THE 5 MOST BELOVED HELL LET LOOSE PLAYERS
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- It's finally done guys, the series of lists that started with the TOP 10 MOST HATED HELL LET LOOSE PLAYERS and now culminates with the 5 most beloved, cherished and halarious.
This took me a fair while to edit and get footage for so if you enjoy the video leave a like as it's a great way to support me and costs nothing, and a big thank you to Rex and Fives for helping me get the footage.
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I love being a medic, I love when people actually give a f about medics and they don't just respawn. Its a special feeling
I agree. It's not only useful but it adds to the immersion and fun of the game.
I always go around yelling in proximity chat that im coming to get them.
And if a bunch of people start respawning without waiting i start adding in 'anyone who sees me running at them and respawns is a f-cking coward' and the like as i run around.
Usually fixes the issue.
I love medic
@@Reckyyy. so underrated
While I haven't play HLL, I happen to agree. In any other games (Lookin' at you Battlefield), Medic is incredibly underrated and disrespected the most. I like helping my team (mostly because no-one is capable or willing to) and having a good time. When I see some people down as a Medic, I do try and get to them. But 9 times out of 10, they'll just respawn- even if they're behind cover or safe. They'll come back as the same class they were, with the same weapon and everything and go charging off to die again. It's... frustrating. On the flip side, when I'm down and I see a medic is near, I pray they see me so I can get help. Or if they are near, I try to signal not to bother if enemies are close by me, to keep them from becoming swiss cheese next to me.
Screaming "MEDIC!" in the most dramatic and hopeless way is one of the most funny cliché in HLL 😂
Love this game!
Yeah, I found a new player who knew how to use his mic and when he got downed I stayed near him screaming for a medic...telling him.he was going to be okay. Then when the medic didn't come I said "go in peace brother"
I want to shoutout the angry Tank Commander who demanded nothing less than perfection from me as a Driver in my first game of Hell Let Loose...on FOY of all places! As scary as each engagement was, he guided me through everything I needed to know like a mad drill sergeant. He called out orders like it was real life and I felt like any wrong move would get us killed. At the end of the game, he thanked me and left me a commendation. I may never be that good of a tank commander but if we ever get in a tank again, he'll have the driver he deserves.
Haha amazing
The “thanks doc” I get from risking my life to revive you is worth every death it takes.
So true. I would return to medic more often but my squad has a dedicated medic and she gets very funny with me if I take it
On remagen, around Christmas when people were getting the game, I built a little army in game cause I was reviving people, and we got pushed across bridge and I made observation that we would get flanked from above on one of the mountains overlooking the bridge, and I was promoted and told to lead men up there to hold that position, I went up there and became medic/officer, I was running back and forward in the trench reviving the dead and inspiring the alive and we held the entire time and only lost he position cause our team couldn't hold our flank, so we full sent it over the hill into our counter attack and I was Level 26 leading this, it failed, but yeah, that was my promotion to officer in this game.
This is true
Just doing my job, sir!
That's why I always acknowledge any medic who heals me.
My FAVORITE thing to do when screaming for a medic is “I’m all fucked up man. I can’t feel my legs, I’m scared man”. It ALWAYS leads to a memorable exchange.
The 30+ year olds who are either retired veterans or cooling off after work are some of the best. They've always been some of the best team players and squad leads, they know how to give advice and not be a dick, treat the game as an after-work venture and not a full-time job requiring screaming at people, and are often the first to offer you help when you don't know what to do.
This game sucked me in with its combat, but what made me stay indefinitely were two things: the trucks rides to the center point, and screaming ‘medic’.
Those truck rides are some of the funniest shit I’ve ever heard in a game. And after screaming ‘medic’ and having a medic go through Hell just to get to me and tell me everything was gonna be ok and I was gonna see my mom again was extremely funny to play along with. It’s the little things that make you stay.
100% agree.
Truck rides to the centre are the best
My highest rank rn is Engineer at 6, followed by support at 4. Never in a million years would I haven thought I would enjoy logistics in a hardcore war sim, and here I am; building up the point or being the guy who will run supplies, bullets and nades back and forth to save my boys.
