from a single-digit-post noob in May 2008.
If punkbuster detects a hack for COD4, is it like a permanant ban like it is with VAC for cs/css/dod/dods... etc.— AugustBurnsRed
Hey, sorry about this, do not reply, my little cousin wanted to ask a question, but didnt know I knew the answer, lol— AugustBurnsRed
LogzShop - selling 'logs' in bulk
Seller hawks cheap logs by the hundred, gets called out for bad math on his own price tiers
A marketplace listing from a vendor called toplanplayer advertising bulk 'logs' for sale at tiered prices, promising daily fresh stock. A regular member pointed out the pricing didn't actually reward buying more, sparking a bit of light pushback, and another user chimed in wanting to test the goods for value. Pretty typical low-key marketplace thread for the era — a seller pitching a recurring product, some skepticism, minimal drama.
You have an issue with your offer, if I buy 2x300 I get same price as 1x500.— The Dot
I will buy 2x300 too for checking out this shit is worth that money— yos_hi
[H]My OWN League of Legends Account [W] Paypal, CS:GO skins
A Czech grinder tries to flip his level 30 EUNE account for skins and PayPal, gets mostly silence
A modest classifieds-style listing in the Regular Sellers District where user XytZ tried to sell his own level 30 EUNE League of Legends account (Season III Gold, some skins like Mercenary Katarina and Count Vladimir) for PayPal funds or CS:GO items/keys. After a minor correction about listing the server, the thread devolves into a string of lonely self-bumps over about two weeks with no real buyer interest, until a low-post-count member named grinchul shows up over a month later asking to trade via a middleman, then gets ignored too. A tiny, quiet snapshot of the forum's smaller-scale account/skin trading scene.
I can go first ! :-)— XytZ
Oh cmon you don't want the trade ?— grinchul
LAN Sound Script (CS:S) — the "top 10 UK team" mystery
One post, one YouTube link, and a rumor about a mystery LAN sound trick nobody could quite explain.
A brand-new member, OwnMeNow, opened this Counter-Strike: Source scripts thread asking about a sound-related config script supposedly used by a top-10 UK team at a Multiplay LAN, claiming the team went from nobodies to contenders after using it. He'd apparently been told by 'a couple of coders' that fkn0wned.com was the place to find it, though he noted confusion over whether it was an old trick or connected to zblock 4.4, and stressed it was a script, not an .exe. The thread got no replies, leaving the claim unconfirmed and the mystery unresolved — a tiny, dead-end curiosity typical of the forum's scripts/tools corner.
Basically a top 10 uk team used this at lan.. and they was nothing b4 lan..im wondering where to get this and a couple of coders said fkn0wned.com— OwnMeNow
NO .EXE— OwnMeNow
What's the Difference Between a 0:1:X and 0:0:X Steam Account?
A quick Steam ID trivia question that settled a tiny myth about account 'value'
A short, low-key thread from December 2007 in the Steam Client subforum where a member named Famousss asked whether Steam accounts with IDs formatted as STEAM_0:1:X versus STEAM_0:0:X differed in any meaningful way, speculating the lower number might make an account 'worth more.' Other members chimed in, and Rock Superstar clarified that the 0/1 digit is just part of the unique identifier with no bearing on account value. A tiny, mundane technical Q&A typical of the era's Steam-trading-adjacent curiosity.
No, there is no difference between STEAM_0:1:12345 and STEAM_0:0:12345. The 0 and the 1 are just unique numbers for an account. But both accounts are worth the same.— Rock Superstar
hmm, not sure if they are the same i think a 0:0:X account would be worth more, lower number. ??— Famousss
Selling BF2 Account and CD Key!
One guy tried to offload his low-rank Battlefield 2 account for $30 — and got gently roasted for it.
