A Squad Player's Impressions of Hell Let Loose 

The goal of today's video is to invoke an overall "huh" response from many of you. I can't speak for you all, but I've been a long time fan boy and lover of Squad, so the idea that other games were doing things better never occurred to me. Exploring new titles like hell let loose has opened my eyes to what could be possible in this genre and how innovative or unique other games are handling many of these core game mechanics. I hope you all enjoy the video and maybe have your scope of what's possible widened in the process.

Bought the game today and loving it! I just cant grasp how only 10k players on a game like this when its superior on so many levels compared to newer games like Battlefield 2042. Know some prefer fast paced shooters but the gunplay, map design, visuals, sound design and UI is incredible in this game. It definetely deserves WAY more attention by players cause this is fun!

HLL player perspective on this analysis: YES.

As a veteran HLL player i gotta say: you did an amazing research for your video. Especially when i assume you haven't played HLL for an incredible amount of time. The key facts and objectives are displayed in a very clear and logical way. This is a great video to get interested people to know more about the game, even if i don't agree with all the conclusions you made. Great work, gotta sub for this

The fact that you die a lot also kinda reflects the fact that a hell of a lot of people die compared to modern combat in squad, which is realistic for world war 2.

One of the things that I like about HLL and by extension the scoreboard is suppression. Getting suppressed by an MG in HLL will actually pin down either yourself or the enemy you're shooting at if you deployed well enough. And the scoreboard accounts for this in combat score. Suppressing and pinning down enemies actually contributes to your exp and score. Which is great because I've played a couple of games as a Machinegunner and gotten fuck off kills, but suppressed and denied entire flanks and avenues of advance to the enemy, single handledly contesting them from key areas. And despite not making many actual kills, I was still rewarded for it :)

Loved the video! I have to admit, I was guilty of seeing HLL as a very arcadey version of Squad, but boy was I wrong, I'm absolutely hooked on it

The constant spawning and dying is to give the the feeling you are just 1 person in the battle each time you spawn you’re a new person think of it as 1000 v 1000 instead of 50v50

I’ve played Hell Let Loose since it was in Alpha stage. It has come along ways from where it started out with positive changes and negative ones. Even during those changes I found the game a blast to play! The only thing that bothers me sometimes is the other squad leaders in command chat asking why a recon team is all the way up there not doing anything. I’m up here finding there garrisons and outposts and have sent my sniper to there artillery. “You’re not helping out the team learn to play your role” mean while that squad leader is nowhere near a defence/offence objective.

That point about scoreboards is so true. Before getting Squad I was scared shitless to play it because of all the milsim elitism in the subreddit and other areas of the community, I watched so much content and learned to play the majority of the game before ever touching it, people told me that the K/D ratio means nothing in Squad, yet at the end of rounds even more experienced players always remarked on their ratio regardless of if the whole team was a shitshow during the round or not.

As a veteran HLL player you've said so much perfectly, only thing i think you missed is the devs generally actually listening to community and their feedback and trying new things. Of course there are some smaller issues, but in the grand scheme it's pretty much has few issues compared to a lot of other games this day and age. One of the most intriguing is the lack of tutorial, which weirdly makes people have to ask or listen how to play the game and personally the community more inviting (cause we were all there at one point), but of course it also turns people off to not have one

I know I'm a year late, but the one thing that really holds this game back is the lack of punishment for people who create squads but don't pick the SL role. It happens in Squad too, but I think there's a much lower tolerance for people creating squads and then leaving. But in HLL, people will do it all the time, leaving a bunch of squads with no SL, which means no OP's or Garrisons. This can really make the game a chore to play, especially when you factor in that not having a mic seems to be the norm in HLL. But then you'll have an absolutely phenomenal game which will reset your anger for the flaws in the design. It's very much a love/hate relationship.

I've only just bought this game, and it's amazing, I have over 1500 hours in squad, HLL is hard, but iys so realistic, the sound is unreal, excellent game!

The spawning and dying a lot gives the illusion that you are fighting a much larger force wave after wave. It feels like you're really fighting in the war world 2 era battles.

Glad you enjoyed it. I love HLL. One aspect of HLL is if you get a good Squad Leader and he knows what he's doing with OPs and Garris and gives clear orders to the team, that elevates the game. I love playing as Support because it keeps me close to the SL and engineers and I can make suggestions for nodes and garri placements. Also if you split from your squad (tends to happen when your OPs or Garris get overrun and you re-spawn way back from the frontline), encounter another squad they are always happy to take supplies and ammo when asking 'Do you guys need any supplies or ammo!?'