Also god bless all medics.
A man of culture. Same I don't do it often but when I do I get right into it. I agree bless the medics
You might like foxhole that game is run by the engineer/supply guys.
I'd love to play HLL, but I just don't want the hassle of elitists gatekeeping like they are now, since the game came to console (I play on the Xbox). I think I'd play a good Medic once I learn the game itself. I want to help my team in ways that isn't always committing mass murder or blowing stuff up. Though the latter two are still quite fun~
Chad
LMAO this exactly, went from twitchy shooters to this and I have the most fun when I'm NOT shooting at people😂
Medics are invaluable on defense, where usually defenders are entrenched, so their bodies are typically easy to revive behind cover. That keeps that barrage of bullets going, keeping the advance at bay.
I'm glad more and more people are seeing the benefit of a medic
No thats incorrect because the game is badly designed, when people get revived theyre simply being denied from having their grenades and ammo etc refilled which the respawn gives for free. Medics only purpose in the game is the roleplay and larp aspect, so dont be mad when people just dont wait for you to run 5 meters to them.
And thats why i stopped maining medic after reaching max lvl and atleast 150 hours
@@chost-059 stop throwing all your grenades away.
@@McBluffinGaming that doesnt matter in hll because theyre free
@@chost-059 nothing is free ....except subscribing to my channel
As someone who clocked over 700 hours of playing SL in Squad I know that soul crushing feeling of not getting any kind of coordination from other squads.
Yeah… I had a game last night where it was all blueberries and my regular squad. We didn’t have a commander who talked and no other squad lead spoke beside me and some tank commander. It’s stressful but we were on defense and we held for an hour and 20 mins, felt like I single handedly won the war lol.
The recon squad that actually does their fucking job is also something I’ve come to appreciate considering 90% of them don’t
Yeah it was too rare of an occurrence to be included....ha.
Tbf they camping arty all game sounds lame
@@McBluffinGamingI try to be a decent recon team but my snipers are idiots 😢😢😢
The mentor for a new squad leader is like the sergeant that takes charge when he's needed. I remember being a first time squad leader and relying on a second in command who was an absolute gigachad and didn't act toxic when I was unable to do something or build outposts because I was busy handling something else of importance.
Absolute facts
you forgot the experienced tanker that still plays infantry, and consistently calls out armor and LOS shots for the AT, tank teams + commits his squad to infantry support for the tank!
I did forget that guy tbf
The captain always thanks me abundantly when I'm like "I'm picking support! Where do you need me!?"
Sometimes the support and engineer bros are the same guy. Some rare diamonds first spwan as a support, drop their supplies, then redeploy and come back as an engineer to build nodes. Then they redeploy again and repeat the same thing. Talk about dedication.
Yeah these guys are on another level
If it’s allowed to have squads without SL (which is horrible on the other side), I love it doing all the shit myself. Nodes, Garris, ammo or holding the team Moral up by keeping those „early-gg-saying-cowards“ quite XD whenever i am a squad member I miss the SL chat and good op‘s, when i‘m SL I miss my satchel or commander abilities.
We had a Medic named Rex and R3Z shouting like madmen charging at friendlies to revive them, We held Dug out for 30 mins with them then we held cattlesheds and they are still shouting and reviving everyone keeping morale up even if we were in the defense, last 20 minutes of the game 2 squads made an effort to cap dug out and in the last 30 seconds of the game we capped it and won, Those guys are amazing.
One of those names sound familiar
@@McBluffinGaming It was on Soul Snipers New players friendly servers
@Mahogany I've been there a bit but the rex I know probably doesn't play on that server....and come to think of it doesn't play medic anymore. But I like that server usually good teams...although being UK the ping is a bit high
@@McBluffinGaming I play for SEA with 250-300 ping regularly LoL, since the nearest servers are just chinese and I cant speak chinese. but theres also aussie servers but personally I like US west more
I need to install the game again. The thumbnail of the medic is gold.
