I mean to be fair you NEED those players holding the obvious routes. Too many times I have teams that try the obvious push and fail and then EVERYONE tried to be a tactical flanking genius and we lose up the gut. Every team needs that cannon fodder direct pusher group of players.
Having patience and being able to read the map is the most important thing (besides building garries). I was the assault on Purple Heart lane (trench gun all day) and I took a huge flank because my team was pinned down. Took me about five minutes of running but I came from behind and started laying down hate. Was able to kill enough and distract enough, even though I got killed, to allow my team to punch through the line and take the point. Moments like that make the five minutes of running well worth it
Meanwhile my civie ass is running around like a chicken with my head cut off, and when I accidentally do pull off a successful flanking maneuver, I immediately soil my pants and cry like a baby...
Dude this is not just Hell Let Loose advice...but life advice. How often do we act before thinking? ALL THE DAMN TIME. All the things you said were obvious (not an insult), but impatience keeps us from even thinking about the obvious. Great video man. I really appreciate it as a HLL noobie.
This is one of the best strategy videos of HLL i could find. It is well explained and helps you think of strategies by yourself, not only copy strategies you saw online. Nice work, soldier!
Man, this was REALLY helpful. I appreciate the tips. The way you explained the map and enemy positions was great and got me excited to try again with these tips. Subbed. 🙂
There's one apparent mistake I see you make in this video a few times - do not sprint when you're in close proximity to enemies. The increased ADS time will often get you killed. It's not necessary to preaim always but it can be helpful, but at least just walking makes it so you can instantly aim if you spot someone. It's actually the reason you get killed at the end of the video.
even the kill hungry blueberry has delayed gratification. i spawn in *blows up. spawn in *headshot. spawn in *blow up again. Spawn in, run for 10mins and catch a stray bullet.
A great metric for assessing if you had a critical impact on the match is “# of Squad Leaders killed”. Win or lose, if you are killing the enemy SL’s, this indicates you were targeting the enemy effectively, that you were impacting their critical pushes and defenses.
Press M. It’s not hard to figure out. Objectives are marked. Strongpoint is the black circles around the active point(s). Zoom in and out with mouse wheel. Your KDR means nothing in this game. Absolutely nothing. Let that sink in. Any time you die, you should immediately hit escape and redeploy 99.9% of the time, unless you happen to have a medic < 30m of you, using his mic, and saying he’s coming. Even in those cases it’s usually better to redeploy. Map knowledge wins games more than your aim does in this game. Knowing popular positions and knowing where you are is so important I can’t stress it enough. Squad leaders and commanders who know the maps/points inside and out with a couple friends are better than a clueless squad of twice as many players.
Cracking vid, mate. Two weeks into the game and I’m starting to think like my old soldier self. Yesterday I had my first positive kill ratio, but it was in my decision making where I found more satisfaction. I find that the hardest thing for me is lack of tactical knowledge of the maps. Do you have any recommendations for resources on learning them better? Cheers
If you can learn what constitutes what on the map, for example, a trench being a dark thin band or a house being a dark rectangle then you don't need to learn the map but rather read it for the in the moment decision making. Map knowledge is still important but being able to read is more important in my opinion. Also congratulations on getting a positive kd match
@@brynntall6811 cheers matey, I’m using my army map reading skill(?), which hasn’t been employed in 25 years, to slowly get back in the groove. I should know by now to be patient and let familiarity grow with experience, but I’m finding the teamwork so good that I feel like I’m letting the lads down even when that probably isn’t the case. Hope to team up with you if we’re on the same side!
Most players are absolutely awful. If you have a squad leader who is even remotely good and you listen to what he says, regardless of your kdr, you’re doing more than most.
@@siLence-84 I’m always quick to offer utility by redeploying as support or AT if it’s needed. I now feel as though I’m contributing whether I’m getting domed all the time or just being a basic rifleman. The boy thing I’m still having trouble with is spotting infantry; I’m getting better though!
Situational awareness. I mean: you can go that main route as far as you can approach, get cover and turn your back against the enemy position. Soon they will run past you and you go for the easy kills. As you get them from behind they wont even see your fire.
Great video, man. I hope lots of people see this video because then I have found the dumb commander asking you "why are you doing that far from the point?".
This is great and all but every time I'm setting up flanks, 9/10 times someone yells "WHAT ARE YOU DOING OVER THERE OMG!?" through comms. Like??? Winning us this fucking game instead of following the mindless swarm breaking their bodies on the impenetrable wall of fire the enemy has constructed at the objective like y'all have been for the past 15 minutes...