Very high quality video. Accurate and to the point. Hope to catch you on the 82AD servers sometime!

I don't play squad so I can't compare... but I just wanted to say I love HLL, it's been such a refreshing game to get into, after coming from battlefield and COD it's completely different. I personally love the officer role, it's so much fun and satisfying

tbh the only game where i can run around as medic and die a million times and not get fustrated to bad cause theres something about the realism that just gets addictive

7:37 At first I was like "Did he just destroy a Tiger with an anti-tank rifle? But then I realized that it was indeed possible to penetrate a Tiger's rear [no pun intended] with an anti-tank rife, considering that it only had an armor thickness of 25 mm.

I have never hear someone call Hell Let Loose "arcade-ey" in fact I think it's a realistic type shooter with a very short TtK, yes you respawn quickly compared to some other games but I sort of think of this as a combat replacement from your armies reserves moving up. For instance you are rifleman and are caught and die to a tank, your squad commander calls for an AT from the reserves to be brought up to his fulfill his squad and to deal with said tank.

A bit of a contrarian comment here. I have clocked in about the same amount of hours in Squad and Hell Let Loose (about 500h in each), so I don't have any inherent bias towards one or the other. However, I feel that your video had a feeling of "burnt out vet on one game vs rose tinted glasses, honeymoon phase in another game". But let me deconstruct this first. While I agree that the term "hardcore battlefield" is not warranted, describing it as a "streamlined WW2 Squad" is somewhat accurate as they both take inspiration from Project Reality. However, despite launching into 1.0 HLL still has a lot of teething problems on a meta and mechanics level, that you might not have noticed yet. Both games will invoke different feelings and I like both for different reasons. Where Squad excells is that it's focused on tactics on a micro-level with more intimate, squad on squad skirmishes and the battle more spread out not only because the maps are bigger but the attention in not only focused on caps themsevles. You have FOB's/HAB's which become mini objectives themselves. Micro-level tactics don't matter too much in HLL, because deaths are inconsequential and often times are even favorable as they can be used to gather information. Where HLL puts emphasis on is tactics on a macro level, where it's about applying tactical pressure on a given point from different vectors of attack. Enemy garrisons and OPs are somewhat of a secondary objective, but not as consequential because of how easy it is to set them up. Because of that, you'll actually find that most communication and tactics in HLL is happening between Squad Leads (command chat can be brutally hectic), while in Squad it seems to be opposite where it's tilted more towards communication within your Squad, because - again - deaths are more consequential and you don't have pings in the same format. Also the persistent friendly icons limit the need for proximity comms because you see where people are and where they aren't. Squad essentially forces teamwork and communication, while HLL makes it optional for an additional payout but perfectly viable without it. Which naturally reframes the gameplay. On an individual soldier's level, it's also a mixed bag. The TTK is so low, because it's so easy to hit twitch shots at even high distances and there's no sway involved. There's a lot less inertia in movement and while running might feel slow, it comes with no stamina. Suppression is inconsequential because there is little penalty to dying, which also makes medics completely useless. I chuckle when people say that Squad has twitch shooting mechanics, when HLL is the twitchiest among tactical shooters. Lack of ammo persistence is actually an issue and DOES lead to spam, particularly of the anti-tank variety. Sometimes, killing an AT is unfavorable for the tanker and favorable for the AT because he just spawns with a fresh loadout. Same goes for things like mines, where you can spam the hell out of those everytime you die and put them on chokepoints. The rifleman class is useless because you'll never live long enough to need to restock ammo. The commander abilities are cool but they severely lack balance, because the resource system is still half baked. Tanking isn't as good as advertised. It's the one element of the game that enforces coordination the most, but is undermined by quite simplistic mechanisms around it. Overall, the main message is that it's easy to be enamored by a fresh game, and easier to juxstapose it against another game that you're probably burned out on. Squad is still the more mature game, gameplay wise while HLL still has a lot to figure out. Stuff that Squad already has figured out.

WW2 is my favourite game setting which is why I love Hell Let Loose. When I first started playing I was afraid of the mic. Nothing was scarier than the buttons X, C and V. I was scared because I felt I had a thick Norwegian accent so I didn't want to use my mic. That has changed and now I am the one getting mad when I join a mic-less squad. I learned that nobody gives a shit about your accent and I've even found some fellow Norwegians in the game, most of them being from the north side like me so that made the experience much better.

