The Cheat Scene
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Counter Strike 2D thread (page 5) — nostalgic old-timer cameo
A years-long thread about a scrappy 2D CS fan-game, mostly one-liners, 'unhide' requests, and a Lord Ragealot cameo appearance
This is the tail end (page 5) of a long-running thread in the Other Games section about Counter Strike 2D, a fan-made spinoff of the classic shooter. By this point the discussion had thinned out into short drive-by posts — people saying it looked cool, asking for hidden content to be unhidden, or just bumping the thread with a one-word reaction. Regular names of the era pop in briefly, including a nostalgic exchange between dakota and Lord Ragealot referencing dakota's old reputation as a 'warez poster'.
wow daktoa! the ancient warez poster, you still live?^^ lol good to see u again— Lord Ragealot
Death by hackers. How classic?— whee
counter-strike? must be good— T3h
CoD4 - already hacks for this game?
November 2007: Call of Duty 4 is brand new and the forum is already asking, 'where's the wallhack?'
A short thread from right after Call of Duty 4's launch where a member asks whether cheats exist yet for the game. Replies range from skepticism about early hacks to someone hawking a sketchy third-party 'MSX Security' cheat listing with an over-the-top feature list, a link to an external marketplace thread, and a member describing DIY texture-modification experiments using TexMod that got them banned multiple times. It's a snapshot of the scene's usual rhythm: new game drops, community speculates on the cheat timeline, and early experimenters compare notes and warnings.
You can go try out the MSX boys. But get ready for a horror story :/— bobbafett07
i wouldnt of thought for hacks that fast usually its 1-3 weeks before the first good one comes out— jcomp6
ive been banned 4 time(global ban), but i was able to restore it somehow— n3Xus
Moomoo's MapleStory Hack Virus Meltdown
Downloaded a 'clean' MapleStory hack, got a blue screen, three antivirus scans later — still cursed, and banned from the site that hosted it for complaining.
Member Moomoo downloaded a MapleStory 'VirusBypass for GameGuard' tool from another forum (StillLifeMS), triggered a blue screen, and spent days running Norton, AVG, and NOD32 trying to confirm whether he'd been infected, with none of them agreeing. The thread turns into a scattered tech-support back-and-forth with Fkn0wned regulars debating antivirus software, while Moomoo airs grievances about being locked out of a thread and banned from StillLifeMS for calling out the hack's uploader. It ends anticlimactically with a full PC reformat and a resigned joke about giving up on computers.
Yea i hate North haha but all i had.— Moomoo
Norton finds shit that's not there to look like it's working
close ur antivirus— i dont hack
Team Fortress 2 Hacks, IS A NEED!
Fresh off the Orange Box, one guy begs for a TF2 aimbot to end the rocket-spam kids — and it spirals into a month-long back-and-forth about whether hacking a cartoon shooter even makes sense.
Started right around TF2's September 2007 release, this thread is a member (hrhr) demanding someone whip up an aimbot to counter obnoxious rocket-spamming Soldiers. It quickly turns into a loosely-moderated debate about whether TF2 even runs on Source, whether cheating in a 'cartoon' game is embarrassing, and general back-and-forth ribbing typical of the era's cheat forums. A couple of staff members (mr.N0Nam3, HaSh) drop in early with Xfire handles instead of answers, and the thread limps along for two months with people asking if an aimbot exists yet, someone suggesting a no-spread/no-recoil Heavy loadout as the real 'win,' and a stray mention that a TF2 hack had already been posted elsewhere on the site.
It would be nice if someone already make a TF2 aimbot to pwn some retarded rocket-spamming kids.— hrhr
As soon as a game comes out, someone wrecks it.— chooken
No Spread + No Recoil + Heavy = WIN!— omega52
[REQ] Undetected Hack Written by ckgx
Guy asks for a free CSS hack to keylog it — gets roasted and locked in under a day.
A short-lived CS:S thread where user ckgx asked if any undetected hack was still floating around, explicitly ruling out just an aimbot/walls and refusing to 'buy VIP.' Regulars PopTart and DvS clowned him for dodging the VIP paywall, and ckgx openly admitted he wanted a free hack specifically so he could keylog whoever used it. A mod (PopTart) shut the thread down quickly with a boilerplate 'no need to be open' closure, typical of how these low-effort request threads got squashed on Fkn0wned.
I can't keylog a VIP hack then give it out, kk? I want a hack so I can keylog it.— ckgx
loool go buy vip k?— PopTart
Vee EYE PEE— DvS
Warez Requests - 25 Points Each
Sonikk ran a one-man black-market concierge service for pirated software, priced in forum points and backed by a money-back guarantee.
A service thread in the Market Place trading subforum where longtime [FkN] Crew member Sonikk offered to track down requested 'warez' (software, games, movies) for a flat fee of 25 forum points, with a refund promise if the goods didn't work. A couple of members, minitureman and Cud, chimed in with quick requests (notably for the 'llatest photoshop'), showing the casual, favor-economy vibe of the board's points system. Arcade also posted, though without a specific request visible. It's a small but characteristic snapshot of the site's internal barter culture, where reputation, points, and Xfire handles substituted for real currency.
This is a shop where you can request warez... If i find it, you will need to pay 25 points for it..— Sonikk
hey can you get me the llatest photoshop please— minitureman
yeah ^^ me too ty— Cud
32 Rapidshare.com Accounts! - The Market Place
A guy openly sold 32 phished Rapidshare premium accounts, PayPal only, no refunds if they got yanked.