Do it
Medic is both my favorite and most frustrating class to play. Wish there was a way to mark people for revive and bandage. Also more Smokes would be nice.
Yeah pinging someone to say I'm coming would be so good.
I think it’d be great for medics if you could drag downed men out of the battle before healing them. I play medic exclusively and I have SO many ideas for the role
As a tanker who likes training up newbie tankers, hearing the appreciation of that role in this video is nice. Granted I'm not always in the mood to train them up, and I don't have the patience to teach someone without a mic to tank. Always fun to have a bag of tricks to blow new guys' minds with tho
The guy who teaches new players recon
A ultra rare bread of player
I've done that once so I'm proud of it now lol
@@nathantorresstanevil6958 you should dude more people need to help teach our new nubblets
Squad leaders that place markers. Nothing more frustrating than calling out garrisons, tanks, supplies and being ignored.
Omg dude yes. Too add to that, being ignored to then have someone else in the squad call out same targets 2 seconds later and the TL goes....cheers nice marked...a unique source kf rage for me
you forgot the guy at the start of the match that drives the transport truck but does not leave until the truck is full AND is good driver that talks to everyone on the truck as he drives
Good point. May need to make a part 2 to this series.
My first time being commander, there was a kind engineer that would constantly run across rhe map and put his life in danger so he could stay by my side and teach me how to command. This was a week ago. Thank you dido
The roleplay you hear as a medic is 2nd to none ❤ the never ending "im gonna get you home to see your mama" and the " I dont wanna die" always makes my life as a medic more enjoyable
Agree. 100% agree
you gotta make it a truly immersive experience. give the medic and the victim some trauma haha
As a medic it is always gut-bustingly funny to hear someone scream for you with the intensity as if the bullet came through their monitor and hit them in the shoulder irl
I try to play medic whenever I can and I treat this game like an RPG. Even when I see one of my comrades go down I search and yell for a medic. It makes the game so much more fun, especially when there's other players who do the same.
Love your videos!! The sheer immensity is quite powerful.
Thank you so much.
You ain’t wrong about that medic bit! Love hearing my boys yell medic then thank me when they’re up, even better when they know where an enemy is or have AT and can take out that tank or the enemy that’s close. Feels good to help the team!
Yeah it's a special feeling.
squad leader part is so true! Very thorough analysis, nice!
Cheers. Been having some fairly salty squad leaders of late.
Hell let loose has some of the best and most friendly players, When i started tanking i would join squads and ask if its fine if im fresh too it and most of the time they were happy to help and have a full tank squad
Always love your videos! Doing a great job mate!
Thank you dude. 😊
Me and 3 other medics formed a adhawk unit on stalingraud as the german we nicknamed the house "Scottys" house because of are commanders gamer tag. We kept that house up and runing for the entire match the russians couldn't get in it was awsome and we cracked jokes and generally kept the moral high. Still play with those guys there awsome.
I would like to think of myself as a hardcore medic in every game I play.
That kind of medic that will die to save you.
We need more of you brother
With about 4.400 hrs in HLL I can identify myself with most of the roles you mentioned. Except for the medic. Medics can be useful if they fully understand the role and don't complain about how little ammo they have.
My gun is for personal defende and occasional clearing an enemy off of a downed teammate. That's it...no yolo medics.
I'm sorry....how many hours? Are you the general of HLL?
@@McBluffinGaming Nope. But I have been playing since May/June 2020, on a regular basis. Been part of the competitive scene also. For you to have an idea, I remember the time when at the start of the match you had to RUN to the middle point. No trucks and no Jeeps.
@@warriorpoet_pt4429 a true veteran. 👍
As a guy who mains Squad lead, engineer, support and tank commander. I appreciate the recognition.
Good lad
Great vid mate!🫡
Thanks dude. Appreciated
@@McBluffinGaming no problem brother💪🏻🫡
i spent one game learning about engineer and the entire time i was beefing up the last point with maybe 8 other people. it was kinda boring until the front got to us and it was so satisfying when they broke on the fortress we built for the past 20 to 30 minutes
New sub from a fellow grunt ,and a like :)
Appreciated fellow grunt. Check out the discord as well, memes, discussion and everything in-between.