I don't know how many others this is true for, but I find myself kinda almost roleplaying my role in Hell Let Loose. Like If I'm not a squad leader all I want is two things: an order, and a direction. Give me those and I'll go do that, otherwise I'm just gonna hover near the squad lead and try and keep 'em alive. As a squad leader though, I do the exact opposite: I rarely am fighting unless we're being pushed hard, and I'm usually analyzing the map and planning attack vectors and anticipating enemy movements, and trying to organize my guys in concert with the other squads' movements

Your break down on the garrisons actually helped me understand a lot more about this game, you should cover it more.

we as a team in HLL have tactically defended 1 point back from point 3 for 1 hour and 15 minutes, as a false sense of security. Then we made one push into Dug Out Barn from FOY to cap it. The cap was completed with 4 minutes remaining, it was very satisfying. Defending in HLL can be more satisfying than attacking a lot of the time.

I am a HLL player and been eyeing on SQUAD since I got my first Milsim FPS experience through ArmA 2, and after watching this video, I finally decided to try SQUAD and experience something new.

Im always happy to see someone be surprised in a good way by a game that i like, especially when it comes to the "this game is soo arcady and not very milsim tactical" just to find out theres more to the game :D I had games were my squad and another one deployed the same location and attacked the same spot and died over and over and over again, just to keep the enemy focused on us so others could flank them and take the point. Love the vid keep up the good work.

I've never played Squad (although I've always been interested in it) but have over 2000 hours in over the last year in HLL. Great video...hearing some of the differences was interesting. As for defending...my group of mates LOVE defending actively. We don't just sit in the cap, we go out and hunt down enemy attacking squads and their OP's and Garry's. And we're pretty damn good at it....

Your presentation is really clear and detailed, and I appreciate that so much. It's nice to hear the perspective of a player from a different game, and yes I watched to the end, your insight was pretty helpful. Also, off-topic, but do you know if there are any plans to add the Bundeswehr to Squad?

God damn imagine people defending. Unheard of in Squad.

im surprised you didn't mention progression in hell let loose, it so nice to no who is new and who is ancient

A note at 14:00, This makes medic basically useless in HLL. Since there's no tickets reviving basically doesn't matter on top of it being difficult to do it and survive. I don't like playing medic but I can definitely understand how that could make people upset.

I actually switched from Squad to HLL. I have found that the comms in HLL are a lot more active and a lot more informative on what's actually happening in game instead of having to listen to Barbie Girl for a whole truck ride. Things are getting planned on that truck ride cause the map play develops so quickly.

this actually helped me out alot and i was thinking about buying the game, but now for certain im buying it! You done such a good job of explaining it, u earned a sub!

My only gripe about Hell Let Loose is the fact that there’s not enough transport vehicles that spawn in, so 9/10 you gotta hump it to the next objective that’s almost always a 1.0km away and by the time you FINALLY get there you either get scalped by a player that you’ll never see or blown to bits by a random artillery shell only to repeat the process bc people don’t place down garrisons or outpost. However that’s part of the game and there’s nothing you can do about that, so I guess what I’m really complaining about is the respawn timer. I really don’t want to run for 10+ minutes just to randomly die and then get punished with a 60 second respawn timer…that shit is fucking lame. I get this isn’t COD, but you’re giving me a black screen for 10s (more depending on how many teammates I accidentally killed) then I gotta wait anywhere from 45-60s just to spawn 600m away from the fun. A universal 15-20s respawn timer is MOREEE than enough. Shit maybe even less. Sometimes I spawn in 3-6s and it feels fuckin GREAT!!

one thing, lacking a commander doesnt mean you are a guaranteed a loss. I have played plenty of games with competent squad leads leading the way and we won minus our commander not being present. It takes a shit ton more work though.

Hey 1.5k hours on HLL, great video, though you missed a couple of things! Airhead spawn - The commander can drop a temporary garrison (6 spawn waves) for 400 manpower every 10 minutes. They also recently added Halftracks which act as a mobile garrison. They allow for infantry to spawn when its parked with the engine turned off. One thing squad does better is Freelook. Currently in HLL you cannot turn your head with alt

If the game had more emphasize on not dying, and MEDICS actually had a purpose I would play it. Every one just runs in , dies, then respawns, like battlefield. Doesn't have the same level of communication as squad and i think that's due to the constant death and respawns. BEAUTIFUL MAPS they're real pieces of Art, I like just walking around looking at all the layout and detail.

as a hll loose vet who recently began learning squad, one thing i wish hll had that squad does in spades is better modular building, sometimes ill see whole fobs created in squad usually in hll its like a bunker and a level 1 barricade.