A member named Datz posted in the Battlefield: 2 subforum offering to sell his BF2 and BF2: Special Forces account along with both CD keys, contact via Xfire or email. Staff member Peski-Ruski chimed in, poking fun at the low 'Gunnery Sergeant' rank before asking the price, which Datz set at $30 for the account and both keys. A small, low-key exchange typical of the trading threads that popped up in the Other Games section.
Gunnery Sergeant ROFL? How much you sellin' it for?— Peski-Ruski
30 bucks with both cd keys— Datz
2142 help
A member with a spare cracked key just wants an account to match it — anyone trading?
A short, quiet thread in the Battlefield 2142 subforum from a member going by 'Uncensor3d', a self-described 'Pro Spammer' with over 500 posts. He explains he's trying to get a friend's game key working and is looking to swap accounts or keys, having a 'legit' key he no longer uses alongside a cracked one. No replies followed — just two posts from the original poster, twelve days apart, into the void. A typical low-key request thread from the site's Other Games section, capturing the everyday key/account-trading hustle culture of the forum.
If anyone has any account that they could give me or any working no-cd cracks i can swap for 2142 keys cheers.— Uncensor3d
Has anyone got any accounts that they would like to trade. I will give them cd keys for it— Uncensor3d
MY bf2142 disk
Member loses his Battlefield 2142 disc, forum shrugs and offers the usual workarounds
A short, low-stakes support thread from the Battlefield: 2142 subforum where longtime member minitureman asks how to play after losing his game disc. A couple of regulars chime in with the standard-issue suggestions of the era (rebuying, checking for a CD key, disc image/mounting tools), with one poster warning that certain shortcuts risked a ban while others were considered safer. It's a mundane, everyday snapshot of forum life rather than any drama — just members helping a member with a common problem of the physical-media gaming age.
hey i have lost my bf2142 disk anyone know how i can play without it ?— minitureman
yeah use an image not a no-cd crack. You can get banned from useing no-cd cracks but image is fine i've had no problems.— Uncensor3d
breakfloor? (material hack query)
One guy just wanted to see through breakable floors — nobody had the answer
A short, quiet thread in the Counter-Strike: Source > Materials subforum where member iiTaazzz asked if anyone had a material/wallhack-style trick for the breakable floor blocks in 'breakfloor' maps. Veteran member Nickiller007 replied doubting one existed, suggesting wireframe as a maybe-alternative. No resolution, no drama — just a small snapshot of the map-specific hack requests that filled CS:S subforums back then.
is there a material hack for the blocks you break in breakfloor, much appreciated if someone cuz send me a link, tar ;)— iiTaazzz
i dont think their is maybe wire frame though?— Nickiller007
Amazon & Xbox Live - 13 MB File
A dumped 13MB file of old Amazon and Xbox Live logins, filed away in the 'Dead Giveaways' graveyard
Member dumle11 posted a link to an old text file allegedly containing a batch of Amazon and Xbox Live account credentials, claiming some still worked. It got a quick 'ty' from another member before a moderator, Lawliet, closed the thread weeks later as 'Dead' — the standard fate for these giveaway posts once the goods stopped working or the link died. A tiny, unremarkable snapshot of the account-dumping culture that filled this section of the forum.
Just found this old log of xbox live accounts and amazon accounts. Some are still working. Enjoy— dumle11
ty— marcis.b
Battle.net 'No Internet Connection' Woes
Olie22 can't connect to Battle.net — is it a busted modem or a stealth IP ban?
A short, low-key tech-support thread in the Diablo II LOD subforum where user Olie22 reports Battle.net refusing to connect despite having internet. Fellow members valucard and blackxthink chime in with the usual troubleshooting suggestions — reinstall, restart the modem, check Blizzard's support site — before blackxthink jokingly floats the idea that Olie22 might actually be IP banned from spamming or sending shock sites. Nothing dramatic, just a snapshot of everyday forum help culture circa 2007.