1:10 i tell my squad lead and other squad mates to bring up their map, have a look at where our garrisons are, then all the outposts. the garrison should be surrounded by our outposts when defending and we push out and clear the enemy from there. but majority of casual games you end up with all the ops within 10m of each other and all within 20m from the garrison. easiest way when defending or attacking is to put your op where the others dont have theirs. doing this plugs a potential hole in your defence, or opens a hole on offence.
also try practicing as a locked solo squad and put your op on front line defence or a flank defence. you can control your where your op is being placed and also dont have to worry about managing a squad. its just practicing your positioning (this is a big one if you can read the map information and position yourself in a good spot you will bring the pain on the attacking enemies)
For some reason, I cannot hit hardly anyone in this game. Even when I have the upper hand and see the enemy before they see me, I shoot like a stormtrooper in Star Wars EVERY TIME. I've been playing FPSs for years and have hundreds of hours in DOD: Source, which is a very fast paced game. I used to be very very good in that game. In HLL, I somehow manage to paint around all the enemies with bullets and never hit them. I've adjusted my mouse, tried to be calm, etc. nothing works. Still super fun though!
Although these are good tips you’re leaving out a key combat quality many high-level players employ: I’m talking of course of: loudly getting into petty arguments with someone in command chat! This I have found the single most important thing you can do for your team to ensure a swift victory.
I play without filters, and have set everything on low except anti-aliasing quality (doesn't effect fps). On night maps increase you're brightness and on foggier maps I usually increase black equalizer. Makes it bit more easier to spot an enemy through the fog (Kursk Night, SMDM Night). Lower FOV obviously makes it easier to spot people from far away. I also would like to see a video from TB, but hopefully this helped for now!
It depends on the game. In some titles, ADSing down sights will put you at a universal FOV anyway. This is the case in SQUAD for example. In other games it doesn't, so marginally lower is more beneficial. I usually aim for around 95-100 personally on a 27' monitor.
Look....this video is great. The info is great and the layout is good. But what good is knowledge if that said knowledge is lost on the ones who need to learn? The gamepass keeps new players coming in who dont talk or help or do teamwork etc etc. They eventually leave after a week or 3 but they get replaced with a new guy who plays the exact same way who just figured out the gamepass. There are more new people coming in and leaving before they do anything of substance than people who know whats up staying or coming back. Matches wil only deteriorate further until rock bottom is reached and only a handfull of matches wil be played by people with an actual understanding and will to communicate and have fun the hell let loose way. I would love to hear others opinions about this.
I personally came from game pass myself. I started out never using a mic and that wasn't just because it was a new game to me. The only online game I ever really played was COD and we all know how those lobbies are lol the only thing that got me out of my shell was getting in to a good squad with people who were staying very upbeat and having a good time even though we were getting our asses kicked. So I feel like some people are coming from the same stance that I am ( coming from COD, and having a high level of anxiety talking to people I don't know), but definitely not everyone is in that same boat
This video benefits the ones who do want to learn. It's unfortunate that many blueberries don't want to learn how to play the game properly, but you know, maybe 10% of new players will stay and play properly. So this video still has its place and will help someone.
It's also worth noting that sometimes your job is to sit in a position and die. Somtimes your job is to take the obvious route. Yes it's not fun. But if abandoning your position gives a vital position to the enemy then that could cost you the objective or even the game. If your entire team is trying to flank the enemy and go down the least obvious routes of attack, then you should probably position yourself in the most obvious way of attack just to prevent your enemy from running straight towards your defensive objective unchallenged. Remember: your enemy wants to win too. They're going to be trying to do the exact same stuff you're doing.
this is why most casual games a team loses. because someone puts up a flanking garrison and the whole team spawns on it. no frontline whatsoever so the enemy just walks in the front door.
Honestly you can really get some high level IQ plays once you understand the basics. And also the brutality that one squad of randoms with comms will feel like half the army pushing on your position 😂 use your mic’s!
Damn, and here I was hoping you were going to tell me the secret to making my shots register… Seriously though, this game is absolutely garbage because of the bullet reg. The only thing that makes this playable at all, is there are roles where having 90% of your shots are blanks or BBs isn’t the complete end of the world. This game has so much potential, but the bad outweighs the good, and the game has actually gotten worse rather than better since I started playing (bugs, glitches, piss poor pathing/jumping/collision… list goes on). Really wish black matter stuck with it. On another note, nice video dude.