Really enjoyed this video, I've been on the fence about buying Hell Let Loose but this convinced me to give it a try. You earned a new sub keep up the good work

While lack of a good commander can be the cause of a rout in HLL, I have seen a team of good squads carry a bad commander and still win. But it's rare.

I can appreciate the comparison but one thing I didn't see touched on is what I consider the most important difference: penalty for death. There is basically no penalty for death in HLL. Penalty for death in Squad is what makes suppression work and why people move tactically, revive and play as a team. It's what makes a marksman, sniper or RPG so dangerous and makes people keep their heads down. In HLL you are actively rewarded for playing in ways that are gamey.

ive played squad and now i play mostly HLL> they are doing things right and i'd love to see squad learn from them - especially in keeping the action going like HLL does.

The maps are so big, 100 players each team (if not more) is more appropriate.

I'm competitive HLL player with around 2500h and i must say you really described the game well. Played Squad a bit too, well done on the video!

The vehicle timer system makes some sense. Normally you'd have to call in support as normal leg infantry and that process may take more time based on how high up the chain of command the asset you're calling for is. On the other hand, in real life those assets will be somewhere on the map. The time delay is just the asset's travel time. So the most realistic system would be to allow commanders to set the locations of all their vehicles before a match starts. After that if a vehicle is needed elsewhere it needs to drive there and if it's lost it's gone.

I've recently started playing HLL coming from totally different game genre. I am so impressed with the game, its made and played by people who really care about it. Its engaging enough to allow a total noob, like me, to get some fun out of it and has the depth of gameplay to keep players coming back. HLL is definately my favourite gaming experience at this time and I think I have a lot more that I will get from it so hopefully will be playing for a few years.

Great video.. exacrly what i needed - wanted to buy post scriptum but steam charts' player count tells me the game isn't in a healthy state and tbh "I've always had a very closed mind about Hell Let Loose and called it a less arcadey Battlefield".... guess it's the only reasonable choice right now to give HLL a try

As someone whos never played squads, it was awesome learning about the mechanics of that game in comparison to HLL. This was an awesome video and I'm positive you'll have a strong impact on Squad players who are on the fence about picking up HLL. Great work

i only played post scriptum recently ive been a part of HELLS early access and both have some awesome features and both have some things i dont like if they made a baby it would be amazing as long as too much politicking didnt get in the way. i also really like that HLL doesnt have a kill ticket ratio the only thing that matters is holding ground like it really was in WWII if you dont hold ground or use the high ground to your advantage(both games kind of have that) you lose killing 100 ppl doesnt mean anything if you dont control the map.

Great game I’ve been playing it on console I just wish there were more maps and factions. Would be cool if they added the pacific theater

hell let loose thin out the aspect of personal hero, you dont get to see the actual score of that player, just how efficient he contribute to the team, like a player with ton of support point, building and running supply, combat point by killing enemy tank and infantry and even destroy defensive, offensive and defensive point means how much time on attacking and defending.

been enjoying HLL a bit so far, I like that the maps are mostly flat so you're not scanning 30+ windows and alleys for a gunshot that sounded east but could easily be any one of those places. It still suffers from unreal engine syndrome with everything being pixelated but the majority of guns being short ranged or single fire weapons kinda helps take the sting out of that a bit. I think my favorite part of HLL is the simplicity of the objectives and moving away from the now archaic "ticket system". Nobody cares about tickets until there's only 50 left but they care about they're KD. It's such a weird paradox constantly at odds with itself. HLL lets players focus on what's important, the objective, without feeling guilty about their K/D or dick measuring shit that doesn't even contribute anything.

I play both, I enjoy both. The main complaints I had about squad are not present in HLL, that being kit/roles being restricted by squad size. I like being able to make a 2-4 man AT squad.

It makes sense that Gor's 2nd most leveled up kit is the AT LOL, btw this game is a blast and definitely recommend it.

LIke the comparison a lot. Makes me want to actually try Squad out as well but Im pretty addicted to HLL right now.

