History Awesome / HellFireCommentaries

* Their podcast on [[LetsPlay/TheKingOfHate DarkSydePhill]], for how his attitude reflects badly on the gaming community and those who have a Website/YouTube career.

* Their podcast on [[LetsPlay/TheKingOfHate DarkSydePhill]], not so much for attacking him as an AcceptableTarget, but for how his attitude reflects badly on the gaming community and those who have a Website/YouTube career.

Helldragon's ClusterFBomb, as seen in the main page, most definitely qualifies.
** [=NTom=] defeating the final boss of ''Luigi's Mansion'' with only ''5% of his health left''.
** [=NTom=], [=greatzombieron=], and [=IRTundraboy=] reading out this very page during the ''Half-Life 2'' playthrough. At least to us...
** During the ''VideoGame/SonicUnleashed'' playthrough, Tom and Fastest Thing Alive would often compare the [=PS360=] version of the game with the [=WiiS2=] version to see which was superior, with Tom on the 360-side, and FTA on the Wii-side. At the end, what version does Gareth ultimately think is the definitive version?

** Finishing off [[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII Xal]][[ThatOneBoss din]] with the Goofy Rocket. Oh, hell yeah!
*** Topped by the final blow against [[strike:Storm Rider]] Derp-Dragon, and the ''Slide. Vertigo. Toss.'' Even [=TheHelldragon=] is awed.
** [=NTom=] catching Victini with a normal Pokeball on [[VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite Pokémon Black]]: The Nuzlocke live stream.
** Tom beating the Grandmaster Galaxy Perfect Run for the first time ever. Live.

* Their podcast on [[LetsPlay/TheKingOfHate DarkSydePhill]], not so much for attacking him as an AcceptableTarget, but for how his attitude reflects badly on the gaming community and those who have a YouTube career.

* Their podcast on [[Creator/TheKingOfHate DarkSydePhill]], not so much for attacking him as an AcceptableTarget, but for how his attitude reflects badly on the gaming community and those who have a YouTube career.

** [=NTom=], [=greatzombieron=], and [=IRTundraboy=] reading out this very page during the ''Half-Life 2'' playthrough. [[OneOfUs At least to us...]]

* The final run of the Nintendothon, Johnny's 100% run of Super Mario Sunshine, a 19-hour slog which strained Johnny's patience to its limit. But it was all worth it when, despite early expectations, they raised even more money than the Sonic-a-thon.

* Tom successfully taking out a robber using stealth in part 6 of the Heavy Rain playthrough.
* Donnie managed to run Sonic Spinball in the Sonic-A-Thon FLAWLESSLY and beat the game LIVE for the first time without losing a life. Needless to say he was ecstatic.
* DigitalAlchemist took on Shadow the Hedgehog's final boss during the Sonic-A-Thon. It was his first time ever fighting the boss, so he was basically going in blind. Not only did he beat the final boss for the first time, he did it ''without losing a single life''.

* At the end of the ''VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon'' playthrough, Tom and Helldragon have one last hurrah in a final Hellfire Versus of sorts, taking their teams against one another online. On the first match, a 3-on-3, Helldragon decisively stomped Tom, but Tom came back in the Doubles round with an overwhelming victory. In the final match, a true full-team battle, Tom got THD down to his last three Pokemon with him having four remaining -- one of those three, his ''tank'' no less, down to a ''sliver'' of health, and Tom had nearly all type advantages to THD's remainders in store. Ordinarily, every time Helldragon's been so disadvantaged against Tom, he'll summarily lose. ''Not this time.'' [[HeroicSecondWind THD made a comeback via a timely combo of Quick Claw and Volt Switch]], cleaning out Tom's remainders --[[TheAce Starter]] included-- crowning his last day on HFC with a victory. The icing on the cake, the final Pokemon of Tom's he had to take down before he could take his leave? ''THD''.

* During the ''[[VideoGame/{{Octodad}} Octodad: Dadliest Catch]]'' playthrough, Tom manages to get through the most difficult part of ThatOneLevel, walking across a narrow beam, on his ''first try''.

* The final run of the Nintendothon, Johnny's 100% run of Super Mario Sunshine, a 19-hour slog which strained Johnny's patience to its limit. But it was all worth it when, despite early expectations, they raised even more money than the Sonic-a-thon.