Im very glad to be a medic. Sometimes I get great matches where people even are happy to see me revive them
I don’t have a mic but the amount of people that help me and like treat me like their lil buddy is nice. I’ll just pick a talking teammate and follow them around.
Proud to say you have PERFECTLY described me as the Diehard Medic
I'm glad, you and the others on this list needed a shout out.
@@McBluffinGaming thanks man! It’s cool that you interact with your audience as well. Have a fine day
@Chrimbo_ yeah man, I'll always try and reply. (Don't always get a notification so I miss some) you too sir.
Decided to test out the medic invincibility field and was not dissapointed
a friendly MG got shot well hiding prone behind a tree, he had the camo outfit and everything in shadows maximum camo stuff
they shot immidiantly
i proceeded to revive him, and then stand up fully, in my boring gray german uniform for a good 10 seconds before getting lit up with a tommy gun
i lived.
He is the chosen one
I started playing yesterday and basically just mained the medic role. My first ever game I was just getting killed left and right but I must have healed like 50+ people. (That game lasted way too long but hey, I went from level 1 to level 10). Playing as a medic, I've definitely loved hearing people scream out for me to go heal them while getting shot at in all directions. I think the best part is just bonding with randoms for a short while. Wish I could see some I met again but oh well.
Edit: If I had one main complaint though, it would have to be people just instantly respawing. I can't count the number of times already where I ran and almost reach them, then poof, they "let go". Wish there was a way to tell them I'm coming rather than proximity chat but nothing i can really do about it.
Well welcome to the game and good job.
Yeah your complaint is addressed in my most Hated HLL players.
Once in foy, me and my unit were stuck in a hole in the frontline, we had an MG42 rippin trough them, i was just proned there healing and reviving everyone on my unit. We hold that defense position for about 5 or 8 mins with heavy fire and artty all around us. Was one of the most suscefull imerse experiences i had in this game.
Being a medic gives a great boost on your units moral and the ability to get less surpres. Its awsome. And dont make me talk about that hand gun. ❤
hey you did a pretty good job there! see ya on the battlefield.
Cheers bud. Soon as I get my PC back up and running I'm gonna be getting stuck in
Great Video, subscribed :)
Cheers buddy, appreciate it. Welcome.
@@McBluffinGaming thanks mate, you nailed it with the Video!
great vid
Thank you kind sir.
I do wish engineers weren't limited on the number of defenses they can build, as eventually you feel compelled to switch roles
True. Considering the high cost to build them thr cap should be increased
I do my best to avoid being SL as I am level 10 already, but truly get enjoyment out of helping new players learn the role, especially if they are eager. I see so many others happily teaching new players, this game is amazing for how welcoming it is.
A big tip for those learning to play this game, watch genuine WW2 training films, that's how I learned to use bazooka effectively, it does work, except for using the individual sights on the launcher, enlisted has that option but you gotta eye ball it in hell let loose.
I've done this myself for s few aspects of HLL and can confirm it does help
I think you have it covered. I love teaching new players. I've trained over 100 players now.
Good job dude.
Nice 👍
I actually mentored a HLL player on squad 30 mins before watching this. Its nice to think I may have had a positive impact.
I was in a game a few weeks ago we were loosing and had no commander at this point i was a quad leader and was talking tl people in command chat, this more naulagable person i belive was a vetaren of the game if not he was just a very nice guy who knew some tips, said that i should go saying "a commander no matter how bad is better than no commander" so i gave it a shot and the guy was helping me and others were as well like teaching me that some houses could be straffing runned through and was a hotspot, we ended up loosing but it has made me love the officer and command roll more, especially the tactical side
As a medical main, I'm glad to get the appreciation I deserve. Medic needs a minor buff (more ammo and smoke grenades would be nice) but I risk my life every match for your life
My man
Mcbluffin embodies everything that’s great about hell let loose
Dude, your gonna make me cry
The Thing with the supporting soldiers in HLL is because people dont see the effect like in the full Tactical games. But them played well is the difference between win and loose.