I only play hell let loose and this video taught me more about the game than a 30min tutorial of HLL :d

Spamming grenades is not so unrealistic, infantry would keep 1 grenade for defense, so they can toss it towards the enemy if they are being charged and need to maneuver. Otherwise they would assign 2 riflemen for offensive grenades.upply. This is pictured in Saving Private Ryan before they assault the MG nest they swap their equipment between each other without even talking, to portray that this was routine for them and they had already planned a procedure before the assault since they were a squad of veterans who fought in 3 campaigns.

I will add this tip to HLL players. You can actually place outpost inside of buildings. The 2 or 3 story buildings, not sure how, are able to have outpost built in them. Personally, I LOVE the game modes. Even if a game last the full 1.5 hours it can take, I find that those are the matches that I love the most and come away with the most intense moments from. Eventually the team that has held the objective for most of the game will have to deal with arty, armor and a full scale counterattack from the enemy all at once.

This was probably the best introduction video to HLL ive seen as a new player, everything you said Ive noticed too, and some more issues I have is how nothing is explained in the game, which I think leads to more frustration. I give this game a 6/10, when you get a team that doesnt work together its a terrible experience probably a 3/10. Sometimes you get a team that does work together and its a 8/10. I got 22hrs with this game, and its a mix of fun and bad games, I just wish they would nerf artillery and do more auto help for a losing team getting steamrolled, the way a team can win it at the end if they lost the whole game is weird as you say, kind of dumb if you ask me.

1:01 so we are all going to ignore this killer throw of a Grenade 😭😂

IMO hell let loose is at the moment the best shooter on the market. Specially the environment and atmosphere and committed player base. Out of the 90% of matches i played everyone was serious, there are always people fooling around. But they are removed from the game without any problem.

I love Squad, played since just about the very beginning. I remember when defending was such a integral part of the game. You would have these insane hunkered down battles. The sound of rounds flying everywhere, explosion's nearby. Being a medic just running around doing your job in the midst of it all. You usually never even had a chance to fire your weapon, you were too busy. Matches would start and end on the same objective. I miss those days a lot. I find myself having those types of games in HLL these days more often than I do in Squad. Although admittedly, I haven't played either in a while.

16:20 That is why I loved the original Red Orchestra.

HLL is such a good game, getting a kill is SO satisfying.

HLL armor is the highlight of that game. Nothing beats having a cooperative crew and a great commander

They updated the garrisons I am pretty sure, that or console has different mechanics. But now, it should be 10 meters before it locks down in friendly, and fifty for enemy. Outposts get dismantled at 10 meters. Airdrops have an odd disable radius. Everything you said is pretty spot on, kind of wish you had pointed out the ranging system though, since I know squad has ranging mechanics for their marksman, rockets, etc. It is all by eye and intuition in HLL, and it makes you feel lethal to drop someone with an iron sight from 200 meters out. Honestly, its a great game, and its basically one of a kind on console right now.

One thing you got incorrect was the vehicles. Tanks are on a timer too on most maps you get the Recon and a medium tank off the bat, some you get all tank types, some you get them at timed intervals and then they respawn as normal. This is in addition to the commander spawning them in.

This video taught me more about hell let loose than how you feel about squad 😂

Thanks as always, I put a little time into this game in the past and this video inspired me to go at it again. Cheers!

I find HLL much immersive than squad, I’m not at all saying Squad isn’t immersive because it is but when I play HLL just even running through the field it reminds me of Saving Private Ryan and the Movie Fury and I love hearing the wet puddle noise even just running , and even just watching gameplay of it I find it more immersive

Great summary. Can you compare Squad and HLL to Post Scriptum?

Really good video, but you forgot the airhead spawn from the commander ;)

For the duration to dismantle a garrison, it depends if it's garrison built by a commander or an SL

i got 200 hours on hll, and im horrible at it. but its enjoyable working with others even if its placing supplies just to be killed in the next 10 seconds. and lets not forget the immersion, i find myself bracing when i hear the whistle of artillery or the engine of a plane above. love the game

I’m a squad guy gave the free weekend a try on HLL didn’t expect much but I was pleasantly surprised I have been hooked I think it’s my main game now lol.

I really think the ticketless system is interesting. Since deaths "don't matter" to an individual, the game is a lot more appealing to casuals, which is probably a really good thing.

incredible overview. HLL was already on my wishlist, but not i will make it a priority.

