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Trade 2 population event

Help us populate the TF2 Division's Flagship Server!

Graphics created by Winterlynx
Host(s): Combine
Event Manager: Combine
When:
Date: Friday, February 21, 2020 Times: 6:00 PM  (PST) - 7:00 PM (MST) - 8:00 PM (CST) - 9:00 PM (EST) Game Server: [HG] Trade #2 Minecraft 2014 | 100% Crits | RTD | GameME (51.81.23.240:27015) Be in the event channel in our TeamSpeak server thirty minutes prior! TS3 IP: hellsgamers.com How to play:
It's a population event join the server for an hour to populate. Who can play:
Friend of HG to council General HG rules:
NO cheats, exploits, glitching, or 3rd party tools that give you an unfair advantage over other players. NO ghosting. DO NOT be disrespectful NO sexual harassment of players. DO NOT be racist or use racist terms. NO useless spamming of the mic, text, or radio. That means no songs/soundbites, especially if fellow clan members or players are complaining. NO recruiting or advertising for other clans in here. DO NOT wear the -hg- / [HG] / HG | tag unless you are a part of HG and are assigned that rank. NO name impersonation of anyone. If you are caught trying to crash or lag the server, you will be permanently banned. Prizes:
Gold account Vip 15,000 credits  

Wealth Bloom

Before the love blooms, the wealth must come first!

It's time for the unbelievable x5 points party! The points must flow!

Graphics created by Snowyamur
Host(s): Snowyamur
Event Manager: Snowyamur
When:
Date: Thursday, February 13, 2020 Times: 8:30 PM PST - 9:30 PM MST - 10:30 PM CST - 11:30 PM EST Game Server: [HG] 24/7 Zombie Survival! | US-East | Live (51.81.23.105:27015) Optionally, feel free to join our event channel on TS3 before the event starts! TS3 IP: hellsgamers.com How to play:
Quintuple (x5) Points will be enabled for the entire event. Who can play:
Everyone! Event rules:
Must be Friend of HG+ to be eligible for the prize(s). Must be Recruit+ to be eligible for the badge. Must be in BOTH the ZS Discord and game server to be eligible for the badge and prize(s). All general HeLLsGamers event rules apply. General HG rules:
NO cheats, exploits, glitching, or 3rd party tools that give you an unfair advantage over other players. NO ghosting. DO NOT be disrespectful NO sexual harassment of players. DO NOT be racist or use racist terms. NO useless spamming of the mic, text, or radio. That means no songs/soundbites, especially if fellow clan members or players are complaining. NO recruiting or advertising for other clans in here. DO NOT wear the -hg- / [HG] / HG | tag unless you are a part of HG and are assigned that rank. NO name impersonation of anyone. If you are caught trying to crash or lag the server, you will be permanently banned. Prizes:
6 VIP account upgrades will be raffled off to participants, 1 per participant.
Badge:

CS:S Man Of The House

Who will be the better team? Who will win the EVGA GPU!?

Graphics created by Winterlynx
Host(s): HG | EddieCam [L] [CE]
Event Manager: HG | EddieCam [L] [CE]
When:
Date: Saturday, February 8th, 2020 Times: 6:30 PM (PST) - 7:30 PM (MST) - 8:30 PM (CST) - 9:30 PM (EST) Game Server: 51.81.23.240:27016 Be in our TS event channel before the event starts! TS3 IP: hellsgamers.com How to play:
Bomb/Defuse.
Work with your team to win more rounds than the opposing team.
 
Who can play:
Everyone! Event rules:
Have to stay the entire duration of the event in order to receive prizes and or badge. Prizes are restricted to HG Recruit+ General HG rules:
NO cheats, exploits, glitching, or 3rd party tools that give you an unfair advantage over other players. NO ghosting. DO NOT be disrespectful. NO sexual harassment of players. DO NOT be racist or use racial terms. NO useless spamming of the mic, text, or radio. That means no songs/soundbites, especially if fellow clan members or players are complaining. NO recruiting or advertising for other clans in here. DO NOT wear the -hg- / [HG] / HG | tag unless you are a part of HG and are assigned that rank. NO name impersonation of anyone. If you are caught trying to crash or lag the server, you will be permanently banned. Prizes:
1st place prize will be an EVGA 1060 GPU SC. The winning team will be placed in a raffle and the winner of the raffle will recieve the prize. Badge:

GFL & HG CS:GO 1v1

HeLLsGamers and Games For Life (GFL) are coming together to host a cross-community CS:GO 1v1 Arena event!
GFL is an ever expanding gaming community, their servers are created, customized and optimized to give every player the gaming experience they deserve.Check out GFL, their servers, and more by visiting their forums here -> https://gflclan.com/
 

Host(s): Games For Life Multi-Game Community (GFL)
Event Manager: HG | Alienware [D]
When:
Date: Saturday, January 11th, 2020 Times: 5:00 PM  (PST) - 6:00 PM (MST) - 7:00 PM (CST) - 8:00 PM (EST) Game Server: [GFLclan.com] 1v1 Arena | US | 128 tick IP: 92.119.148.2:27015 Be in the event channel in our teamspeak server thirty minutes prior! TS3 IP: hellsgamers.com How to play:
Method of competition: 1 versus 1 over 4 different maps The player with the most kills after all 4 maps wins 1st place, down to 3rd place Who can play:
 Sign up by replying to this topic, in order to sign up you must be a recruit + and have CS:GO prime status. 16 people will be chosen from GFL, and 16 will be chosen from HG Event rules:
Have fun! General HG rules:
NO cheats, exploits, glitching, or 3rd party tools that give you an unfair advantage over other players NO ghosting DO NOT be disrespectful NO sexual harassment of players DO NOT be racist or use racist terms NO useless spamming of the mic, text, or radio. That means no songs/soundbites, especially if fellow clan members or players are complaining NO recruiting or advertising for other clans in here DO NOT wear the -hg- / [HG] / HG | tag unless you are a part of HG and are assigned that rank NO name impersonation of anyone If you are caught trying to crash or lag the server, you will be permanently banned Prizes:
1st place prize: 30$ Steam gift card 2nd place prize: 20$ Steam gift card 3rd place prize: 10$ Steam gift card Badge:
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Why Use High Quality Playing Cards For Game Night

SPONSORED ARTICLE
 
Playing card games during family nights or intimate gatherings have always been a tradition. It’s like a universal ice breaker. It doesn’t matter how familiar or indifferent you are to a group of people. You just all start playing Trump or Old Maid and it seems like you’ve known each other forever. Card games are definitely a great way to connect and bond with others. Here’s a cool list: https://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/leisure/traditional-games/10-family-friendly-card-games.htm.
Diversity of Card Games Worldwide
As for the types of games played, it varies per region. However, I would like to point out that many card games have the same variation. They just have different names in different countries. So if ever you get to play with someone who is not from your side of the world, you might be surprised how fast they can catch up with the mechanics. 
Chances are that they have a similar card play in their own country. After all, there is only one too many mechanics you can use for playing. Most of the time, it’s a game of pattern, luck, or memory. But it can also be quite challenging, especially when you play against others in a game of wit. It is fun how you can strategize or use different techniques to get the upper hand in the group. 
More often than not, what starts as a random and friendly suggestion of a game can turn into a full-blown competition among friends and family. I guess people just have that sense of competitiveness within them, no matter how dormant. When challenged, it just oozes out naturally and before you know it, you’re like this raging lion trying to come out on top. Of course, it doesn’t hurt to be competitive every once in a while – especially when you’re with good company that believes in healthy competition among friends as well. Check this out, for instance. 
Instead of worrying about the highly competitive atmosphere, you should be more worried about this one thing:
Can your deck last through game night?
Why Choose High Quality Playing Cards

Game nights can get really heated and competitive in an instant. If you have a crazy big number of participants, you will need more decks as well – a single one can only accommodate 4 or 5 people depending on the play after all. As the games go on, the deck will soon feel the tear and wear of all the shuffling. 
If you’re not using quality cards, chances are they will start rotting before you even reach the peak of your fun during game night. If the deck gives up before the players are even close to getting their fill of the fun, then it can really ruin the whole thing for everyone. This is why you need a good deck that can withstand the heated competition for hours. 
Also, if you’re using them for drinking games, like for King’s Cup for example, you might also want to consider getting a waterproof deck. With all the insane fun going on and people getting drunk all over, a few spills are to be expected. If you’re using an ordinary pack of paper-thin cards, a little water or beer spill can instantly ruin the deck and consequently ruin the fun for the whole gang. Some will start tearing or fading which makes it easier to tell them apart from the rest of the deck. This would definitely kill the excitement of the game. 
If you don’t want a plain, low-quality deck of cards ruining your social events, it’s best to invest in high quality playing cards that are sure to last through the night. Even if the cards don’t get spilled on, they can naturally absorb the moisture that comes from our palms. This makes them bloat overtime. This is why professional casinos have to change the deck they’re dealing every few hours or so. 
Don’t let a bad set of cards ruin the exciting night you have planned out for everybody. A good deck may not just even last through the night – it might last till the next gaming sessions you and your buddies will have. I say it’s a more practical choice even if it does mean having to pay a bigger buck!  
 
