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A Positive Force in the ESO Community
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Hello,
I wanted to take a moment to recognize someone who I believe has made a positive contribution to the ESO community. If there's a more appropriate section for this, please feel free to move it.
I've been playing ESO since beta, which means I've had the opportunity to experience the community through its best moments and its worst. Over the years I've seen countless guilds, streamers, raid leaders, and community figures come and go. Because of that, I don't make recommendations lightly.
One person who has consistently stood out to me is HellsXGaming.
In a game where it's easy for communities to become divided by faction rivalries, egos, or drama, Hells has built a community that is welcoming, respectful, and genuinely enjoyable to be part of. New players are encouraged rather than ridiculed, questions are answered patiently, and people of all skill levels are given a place to participate.
What I appreciate most is that the atmosphere doesn't change when things aren't going well. Whether the group is winning or losing, whether the campaign is crowded or quiet, the focus remains on enjoying the game and helping others enjoy it as well.
Beyond the stream itself, Hells has helped create a guild and community that reflects those same values. Players regularly come together for PvP, PvE, social events, and helping one another learn the game. The community includes veterans who have been playing for years as well as brand-new players, yet everyone is treated with the same level of respect. In an online gaming environment where communities can often become fragmented or exclusionary, that sense of belonging is something worth recognizing.
After more than a decade in ESO, I can honestly say that communities like this are not something I take for granted. They are one of the reasons many of us continue logging in year after year.
ESO benefits from players who bring people together, and in my experience, Hells has done exactly that.
If you're looking for a positive ESO community, a place to learn, laugh, and enjoy the game with others, I highly recommend checking out
I wanted to take a moment to recognize someone who I believe has made a positive contribution to the ESO community. If there's a more appropriate section for this, please feel free to move it.
I've been playing ESO since beta, which means I've had the opportunity to experience the community through its best moments and its worst. Over the years I've seen countless guilds, streamers, raid leaders, and community figures come and go. Because of that, I don't make recommendations lightly.
One person who has consistently stood out to me is HellsXGaming.
In a game where it's easy for communities to become divided by faction rivalries, egos, or drama, Hells has built a community that is welcoming, respectful, and genuinely enjoyable to be part of. New players are encouraged rather than ridiculed, questions are answered patiently, and people of all skill levels are given a place to participate.
What I appreciate most is that the atmosphere doesn't change when things aren't going well. Whether the group is winning or losing, whether the campaign is crowded or quiet, the focus remains on enjoying the game and helping others enjoy it as well.
Beyond the stream itself, Hells has helped create a guild and community that reflects those same values. Players regularly come together for PvP, PvE, social events, and helping one another learn the game. The community includes veterans who have been playing for years as well as brand-new players, yet everyone is treated with the same level of respect. In an online gaming environment where communities can often become fragmented or exclusionary, that sense of belonging is something worth recognizing.
After more than a decade in ESO, I can honestly say that communities like this are not something I take for granted. They are one of the reasons many of us continue logging in year after year.
ESO benefits from players who bring people together, and in my experience, Hells has done exactly that.
If you're looking for a positive ESO community, a place to learn, laugh, and enjoy the game with others, I highly recommend checking out
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DestroyerPewnack✭✭✭✭✭I watched some parts of his last Youtube stream. Seems like a cool dude. Thanks for letting us know about him.
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Kickimanjaro✭✭✭✭I only know him as an adversary and leader of my enemies, but I appreciate him all the same, definitely deserves recognition as a positive force for good in Tamriel.good thoughts, good words, good actions4 -
Silent_JoshSoul ShrivenI have been a casual ESO PvP'er for the last six years or so. Started off on DC and EP and just couldn't find a home. I was introduced to Hells outside of Cyrodil as a part of a trading guild. He seemed pretty cool, for a goober and all. Out of the blue one day, I get an invitation, private message, from Hells to come join his raid group on AD. I had an AD toon, wasn't quite geared up, but I joined him for his run.
To say I learned a ton that day would be an understatement. This guy was coaching builds, leading raids, pulling in zergs while we all mowed them down. I was hooked. I'm not sayin this guy is "squeeky clean" but he's a lot closer to Andy Griffith than and Uber Toxic Zone Commander. Since that first run I have ported every character I have over to AD and that is the only faction I will run for going on 3 years now.
His followers in the community are great. You will never need for any info, build advice or help in the game. I am sure all of this stems from his leadership of the guild. Hells is more than just a guild leader or raid leader, he's the friend you haven't made yet.1