Good video! 👍🏻 It's exactly what I do when I'm on the field I look at the map and I kind of figure where these guys going to be.. I'm pretty good at understanding my surroundings. This is a good video for players! 💯 7:16 it's funny you explain this because I explain the same thing to a few guys.. and usually I like to be on the opposite side from where the battles going because I know somebody's going to set up shop on the opposite side to flank!
Thank you for this video, just started playing yesterday and loving it. But the map breakdown and everything you did is going to help me so much. I prefer the machine gunner role so I can set hard cover and a line of suppression if needed. This bad blueberry will hopefully become a decent one.
HLL is easy, use your brain, communicate with your team, enshure that you know game mechanics, and do what your team needs you to do. All i can see on that video is lone ranger, hll don't need that kind of players it's not BF or COD..
I just got the game today and I had no idea what was going on. The game doesn't really explain much. I watched your video and started getting kills in my next match right away.
Was playing one of the beach maps on ps5 and got 164 kills with the lmg and just before the match ended a blueberry saw my points and was like “god damn this MFka got over 900 points “ and then saw my personal stats and had 164 kills 1 lol headshot .:
Spot on advice. Maps and behavior can double your effectiveness in a very short time. I love the anti-tank roll and when I got the Ambusher loadout, everything changed for me. I became a hybrid anti tank/recon troop and my scores doubled. I went from I or 2 vehicle kills with an accidental spawn destroyed to regularly 5+ vehicles and 3-4 intentional spawns. I don’t focus on kills unless I find myself in enemy HQ territory but I live in the maps now and how tankers and truckers think. Well thought out mines and satchel points have the enemy trying desperately to avoid their usual means of getting on point which kills time and sets up ambush spots that they love to frequent. Great stuff !
The game was much more solid prior to gamepass, nowadays there is a plethora of team killing, being vote kicked for no reason and a huge amount of people who are playing like it's battlefield. Iv left it for now, will try again in a few months to see how it goes.
i really like this video man, but I lost track of your mouse crosshair and I had no idea what you were saying. maybe change your setting to make it bigger or bright pink or something
HLL reminds of how the Third Reich must have been. The most cold, calculating, analytical, and unfeeling take the leadership roles and the droves of easily swayed regulars are completely at their mercy.
I mean to be fair you NEED those players holding the obvious routes. Too many times I have teams that try the obvious push and fail and then EVERYONE tried to be a tactical flanking genius and we lose up the gut. Every team needs that cannon fodder direct pusher group of players.
Having patience and being able to read the map is the most important thing (besides building garries). I was the assault on Purple Heart lane (trench gun all day) and I took a huge flank because my team was pinned down. Took me about five minutes of running but I came from behind and started laying down hate. Was able to kill enough and distract enough, even though I got killed, to allow my team to punch through the line and take the point. Moments like that make the five minutes of running well worth it
I would recommend you for a medal
Meanwhile my civie ass is running around like a chicken with my head cut off, and when I accidentally do pull off a successful flanking maneuver, I immediately soil my pants and cry like a baby...
Thats exactly what I did today. Also on Purple Heart Lane. It was a great match!
Dude this is not just Hell Let Loose advice...but life advice. How often do we act before thinking? ALL THE DAMN TIME. All the things you said were obvious (not an insult), but impatience keeps us from even thinking about the obvious. Great video man. I really appreciate it as a HLL noobie.
This is one of the best strategy videos of HLL i could find. It is well explained and helps you think of strategies by yourself, not only copy strategies you saw online. Nice work, soldier!
What if my enemies watch this video…
watch this video twice for 2x the effect
@@aiva420 true that
As a returning player, this video helps me alot. It's unbelievable how much other shooters mess up the tactical understanding. I'll leave a sub here
really always learning when it comes to hll. I been playing for about a year but Im always needing to learn more.
Man, this was REALLY helpful. I appreciate the tips. The way you explained the map and enemy positions was great and got me excited to try again with these tips. Subbed. 🙂
There's one apparent mistake I see you make in this video a few times - do not sprint when you're in close proximity to enemies. The increased ADS time will often get you killed.
It's not necessary to preaim always but it can be helpful, but at least just walking makes it so you can instantly aim if you spot someone. It's actually the reason you get killed at the end of the video.