Ip banned ? ahah Try to change your ip because if you spammed , send shock site or whatever they ipban you for like 1week and more— blackxthink
when i goto connect to Battle net it says no internet connection make sure ur connected to the internet and i am!— Olie22
Help with Rcon (Call of Duty 2)
A guy just wants his COD2 server admin panel to work — and gets a mixed bag of help and shrugs.
A short, low-key support thread in the Call of Duty 2 subforum where member LURCH[PUNX] asks for help understanding or obtaining rcon access for a CoD server. Another member points him to an outside tutorial/config site for legitimately setting up rcon on your own server, while a third poster chimes in with a vague, noncommittal reply about not knowing of any way to get rcon passes without paying. Nothing dramatic — just a small slice of everyday tech-support chatter typical of the forum's Other Games section.
I was wondering if anyone here could help me get rcon passes for a COD server or even if someone coul explain it to me.— LURCH[PUNX]
i dont know of any hacks or anything that give u rcon passes some block rcon but most of the ones i use dont u have to pay $$$— SPyDa PIG
Kindly post downloads in Counter Strike
One newbie's cheat request lands right where it belongs: in Raging.
A brand-new member with a single post begs the forum to share a wallhack or 'any other cheats' for Counter-Strike, hoping to grab one before the game's anti-cheat catches up to him. The thread never really goes anywhere beyond the initial ask, sitting in the Counter-Strike Rages subforum as a small, dated snapshot of the site's cheat-hungry, low-effort request culture. It's a minor, forgettable post, but a familiar type for anyone who remembers the era's forums.
pls post a download for wallhack.. or any other cheats if possible— dvlskate
GUYZ REPLY SOON ThNX— dvlskate
CS:S HLDS? - Server Plugin Troubles
One guy, one lonely CS:S server, and a MetaMod install that just won't cooperate.
A member running a Counter-Strike: Source dedicated server asks for help adding plugins, then follows up with a MetaMod installation snag where the game console refuses to recognize the 'meta version' command. No replies came in before the archive snapshot, leaving own3d92's server troubleshooting hanging unanswered. A small, quiet slice of the site's tech-support corner rather than any major drama.
Well i am running a CS:S Server...and i am wondering how to add plugins on it...someone know? pls help...— own3d92
Unknown command "meta"— own3d92
[H] CS:GO account MGE rank + 69 games [W] Diablo 3 account
One guy's whole Steam library for someone else's Diablo 3 login — classic Traders District barter economy.
A low-key trade listing in the Traders District where user horicashark offered up a 2-year-old CS:GO account (677 hours, MGE rank, 69 games) in exchange for a Diablo 3 account. A couple of regulars, including VIP InfectedKush and GFX Manager Monster, poked at the offer with the usual due-diligence questions about items, account age, and email access before the thread just trails off unresolved. Pretty typical, unremarkable account-trading thread — no drama, just the everyday hum of the marketplace board.
i have a D3 account but i also have wow character worth 200+ $ on it.. Do you have any items?— InfectedKush
The account was created 16 January, 2013 so it's 2 years old— horicashark
MULTIFORCE CRACKING TOOL — STEAM, ORIGIN, NETFLIX & MORE
A multi-platform cracking tool thread, buried in the Top Sellers District — but all that survived was a one-word reply.
This thread lived in the 'Top Sellers District' area of Fkn0wned and was advertising a tool claiming to crack/check accounts across Steam, Origin, Netflix and other services — typical of the account-checker/cracking-tool trade threads common on cheat-scene forums of the era. The only visible surviving reply is from forum regular Panda, a VIP member with thousands of posts and a signature touting GFX (graphic design) crew credits. The bulk of the original thread content and any tool details are gone, leaving just chrome and a single low-effort reply as the archival trace.
yolo— Panda
The best GFX Crew member ever.— Panda
BladeDark's Store [Steam/Origin Keys] — Page 2
A key-seller's vouch thread bumps along, one 'trusted, trade went smooth' at a time.