Really enjoying HLL at the moment. I've got Squad and Post Scriptum and enjoy those too but prefer the respawns in HLL. That last bit you talked about is very true and is one of the reasons I find it easier to get motivated to play HLL

The devs of Squad need to find a way to implement the best mechanics of HLL in Squad because it would create the perfect game. My problem with squad has always been that its ticket based. So you could start out with 200 tickets on invasion, but lose the game in a matter of 10 minutes because people waste helos, armor, or players constantly giving up. Even if its solo players dying and giving up, that adds up real quick. I'd much rather HLL's time limit or territory control model on both Invasion and AAS because it takes the emphasis off of individual players and onto the whole team. That would slow down games and force players to be more tactical or defend points. In Squad, "grand" flanking maneuvers are usually rare because they take so much time to accomplish vs. just throwing waves of bodies straight at a flag.

just discovered this game 2 day ago...the vibe the gameplay are of the roof the coms with teammate is great i feel like on a mission evrytime we push a sector this game is amazing so far !!

One error 6:25 Garrisons take the same amount of time to dismantle if they are in the first 2 columns or rows of fighting, if they are 3 rows or columns back however they take 1 minute like your video showed. (this might have been true at the time of this video)

There are actually a few secret houses in HLL where you can build outposts that I believe the dev's themselves put in unless they have very recently been removed.

After having played both games, I play HLL a lot more simply due to friendly indicators. I know squad players like to say the lack of indicators are more realistic and say it makes for a better game, but it seems 80% of Squad chat is either players apologizing for a TK or complaining about being TKed. It makes playing the game a chore.

HLL maps just awe me everytime, the aesthetic is much more realistic than Squad where it feel very plain & arcadie

The way the squads and classes are setup is more similar to Post Scriptum and Beyond the Wire.

the players in hell let loos have a mostly grate community i have been in a few games were we needed a commander but the more experienced players let some new guy get in some play on it and helped. i dont hate squad but that shit at least in my experience does not happen.

I've played both, in the beginning I enjoyed he'll let loose more since I was still learning how to play squad. But once I got to grips with squad I started realising how frustrating it is to play he'll let loose and get multiple games in a row with lackluster communication and strategy, resulting in a meat grinder that is easily flanked resulting in the game being lost. Hell let loose can be a fun game but it's average playerbase doesn't care for mechanics and just spawns constantly to the closest offensive garrison.

The ability to swap kits is actually frustrating as a tank player. People just zerg you until you die. Which forces very careful tank play. While it's good to keep tanks in check, there are stupid amounts of dedicated players who will suicide until they kill you. I have a record 47 kills on one player in a single game because he kept trying to Sneak up on my tank to jihad me. It's hard to figure out a fix for this, and the only suggestion I really have, is having dedicated AT sections, like the Recon to limit the number of AT weapons just spamming every tank that happens to pop up. Being able to have 10+ AT players just hounding tanks can make for awful games with not much you can do, but switch servers, or try to wait it out. Nevermind enemy tanks will be actively hunting you as well. It's hard to find a good balance of Armor vs AT in a game, because suicide runs are actually encouraged since simulated death has no real deterrent. That said, tanks are absolutely terrifying the odd game you find yourself with no AT. Run around a corner and see a Pz4 being like "TANK TANK TANK GET DOWN SHIT"

Your narration is incredible, well done.

Someone should MOD HLL to have Ticket System or a limited number of respawns, in OFFENSIVE. That would force players to stick together and communicate and heal each other. The HLL maps are so incredibly Beautiful, I wish I enjoyed the actual game.

You know how I know HLL is intense? at 6:37 the shadow on the branches moves and he kills the tree lmao

I love having a war game that can last up to 1.5 hours always joined BF3 servers that lasted that long too lol

I bought Hell Let Loose yesterday. I've been a nervous wreck ever since.

nice assessment bro...very helpful in my decision making process

I’ve been on the fence but after watching I’m psyched to purchase it. 😊

I agree. If the devs create a modern warfare equivalent of this, it may rival SQUAD.

Your points are exactly why i left squad for hell let loose. Though I think Squad would do much better with a 160-200 player count

How the hell did you play Squad without trying out like every other tactical shooter as well? Not like we have that many in the genre. But, welcome to HLL. Game is dope af.

As a Squad player looking to buy HLL, I appreciate this video