True i never sprint if know enemies are near ADS is quicker if your not sprinting
I like your way of explaining things! Thanks for the video 💪
hey man, we can't see your mouse when you're talking like we should for example at 10:20. Thanks for the video, great info!
Love this content. Would love to see some "sketch pad" type illustration added to your presentation.
Glad after watching this video I went “oh I didn’t need to watch that”
even the kill hungry blueberry has delayed gratification. i spawn in *blows up. spawn in *headshot. spawn in *blow up again. Spawn in, run for 10mins and catch a stray bullet.
A great metric for assessing if you had a critical impact on the match is “# of Squad Leaders killed”.
Win or lose, if you are killing the enemy SL’s, this indicates you were targeting the enemy effectively, that you were impacting their critical pushes and defenses.
I spent first levels trying to stay alive as long as humanly possible. I just have no idea how the map works.
Press M. It’s not hard to figure out. Objectives are marked. Strongpoint is the black circles around the active point(s). Zoom in and out with mouse wheel. Your KDR means nothing in this game. Absolutely nothing. Let that sink in. Any time you die, you should immediately hit escape and redeploy 99.9% of the time, unless you happen to have a medic < 30m of you, using his mic, and saying he’s coming. Even in those cases it’s usually better to redeploy.
Map knowledge wins games more than your aim does in this game. Knowing popular positions and knowing where you are is so important I can’t stress it enough. Squad leaders and commanders who know the maps/points inside and out with a couple friends are better than a clueless squad of twice as many players.
Ok . Subbed for sure. Your commentary and gameplay is spot on! Time to go un -blueberry myself in game!
Just so you know... my kd went from a .33 to a 1.40 in just one match from your advice. Doing good work my friend!
Cracking vid, mate. Two weeks into the game and I’m starting to think like my old soldier self. Yesterday I had my first positive kill ratio, but it was in my decision making where I found more satisfaction. I find that the hardest thing for me is lack of tactical knowledge of the maps. Do you have any recommendations for resources on learning them better?
Cheers
If you can learn what constitutes what on the map, for example, a trench being a dark thin band or a house being a dark rectangle then you don't need to learn the map but rather read it for the in the moment decision making. Map knowledge is still important but being able to read is more important in my opinion. Also congratulations on getting a positive kd match
@@brynntall6811 cheers matey, I’m using my army map reading skill(?), which hasn’t been employed in 25 years, to slowly get back in the groove.
I should know by now to be patient and let familiarity grow with experience, but I’m finding the teamwork so good that I feel like I’m letting the lads down even when that probably isn’t the case.
Hope to team up with you if we’re on the same side!
Most players are absolutely awful. If you have a squad leader who is even remotely good and you listen to what he says, regardless of your kdr, you’re doing more than most.
@@siLence-84 I’m always quick to offer utility by redeploying as support or AT if it’s needed. I now feel as though I’m contributing whether I’m getting domed all the time or just being a basic rifleman.
The boy thing I’m still having trouble with is spotting infantry; I’m getting better though!
I would simply trace map lines for natural cover, people gravitate towards it lots!
Situational awareness. I mean: you can go that main route as far as you can approach, get cover and turn your back against the enemy position. Soon they will run past you and you go for the easy kills. As you get them from behind they wont even see your fire.
Why? So gain your KD and not get to the point?
Great video, man. I hope lots of people see this video because then I have found the dumb commander asking you "why are you doing that far from the point?".
This is great and all but every time I'm setting up flanks, 9/10 times someone yells "WHAT ARE YOU DOING OVER THERE OMG!?" through comms.
Like??? Winning us this fucking game instead of following the mindless swarm breaking their bodies on the impenetrable wall of fire the enemy has constructed at the objective like y'all have been for the past 15 minutes...
1:10 i tell my squad lead and other squad mates to bring up their map, have a look at where our garrisons are, then all the outposts. the garrison should be surrounded by our outposts when defending and we push out and clear the enemy from there. but majority of casual games you end up with all the ops within 10m of each other and all within 20m from the garrison. easiest way when defending or attacking is to put your op where the others dont have theirs. doing this plugs a potential hole in your defence, or opens a hole on offence.
also try practicing as a locked solo squad and put your op on front line defence or a flank defence. you can control your where your op is being placed and also dont have to worry about managing a squad. its just practicing your positioning (this is a big one if you can read the map information and position yourself in a good spot you will bring the pain on the attacking enemies)
For some reason, I cannot hit hardly anyone in this game. Even when I have the upper hand and see the enemy before they see me, I shoot like a stormtrooper in Star Wars EVERY TIME. I've been playing FPSs for years and have hundreds of hours in DOD: Source, which is a very fast paced game. I used to be very very good in that game. In HLL, I somehow manage to paint around all the enemies with bullets and never hit them. I've adjusted my mouse, tried to be calm, etc. nothing works. Still super fun though!