This page is a continuation of a regular seller's storefront thread on Fkn0wned's marketplace district, where user BladeDark17 sold Steam/Origin keys and accounts. The post consists mainly of a bump and a collection of vouches from buyers confirming smooth trades. It's a small, mundane snapshot of the forum's grey-market trading culture rather than any major event.
Trusted, vouch! Big vouch,trade went smooth.
Vouch for this guy, i bought an account from him, he went first.
Selling Account with Rome II, CS:GO & Left 4 Dead 2
A dusty account-selling thread where a $7 offer and a pile of old vouches are basically all that's left
A member in the Regular Sellers District listed a Steam account bundled with Rome II, CS:GO, and Left 4 Dead 2 for sale. A couple of buyers showed interest, with one, Slamowang, offering $7 and posting a Steam profile link to negotiate. Regular KillZon! jumped in with the same offer and a stack of community vouches attesting to being a smooth, trusted trader. Classic small-time game-account flipping typical of the forum's Gaming Market scene in early 2014.
I'll take it for $7, add me on steam!— Slamowang
GOD TRADER BIG VOUCH— KillZon!
[H]Limited PayPal $17.74 [W]$17.74 Transferred - Currency Exchange
A small-time PayPal swap thread, kept alive by one guy's endless vouch spam
This was a listing in the Gaming Market / trading section where a member offered a small PayPal balance in exchange for an equivalent transfer to a different account. The visible post is just a 'bump' from a heavily active member (DeathTheKido, part of the forum's '1K Club') linking to his own shop thread and pasting a wall of positive vouches to build trust. It's a snapshot of the everyday micro-trading and reputation-building culture that filled these market boards.
Trustable Seller.
Thanks mate for great trade big vouch for him!
BO2 Diamond Camo Account Listing — Vouch Thread
A bumped Xbox 360 Black Ops 2 'Diamond camo' account listing, kept alive with vouches and +rep.
This was a Gaming Market listing in the 'Top Sellers District' offering an Xbox 360 Black Ops 2 account boasting Master Prestige status and Diamond camo on all primary weapons. The visible content is mostly a bump post from VIP member FaTalFLaVoR along with a stack of short vouch replies from buyers confirming the trade worked out. Typical marketplace thread for its era — heavy on rep-building, light on discussion, all about establishing seller credibility.
thanks man!! +rep!!!
worked +rep /vouch!
CS:GO Account for Sale - Value Check Thread
A guy tries to figure out what his CS:GO account and TF2 inventory are actually worth.
A member with the handle BladeDark17 posted asking the community to help price an account he was looking to sell, linking a Steam Community inventory for appraisal. The post carries a handful of vouches attesting he'd traded reliably before, typical of the forum's informal account/item trading culture. It's a small, ordinary snapshot of the site's Gaming Market scene rather than any major event.
How much you guys think I can ask for this account and this TF2 items— BladeDark17
Big vouch, trade went smooth.
Alien Shooter Steam Key Raffle & Trader Vouches
A random Steam key giveaway thread that turned into a mini vouch-party for a trader named 'kill'
This was a small raffle-style thread on Fkn0wned offering Alien Shooter 1 & 2 Steam keys, the kind of low-stakes giveaway that filled out the Gaming Market section back then. The visible post isn't the raffle itself but a member, KillZon!, dropping vouches praising a trader called 'kill' (and mentioning Murrlin) for a smooth, honest trade involving a Steam game. It's a tiny slice of the site's trust economy — vouches were currency, and a good rep post like this helped traders build credibility for future deals.
traded some stuff for his 220 game steam and i went first and it went pretty smooth thx Murrlin and kill!!!!— KillZon!
GOD TRADER BIG VOUCH vouch 4 this nigga— KillZon!