100% agree. Hardly ever get the respect they deserve
I gravitated to this immediately because of the impact it has. Got the flamer so fast
As someone who mains tanks, PLEASE get into tank a tank squad and learn and ask questions. We are few as is an need more tankers on the field? The majority will help you just make sure you have a mic and follow orders and you will never wanna play any other class. See you on the battlefield
As an engineer it’s simple work but it sure is gratifying it hits different
True
I would play more medic but I'm too valuable as a panzer destroyer, assault specialist and the only man on the team that actually likes to play support and knows how to place supplies.
The SLs that bark kill me lmao. They make me wonder if they think were actually in the military. 1944 edition.
I usually end up A, leaving squad. B, doing my own thing if its 'better' for the team (usually coincides with B) or C, writing it off as the most excitement they have and carry on chuckling lol.
Yeah you gotta get the feelers out quick.
Squad leaders are literally fresh lieutenant's out of basic training 😂
Normally a squad leader would be like a SGT, but I guess its kinda like a green platoon leader. If you want to roleplay and be useful, help the butterbar succeed.
I love these Hell Let Loose players soo much
They realy do make the difference, and more people need to recognise them
O don't forget snipers who take down garrisons in the rear or help fend off arty.
I said most beloved not imaginary....nah I'm joking those boys are a god send when they turn up.
Wow i feel seriously honoured to be shown as a 'good medic' thankyou its always a pleasure to do my duty :)
Best medic going, if I can stop TKing you....
@@McBluffinGaming Aw but i love it though!
@@Spoinkus-Boinkus me TKing you?
@@McBluffinGaming Always
@@Spoinkus-Boinkus ❤️
Green SL that are willing to learn the role are the best. I just usually explain the different chats and how to use that stopwatch and they become great SL in no time. Once they learn to mark the map and use those binocs then they level up past most SL.
Agreed. As long as people are willing to learn I'll have all the time in the world for them
I was playing medic last night. Someone team killed me on purpose over some light banter due to his name choice and the entirety of the company at that garry would team kill him till he apologised. I got 30 revives shortly after. Thats why i play medic
When I was just a wee level 3 or so I met this player who became my mentor. We’ve been playing together ever since.
That's sweet.
One of the players I enjoy the most are the competent commanders who work with their squad leads
What's that?
@@McBluffinGamingA rarity.
3:25 I like to think I'm more of a Spears
That's a good choice as well
I'm actually (without any self flattery of course, trying to be objective) the medic and squad leader (and another one not on this list, the supportive and friendly sniper who communicates and cover the ass of my friends and always remain close to my spotter). And for the medic, I will do everything in my power to revive each one of the players and I never let one down, the most insane was one time, a guy was hidding just behind an enemy tank, laying down and the tank didn't saw, and I understood it was a newbie. I crawled to him, I revived him, I asked him to follow him and I brought him back to his squad. The guy was yelling in the microphone of happiness. And of course the squad leader, for me it's just obvious that the squad leader should be the main component for players to actually have a fun time. And it's really not that hard, just follow the commander, give him some suggestions base on what you see on the field that he might not see so he can take even better decisions because have even more information on what is happening, always give clear directions to the squad but also ask questions to what the squad see and feel, and alos not only directions but actually EXPLAIN what is the final goal. If you're goal is to flank them by the East and focus on destroying their garrison, don't give "robotic instructions" like "go to point A, go to point B, please kill the enemy at this point etc...", give something more like "okay guys, we need to flank the enemy by the East, we should go by passing by point A and B on the map, and then we really have to try to destroy the enemy garrison, but if on the way you find a better way to adapt, please do it and tell me, good luck guys" and most important of all, give positive feedback and congrats each player everytime they do an action, so they feel useful. For me I'm playing maybe just 20% of the time squad leader, the rest is on Medic and Sniper, and sometimes Rifleman if I'm in a mood of just not thinking and just playing chill. But everytime I'm SL, I always have great feedback from the squad and sometimes hear things like "you're the best squad leader I had so far" or things like "it was so fun and we played all together, I never saw that before !"