 

CS:S New Years At Nuketown

New Year........New K/D on CS:S come and test your skill for a chance to win awesome prizes!

Graphics created by Snowymaur
Host(s): HG | EddieCam [L] [CE]
Event Manager: HG | EddieCam [L] [CE]
When:
Date: Sunday, January 5, 2020 Times: 6:30 PM (PST) - 7:30 PM (MST) - 8:30 PM (CST) - 9:30 PM (EST) Game Server: 51.81.23.240:27016 Be in our TS event channel before the event starts! TS3 IP: hellsgamers.com How to play:
Team Deathmatch.
Kill members of the opposing team.
 
Who can play:
Everyone! Event rules:
Have to stay the entire duration of the event in order to receive prizes and or badge. Prizes are restricted to HG Recruit+ General HG rules:
NO cheats, exploits, glitching, or 3rd party tools that give you an unfair advantage over other players. NO ghosting. DO NOT be disrespectful. NO sexual harassment of players. DO NOT be racist or use racial terms. NO useless spamming of the mic, text, or radio. That means no songs/soundbites, especially if fellow clan members or players are complaining. NO recruiting or advertising for other clans in here. DO NOT wear the -hg- / [HG] / HG | tag unless you are a part of HG and are assigned that rank. NO name impersonation of anyone. If you are caught trying to crash or lag the server, you will be permanently banned. Prizes:
1st place prize will be a Corsair Harpoon RGB wireless gaming mouse.  2nd place price will be an HG mug. 3rd place prize will be a $10 steam card. Badge:

Trade 5 Revival

Join and help us revive our Trade #5 Server on Dec. 27th! 

Graphics created by Admiral MacK
Host(s): [HG] SigBussey [S]
Event Manager: HG | Combine [L], HG | Admiral MacK [CEL] [SM] (backup manager)
When:
Date: Friday, December 27, 2019 Times: 4:00 PM  (PST) - 5:00 PM (MST) - 6:00 PM (CST) - 7:00 PM (EST) Game Server: [HG] Trade 5 Minecraft B45 (51.81.23.247:27015) Be in the event channel in our teamspeak server before the event starts please! How to play:
Since it is a trade server, this is primarily to get the population flow back up! Join and chat to help out. Who can play:
Friend of HG to Council (everyone)! Event rules:
Prizes are restricted to HG Recruit+ Must stay through the entire event to be eligible for prizes General HG rules:
NO cheats, exploits, glitching, or 3rd party tools that give you an unfair advantage over other players. NO ghosting. DO NOT be disrespectful NO sexual harassment of players. DO NOT be racist or use racist terms. NO useless spamming of the mic, text, or radio. That means no songs/soundbites, especially if fellow clan members or players are complaining. NO recruiting or advertising for other clans in here. DO NOT wear the -hg- / [HG] / HG | tag unless you are a part of HG and are assigned that rank. NO name impersonation of anyone. If you are caught trying to crash or lag the server, you will be permanently banned. Prizes:
All participants receive the badge 3 raffles of 10,000 Premium Credits (HG Bux) Badge:

HG HOLIDAY SALE!

It's that time of year again as we celebrate the Holidays! Starting today till New Years you can signup for GOLD+ or VIP+ for yourself or a friend and get 50% OFF your first month!