Selling a Low 5 Digit - Regular Sellers District
Just a low-digit account sale — closed and gone in a flash
A brief listing in the Regular Sellers District where a member auctioned off a 'low 5 digit' account/item. The thread was quickly closed by moderator Fuser once the sale went through, per standard forum procedure for completed transactions. Nothing dramatic here — just a routine snapshot of the marketplace grind that made up the site's Gaming Market section, with a nod to Fuser's known combolist shop and staff etiquette reminders about not begging for freebies.
Sold, Topic Closed Upon Request.— Fkn0wned Forum Staff
PLEASE DO NOT ASK STAFF FOR FREE VIRTUAL ITEMS [Accounts/Combos] or TO DO GIVEAWAYS.— Fuser
Where to Buy Multiforce?
A member's hunt for a Counter-Strike cheat purchase, closed out when VIP came through
A short support thread on Fkn0wned where a member (BizT) asked where to buy the 'Multiforce' software after apparently getting a recommendation elsewhere, and was pointed to another user, PopTart, via private message. The thread sat for a while before staff member Fuser (LadyFusah) closed it in late March 2014, noting the original poster had bought VIP and obtained the software. A routine, low-drama support ticket typical of the Support board's day-to-day traffic.
Where to buy though? Can't find it..— BizT
Closed. Reason: The guy bought Vip now he has the software— Fuser
TF2 Voice Morphing Request
One member wanted to mess with voices in TF2 — cue the usual VIP shop plug
A short thread in Rebel Gaming where a user asked for help achieving voice morphing/modulation in Team Fortress 2. The post got little traction beyond a VIP member, dazza821, dropping a plug for their shop to support VIP subscriptions. Fairly typical low-effort gaming request thread, notable mostly as a small snapshot of the site's mix of gaming chatter and VIP hustle culture.
Who wants to help me achieve this:
YO BRO, CHECK OUT THE SHOP OF DAZZA TO SUPPORT FOR VIP— dazza821
WTB Steam Accounts / Gifts — Buyers Plaza
Someone's out here buying Steam accounts for Paypal, and the vouches are rolling in.
A trade thread in the Buyers Plaza / Gaming Market area where a user (Dani) was looking to buy Steam accounts or gifts via Paypal. Another member, Mr. Meow, chimed in to vouch for the OP, confirming a smooth prior deal where the OP paid first. Dani thanked him and confirmed the offer was still open for more sellers — a small, ordinary slice of the site's account-trading economy.
sold a few steams to the op and had no issues and he went first.— Mr. Meow
thanks still up for more— Dani
Newbie Asks How to Bypass VAC Ban
A VAC-banned newbie asks if there's any way back onto secure servers — you can guess how well that went over.
A low-post-count member ('Noob' rank) asks whether it's possible to get onto VAC-secure servers after being VAC banned, or if someone could make a hack to bypass the ban. The thread barely gets going before a longtime Super Moderator (NutterNZ) from the CS:S side chimes in, as staff typically would to shut down or redirect this kind of request. A pretty ordinary, short-lived General Discussion post typical of the era's cheat-scene forums, where ban-evasion questions were common but not always welcome.
Does nayone now is there is a way I can get on Vac secure servers after been Vacbenned? Or if anyone can make a hack to get pass it.?— Twist of Fate
WoW Account Trade: Level 21 Burning Blade Wanted
One lonely 2009 post: a member offering his level 21 Arygos character for a trade, no noobs allowed.
A short, single-post Market Place listing from August 2009 where member xdan38x sought to trade his level 21 World of Warcraft character (Arygos server) for an equivalent level 21+ character on Burning Blade. He noted the character came with some gold and starter gear, linked an Armory profile, and insisted he wouldn't go first in the trade, wary of scammers. The thread got no replies, a small time capsule of the site's account-trading culture and the 100-post rule meant to keep low-effort traders out.