Was you playing the other day? My team got our asses handed to us in 15min on W&O
Fantastic advice, albeit i was hoping for more than rotation macro and awareness
I’m almost 300 hours in and just found out about designating squads by assault, logistics, defense, etc 😂
Have my like Sir, very good video.
Problem is the 90 percent of players single shoot me while I put 4 bullets towards them.
practice with bolt action rifles. kar98, smle 3. if you can kill using them and a decent accuracy ratio wait until you use a semi auto rifle
You Sir are a Professor....
What will make you a pro is being able to handle criticism and communicating with your team and officers.
I have 566 hours in hll and still will occasionally learn stuff from these videos 😭
Although these are good tips you’re leaving out a key combat quality many high-level players employ: I’m talking of course of: loudly getting into petty arguments with someone in command chat! This I have found the single most important thing you can do for your team to ensure a swift victory.
Can you make a video about the best visibility settings.
I play without filters, and have set everything on low except anti-aliasing quality (doesn't effect fps). On night maps increase you're brightness and on foggier maps I usually increase black equalizer. Makes it bit more easier to spot an enemy through the fog (Kursk Night, SMDM Night). Lower FOV obviously makes it easier to spot people from far away. I also would like to see a video from TB, but hopefully this helped for now!
Being 2 cm away from your monitor works 😂
Oh shit you doin hll now , 👍
So what if they think the same as you?
What FOV do you play these milsims? I would think seeing distance is more valuable than seeing wide.
It depends on the game. In some titles, ADSing down sights will put you at a universal FOV anyway. This is the case in SQUAD for example. In other games it doesn't, so marginally lower is more beneficial. I usually aim for around 95-100 personally on a 27' monitor.
For hll - rifle smg 90fov
- Mg once set up 60fov
@@TacticallyBritish Not sure, but I've heard that setting the fov under 90 (89 for exp.) will change you ads fov.
@@Mr.Niceguy_Gamingyep, another failed exploit/bug they introduced . Putting it at 60 is like adding a scope to any gun , lol
Bro i thought that said muslims
D6 is in a good pos. Better than c6. As your between the two i believe.
Look....this video is great. The info is great and the layout is good. But what good is knowledge if that said knowledge is lost on the ones who need to learn? The gamepass keeps new players coming in who dont talk or help or do teamwork etc etc. They eventually leave after a week or 3 but they get replaced with a new guy who plays the exact same way who just figured out the gamepass. There are more new people coming in and leaving before they do anything of substance than people who know whats up staying or coming back. Matches wil only deteriorate further until rock bottom is reached and only a handfull of matches wil be played by people with an actual understanding and will to communicate and have fun the hell let loose way. I would love to hear others opinions about this.
I personally came from game pass myself. I started out never using a mic and that wasn't just because it was a new game to me. The only online game I ever really played was COD and we all know how those lobbies are lol the only thing that got me out of my shell was getting in to a good squad with people who were staying very upbeat and having a good time even though we were getting our asses kicked. So I feel like some people are coming from the same stance that I am ( coming from COD, and having a high level of anxiety talking to people I don't know), but definitely not everyone is in that same boat
This video benefits the ones who do want to learn. It's unfortunate that many blueberries don't want to learn how to play the game properly, but you know, maybe 10% of new players will stay and play properly. So this video still has its place and will help someone.
Yeah, think you nailed it bud.
It's also worth noting that sometimes your job is to sit in a position and die. Somtimes your job is to take the obvious route.
Yes it's not fun. But if abandoning your position gives a vital position to the enemy then that could cost you the objective or even the game. If your entire team is trying to flank the enemy and go down the least obvious routes of attack, then you should probably position yourself in the most obvious way of attack just to prevent your enemy from running straight towards your defensive objective unchallenged.
Remember: your enemy wants to win too. They're going to be trying to do the exact same stuff you're doing.
this is why most casual games a team loses. because someone puts up a flanking garrison and the whole team spawns on it. no frontline whatsoever so the enemy just walks in the front door.
