ResHax Bad, Worse than VG Resource
They are a terrible resource website where they tell you do things yourself instead of doing things for you.
31 August 2026
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Rude and unhelpful
This web forum is full of toxic and selfish people who will not help anyone who comes to it, which is ironic considering it is a forum, a place for people to connect and help one another in the first place. A friend of mine got chastised by them for simply saying that he needed help and that he couldn't tackle a bunch of big tasks all by himself. The irony of that is that their website has a "Zero Tolerance for Disrespect" policy.
I do not recommend going to it.
29 August 2026
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