A user calling himself 'Rapidshare Giveaway' posted a for-sale thread offering a batch of 32 Rapidshare premium accounts he'd obtained through phishing, with varying expiration dates and some carrying bonus points. He offered to sell in bulk or individually via PayPal, buyer pays first, and explicitly disclaimed responsibility if the compromised accounts got changed or reclaimed after purchase. A staff member chimed in with a one-line reply about grabbing the ones with points, showing the casual, unmoderated tone typical of the Market Place board at the time.
I phished 32 rapidshare premium accounts ranging expiring in a month or over a year.— Rebelz
I am not responsible if the account information is changed after purchase as all of these accounts are phished and I have no use for them.— Rebelz
Lol sell the ones with points.— Don Ruski
Gir489's TF2 Wallhack — the unhide-thread tail end
A texture-based TF2 wallhack thread that just kept collecting "unhide" replies for months
This is the tail end of a long-running Team Fortress 2 thread on Gametration.com (part of the fkn0wned/thec0re-linked forum family) sharing a wallhack attributed to a member named Gir489. By page 3 the actual content had scrolled off, leaving a long tail of low-effort 'unhide', 'thx', and 'is this still undetected?' posts from newer members trying to unlock the download link, plus a claim from a banned regular that the trick was undetected. It's a good time-capsule of the era's forum culture: hidden-content threads, post-farming to get replies visible, and casual talk of cheating as just another game feature.
i recommend this wallhack because it owns everyone irl.
All textures are un-detectable. It is good he uses it in my server and owns me with it; Wall-hacker =X.— Nerf
is this still undetected?— okiedokie
Fkn0wned Custom CS:S Gloves Skin by hunterbrute224
A member's homemade skull-glove skin for Counter-Strike: Source got the whole board saying 'unhide, thx' for pages.
Regular hunterbrute224 shared a custom-made player model skin (skull-themed gloves) for Counter-Strike: Source, along with a matching Fkn0wned logo spray, posting screenshots and a hidden download link. The thread is mostly a wave of low-effort praise and 'unhide' requests typical of the Skins subforum, with some griping when the screenshot host (Photobucket) broke the images. A minor side-exchange about switching image hosts (to 'Niggorex') and a running joke about an unfinished custom crosshair round out the thread.
AS ALWAYS YOU WILL NOT BE VAC BANNED, MATERIALS ARE NOT "ILLEGAL"— hunterbrute224
I cant do anything, reuploading wont work, photofags are gay— hunterbrute224
very smexy AND WHEN R U MAKING THE BLOODY CUSTM CROSSHAIR I DESIGNED HUNTERD:— tit
Ownd By Me! - Fkn0wned.Com
Guy posts a YouTube clip of himself cheating on a VAC server and calls it a 'rage' — the forum does not agree.
Saintscrumpy shared a YouTube video of an old cheat (claimed v4, with v5 already in use) running on a Counter-Strike: Source VAC-secured server, framing it as 'raging.' Several members quickly called out that this wasn't a rage at all, just cheat usage, sparking a small semantic debate over what 'raging' actually means on the forum. It's a short, snarky exchange typical of the Raging and Advertising subforum's low-effort clip-sharing culture, ending with a mock-philosophical one-liner from Ex777 and a banned user's empty post.
This is not a rage you fucking retard. but i do like the m4 duelies.— Uncensor3d
Not actually a rage... just you using a hack.— Blaqk
This concept of what the actuallity of rage is, drasticaly degrades my deduction of what I, myself, have come to ascertain of what it infact is.— Ex777
ESEA pug raging
Someone filmed a whole ESEA pug meltdown — ghosting, blocking, spam, and a Head Bussas soundtrack.
A short October 2007 thread in the Counter-Strike Rages subforum where member Goron_Elder_Chris shared a YouTube video of an ESEA pug (pick-up game) descending into chaos — ghosting, blocking, team flashing, and general spam that got other players fuming on voice/chat. A handful of regulars chimed in to praise the video editing and music choice, with one member noting the irony of people raging in a paid ESEA match. It's a small, low-drama clip-sharing thread typical of the board's 'rage compilation' culture rather than a major event.
Not from public servers so it might not appeal to everyone, but has ghosting, blocking, spamming, team flashing.— Goron_Elder_Chris
Wow that was well put together, Head Bussas was a good song for that video lol— Legit_Hacks
Yes you do, which makes the poor kiddies all the more angrier.— Goron_Elder_Chris
Captin's Rage #1
A first-timer posts a 'rage' that's really just a hacking video, and the comments section does not let it slide.
Captin_55 posts his first video to the Counter-Strike Rages subforum, admitting upfront it's more of a hacking montage than a proper skill 'rage' because his mic setup fell through. Uncensor3d repeatedly calls it out as low-effort and off-topic for the section, sparking a heated back-and-forth with Captin_55 defending himself, while waLLa and qwerty54 offer friendlier, more encouraging takes. Longtime member Arcade closes it out with a measured, constructive critique about video quality and content. A small, familiar slice of forum life: newbie posts, gets torn into, defends himself, and a respected regular smooths things over.
man another shit hacking movie. All you done is joined a server with hacks. -10 for rage dont post up another one like this please.— Uncensor3d
lol stfu I heard you the first fucking time.... and yes I know its not so much of a rage— Captin_55
Less hacks, more rage.— Arcade
What Hacks Are You Using? (Diablo II: LoD)
A guy asks what D2 hacks people run — gets a CD-key ban story, some c3po maphack nostalgia, and one troll telling everyone the game sucks.