Honestly you can really get some high level IQ plays once you understand the basics. And also the brutality that one squad of randoms with comms will feel like half the army pushing on your position 😂 use your mic’s!
Lee Cynthia Miller Shirley Walker John
Tactical Brit?
yes, channel 2!
Chess with anouther level
Damn, and here I was hoping you were going to tell me the secret to making my shots register…
Seriously though, this game is absolutely garbage because of the bullet reg. The only thing that makes this playable at all, is there are roles where having 90% of your shots are blanks or BBs isn’t the complete end of the world.
This game has so much potential, but the bad outweighs the good, and the game has actually gotten worse rather than better since I started playing (bugs, glitches, piss poor pathing/jumping/collision… list goes on). Really wish black matter stuck with it.
On another note, nice video dude.
😴😴😴😴
I'm awful at this game I won't lie. I can't tell where I am getting shot from most of the time
You play with icons on.
Lolz
9:50 "enemy are going to be here and pushing from here". Where the hell is "here". Would be nice if you highlighted it mate
Good video! 👍🏻
It's exactly what I do when I'm on the field I look at the map and I kind of figure where these guys going to be.. I'm pretty good at understanding my surroundings. This is a good video for players! 💯
7:16 it's funny you explain this because I explain the same thing to a few guys.. and usually I like to be on the opposite side from where the battles going because I know somebody's going to set up shop on the opposite side to flank!
Thank you for this video, just started playing yesterday and loving it. But the map breakdown and everything you did is going to help me so much. I prefer the machine gunner role so I can set hard cover and a line of suppression if needed. This bad blueberry will hopefully become a decent one.
HLL is easy, use your brain, communicate with your team, enshure that you know game mechanics, and do what your team needs you to do. All i can see on that video is lone ranger, hll don't need that kind of players it's not BF or COD..
Well said. 97% of the player base plays the game wrong. 😂
1:24 how do you zoom in like that?
I just got the game today and I had no idea what was going on. The game doesn't really explain much. I watched your video and started getting kills in my next match right away.
Was playing one of the beach maps on ps5 and got 164 kills with the lmg and just before the match ended a blueberry saw my points and was like “god damn this MFka got over 900 points “ and then saw my personal stats and had 164 kills 1 lol headshot .:
You should move on SQUAD 44
You played SQUAD ! one more step ! 🦵
You will learn to speak French maybe !👀
I’m definitely in between an intelligent player and a dumb player
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Nice work, thanks for your work
what are your pc specs?
Spot on advice. Maps and behavior can double your effectiveness in a very short time. I love the anti-tank roll and when I got the Ambusher loadout, everything changed for me. I became a hybrid anti tank/recon troop and my scores doubled. I went from I or 2 vehicle kills with an accidental spawn destroyed to regularly 5+ vehicles and 3-4 intentional spawns. I don’t focus on kills unless I find myself in enemy HQ territory but I live in the maps now and how tankers and truckers think. Well thought out mines and satchel points have the enemy trying desperately to avoid their usual means of getting on point which kills time and sets up ambush spots that they love to frequent. Great stuff !
Defense.
The game was much more solid prior to gamepass, nowadays there is a plethora of team killing, being vote kicked for no reason and a huge amount of people who are playing like it's battlefield.
Iv left it for now, will try again in a few months to see how it goes.
i really like this video man, but I lost track of your mouse crosshair and I had no idea what you were saying. maybe change your setting to make it bigger or bright pink or something
Almost 400 hours in and still watching vids for tips lol this game is like no other fps ive ever played i love it
Im about to start going wiiiide. Ill come so far out of left field they wont even know what hit em 😂
even as someone with almost 200h in hll this was informative :3
Very good video, learned a lot of it. Thanks man
good video, this is how i think when im on artillary
What kind of mouse you using? Looks so smooth
This is a great video, thank you.
Good advice
Great video
HLL reminds of how the Third Reich must have been. The most cold, calculating, analytical, and unfeeling take the leadership roles and the droves of easily swayed regulars are completely at their mercy.
lmao
Squad 44 better
How so?
so play it and leave us alone.
@@ricksanchezito8972 Well now I wanna know too
@@syam8827 we will see if they respond lol
@@ricksanchezito8972 They're just gone it seems haha
You get literally 5xp for killing a dude. You win games by letting 10 live and taking out garrisons, OPs and tanks...