It always feels great !
As a new player who can't shoot for shit, I find playing medic and support makes me enjoy playing despite basically being a stormtrooper.
Just remember the storm troopers were missing on purpose
Medic and support / engineer duo
I play medic with my friend both die he’s medics and we get so many revives average 30 ish
Yeah a dedicated medic is OP
@@McBluffinGaming they are keeps a defensive of point alive
@Ethan Hunt yeah agreed. I can attribute so many wins to medics keeping the team up and bandaged during massive fights.
I love good mg users . Fun as hell😅
I like the ATs who do hunt tanks and keep them at bay. And not just blow things up.
I’ll take that “prox chat leader” whether I’m SL or not, and the OP SL
6th most beloved Hell Let Loose player. The guy who will switch roles to whatever the squad needs.
Very true
Yes
yes I've been mentioned, (I led an entire trench and a little more somehow, I went from spot to spot checking in and making orders, that was a good match, mostly)
I am the medic and I love it when people stub their toes c:
I started off as a medic, it seems like the easiest role to me... when my team is able to hold itself... but aside from that I try to stick as close to ppl as possible... I just need to get rid of my blood thirst and realize the importance of my own life.
the blood curdling scream of "medic" hurts my ears and when I hear that I make it my goal to make the dude stfu xD
Good man
Been playing this game for two months solid, most addictive and immersive FPS war game since BF3 and 4. Great community (with the odd d-head), but is a smashing game. How many of you were mad and had to be in the mood to play this initially, now you're veterans? 😂
OMG, they're literally me 😮
Figured
Needs to be a penalty for not waiting for a medic if one is within 100 meters.
Yeah but how often has a medic been within a 100 meters and just watched you die? They need a ping sonthe medic can say he's on the way....then if you let go extra 10 second wait
Anybody came across a guy who plays harmonica in proxy chat
I may not be funny at times but I will always try
Medicss should be able to drag players that have been downed
As an "older gentleman with a cinematic gruff voice," mentoring can be as much fun as playing the game it's self. But, be warned, if you ignore us out of hand, we can get very loud and abrasive.
I want you to teach me
I think more people would play medic if they got more ammo
Medic needs no bullets. Maybe slightly faster run speed
GG give commendations the low level guys need a new hat!
Engineers and support players are the back bone of the team
They realy are...and tbh kinda fun. I'm working on a enginner video right now.. trying to make it sexy...
@McBluffin Gaming honestly, playing defense on offensive mode, as the Germans is so much fun. Get 2 or 3 engineers to build a point into a fortress with concrete bunkers. It's sad when our team stops them early and we never even get a chance to defend the fortress we just built lol
@shane hazzard I agree lol
Number one for me is people that don't make fun of or point out my speech impediment and just talk to me normally. I got called xQc way too many times.
As someone who struggled with a bad lisp when I was younger I feel you on this one
Engi is life!
im the medic unicorn
Bless you my child.
I main the medic, look for me
I will at that friend
Everyone who screams “medic” at the top of their lungs makes me get to the next downed guy a little faster
Right!?
Some people confuse me
If you wanna go around and just try and keep everyone happy, thank you, that takes a special kind of person
But its so easy to just not be a jerk
You dont have to say anything
Where is the good arty like me
And the final one, The 0th, The Battle Buddy.*
I think I know what you mean but I request elaboration
@@McBluffinGamingIn a video game, a "battle buddy" refers to a teammate who willingly decides to follow closely with another player during a game. They are responsible for providing support, protection, and assistance to their teammate, often by following them around and helping them achieve their objectives even if the other player doesn't want them bothering them.
The term "battle buddy" comes from military jargon, where soldiers are often assigned a partner to watch their back and support them during combat. In a video game, this concept is translated into a cooperative gameplay style where players work together to achieve their goals and survive in a dangerous virtual world or a single player decides to pick and choose a random player to become their battle buddy for the whole match temporarily.
What's the moral of the story? Be human act with respect and be kind to one another. Great things will follow.
Pretty much...maybe not great things but you know