A casual Diablo II: Lord of Destruction subforum thread where a member asks what hacks others are running, admitting he got CD-key banned for using maphack. The thread drifts into nostalgic talk about the old 'c3po' maphack and whether it could be updated for a newer patch, before a banned troll derails it by saying the game just sucks, prompting a sharp reply. Low-effort but characteristic of the forum's casual, half-serious cheat-talk culture.
yup. im trying to get ahold of dan_goon to talk to him about rewriting c3po maphack for 1.11b. Wont be a huge patch.— Jaska
None, this game sucks.— Viun
Would you please fuck off?— pwn911
Some rly rly good wallhack?
A newbie begs for a wallhack, gets pointed to the Releases forum, and the thread spirals into a non-Steam vs Steam beef
A new member (ACxDog) asks for a good wallhack and, hilariously, help actually getting it working — instantly earning a scolding from a veteran to go read the Releases section instead. A regular obligingly lists out several classic CS:S wallhack releases (8-Bit Materials, Alters, SB-X, eMWu) and one hypes the then-upcoming 'lemons wh'. The thread drifts into a side debate on ESP vs wallhacks and then gets derailed when ACxDog reveals he plays non-Steam, drawing scorn from another poster. Pure early cheat-scene forum texture: newbie energy, veteran gatekeeping, and low-stakes community bickering.
epic fail. go read the release section, the material wallhacks have installation instructions in a .txt most of the time.— -Still Life-
wtf is the point playing non-steam its really gay— jcomp6
i liked the chronic esp hack— ganjzilla
New member asks to release an ESP under the Fkn0wned name
A brand-new member wants to slap the Fkn0wned name on his homemade CS:S ESP — staff says sure, but slide into my MSN first.
A freshly-registered member, kevin21, announces he's built a simple ESP for Counter-Strike: Source and asks the community if he can release it branded as a Fkn0wned tool, teasing a Team Fortress 2 version to follow. Other members debate whether you need to be staff to use the site's name, citing a past non-staff release (Fkn0wned pub) as precedent. Co-Manager Shifty gives the green light but insists on vetting him privately over MSN first to confirm legitimacy, while other posters just cheer him on and ask for screenshots.
Of course you can bro but before you release it have a word with me on msn, I'll PM you my addy. This is just to make sure you're legit— Shifty
Saintscrumpy released Fkn0wned pub v1 , he's not staff either, it doesn't really matter who made it, as long as it is legit .— rnie
Eh dude, could you show us some screenshots of the ESP?— rnie
Amazing CSS Videos
Rnie shares his sickest bunnyhop clips — and then gets called out for accidentally posting himself dancing in a white suit
A casual video-sharing thread in the CSS General board where member rnie kicked things off with links to 'pro' CS:S trickjumping, bunnyhopping, and flashboosting videos, plus a goofy clip of himself dancing on a server that someone had recorded. The thread devolves into some bickering over whether the linked 'pro' player was actually pro, with HaSh and Legit_Hacks trading jabs, while others like G3lmis and Jack Bauer just enjoyed the clips and pointed out broken links. Classic mid-2000s forum energy: broken Google Video links, YouTube embeds, and a bit of light ribbing between regulars.
AHHAHAHHA FOUND THIS ON YOUTUBE, 1 year ago someone was playing music in a server, and I was dancing for fun, someone recorded me, seriously that dude with white suit is me hahah— rnie
Once again the "Pro" video isnt pro, its...— HaSh
i wish i could play like that and have no life law...— Jack Bauer
reinstalling CSS for new account?
Guy burns through three Steam accounts and asks if a CD key can just be recycled — the forum says no, but not before some cheeky nostalgia for the old FrE3Steam crack days.
A member named oinkypig, on his third Steam account after getting VAC/community banned, asks whether reinstalling Counter-Strike: Source with his original CD key could let him make yet another clean account. Several regulars quickly shut the idea down, explaining CD keys can't be reused and would just get banned again anyway. The thread drifts into a bit of old-timer humor referencing the long-gone 'FrE3Steam' crack scene, with one poster wistfully joking about time-traveling back to those days.
You cannot re-use a cd-key. You have to buy a new...— rnie
If you could travel back intime to use those FrE3Steam cracks and shit like that lol— thesource
If only we could— DJSketch
account plz!?!?!?
A one-post newbie begs for a free account and gets roasted into oblivion.
A brand-new member with a single post to their name showed up in the CS:S General section asking if anyone had a spare account to give away. The regulars had zero patience for it, mocking the request, trolling with a fake offer, and telling the poster to get lost, while a mod chimed in to note the post was in the wrong section and needed more forum activity anyway. It's a tiny, classic slice of forum culture: a low-effort ask met with instant collective ridicule.
does any1 have a extra account i can have??? plz........=(— fizjat
Get the fuck out my forum, Bitch.— HaSh
Don't ask for accounts. Thanks.— Shifty.
Crack a hack: InzaneHacker asks the board to crack his private CS:S cheat
A guy wants someone to crack a private CS:S cheat for him — the thread mostly laughs at him for it.
A member calling himself InzaneHacker asked the CS:S General board if anyone knew how to 'crack a hack,' eventually admitting he wanted someone to crack a specific private cheat called Royal Hack C17 for him. Other regulars poked fun, suggested he learn programming instead, and jokingly told him not to PM the guy privately so everyone could see the reply. It ends with InzaneHacker thanking people for the 'help' and saying he'll try asking a coder directly.
