Sep 10, 2016 11:20 PM
(This post was last modified: Sep 11, 2016 07:57 AM by Motiv.)
I joined HackForums about two years ago, and it amazes me to look back and see where I started and where I am now. When I first joined, I was the stereotypical new user that was looking for RATs and web stressers. I never expected to still be here years later.
I started out by learning about RATs and just being an idiot. Not too long later I opened up my first DoXing service named DoX by Velox, my old username. I literally thought I knew everything about DoXing since I had read like two guides. I would provide people basic info for a cheap price, and I actually enjoyed doing it.
At this point, I learned about groups on HF, and thought they were these super exclusive cliques that you had to be super spooky to get into. Not too long after applying, I was accepted into L' Appel Du Vide, a group owned by Hexadecimal. This sparked my interest in my now favorite section, SRPP. The discussions on there led me into politics, and taking everything into a deeper level of thinking, and it's a place where I find myself constantly still. It's always fun to have debates there as well on various topics. This was my most active section, and probably still is.
After I joined L' Appel Du Vide, I was accepted into Titans as a participant of the carnival. I quickly fell in love with the community vibe the group gave off. I'm not sure if it was because of that, or the simple fact that I dominated everyone in 8 Ball Pool on Miniclip. I always got called out for hacks left and right, and ended up racking in a nice amount of points. I think my prize was Red Sox giving me a lifetime subscription to vDos haha. After the carnival ended, I was voted into the group as a member.
A little while after that, I began venturing into gambling with CSGO. Me and a couple other members got some skins with values upwards of $1k, and went and gambled my way up to $6,000. I proceeded to lose it all after one of the members turned on me and scammed me for my items.
Not too long after getting scammed out of $6k worth of items in CSGO, I joined the group Pirates. I was amazed at the activity of the group, but it was short lived when the group was sold.
Fast forward through some time of inactivity, and I was just bein active in the gaming sections, mainly talking about CSGO, even though I'm not any good. Fast forward even further through a time where I didn't do anything, and I'm a part of the Minecrafters group. We launched a Towny server and I was basically a moderator without a rank. I think I put a good 40 hours into that server within the first week and a half, and I was discouraged to know that all the time was spent on nothing, since Realizm closed it two weeks later. He noticed how active I was, and that I really enjoyed the group, so I was made a leader of Minectafters. It was a lot of fun meeting everyone in that group, but now Titans is back :)
Currently, I'm a leader of Titans. I could not be more excited to be a part of what I think is one of the most renowned groups, and I'm looking forward to the projects and events we have planned for the community.
To sum up my experience, it has been mostly positive. I've met a lot of nice people on here, and I just try to disregard the bad ones. If I had to pick one aspect about HackForums, it would be the connections that people can make. There are a lot of people here willing to teach and share knowledge, and it's something you can't find in many other places.
There are some members that have assisted me on my journey, and I'd like to give thanks.
Night Fury -
Damn we talk a lot, haha. Last year in August I messaged this user about an interesting SRPP topic. He replied. This spiraled into us talking NEARLY every day via PM for the past YEAR. I'm surprised you're not sick of me to be honest! I'm pretty sure I've gone to this user with every single problem I've had in my life for the past year, and he has given me advice or a solution no matter what the case or circumstances. Not sure where I'd be without you, and I thank you for everything. I really do appreciate it.
Realizm -
When I first joined Titans as a participant, you were someone that I looked up to. You were an HF "idol" of sorts, and a few months back, you took a chance on me as leader of your group. Thank you for giving me a chance, and I won't let you down.
ViewsFromThe6ix -
No, I don't hate you.
Intelligent Sin -
After being on HF for a few months, I saw you constantly in the SRPP section, and you were seemingly intelligent, no pun intended. You didn't even know who I was, but I looked up to you more than anyone else on this forum.
Criminal -
I don't talk to you much personally, but you are ALWAYS releasing your method for private investigation to help others who care enough to listen and learn. Thanks :)
I'm looking forward to many more years of experience on HackForums, thanks for everything.