No noobs, I don't go first. So don't bother if you don't trust me.— xdan38x
fkngames's Market Place Review Thread
A trader's feedback thread reduced to one cryptic line: "You know what to do ;)"
This is a User Review thread in the Market Place section, created by fkngames, a member with 'Official Steam Trader' status and a hefty 717 posts by February 2010. The post itself is just a brief, winking prompt asking others to leave feedback, typical of the vouch/reputation threads traders used to vet each other on the forum. No further replies were preserved on this archived page, so it stands as a small, quiet artifact of the site's trading economy.
You know what to do ;)— fkngames
need a hack... - Fkn0wned.Com
A one-post noob just wanted 'jsut aimbot and walls, nothing else' — the eternal CS 1.6 request.
A brand-new member with a single post to their name dropped into the CS 1.6 General board asking for a bare-bones cheat combo, just an aimbot and wallhack. A more established regular, Arcade, replied, though the response itself trails off in the archive. It's a small, unremarkable snapshot of the constant stream of 'need a hack' requests that filled these boards back in 2007.
hey guys alls im looking for is jsut aimbot and walls, nothing else, what hack can do jsut these— ajaxpbguy
Orange Box Steam for Sale!
One guy's TF2 bundle listing, one mod's instant smackdown
A quick, low-key classifieds post from November 2007 where member liamhardy123 tried to sell a Steam account loaded with the Orange Box titles (Team Fortress 2, Half-Life 2 + episodes, CS:S, Portal) for a flat price. The thread barely got off the ground before moderator Sonikk shut it down, calling out the poster for spamming multiple duplicate threads. A tiny, mundane snapshot of the era's Steam account trading scene and the forum's no-nonsense moderation style.
Dont post multiple threads you stupid, AND you hav...— Sonikk
Why does 1.6 get VAC'd faster than Source?
A CS 1.6 player asks the eternal cheat-scene mystery: why does 1.6 get caught so fast while Source skates by?
A brief, single-post thread on the Fkn0wned.com Counter-Strike 1.6 General board where user 45chris2 wonders aloud why 1.6 cheats seemed to get detected quickly compared to CS:S cheats. It's a small, quiet corner of the forum with no real discussion or replies visible, just a passing question typical of the casual cheat-scene chatter that filled these boards. A snapshot of the era's low-stakes, everyday curiosity rather than any major event.
i was just looking over the 1.6 hacks and alot of them are detected and get detected really fast— 45chris2
[Request] non-steam CS 1.6 hacks
A newbie begs for non-Steam CS 1.6 hacks — gets a link and a one-liner instead of sympathy
A member with a fresh account asks whether any working hacks exist for the non-Steam (pirated/cracked) version of Counter-Strike 1.6, complaining that everything he tried failed to inject. A veteran member responds by linking to an existing forum thread rather than explaining anything fresh, tacking on a cheeky aside, and a longtime FkN Crew member chimes in without much substance. It's a small, routine support-style thread typical of the CS 1.6 General section — low drama, quick answers, and the community's usual habit of pointing newcomers to older threads instead of repeating info.
im so cute— p5y
Is There a Hack for sXe Injected?
A brand-new noob wanders into the CS 1.6 forum asking the one question every anti-cheat era player was asking in 2007.
A low-effort post from a fresh member (joined November 2007, 15 posts) asking whether any cheat existed that could get past sXe Injected, the anti-cheat protection running on Counter-Strike 1.6 servers at the time. The thread is barebones with no visible replies captured, typical of the constant stream of 'is there a hack for X' questions that filled the General subforum of the Counter-Strike 1.6 section. It's a small, unremarkable snapshot of the era's cat-and-mouse dynamic between cheat developers and anti-cheat systems.
If there Is any hack ?? That will work on sXe Injected <prot ServeR? ???— vatato
LoG1c Seeks Private CS:S Coder
A guy named LoG1c wanted a private CS:S hack coded — and got mostly silence.
A short recruitment-style post in the Programming subforum where user LoG1c asks for a C++/C# coder willing to build a private cheat for Counter-Strike: Source, offering payment via PM. The thread is brief, with LoG1c bumping his own request the next day, and shows little to no visible response. It's a small, typical snapshot of the forum's cheat-scene commerce culture rather than a big event.