Nah, don't pm him, let us know too— rnie
Well, its R-o-y-a-l--H-a-c-k C17 =P— InzaneHacker
rofl he should pm a coder strait or no one will se...— minitureman
Hacking or no? - the great 2007 moral dilemma
A reformatted PC and a guilty conscience: to cheat again, or stay clean?
A member called thesource, fresh off a full computer reformat, posted an open question to the CS:S General board: having gone 'good' for a while, should he start using cheats again despite the risk of a VAC ban? The replies were unanimous and blunt, with regulars encouraging him to just go for it and not worry about bans, while another suggested using a spare Steam account as a safety net. It's a small, casual slice of the forum's everyday culture — cheating discussed openly as a lifestyle choice rather than a taboo.
i turned good but i really want to hack but just so scared of teh banstick:/— thesource
Hack. Easy as that.— qwerty54
Just hack, don't be afraid of VAC they won...— rnie
Tournament.com: Anyone Got an Undetected Cheat?
A newbie asks for a free undetected hack for Tournament.com — and gets told, politely, that free was never going to cut it.
A low-post-count member opens a short thread on the CS:S General board asking about undetected cheats for the Tournament.com anti-cheat platform, hoping for a free option. Regulars chime in with warnings about a buggy, easily-detected tool that got at least one poster banned, and a running joke forms around Source Industries being the gold standard that no free alternative could match. It's a small, quintessential slice of the forum's cheat-scene culture — equal parts help request, cautionary tale, and in-jokes about the site's own paid product.
i used it and i got banned so, dont use hoh_hack.— Paws
Source Industries is the best out there, that is the best your goin to get.— DJSketch
Good luck out there, your gonna need it— bobbafett07
New Guy Wants to Upload His Own CSS Hacks — Gets the Trust-and-Verification Treatment
A brand-new member offers to update the site's 'outdated' hacks — the community's not exactly rolling out the welcome mat.
A low-post-count newcomer, hitman1531, shows up asking if he can upload his own Counter-Strike: Source hacks, claiming the site's current offerings are stale. Regulars respond with a mix of procedural advice (submit to an admin, go through a trusted crew member) and open suspicion that he might just be trying to spread viruses. The thread is a small, everyday snapshot of forum gatekeeping culture — trust had to be earned through post count and reputation before anyone let you upload files.
he'll probably upload virus' n shit— Jack Daniels
Try and get more posts and get known around the co...— DCLXVI
i do not upload virus's i'm not a noob.— hitman1531
Nova's Scoutzknivez Wallhack (Materials)
The map-specific material wallhack that spared everyone from re-texturing all of CS:S themselves
A 2008 release thread in the CS:S Materials subforum where regular 'Nova' posted a texture-based wallhack tailored to the Scoutzknivez map, claiming full undetectability and recommending it be paired with a model hack. The replies are the usual low-effort chorus of 'unhide' requests and one-word praise, plus a brief clarification that the hack was for Source, not 1.6. One reply nods to the tedium of manually wallhacking every CS:S texture that this release apparently solved.
This hack is used for the map Scoutzknivez.— Nova
Hooray, Finally an ScoutKnivez Wallhack that doesn't involve me Wallhacking every damn texture in CS:S lol— surreal3031
you fail banana— Dimitri0s
Fkn0wned Custom CS:S Knife Skin by hunterbrute224
A custom CS:S knife skin made 'especially for Janza' turns into a six-page unhide-fest of thank-yous and dead photobucket links.
hunterbrute224, riding off the popularity of an earlier custom glove skin, shares a self-made Counter-Strike: Source knife texture/HUD material dedicated to fellow member Janza. The thread quickly becomes the usual hidden-content ritual, with dozens of members replying just to unlock the download link, praising the work, and asking how various visual mods (like the crosshair) were done. A running gag emerges when the original Photobucket screenshots break, prompting repeated 'unhide' and 're-upload' requests across the six pages, plus a bit of light community banter about people copying hunterbrute224's edits.
So a lot of people seemed to have liked my gloves so I decided to go one step further and Create a Fkn0wned knife. I made this especially for Janza cause he was bored and so was I.— hunterbrute224
Haha that knife is the sex. I love the little green "blood" looking effects on the edge of the knife.— Janza
ty brute its me cyber overlord:) for the record i steal all of hunters stuff try and edit it but i cant cuase he wont tell me how— tit
Nova's Colored Weapons (CS:S Materials Release)
The old "unhide it please" ritual, immortalized around a simple recolored-weapons pack for Counter-Strike: Source.
A cosmetic materials release for Counter-Strike: Source by longtime member Nova, recoloring stock weapons and grenades (yellow guns, pink C4, red HE, etc.) and billed as undetectable since it only touched world models, not view models. The thread itself is a classic download-thread artifact: dozens of low-effort replies ('thanks', 'unhide', 'leet') from members chasing the hidden download link over the following months. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a quiet, everyday snapshot of the Materials subforum's release-and-beg culture.
This material hack is 100% undetectable, and always will be.— Nova
unhide i want COOKIES!— [KILLION][LDR]
hey whats your msn? pm me plz... id like to know how to do this kinda stuff— -Jedi-
Kartoffel Hack Colored Models: A Classic Reply-to-Unlock Thread
One SMOD drops a custom-model file for a CS:S cheat, and forty replies of pure 'unhide' spam follow
A [FkN] super-moderator named SNK posted a hidden-content download for colored player models tied to the 'Kartoffel Hack' in the Counter-Strike: Source Materials subforum. As was standard forum practice, the actual content was locked behind reply-to-unlock, which produced a long thread of members posting one-word replies like 'unhide', 'lol', and 'show' just to get access. The thread ran at least 4 pages with dozens of low-effort bumps rather than real discussion, capturing the classic gaming-forum ritual of reply-gating a download.
