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• gamedeal user

  Nov 12, 2021

  I played a medic and dispensed more Opiates than the Sackler family.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 1, 2021

  I have logged 29 hours so far on this game. Sure, probably not impressive. But I'm a dad, married and have a needy dog. Logging that many hours is a big deal to me because that means I successfully snuck that many hours of gameplay in. So, if you're someone like me that loves video games but has to sneak away at night after the spouse falls asleep and the kids are down for the count after 13 bed time stories, keep on reading. I bought HLL in lieu of Battlefield 2042. I have logged many years of gameplay on the Battlefield series. But, the reviews came out and I was let down. So, I browsed and browsed for a game to play. I have experience on Squad, liked it, but it wasn't fully drawing me in. Was very complex. A fun game (definitely check it out), but there was so much going on I just couldn't commit. Hell Let Loose is very simliar to squad. So, I'mma break this down as best I can. What I like: o 1 shot 1 kill, for the most part. It's hardcore. Literally. Don't worry about pumping rounds into people's bodies. One shot will do. o Games can last for 1.5 hours, so you get REALLY into it. You have to, just so the game can end. o It is extremely well balanced. It doesn't matter if you are level 3 and the other team is level 132. You all get the same guns. Snipers get scopes. That's it. None of this "oh well in WW2 they had a type of red dot site" garbage that some games do. Nah, fam. That carbine? Iron sites. That STG-44? Iron sites. That LMG? Iron sites, my guy. Which is great, because that means when you die, it wasn't from some garbage or BS. It was a legitimate kill. o The community is fantastic. I was so lost when I joined my first server. Had no clue what was going on. I hopped into the "recon" squad and was the spotter. Told the dude "Hey man. First time playing this. What do I do?" You know what his response was? "Not a problem man! I'll walk you through it." This dude literally explained how this game worked for me in one match. It was fantastic. When you join regular infantry squads, I have had the same experience. "Hey, how do I do nodes? How do I mark things?" The community has been my favorite part. They're all there to have fun, and they hate toxic individuals. Very rarely do I encounter someone who is toxic. And if they're a dee-eye-see-kay, they usually get booted from the game. o Are you a tank guy? You like driving around in track vehicles shooting big rounds? You can do that and not get destroyed by a squad full of rocket launcher dudes. Nah, each squad gets 1 person to have an anti tank launcher. Which means it takes coordination and team work to take down armored vehicles. Don't worry, to run a tank? You need 3 people. Everyone plays a role in the tank, not just 1 person. You need driver, gunner and tank commander. So, that helps offset the fact that they're giant beasts and gives the guys on the ground a fighting chance. There's a couple others, but overall, this game is exactly what I was looking for. Big maps, great graphics, SO MUCH CHAOS oh man the audio! It's insane. Artillery blowing up everywhere, machine guns ripping over your head to where your screen goes blurry and you got the spins like it's St. Patty's Day and you're in Boston. But overall, it's just the balance of the game. No squad can be overpowering and dominating. No vehicle is overpowering. It's all balanced as it should be, because neither succeed unless everyone works together. So, if you're like me who's a sort-of-casual-player-but-also-wants-to-be-hardcore, get this game. It's a breath of fresh air from Battlefield, the community is great, and it's nice to play a game where everyone is communicating but also, for the most part, treats each other with respect. 9/10. It would be a 10/10 but I'm not that great at the game and too prideful to admit that it's actually me who's bad, so I'll blame the game.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 13, 2021

  My Grandpa fought in the Battle of the Bulge and lived to be in his 90's... I died 17 times attempting to leave spawn. Truly the greatest generation.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 23, 2022

  >Join a german match because it had the lowest ping >Join a squad >Everyone is speaking German >They ask me a question >"ja" >They buy it >I probably did something wrong at some point as they start yelling at me >My shit german recognises some words >I managed to make out some "Gott verdammt" and "Scheisse" in between the yelling >They kick me from the squad >Join another one >This time they seem more chill >The squad's medic comes close to me and whispers >"I don't know german either" >We stay close together for the rest of the match >I'll never forget that guy
• gamedeal user

  Mar 5, 2022

  >I played medic >Revived a guy >Told him don't go that way >He yelled some german words >I went prone in a trence to avoid getting hit >The guy I revived arm, leg and head fell next to me after ignoring my warning and getting blown up by tank >10/10 would recommend
• gamedeal user

