A tip for leaning. Bind lean left on E and lean right on Q. Then you can strafe as normal and use "free" finger to lean. So if you need to peek to the right: Press D as normal and ringfinger on Q.
I've tried this before and it really doesn't provide any extra benefits and feels like trying to learn how to ride a bike with your shoelaces tied together. It's just a different (and imo more complicated) way to learn the same thing. You could invert the forward and back keybinds and still learn how to position your fingers. It's mostly a personal preference thing - except using CTRL for crouch...that's absolutely disgusting.
@@shiznitts idk I used this in siege so I'm kinda used to it. In games without leaning I use jump and crouch on mouse buttons 💀 in hll I use c for crouch
You're showing people all these useless spots to do useless things, like shoot at enemies. You need to go back to playing CoD, because this is NOT how you play HLL. Kills are pointless. Focus on the mission, and if you don't know what the mission is, then grab the Support role, and FOLLOW the leader until you figure it out. HLL is a true capture the flag game. There are no tickets, no victory via elimination, and no alternate path to success. You can't win with bullets. It's going to require boots, and if your boots on the roof of a house, then you aren't helping. Quit wasting a seat which could be occupied by a more productive member. You need to be defending the strong point and the garry on the point AT ALL TIMES. Than means, even while you're attacking the next point, you need to be ready to redeploy and snap back to defence should the attack go sideways. None of this, "But, I'm getting kills, bro!" nonsense. There is another WWII game which offers more flexibility, Squad 44, where you CAN achieve victory by exhausting the enemy's tickets. Go play that game, instead. There's no such thing as "kills" in HLL. You should think of those as teleports. More importantly, you need to be cognizant of WHERE you are teleporting enemies AT ALL TIMES. You don't want to be HELPING YOUR OPPONENT by sending enemies to rally to their defence as we are trying to attack their strong point. That would actually be HURTING YOUR OWN TEAM by helping the enemy get more capture weight on their defence. That is why veteran players will yell at noobs. This is one of the most important mechanics to get right, and it takes checking that map every 10 secs or less in order to monitor which direction the capture teetor totter is leaning. All of these techniques you're showing can be useful should you need to evade detection or capture by an enemy player who got in your way as you were transiting to a mission objective. However, it also exposes you to more of the battlefield, and that is undesirable in a game where stealh and evasion are critical to success. Everybody is always going high when they should be staying low. However, it doesn't matter who wins the firefight, because now that the enemy is aware of your presence, he will simply redeploy to the garrison you are moving toward, and he will intercept you, by laying in wait and ambush you. I do this ALL THE TIME. Enemy kills me and thinks he's won, but I simply redeploy, and then hide against a wall and wait for him to make a play for the garrison, and then shoot him in the back of his distracted head as he prones out to take down the garry. Now, he's just wasted all of that time, and I lost nothing. So, it doesn't matter who won the fight when he's clearly the one who failed his mission, and I achieved success by defending the garrison, which was my mission all along. Your gunnery skills are irrelevant. Because, winning the fight will often only end up getting you killed and failing your mission, in the long run. A lot of times, it is better to allow the enemy to kill you, and think you are gone, so he will leave the area, and now that it's undefended, you can simply waltz right in there unopposed on your next go at it. This also offers you a good look at the map, which might lead to you realizing we need help on defence, and you can go back and save the game, whereas you would've otherwise remained overfocused on completing your mission. Which is why you need to make defence always be your primary mission. Just don't get stuck on defence when your team is winning the capture race, and redeploy to attack. Remember, you don't want to help the enemy by redeploying them to go stop your friendlies from capturing. So, do your team a favor, and redeploy yourself, instead. So, keep your finger off the trigger as much as possible. Hopefully, I've clarified to you that you can't think of this game like real life, or like any other shooter title out there. You have to forget everything you think you know, and wrap your head around the teleport mechanic first and foremost. That is the very most important thing you need to keep in that thick scull of yours. Get over your trigger happiness, and swallow your pride. The mission success depends on your ability to be WHERE you are needed, and DOING what is needed of you. Racking up sweet kills isn't one of those things. So remember, keep your head down low, and be a ghost. Always, keep that trigger on safety unless you really have no other choice. Always be defending unless you have an opportunity to grab the enemy objective while they're unaware (DEFENCE WINS GAMES!). Most importantly, don't hesistate to use the redeploy feature to leap over your enemy and achieve victory behind their backs. Squad leaders should be building garrisons to help their team leap past the enemy and steal the objective. Do not place a garrison in front of an enemy blockade. It's better for the enemy to think they're winning, and allow them to push ever further away from their defence where they'll become ineffective players for their team. LET THEM COME, AND DON'T PANIC! If they're at the border, then they're not on the strong point. Use that to your advantage, and get you teammates to leap over them. Victory is merely a redeploy away. But... You have to build the garry, first. DO NOT ATTACK WITHOUT BUILDING A GARRISON AND BRINGING THE REST OF YOUR TEAM WITH YOU! Even if you COULD capture, you wouldn't be able to sustain the inevitable counter attack. All you're doing is telling them enemy to go back to their strong point and defend like they should've been doing, and throwing away an advantage. So, don't be a HLL noob, and quit helping the enemy.