Never seen that befor, UNHIDE please.— albator
what is this madness.— shawnmonty
hide post :(— Morate
Full_Flashlight - VAC Proof Releases (Counter-Strike: Source)
Pages and pages of 'unhide' just to see a flashlight cheat nobody remembers using.
This was a long-running release thread in the CS:S 'VAC Proof Releases' subforum for a cheat called Full_Flashlight, originally posted by user afteryou back in May 2007. By early 2008 the thread had ballooned to several pages, almost entirely filled with low-effort 'unhide' replies from members trying to reveal the hidden download links, plus the occasional one-word reaction ('lol', 'ty', 'nice', 'sexy!'). A minor bit of drama flares up when a late 2007 gravedig draws an angry moderator-style reply from -Still Life-, a banned member with the title 'MS Hacking God', yelling at people for reviving old threads.
DONT FUCKING GRAVEDIG.— -Still Life-
this could be fin when ur camping lol— scuddzilla
That's awesome. Unhide.— G3lmis
Xbox360 COD4 Hack. Yes, it's true.
A guy promises the 'ultimate' Xbox 360 COD4 aimbot... the forum was not having it.
A new member with only 15 posts hyped up an alleged Xbox 360 Call of Duty 4 hack featuring aimbot, wallhack, no-recoil, and unlock-all-weapons, promising release in two months and asking people to PM him to be first in line. The community immediately called it a scam, with one longtime member laying out in detail why console hacking (especially on 360, versus the more plausible PS3 scene at the time) made the claim technically implausible. Classic 2008 forum energy: big promises, zero proof, instant skepticism.
rofl scammer no such thing as hack for xbox 360 lmfao u make me rofl rofl rofl— RecoileZ
Why wouldnt he post it if it wasnt a keylogger... This is obviously a scam do not do this.— Nagger30
Fake, plain and simple.— Majestix
SiBot Multihack - CoD4 v1.5
A CoD4 cheat release that ran for months, marked 'DETECTED,' and drowned in over a hundred replies just begging to 'unhide' the download link.
Member Joszi posted a release thread for 'SiBot Multihack,' a multi-feature cheat for Call of Duty 4 v1.5 (wallhack, ESP, aimbot, no recoil, and more), credited to several outside cheat coders and sourced from other cheat sites. Despite being flagged DETECTED in the warn system, the thread stayed active from March through June 2008, attracting a huge, repetitive stream of replies — mostly one-word 'thanks,' 'unhide,' and 'ty' posts typical of leecher culture, plus scattered reports that the hack crashed people's games or simply didn't work. It's a pretty pure snapshot of the low-effort cheat-sharing threads that defined the 'Other Games' section of the forum.
DETECTED DON DOWNLOAD— cvet0
I use it when my FPS cheats are down!— jgrts20
ty but this doesnt even WORK ! I PRESS THE AL...— erk
manifestation-verte.ch - defaced
Nix got bored one December morning and defaced a website — just for the screenshot bragging rights.
Member Nix posted a brag thread about defacing the site manifestation-verte.ch, describing how the admin accounts were locked out and a new admin account created, with a screenshot as proof. Nix was explicit about not deleting any data, which drew some ribbing from fellow member ap3x about the point of a 'harmless' defacement. The thread got a handful of casual congratulatory replies from other crew/mods, typical of the forum's cheat/hacking-scene bravado, capped off by Kimmi (a Smod) gushing admiration a week later.
Well I didn't have any better to do... Okay here's wut I did: - Disabled all the administrative accounts inside the ACP - Made a new admin account and gave it full access - Didn't delete anything.— NIX
I don't get it... you defaced without deleting any data?— ap3x
I WANT TO LEARN I WANT TO BE AS GOOD AS U— Kimmi
NIX Defaces atomkraftneindanke.ch — Security Crew Brag Thread
"Took it by tha ballz today" — NIX drops a defacement screenshot and the Security Crew immediately asks for the method.
A short bragging-rights thread from the [FkN] Security Crew where member NIX posts a screenshot proving they'd defaced the site atomkraftneindanke.ch, claiming they only replaced the index page and left everything else alone. Fellow members (ap3x, xcF) rib him for not shouting it out first and ask for their own defaced copies, while others (reflexez, wrynx, Kimmi) chime in with congrats and curiosity about the method used. It's a classic low-key flex post typical of the forum's security/hacking subculture — casual, joking tone, locked afterward as a closed record.
Okay another one I took by tha ballz today :D— NIX
You didn't "shoutz" to me :(— ap3x
Get me the code of the page NIX. What method did you use btw?— Kimmi
Banned by VAC - 'I need help please'
A VAC-banned newbie asked for a way back in — and got a copy-pasted social-engineering script instead of sympathy.
A member locked out of Counter-Strike by a VAC ban asked if there was any way to change his Steam ID or otherwise get back into play. Regulars quickly and bluntly told him there was no fix — buy a new game, and don't run detected cheats next time. The thread took a turn when a member posted a lengthy 'account recovery' script aimed at tricking other Steam users into handing over their login info, which staff immediately called out as a copy-paste job lifted from the forum's own tutorials section rather than original 'expertise'.