USE COUPON CODE "HOLIDAY" ON CHECKOUT FOR 50% OFF* VIP+/GOLD+ ACCOUNT UPGRADES
SALE ENDS JANUARY 1ST
 

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The Comeback of Cocktail Arcade Machines

SPONSORED ARTICLE
 
The games that children play have certainly changed over the years. If you do a quick run through gaming history, you would be fascinated at how technology played a huge part in creating new fads and trends in the world of play. But despite all these changes, one thing is for sure: People love themselves some good play time.
Aside from traditional types like outdoor or board games that have been around since forever, the spark of video games started in the late 70’s and 80’s. The very first ones to ever come out were arcade machines and both children and adults got really worked up because of them. There would be these huge arcade centers around town that are jam-packed with players. People would fall in line to get a go on each machine. Children would save up every penny they can scrape off their allowance just to go on a gaming spree on weekends. They would play for hours on end, or just up until their mom comes to the local arcade to move their asses out of the place!
Anyway, those times were definitely golden. It’s an era of gaming that’s hard to match. Luckily, there are still a few centers left for people who still love to do arcade gaming. In Japan, for instance, arcades are still pretty popular and students would often visit them after school. Same goes with many cities in the USA. As long as there are people who like to have some classic fun, I don’t think the arcade culture would ever die out. In recent years, it seems that the theme itself is making a comeback. Read more about this here.
But here I am talking about 80’s stuff when most readers are probably millennials that don’t know the first thing about arcade gaming. So to give you a brief overview, let’s explore the world of gaming one more time. 
What Are Arcade Games?

Back in the day, personal computers were not yet available for commercial use. The computers back then were big and bulky and they would take up a whole lot of space should you take one home. They also had limited functions. They were good for giving electronic commands and analyzing data but they’re far from the personal computers we know today. Let’s just say that they weren’t as advanced back then. However, this didn’t stop people who had a love for games in developing machines that were especially made for gaming.
An arcade game is an entertainment machine that is operated using coins. So whenever you insert a penny or a quarter (the type of coin would depend on how much it costs per play; some arcades also have their own tokens which you can get by exchanging real money), the game boots up and the play begins. Back then, the internet was non-existent too so the games ran on local and private servers which means that while they can interact with nearby machines (e.g. as in the case of multiplayer), it cannot interact with machines that are not locally available. The case is different now since users can practically game with other players who live halfway around the globe thanks to the internet.

Common examples of arcade games are Pacman, Donkey Kong, Space Invaders, Galaga, Street Fighter, Mario Bros., Centipede and so many more. Each machine would only have one type of game so if you would want to play other games, you would have to transfer to a different machine and insert a new coin to start playing. People adored these games. They were classic fun that’s entertaining for both the young and old. The gameplay is simple to understand and it had patterns. Decoding the type of pattern that will help you win the game is part of the fun. It is very unlike today’s video games that are focused more on the immersive experience than the gameplay itself. Check out more here: https://www.techradar.com/news/best-arcade-games.
Family computers came later on and allowed children to play their favorite games at home. It’s a box-type machine that you can connect to your TV at home. You can play more than a hundred classic games including the ones I’ve mentioned above. I think that shift is what started solitary play. People soon favored the idea of playing inside the comforts of their own homes and that toppled the arcade culture down. While there are still shops that remain open to this day, it’s still a far smaller number compared to how many there were 3 or 4 decades ago. 
Not to mention, even restaurants and bowling alleys would have set up their own arcade machines in their respective shops to help entertain waiting customers.      
Is Arcade Gaming Dead?

Hardly. In fact, it’s been making a huge comeback in recent years. Since we’re on the topic, I think a lot of classic and retro stuff and activities are being re-popularized in recent years. I guess there’s just something about the 70’s and 80’s that really stick out to people the most. And I bet even you can’t deny the fact that people seemed to be much livelier and engaging back then. This is why popular media has been taking interest in themes that involve reliving the past. 
I mean, have you watched Adam Sandler’s Pixels in 2015? It was obviously and adamantly promoting arcade culture which was really cool. Pacman got a complete remake as well as other popular characters such as Donkey Kong and Q*bert. If you’ve ever played with them before, you would have loved to see them on the big screen. It’s not too late to download the movie though.
Anyway, this retro gaming culture is slowly but surely gaining popularity again. Companies are even producing cocktail arcade machines now which are perfect for get-together parties or just simple home-gaming. A cocktail arcade machine makes a great addition to your entertainment room at home.
If you’re not too familiar about them, cocktail arcade machines are those classic rectangular gaming machines that resemble coffee tables. The screen is the table top and the controls are on the sides. So the screen is face up and you can play with your drink placed down, thus the term “cocktail.” These machines are really cool and if you love the classics you would definitely want them at home.      
 
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