--> '''Tom:''' I've had a couple of people say to me, "You wanting to discuss this, officially, in a video is kind of petty". On some level I can agree with that, but the thing is, you don't get rid of a problem by ignoring it and Phil is a problem. He represents the absolute worst of the gaming community and if you allow that to fester and you allow that to grow, which is what he wants, he wants his fanbase to be ignorant as possible, so they keep tuning in and filling his coffers and that's how he's able to make a living, by doing the absolute least amount of work possible and gaining the biggest profit margin. That's no way to treat your fanbase. These people, especially in the case of [[LetsPlay/HellfireCommentaries Hellfire Comms]], literally put their hands in their pockets to support you and you offer them just the bare essentials. I don't agree with that and I never will, to be honest.

--> '''Tom:''' I've had a couple of people say to me, "You wanting to discuss this, officially, in a video is kind of petty". On some level I can agree with that, but the thing is, you don't get rid of a problem by ignoring it and Phil is a problem. He represents the absolute worst of the gaming community and if you allow that to fester and you allow that to grow, which is what he wants, he wants his fanbase to be ignorant as possible, so they keep tuning in and filling his coffers and that's how he's able to make a living, by doing the absolute least amount of work possible and gaining the biggest profit margin. That's no way to treat your fanbase. These people, especially in the case of HellfireComms, literally put their hands in their pockets to support you and you offer them just the bare essentials. I don't agree with that and I never will, to be honest.

* During HellfireComms' 2013 Zeldathon, thanks to some very large (and also many, many small) donations from viewers, $9146.43 was raised for the charity Child's Play. The viewer count was high throughout the marathon, and peaked on the first day with 1000 viewers. More than $1000 was raised on the first day.

--> '''Tom:''' I've had a couple of people say to me, "You wanting to discuss this, officially, in a video is kind of petty. On some level I can agree with that, but the thing is, you don't get rid of a problem by ignoring it and Phil is a problem. He represents the absolute worst of the gaming community and if you allow that to fester and you allow that to grow, which is what he wants, he wants his fanbase to be ignorant as possible, so they keep tuning in and filling his coffers and that's how he's able to make a living, by doing the absolute least amount of work possible and gaining the biggest profit margin. That's no way to treat your fanbase. These people, especially in the case of HellfireComms, literally put their hands in their pockets to support you and you offer them just the bare essentials. I don't agree with that and I never will, to be honest.

** On top of that, DigitalAlcehmist finished the battle with less than 10 rings and it was looking like he was indeed going to lose!

** This was blown out of the water in the Sonic-A-Thon, where in the first day not only was in ONE donation on day one for a $1,000 donation, they raised at LEAST $4,600 before they finished the first game!

* Donnie managed to run SonicSpinball in the Sonic-A-Thon FLAWLESSLY and beat the game LIVE for the first time without losing a life, needless to say he was ecstatic.
* DigitalAlchemist took on Shadow the Hedgehog's final boss during the Sonic-a-Thon. It was his first time ever fighting the boss, so he was basically going in blind. Not only did he beat the final boss for the first time, he did it ''without losing a single life''.
** On Top of that, DigitalAlcehmist finished the battle with less than 10 rings and it was looking like he was indeed going to lose!

* DigitalAlchemist took on Shadow the Hedgehog's final boss during the Sonic-a-Thon. It was his first time ever fighting the boss, so he was basically going in blind. Not only did he beat the final boss for the first time, he did it ''without losing a single life''.

* Donnie managed to run SonicSpinball in the Sonic-A-Thon FLAWLESSLY and beat the game LIVE for the first time without losing a life, needless to say he was ecstatic.

* Donnie managed to run SonicSpinbal in the Sonic-A-Thon FLAWLESSLY and beat the game LIVE for the first time without losing a life, needless to say he was ecstatic.

* Tom successfully taking out a robber using stealth in part 6 of the Heavy Rain playthrough.

** This was blown out of the water in the Sonic-A-Thon, where in the first day not only was in ONE donation on day one for a 1,000$ donation, they raised at LEAST 4,000$ before they finished the first game!

* During HellfireComms' 2013 Zeldathon, thanks to some very large (and also many, many small) donations from viewers, $9146.43 was raised for the charity Child's Play. The viewer count was high throughout the marathon, and peaked on the first day with 1000 viewers. More than $1000 was raised on the first day.