You can't, buy a new account, you shouldn't have used detected hacks, no way to get it back..— rnie
He copied off one of the tuts in the Random Tuts forum.— DCLXVI
yeah lol, don't give credits to him— rnie
WHATS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VAC AND VAC2 (the caps-lock newbie thread)
A newbie in all caps demands VAC vs VAC2 wisdom, gets schooled on hack lifespans and shouting etiquette.
A new member named soubtodi fires off five ALL-CAPS questions about the difference between VAC and VAC2, whether certain cheats survived on VAC-secured servers, and which cheat was 'safest' at the time. Regulars bobbafett07 and havok123 answer in general terms, noting that most public cheats get detected eventually and pointing toward Source Industries (the site's own cheat-development offshoot) as the safer bet. The thread wraps up with a small, oddly charming moment of forum culture: veteran Peski-Ruski tells the newbie to stop typing in caps, and soubtodi sincerely tries to figure out how to edit his post to fix it.
WHATS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VAC AND VAC2.— soubtodi
No need to post in caps.— Peski-Ruski
next i wil post in small caps only... how can i edit the previos post, i wil change the cap???— soubtodi
UnDeadPatch: Steam Crack Alternative to pacsteam
Back when half the forum was arguing which Steam crack was better than pacsteam.
A 2008 thread in the Steam Client subforum where a member named 'meto' shared a Steam-cracking tool called UnDeadPatch, pitched as an easier alternative to the then-popular 'pacsteam' method, crediting developers SASiO and Diviton. The rest of the thread is mostly low-effort replies: a parade of 'thx', 'ty', 'unhide', and skeptical one-liners like 'ORLY?' from regulars, typical of the era's crack-sharing threads where most engagement was just users grabbing the download and bumping the post.
10x easier than pacsteam
ORLY?— Geist
u cannt play online can ya?— RecoileZ
VIP at Source Industries For One Month - 3,500 Points
A month of cheat-site VIP, up for grabs for the price of 3,500 forum points
TuxifieD, the site owner, posted an offer in The Market Place trading section: a one-month VIP membership to Source Industries (a CS:S cheat provider) available for 3,500 forum points, with interested members told to PM or reply. A handful of regulars chimed in — one recalling a past purchase gone wrong when the site went down before delivery, another eager to save up points, and a third asking for clarification on how the points-for-VIP exchange actually worked. It's a small, everyday snapshot of the forum's internal point economy and its ties to third-party cheat vendors.
im interested i bought it once but the next day the site went down or something and i never got my hacks but im still interested— raser uky
Oh shit what a bargain. I'll be saving up my points = ].— nerfmagez
So are you saying that every 3,500 posts we get one month of a hack?— TheLoneMan
Speed Hackers
The thread where fkn0wned admitted speedhax + aimbot in CS 1.6 was basically an unfair fight nobody could win
A casual gripe thread in the Rants and Raves section where members complained about (and half-admired) Counter-Strike 1.6 players combining speed hacks with aimbots, making them nearly impossible to counter. The tone is light and joking rather than angry, with several members cheerfully cheering on 'speedhax' culture rather than condemning it. It fizzled into a mild bump/necro moment two months later before someone called out the grave-digging.
speed hacking ftw— miLLer
speed hack + aimbot, in office= Fkn0wned beotchh— Tripn
grave diggage is bad for your health.— sammo
MW2 Class Setup Help Thread
One admin's sad 1-14 kill/death ratio turns into a full MW2 loadout clinic from the FkN0wned regulars.
Forum admin ap3x confesses to being rough at Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (low level, no nukes, rough K/D) and asks the board for advice. Graphics Crew member Emrys and a handful of other members respond with detailed breakdowns of weapon attachments, perks, killstreak choices, and playstyle tips, turning it into a genuinely thorough class-building discussion. A few other members chime in with their own personal setups near the end, and the thread trails off into a casual, helpful exchange typical of the site's gaming subforums.
HELP ME before i kill myself after i go 1-14 again.— ap3x
Never camp cause all it takes is one smart player to aim from behind a wall, peak out real quick and BOOM HEADSHOT!— Emrys
Regards from the legit 10th prestige level 70,— AzA9A
[CSS][undetected] Dynamic 1.2 — cheat release thread by m1sterfopje
A VIP's 'undetected' CS:S radar/wallhack drop turns into a chorus of noobs just saying 'ty' and 'unhide'
VIP member and prolific poster m1sterfopje drops a release thread for 'Dynamic 1.2,' a Counter-Strike: Source cheat advertising radar hacks, healthbars, no-flash/no-smoke, and a wallhack, gated behind the classic hidden-content reply-to-unlock mechanic. The replies are almost entirely low-effort bumps from members trying to unlock the download, with one brief exchange clarifying what the 'get it 1.6' feature does (making CS:S render like 1.6). Nothing dramatic happens — it's a snapshot of routine cheat-scene traffic on the forum, complete with member ranks like Noob, Trained Noob, and 1000 Club, and a stray fkn0wned promo banner for 'public give aways' of steam accounts.
it makes the graphics look like 1.6 lol— Nickiller007
ima get this biiiiiitch.— artforms
Chekin dis shozzl out— ratherplaywow
Aequitas-Proof Hack for a CS:S Account? German Board Haggles Over Cheat Trading
A CS:S account gets offered in trade for an 'Aequitas-proof' hack, and the German section spends weeks debating whether that's even a fair deal
A German-speaking member on Fkn0wned's 'Deutsche Hacks' board offers a CS:S account or ESL premium in exchange for a hack undetected by Aequitas, the anti-cheat ESL used at the time (considered far stricter than VAC). Other members needle him for asking a lot for so little, then the thread drifts into a casual explainer of what Aequitas-proof even means, how such cheats reportedly get updated to stay ahead of detection, and mentions of the site Source Industries as a place selling this stuff. It ends with a lighthearted jab about the cheat's 'League' vs 'Rager' aimbot settings.
