Post: What did you do before NGU?
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07-23-2010, 03:58 PM
#1
Omniplasma
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For me, I used to do nothing but skateboard, but when I wasn't skating I'd play Tony Hawks American Wasteland online, it had a great community and a lot of players, made some friends I still talk to on that game. After a while of playing that game I started seeing some people using codes/mods, so I went and got myself a gameshark and used codes I found on the web; but I decided to take it a little farther. I met up with a guy named Tyler who at the time was a pretty big hacker on the THPS series, I guess you could say he took me under his wing and taught me everything I needed to know, and him and I continued to revolutionize hacking on the THPS series, hacking codes that the other big hackers said were impossible. I had my own website for THPS and Socom communities, until it later died due to THPS servers going offline.
After THPS games, I moved on to hack Socom using the knowledge I got from hacking THAW, I was a Global Moderator on one of the biggest Socom sites around at the time near 100k members, so by then I was pretty well-known for that as long as hacking the game. That website eventually shut down as well due to on-going server problems and the owner not having enough money to keep fixing it. I do miss that site and the friends I made there.
[ame=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHVeQj9ySR8]YouTube - Socom CA Codes by Cheaterslounge - Part 1[/ame]
After Socom I got my ps3 and played cod4, I got to 10th 55 legit before I even knew about hacks on there, I remember when colored tags and shit were big and eventually got patched. WaW never really did it for me, so I kinda stuck with cod4 and GTA IV for the most part of the time I've had my ps3 until mw2. Now I don't play my ps3 nearly as much as I used to, its just not the same. Mw2 sucks and the cod4 community is slowly dying even more.
Well there's my e-life story, I'm curious to hear some others.
07-24-2010, 07:12 PM
#30
NeedaMilfSoon
In my man cave
Originally posted by AceVirus
I'm interested to see what games people played, what systems, etc. before they came to NGU, since most of us now play cod.
For me, I used to do nothing but skateboard, but when I wasn't skating I'd play Tony Hawks American Wasteland online, it had a great community and a lot of players, made some friends I still talk to on that game. After a while of playing that game I started seeing some people using codes/mods, so I went and got myself a gameshark and used codes I found on the web; but I decided to take it a little farther. I met up with a guy named Tyler who at the time was a pretty big hacker on the THPS series, I guess you could say he took me under his wing and taught me everything I needed to know, and him and I continued to revolutionize hacking on the THPS series, hacking codes that the other big hackers said were impossible. I had my own website for THPS and Socom communities, until it later died due to THPS servers going offline.
After THPS games, I moved on to hack Socom using the knowledge I got from hacking THAW, I was a Global Moderator on one of the biggest Socom sites around at the time near 100k members, so by then I was pretty well-known for that as long as hacking the game. That website eventually shut down as well due to on-going server problems and the owner not having enough money to keep fixing it. I do miss that site and the friends I made there.
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After Socom I got my ps3 and played cod4, I got to 10th 55 legit before I even knew about hacks on there, I remember when colored tags and shit were big and eventually got patched. WaW never really did it for me, so I kinda stuck with cod4 and GTA IV for the most part of the time I've had my ps3 until mw2. Now I don't play my ps3 nearly as much as I used to, its just not the same. Mw2 sucks and the cod4 community is slowly dying even more.
Well there's my e-life story, I'm curious to hear some others.
For me, I used to do nothing but skateboard, but when I wasn't skating I'd play Tony Hawks American Wasteland online, it had a great community and a lot of players, made some friends I still talk to on that game. After a while of playing that game I started seeing some people using codes/mods, so I went and got myself a gameshark and used codes I found on the web; but I decided to take it a little farther. I met up with a guy named Tyler who at the time was a pretty big hacker on the THPS series, I guess you could say he took me under his wing and taught me everything I needed to know, and him and I continued to revolutionize hacking on the THPS series, hacking codes that the other big hackers said were impossible. I had my own website for THPS and Socom communities, until it later died due to THPS servers going offline.
After THPS games, I moved on to hack Socom using the knowledge I got from hacking THAW, I was a Global Moderator on one of the biggest Socom sites around at the time near 100k members, so by then I was pretty well-known for that as long as hacking the game. That website eventually shut down as well due to on-going server problems and the owner not having enough money to keep fixing it. I do miss that site and the friends I made there.
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After Socom I got my ps3 and played cod4, I got to 10th 55 legit before I even knew about hacks on there, I remember when colored tags and shit were big and eventually got patched. WaW never really did it for me, so I kinda stuck with cod4 and GTA IV for the most part of the time I've had my ps3 until mw2. Now I don't play my ps3 nearly as much as I used to, its just not the same. Mw2 sucks and the cod4 community is slowly dying even more.
Well there's my e-life story, I'm curious to hear some others.
i never got into the call of duty series until i bought waw, and mostly i played zombies and the campaign, i only have 1 game played online for it, then i got mw2 after my friends kept bugging me to get it, so i got it for christmas this past year
but before then i just played game cube and ps2 games
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