  Mar 13, 2022

  With over 2000+ hrs I feel obligated to write this, indeed it is something I have started and not finished many times. I don't like influencing people, I like when people decide for themselves. After this amount of time, I say this game is without a doubt worth the money. You will have many amazing, heart-pounding moments if you have the right attitude and communicate properly. Make sure to leave your ego at the door and play as a unit, learn from your mistakes, learn new tactics and support each other. When this happens, this game is just gold. When the commander, SL's and soldiers all do this, well, the game doesn't last long and people complain there is nothing to shoot lol. I think as you play longer the game starts to morph a bit, you might get bored of a play style or class and I find there is always something new to try and master. No matter what the role, I have had so many hours of crazy fun (with some bad ones for sure too) that it would be impossible not to recommend this game. The feeling as a Commander when you bail your team out with a bombing run or airhead is fantastic, watching your team succeed because you give them the tools to do it...amazing for someone like me. Honestly, just watching 50 strangers work together (again, most of time) toward a goal is strangely comforting during these times we find ourselves in. Jump in a tank. Slow roll past your infantry as you try and muster their courage with a few HE rounds into the hedges in front of them, you just know the enemy is crapping their pants now...or getting a satchel out perhaps? Enough said. Ah the times I have out flanked the enemy with a long run, reported on their positions to command and then placed a satchel of my own down. Taking out their defences and maybe a garrison if I was lucky with 20 people around it. :) good times. So when I play HLL now, it is different than before, when I cross a field in the open and get shot - well I deserved that. If I take a head shot, well the other guy is a good shot! If I lose a base, I focus on what needs to change to be successful instead of which squad let us all down or blaming the commander etc. This game reminds me to be positive and flexible and strangely -kind. Taking time to explain things to new players has given me the best squads for sure as a leader, making a novice squad lead by an experienced leader more fun than a bunch of pros. The moments I have cried laughing in this game are too numerous but I will share one example which stands out for me. I had a bunch of really relaxed, funny people in my squad and we had decided, as a joke, to form a human centipede line, crawling through this corn field while all hell is happening around us, we could have run, we could have done many things but the squad wanted to cover this field as a team, prone, in a line. Well, it took a long time, we shared some jokes on the way and eventually got to the end of the cornfield, where the enemy base was waiting for us and death no doubt. Overall, great game, one of the best in my opinion. Has lots of things that frustrate me but they are overlooked because the rest of the game is so good. The game is about communication primarily, get a mic and be friendly, help out a buddy and get into the team mindset and this game is sure to entertain...for thousands of hours.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 18, 2022

  No micro reflex sight or 200-round drum mag on my MP40. Realism 1944/1944.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 1, 2022

  You need to stop sprinting everywhere, or you're dead. You need to count the bullets left in your gun, or you're dead. You need to almost always be crouching, or you're dead. You need to hold your breath while aiming a rifle, or you'll miss and you're dead. You need to always aim the pistol, or you'll miss and you're dead. You need to stay still and slow in forests, or you're dead. You need a Commander, or you'll lose. You need to throw smoke grenades at the enemy (but only if you're attacking) or you're dead. Medics need to bandage everybody all the time, or you'll lose. You need to stay out of crowded trenches, or you'll all be very dead. You still need a Commander, or you'll lose. You need to ping all the time and communicate everything, or you're dead. For the love of god, you NEED. A. MIC, or you'll lose. You need to never wear a white helmet, or you're dead. You need to pick Germany on Omaha Beach, or you'll quit.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 10, 2022

  >Be medic >German bombing my position for 10 minutes straight >Trying to save my comrades left and right but all that's left are pieces of them >Won the battle in the end >Lost every bit of humanity left in me >Gained ptsd and shell-shocked 1940/1945 will enlist again.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 23, 2022

  This review is written from the perspective of someone who has predominantly played Battlefield, and only Battlefield, since 1942 came out when I was in high school. Therefore it draws heavily on comparison between the two games, not to try to contribute to any kind of rivalry, but because it's really my only frame of reference. I'm in my mid-30s with a full-time job, so most would probably consider me a filthy casual, but I've been playing long enough to not be completely clueless. With that said: Hell Let Loose is the kind of epic scale, cooperative shooter that I always wanted Battlefield to be. When BF2042 came out and abandoned many of the core ideas that drew me to the series initially, I turned to Hell Let Loose out of desperation. I'm glad I did, because HLL is chock-full of those ostensibly "only in Battlefield" moments that keep you coming back. If you're coming to the game from Battlefield like me, it's important to note that this is a far less arcade-y, far more strategic game. When I got started, I was constantly getting one-shotted a few seconds after spawning. Because getting it wrong is so punishing, HLL forces you to learn about good positioning and battlefield awareness. In fact, I noticed that after a few months of playing HLL that when I went back to BFV, my play had improved significantly. While definitely more hardcore than Battlefield, once I adapted I didn't find gameplay significantly more difficult or tedious, or less action-packed. Is the game perfect? No, definitely not. It's not as polished as a AAA game, the graphics are good but not spectacular, performance isn't always great, and many of the mechanics are boring and/or frustrating (artillery, resource nodes). But the most significant factor that has made it easy to look past these complaints is the awesome community. I had not played other, more hardcore shooters (like Squad or Post Scriptum) before, but the veterans I played with were friendly and helpful and helped me quickly acclimate. While I regularly play with a friend, unlike in Battlefield, it's not a night and day different experience between squadding up with friends and squadding up with randoms. Mic use is prevalent (in fact, I wouldn't recommend playing without one) and I've had many, many games on public servers with a full squad communicating and working together. It's awesome. I'll end with a tip about the game that I wish I had known before I started. Obviously, it's not a game that you win by K/D ratio alone, but then neither is Battlefield. But unlike Breakthrough or Frontlines, it's not even really about attacking or defending cap points, either. While these things are all obviously important components, at its heart this is really a game about SPAWN POINTS: building your own (garrisons, outposts) and finding and destroying the enemy's. Without actively prioritizing both of these things, I rarely see teams win, even if they're doing everything else correctly. In short, this game saved me from the pit of sadness I experienced after the disappointment that was BF2042. I've played a ton over the past few months, and almost every game is fresh, dynamic and chaotic. It's taken on the mantle of delivering the large-scale, historical combined arms combat experience it seems DICE is no longer able to deliver. In many ways, I consider it the true spiritual successor to the original Battlefield 1942 I fell in love with so many years ago.