Im looking for a coder that knows C++/C# and can code fluently for CS:S....this is for private use of a hack....will pay....pm me.— LoG1c
Need Help Hacking a Website
One post, one target, two 'exploits' — a classic single-post cry for help that went nowhere.
A single-post thread in the Programming subforum where member olie22 asked for help attacking a specific external website, claiming to have found two exploits and wanting to take the site down or redirect it elsewhere. It's a bare-bones request thread typical of the forum's cheat-scene/hacking crossover culture, asking others to PM him rather than posting details publicly. No replies were archived, so it's unclear if anyone helped or if the thread just fizzled out.
i want to take this site down. and or make a re-direction URL to another site.— olie22
Guild Wars Bot Request Goes Unanswered
A lone Guild Wars player begs the forum for a bot and gets... nothing but silence.
A brand-new member, andy602, posted a quick request in the Programming subforum asking if anyone could point him to a Guild Wars bot download, having apparently struck out searching himself. It's a short, single-post thread with no visible replies captured, typical of the low-effort help requests that filled Fkn0wned's Technology section. A small window into the site's cheat/bot-hunting culture beyond its usual Counter-Source focus.
Can someone help me find a bot for Guild Wars i've searchd high and low an need help now— andy602
Desperate CS 1.6 script request with zero replies
One desperate post, one hotmail address, zero replies — the loneliest thread in the archive.
A brand-new member named agouabas, posting under the tag 'script', begged for a longjump and countjump script for Counter-Strike 1.6, leaving a personal Hotmail address for anyone willing to send them over. The thread got no visible replies and sits as a tiny, forgotten fragment of the Programming subforum under Tech & Security. It's a snapshot of the era's casual cheat-sharing culture, where players openly traded movement scripts and exploits over email rather than downloads. The pinned Project-Win ad for 'Private Undetected CSS Hacks' above the post is a reminder of the site's cheat-marketplace atmosphere.
i want a longjump script and a countjump script for cs 1.6 if anyone has please send me to my mail— agouabas
251 Longjump Bind Script
A one-post-count noob drops a 251 longjump bind script into the Programming subforum
A brand-new member named warsing posted a single-message thread sharing a Counter-Strike bind/alias script claiming to achieve a '251' longjump distance. It's a bare-bones technical post typical of the era's CS 1.6 scripting culture, sitting in the Tech & Security > Programming section alongside the site's Project-Win CSS hack advertisement. No replies or discussion followed in the archived page.
got a 251 working— warsing
Upload/Download Server File Exploit for SRCDS?
One-liner, zero replies: shustas just wants that old SCRDS file exploit, patched or not.
A short, single-post thread in the Counter-Strike: Source Scripts/Tools subforum where user shustas asks if anyone can share an upload/download server file exploit for SCRDS (SourceMod/SRCDS-related server tooling), noting it doesn't matter if it's already patched. No replies or follow-up discussion are recorded, making it a quiet, unresolved request typical of the era's scripts/tools swapping culture.
Yo, anybody got that upload/download server file exploit? Doesnt matter if patched or not.— shustas
Half-Life 2 Auction, Starting Bid 30 Points
A member auctions off a spare copy of Half-Life 2 for site points, starting bid: 30.
A short auction thread on Gametration's Auctions board where user pyeman offers a spare copy of Half-Life 2 (leftover from buying The Orange Box) for the community's internal point currency, opening the bidding at 30 points. Another regular, mystical1, chimes in early, though the exchange itself is brief and unremarkable. It's a small snapshot of the site's points-based trading culture, common on cheat-scene forums of the era, where physical games and codes got flipped for forum currency instead of real money.
im auctioning a copy of hl2 because i got a spare copy when i got the orange box. bidding starts at 30 points— pyeman
CS:S Gift Pass Auction
An Aussie 'Pro Spammer' auctions off a Counter-Strike: Source guest pass for forum points.