@@euanm10 Isn't that precisely what a "guide" is intended to do? Explain to others how to play the game.... pal? It is up to experienced players, like myself, to call someone out when they're providing misinformation. You certainly can attempt to play that way, but it's not going to help your team win the match. If you play this way in a match against me, your team will suffer.
@@Koga2.0 look... If you feel you have anything of value to add, then share it. Otherwise, if you're here to learn, then you should totally be willing to listen to different perspectives. Besides, most of the best players I know don't compete, because that's not even what it's all about. It's about helping others win, and those are always the best players. Not these guys who teach you lone wolf camping spots. That shit is toxic! Stay away from it.
Absolutely worth it. Now they either patch it away or everyone knows where to look to FCK up those abusers. It literally destroys the game enjoyment for people who do not know about this stuff.
@@Itsallgoodtogo so your solution to this "problem" is to make even more people aware of it and hitherto teach them the ways to do the things you despise the few for doing?
What Guide would you guys like to see next?
any specific role guide would be awesome.
@@ieie6531 Those are in the works, but since those videos get into the weeds of details they're gonna take a while to do them right
How to not suck as commander
@@av8tion of course, it's better to take your time and post a great video.
More maps roof spots
Great informative video, thanks for sharing!…
That intro was brilliant!
Yall really coordinated the intro very well 😂
Thanks for the guide
Thanks for the informative video 👍
20:42 so, basically hell let loose is a game developed by Obi-Wan Kenobi
A tip for leaning. Bind lean left on E and lean right on Q. Then you can strafe as normal and use "free" finger to lean. So if you need to peek to the right: Press D as normal and ringfinger on Q.
Just put it on mouse buttons
I've tried this before and it really doesn't provide any extra benefits and feels like trying to learn how to ride a bike with your shoelaces tied together. It's just a different (and imo more complicated) way to learn the same thing.
You could invert the forward and back keybinds and still learn how to position your fingers.
It's mostly a personal preference thing - except using CTRL for crouch...that's absolutely disgusting.
@@shiznitts idk I used this in siege so I'm kinda used to it. In games without leaning I use jump and crouch on mouse buttons 💀 in hll I use c for crouch
Wish they’d fix the roof access issue
Yeah that’s pretty dumb they haven’t fixed it yet. Probably don’t even care
Why not just let people on the roof?
@@CBDubz then the devs should make it an actual game mechanic. As it stands now it’s a “glitch”
no it is not an issue it is lots of fun
Awwww someone can’t get out the window….. get better at the game and u will be capping blueberries with us
15:02 Window shield typically called a shutter.
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@@MorbidGalaxy Sorry, "shudder" was the correct response. ;)
Thanks for sharing
6:53
“…ok.”
Tex was Johnny on the spot with those bandages
sharing the forbidden knowledge with the blueberries. . . . .
Need some for controller ps5 players lol
I wonder how this translates to console 🤔
Good stuff, however all of these will see me dead in 5 seconds 😂😂😂 #bulletmagnet
Nice video.
What about on console? Same?
How do u get those gloves
Does this work on console as well?
Doesn't work anyways
you can tell this guy never got a 50 in halo 3
You're showing people all these useless spots to do useless things, like shoot at enemies. You need to go back to playing CoD, because this is NOT how you play HLL. Kills are pointless. Focus on the mission, and if you don't know what the mission is, then grab the Support role, and FOLLOW the leader until you figure it out.
HLL is a true capture the flag game. There are no tickets, no victory via elimination, and no alternate path to success. You can't win with bullets. It's going to require boots, and if your boots on the roof of a house, then you aren't helping. Quit wasting a seat which could be occupied by a more productive member. You need to be defending the strong point and the garry on the point AT ALL TIMES. Than means, even while you're attacking the next point, you need to be ready to redeploy and snap back to defence should the attack go sideways. None of this, "But, I'm getting kills, bro!" nonsense. There is another WWII game which offers more flexibility, Squad 44, where you CAN achieve victory by exhausting the enemy's tickets. Go play that game, instead.