Also für einen cs:s acc nen Aequ Proof priv. Hack zu verlangen is ziemlich dreist...— strang0r
aequitas ist ein von der esl verwendetes programm das 100 mal besser als vac is...— albert90
league steht das man den in LIEGEN benutzen kann....— albert90
RuneScape Membership Account Sale Confuses the CS-Focused Trading Forum
Guy tries to flog a 'lvl 99 mem acc' in the CS trading forum, nobody knows what he's talking about
A member calling himself ijusk03du posted in the Trading > Other Trades section trying to sell what turned out to be a RuneScape membership account, listing off in-game loot and offering to trade for Maplestory or Steam accounts with a middleman. The thread quickly derailed into confusion, since most of the community had no idea what 'Mem' even meant on a Counter-Strike-focused forum, with staff and regulars poking fun and asking for screenshots. It ends on a cautionary note from a member warning that publicly advertising the account could get it banned by Jagex.
What the hell is Mem?— Shifty
membership it costs $$— Cud
Congrats Now if JAGeX read that or someone reports it they will watch the account and once they see it logged in from a completely different IP it will get disabled.— bobbafett07
Steam Account for RS Money
Wayneo01 wants to trade his loaded Steam account for Runescape gold — the offers get weird fast.
A member named wayneo01 tries to offload a multi-game Steam account (CS:S, Garry's Mod, Stubbs the Zombie among the games bundled) for Runescape currency or items, sweetening the pot over a couple months as he racks up unwanted accounts. Various members counter with RS gold amounts, whole RS accounts, and even trade offers of other Steam accounts, with one user calling out an obviously scammy 'give you my whole maxed account for gold' offer. Classic early cross-game barter thread from the era when Steam accounts and Runescape gold were both hot currency on cheat/trading forums.
Obvious scam.. why would you give an entire account with millions of gold when all he asked for was gold..— Sideways
150k? lol— fizzer
i got 1.5 mill css + gmod for it ?— jcomp6
[RLS] Counter Strike 1.6 Digital Zone!
chaser drops a no-Steam CS 1.6 client and the thread turns into a two-year game of 'unhide plz'
A December 2008 release thread in the Counter Strike 1.6 subforum where member chaser posted a link (since removed) to a 'DigitalZone v28' non-Steam version of CS 1.6, admittedly unchecked for viruses. The replies are almost entirely low-effort 'unhide' bumps from members trying to reveal the hidden download link, stretching out over months into early-to-mid 2009. A brief side-discussion breaks out about the technical difference between non-Steam and WON/DigitalZone CS clients and whether they support online play. Classic filler-reply culture of the era, padding post counts on a warez-adjacent release thread.
Haven't checked for viruses so if someone wants to post a virus report that would be nice.— chaser
non-steam is better, there you can play online.. i think you can play online on the digitalzone one too, if i'm not mistaken.— f0wh
UNHIDE FOOLZ— OmfgzATree
[WTS] $5 'How To Get Free CS:GO Skins' Guide
A member sells a $5 skins guide, staff demand vouch copies before anyone trusts it, and PayPal breaks halfway through the sale.
In the Regular Sellers District marketplace, user Leetraw advertised a $5 guide claiming to teach a method for getting free CS:GO skins, offering Skype support and a couple of free 'vouch copies' to build credibility. Regulars and VIPs like Lawliet, Bangerz, and FlareBunny weighed in on marketplace etiquette, noting only staff should get vouch copies to properly vet sellers, while others (NRG, razvyx89) pressed for details on time investment, risk, and legitimacy before buying. One buyer, sarkiris, ran into a PayPal currency error but ultimately completed payment another way and left a positive vouch, and a passing accusation that the guide was just a recycled 'you got hacked' scheme was denied by the seller. It's a small, characteristic slice of the forum's grey-market skin-trading economy and its informal trust system built on vouches and staff reputation.
Keep in mind only staff can take vouch copies— Lawliet
+Vouch!! Legit seller, paypal wasn't working for me so he accepted another offer would buy from him again.— sarkiris
Its probably the same leaked method everywhere. "You got hacked" method by yourself.— uglydewey
Best VAC2-Proof Hack for CS 1.6?
A newbie asks for the 'best' undetected CS 1.6 hack — and gets a parade of half-answers, plugs, and one guy who just misses NKHack's right-click headshot button.
A low-effort but classic Fkn0wned thread from late 2007 where a member asks which cheat is the best bet against VAC2 detection for Counter-Strike 1.6, floating Headzots v2.1 as his pick. Replies trickle in over about a week with other members chiming in about configurability, aimbot keybinds, and pointing toward SourceIndustries and other tools, while one poster reminisces fondly about NKHack's right-click headshot feature. Regular names like rnie, Sonikk (a Supervisor), and Legit_Hacks show up to offer casual advice, giving it the feel of a routine 'what hack should I use' thread typical of the era rather than any major drama.