A short auction listing posted in Gametration.com's Auctions section, where member jacal offers a Counter-Strike: Source gift/guest pass, opening bidding at 10 points with the auction closing Sunday midnight EST (Australia time). It's a small slice of the site's internal points economy, where members traded game passes and items for forum currency rather than real money. Nothing dramatic happened here—just a routine trade listing typical of the marketplace culture on these old cheat-scene forums.
hello every one i have a guest pass for CS:S up for grabs ill start at 10 pnts ill end the acct at midnight sunday EST (Australia Time)— jacal
BF 2142 CD-Key Auction
A forgotten Battlefield 2142 key up for auction — bidding starts at 100.
A short, no-frills auction listing in Gametration.com's Auctions section, where a member calling themselves qwerty54 offered a 'legit and unbanned' Battlefield 2142 CD-Key to the community. It's a snapshot of the old cheat-scene marketplace culture, where forum currency and reputation stood in for real trust between strangers. The post is bare-bones: starting bid, a promise the key was clean, and an invite for others to jump in.
Legit and Unbanned. Bidding will start at 100. I'll close once it reaches a fair amount. START YOUR BIDDING— qwerty54
Plz Help - Ping Spikes After Launching Hacks
A noob's ping shot to 300 after firing up 'Black v1.1' and everyone just shrugged.
A quick, low-key support post from a member calling themselves 'runawaybob', asking whether others experienced huge ping spikes (200-300ms) after launching certain CS:S cheat clients of the era, named 'Black v1.1' and 'HoH'. It's a snapshot of the everyday mundane side of the cheat scene — not drama, just a user troubleshooting janky tools alongside strangers on a niche forum. The thread reads as unanswered or barely touched, typical of countless small support requests that filled these boards.
whenever i launch a hack (black v1.1 and HoH) my ping goes skyrocketing to the 200-300's does this happen to anyone else?— runawaybob
help me please - Steam password stored locally?
A member named iNVADER just wanted to know where 'remember me' hides your Steam password — a perfectly tiny, perfectly 2007 support question.
A short, low-key support thread in the Counter-Strike Source Support subforum from October 2007, where a member called iNVADER asked whether their Steam password was saved on their hard drive after checking 'remember me,' and if so, where to find it. Another member, ynaggo, replied the next morning quoting the question. It's a small, mundane snapshot of everyday forum life rather than any drama — the kind of ordinary tech question that filled the Support boards between the bigger cheat-release and rage threads.
is my steam password saved somewhere on my hd if i clicked 'remember me'? if so can u tell me where to find it?— iNVADER
Need Diablo 2 LOD Hack 1.12
One lonely post begging for a Diablo 2 hack — and nobody answered.
A low-effort, single-post request in the Other Games section where a member named destructeur asked for a hack for Diablo 2: Lord of Destruction (patch 1.12), complaining that his own searches only turned up keyloggers and trojans instead of legit tools. The thread got no replies, making it a small, forgotten corner of the forum rather than a notable event. It's a decent time capsule of the era's mix of game-hacking culture and the malware risks that came with hunting for cheats on shady sites.
Hello Everyone ! I Search a hack for diablo 2 lod version 1.12 when i search for it i just found keylogger,trojan or horse so if 1 have a D2 hack can you send me plz Thanks !— destructeur
League of Legends hacks/bugs/cheats inquiry
A one-liner in the Other Games section that just... asked for LoL cheats and never got an answer.
A brief, single-post thread started by Genaside^ in the Other Games section, simply asking if anyone knew of hacks, bugs, or cheats for League of Legends. The post got no visible replies, capturing the era when LoL was still a newer game on the scene and the cheat-forum crowd was scoping it out. A pretty quiet, unremarkable relic of the site's 'Other Games' catch-all subforum.
Any Leauge of Legends hacks/bugs/cheats?— Genaside^