There's no such thing as "kills" in HLL. You should think of those as teleports. More importantly, you need to be cognizant of WHERE you are teleporting enemies AT ALL TIMES. You don't want to be HELPING YOUR OPPONENT by sending enemies to rally to their defence as we are trying to attack their strong point. That would actually be HURTING YOUR OWN TEAM by helping the enemy get more capture weight on their defence. That is why veteran players will yell at noobs. This is one of the most important mechanics to get right, and it takes checking that map every 10 secs or less in order to monitor which direction the capture teetor totter is leaning.
All of these techniques you're showing can be useful should you need to evade detection or capture by an enemy player who got in your way as you were transiting to a mission objective. However, it also exposes you to more of the battlefield, and that is undesirable in a game where stealh and evasion are critical to success. Everybody is always going high when they should be staying low. However, it doesn't matter who wins the firefight, because now that the enemy is aware of your presence, he will simply redeploy to the garrison you are moving toward, and he will intercept you, by laying in wait and ambush you. I do this ALL THE TIME. Enemy kills me and thinks he's won, but I simply redeploy, and then hide against a wall and wait for him to make a play for the garrison, and then shoot him in the back of his distracted head as he prones out to take down the garry. Now, he's just wasted all of that time, and I lost nothing. So, it doesn't matter who won the fight when he's clearly the one who failed his mission, and I achieved success by defending the garrison, which was my mission all along. Your gunnery skills are irrelevant. Because, winning the fight will often only end up getting you killed and failing your mission, in the long run.
A lot of times, it is better to allow the enemy to kill you, and think you are gone, so he will leave the area, and now that it's undefended, you can simply waltz right in there unopposed on your next go at it. This also offers you a good look at the map, which might lead to you realizing we need help on defence, and you can go back and save the game, whereas you would've otherwise remained overfocused on completing your mission. Which is why you need to make defence always be your primary mission. Just don't get stuck on defence when your team is winning the capture race, and redeploy to attack. Remember, you don't want to help the enemy by redeploying them to go stop your friendlies from capturing. So, do your team a favor, and redeploy yourself, instead. So, keep your finger off the trigger as much as possible.
Hopefully, I've clarified to you that you can't think of this game like real life, or like any other shooter title out there. You have to forget everything you think you know, and wrap your head around the teleport mechanic first and foremost. That is the very most important thing you need to keep in that thick scull of yours. Get over your trigger happiness, and swallow your pride. The mission success depends on your ability to be WHERE you are needed, and DOING what is needed of you. Racking up sweet kills isn't one of those things.
So remember, keep your head down low, and be a ghost. Always, keep that trigger on safety unless you really have no other choice. Always be defending unless you have an opportunity to grab the enemy objective while they're unaware (DEFENCE WINS GAMES!). Most importantly, don't hesistate to use the redeploy feature to leap over your enemy and achieve victory behind their backs. Squad leaders should be building garrisons to help their team leap past the enemy and steal the objective. Do not place a garrison in front of an enemy blockade. It's better for the enemy to think they're winning, and allow them to push ever further away from their defence where they'll become ineffective players for their team. LET THEM COME, AND DON'T PANIC! If they're at the border, then they're not on the strong point. Use that to your advantage, and get you teammates to leap over them. Victory is merely a redeploy away. But... You have to build the garry, first.
DO NOT ATTACK WITHOUT BUILDING A GARRISON AND BRINGING THE REST OF YOUR TEAM WITH YOU! Even if you COULD capture, you wouldn't be able to sustain the inevitable counter attack. All you're doing is telling them enemy to go back to their strong point and defend like they should've been doing, and throwing away an advantage. So, don't be a HLL noob, and quit helping the enemy.
It's not up to you to decide how others play the game pal
@@euanm10 Isn't that precisely what a "guide" is intended to do? Explain to others how to play the game.... pal?
It is up to experienced players, like myself, to call someone out when they're providing misinformation. You certainly can attempt to play that way, but it's not going to help your team win the match. If you play this way in a match against me, your team will suffer.
@@TheChadXperience909you explain so much but what comp experience do you have in Hell Let loose ?
@@Koga2.0 look... If you feel you have anything of value to add, then share it. Otherwise, if you're here to learn, then you should totally be willing to listen to different perspectives. Besides, most of the best players I know don't compete, because that's not even what it's all about. It's about helping others win, and those are always the best players. Not these guys who teach you lone wolf camping spots. That shit is toxic! Stay away from it.
@@TheChadXperience909 lol i made the video xd
Well thanks for ruining it. I give it two or three updates before they patch all of these. Hope the content and views was worth it
Absolutely worth it. Now they either patch it away or everyone knows where to look to FCK up those abusers. It literally destroys the game enjoyment for people who do not know about this stuff.
@@Itsallgoodtogo so your solution to this "problem" is to make even more people aware of it and hitherto teach them the ways to do the things you despise the few for doing?
Yeah good can't wait until they patch it😅
I hope so too
Wahhh