nkhack was the awesome hack ever! I LOVE THE FEATURE WHEN YOU RIGHT CLICK YOU SHOOT THEIR HEAD!— HERRORARA
check releases, look for the most updated hacks if ya doont want to get banned— rnie
You can set the aimbot key for almost any hack with a cvar / config file..— Sonikk
CJ+LJ Script Request Thread
A guy asks for a crouch-jump script in 2008 — the thread limps on for a year until a mod nukes the leechers
stRunF11 opened a simple request in the Scripting subforum for a crouch-jump/long-jump script hitting specific distance targets. The thread went dormant for months, then attracted a slow trickle of low-post-count members who each posted a single word — 'unhide' — apparently trying to reveal hidden content rather than actually help. The running joke of members mistyping/misreading 'unhide' as 'unhinde' got a laugh from VIP member egaMi, and the thread was eventually shut down by banned-but-still-posting mod Spaz, who called out the leeching and locked it.
hi i rly need a cj and lj script:-/ the cj over 270~,and the lj over 255,some1 has one of theese?:)— stRunF11
hahahaah LOL @ unhinde ahaha— egaMi
There is nothing to unhide leeching faggots /closed— Spaz
Perfect Bunny Hop Script (Fkn0wned)
A guy just wants a working bhop script — a year later, the thread's still getting gravedug for 'thx' and 'cool'
Member shadoninja opens the thread in April 2007 asking for a 'perfect' bunny hop script that keeps full speed jump after jump, complaining that every script he's found only works sometimes. Regulars like pyeman and ernest explain that a true scripted bhop isn't really possible since the client scripting language has no loop command, and that the smooth bhopping seen in cheats is hardcoded into hacks rather than done via script. The technical discussion wraps up quickly, but the thread lingers for over a year as low-effort bumps ('cool', 'thx', 'wow i never knew this') keep it alive until Ernie finally calls out the gravedigging in early 2008.
thats because there is no loop command the only way for a perfect bunnyhop is to learn how or to use hacks— pyeman
there are no b-hop scripts, cause there is no loop command... so... end of discussion, stop asking for b-hop— ernest
you fucking idiots, gravedigg— Ernie
RCON Password Hack Script by CioNide
A 2008 CS:Source exploit script that promised free rcon and admin — with wildly mixed results
In this Scripting subforum thread, member CioNide posted a script (credited to 'uselessx') that abused Source engine entity commands to try to seize rcon control and grant Mani Admin privileges on Counter-Strike: Source servers with sv_cheats enabled. The replies are classic era-appropriate chaos: some members reported it doing nothing, one said it crashed a server, others debated whether it needed sv_cheats or old eventscripts to function, and a rival 'old' version using ent_fire give got name-dropped too. It ends up less a working exploit and more a time capsule of low-effort script-kiddie tinkering, skepticism, and a couple of grateful newbies.
It doesnt.— -Darkness-
Bit of a bump, but I did this and it crashed the server lol! Said it was successful, but it crashed =\.— Noez
THANK YOU BRO!! YOUR THE BOMB MAN.— calvino196
Shine's MapleStory HackShield Bypass (GMS 85)
A member named Shine drops a HackShield bypass for MapleStory — and gets a polite 'what does this do?' from an admin.
A short-lived release thread in the MMORPG's subforum where a member called Shine posted a tool claiming to bypass MapleStory's HackShield anti-cheat so other hacking tools (like a 'Rod Trainer') could run undetected on GMS version 85. An admin, ap3x, asked what it actually did, Shine explained its purpose, and a couple of members thanked him. It's a small, low-drama snapshot of the forum's cheat-release culture around 2010, typical of the site's PC Gaming/MMORPG's section.
This Bypasses HackShield from detecting any trainers or other tools for hacking MapleStory.— Shine
What exactly does this do?— ap3x
Thanks Dude :D— venzin
Cracked WoW Glider Bot Release Thread
The classic 'unhide plz' thread — a cracked WoW Glider botting tool from the fkn0wned MMORPG's forum, 2008
In August 2008, longtime member rhion82 posted a cracked version of Glider, the notorious World of Warcraft grinding bot, along with 'packs' (profiles) for it, claiming it had been tested on live 2.4.3 servers without triggering a ban. The thread follows the classic hidden-content pattern: a wall of members replying with 'unhide' or brief thanks just to unlock the download, mixed with a few genuine questions from users unfamiliar with what Glider actually did and one member (Haxor-pro) reporting technical trouble getting the crack to run. It's a small, mundane slice of the era's cheat-sharing culture — low drama, just a functional botting tool being passed around and casually normalized ('use at your own risk').
Well if you know how to work it and know how not to get caught it will be fine on a real account.— rhion82
MMO glider goes round killing mobs repeatedly for you whilst away from your computer gaining experience.— horner
unhide plx :]— wanssi
[VAC2DETECTED] Neferty VIP 1.5.9.2
A VAC2-flagged multihack drop, forty replies of 'ty' and someone still asking how the hax0r gods do it
A September 2007 release-board post by member rnie sharing 'Neferty VIP 1.5.9.2', a CS:S/DOD:S multihack credited to coder Anubis82, complete with a feature rundown (aimbot, ESP, wallhack, bunnyhop, etc.) and a virus-scan report — despite the thread title flagging it as already VAC2 detected. The reply chain is the classic low-effort release-thread churn: quick thanks, a couple of jokes about how these hacks get cracked, and members saying they'd test it on a cheat server. Nothing dramatic happens; it's just a snapshot of the site's day-to-day cheat-sharing culture and its cast of low-post-count 'Noobs' alongside veteran 1000-Club regulars.
hmmmm ill try it on a cheat server.— DoG::mp3
How the fuxor did they hack these ^^— Tundergun
I know people that crack these hacks— rnie