I started out by learning about RATs and just being an idiot. Not too long later I opened up my first DoXing service named DoX by Velox, my old username. I literally thought I knew everything about DoXing since I had read like two guides. I would provide people basic info for a cheap price, and I actually enjoyed doing it.
At this point, I learned about groups on HF, and thought they were these super exclusive cliques that you had to be super spooky to get into. Not too long after applying, I was accepted into L' Appel Du Vide, a group owned by Hexadecimal. This sparked my interest in my now favorite section, SRPP. The discussions on there led me into politics, and taking everything into a deeper level of thinking, and it's a place where I find myself constantly still. It's always fun to have debates there as well on various topics. This was my most active section, and probably still is.
After I joined L' Appel Du Vide, I was accepted into Titans as a participant of the carnival. I quickly fell in love with the community vibe the group gave off. I'm not sure if it was because of that, or the simple fact that I dominated everyone in 8 Ball Pool on Miniclip. I always got called out for hacks left and right, and ended up racking in a nice amount of points. I think my prize was Red Sox giving me a lifetime subscription to vDos haha. After the carnival ended, I was voted into the group as a member.
A little while after that, I began venturing into gambling with CSGO. Me and a couple other members got some skins with values upwards of $1k, and went and gambled my way up to $6,000. I proceeded to lose it all after one of the members turned on me and scammed me for my items.
Not too long after getting scammed out of $6k worth of items in CSGO, I joined the group Pirates. I was amazed at the activity of the group, but it was short lived when the group was sold.
Fast forward through some time of inactivity, and I was just bein active in the gaming sections, mainly talking about CSGO, even though I'm not any good. Fast forward even further through a time where I didn't do anything, and I'm a part of the Minecrafters group. We launched a Towny server and I was basically a moderator without a rank. I think I put a good 40 hours into that server within the first week and a half, and I was discouraged to know that all the time was spent on nothing, since Realizm closed it two weeks later. He noticed how active I was, and that I really enjoyed the group, so I was made a leader of Minectafters. It was a lot of fun meeting everyone in that group, but now Titans is back :)
Currently, I'm a leader of Titans. I could not be more excited to be a part of what I think is one of the most renowned groups, and I'm looking forward to the projects and events we have planned for the community.
To sum up my experience, it has been mostly positive. I've met a lot of nice people on here, and I just try to disregard the bad ones. If I had to pick one aspect about HackForums, it would be the connections that people can make. There are a lot of people here willing to teach and share knowledge, and it's something you can't find in many other places.
There are some members that have assisted me on my journey, and I'd like to give thanks.
Night Fury -
Damn we talk a lot, haha. Last year in August I messaged this user about an interesting SRPP topic. He replied. This spiraled into us talking NEARLY every day via PM for the past YEAR. I'm surprised you're not sick of me to be honest! I'm pretty sure I've gone to this user with every single problem I've had in my life for the past year, and he has given me advice or a solution no matter what the case or circumstances. Not sure where I'd be without you, and I thank you for everything. I really do appreciate it.
Realizm -
When I first joined Titans as a participant, you were someone that I looked up to. You were an HF "idol" of sorts, and a few months back, you took a chance on me as leader of your group. Thank you for giving me a chance, and I won't let you down.
ViewsFromThe6ix -
No, I don't hate you.
Intelligent Sin -
After being on HF for a few months, I saw you constantly in the SRPP section, and you were seemingly intelligent, no pun intended. You didn't even know who I was, but I looked up to you more than anyone else on this forum.
Criminal -
I don't talk to you much personally, but you are ALWAYS releasing your method for private investigation to help others who care enough to listen and learn. Thanks :)
I'm looking forward to many more years of experience on HackForums, thanks for everything.
"A man with nothing that he loves... is a man who cannot be bargained. A man that cannot betrayed. A man who answers to no one... but himself."
