No, you can't vault over the barbwire anymore.

Other game: How to 360' shot (Epic!!) Hell let loose: How to see the enemy

To be honest, when I play this game I get so immersed that I don't even get frustrated.

" 90% of the time you'll die again". My brain: so you're telling me there's a chance.

The revenge run back to the spot where I died only to die again real hits too close to home.

As someone new to the game i think most of the frustration of dying out of nowhere comes from the waiting to respawn. If you're doing poorly you can easily spend more time in menus waiting for a timer to tick down than actually playing the game. In something like cod you get straight back into the action, in HLL you have all that downtime to stew about how shitty that particular death was.

Lesson learnt: I am expendable. Cant wait for the Eastern Front!

I remember my first 50+ kill game, had an amazing squad and officer. We just completely decimated the enemy team with our flanks on Hurtgen and I played with those guys for another 3 hours afterwards. It was a rare experience and reminded me why I love this game so much.

2 kills and 50 deaths on my first play and... I loved it

Just wanted to add sometimes you legitimately can't see your enemy. Last night I was playing as MG and my squad leader found a second story house overlooking a large open field. Enemy troops were spawning in a wooded clump across the field and running to our right so we were on their flank. I couldn't see them they were so far away. SL was spotting them with his binoculars and pinging their location for me. Initially he had to tell me if I was too high or too low but once I got on target and realized were my gun sight needed to be in relation to his ping we started to decimate them. Had never thought of this tactic until last night but was highly effective.

Always look both ways before you cross a wide open area. Keep your gun aimed down sights when turning corners. Know where your blind spots are. Things I've learned after 100hrs in HLL

I speak for the trees, and the trees are speaking german.

Probably one of the most common statements you'll hear new players say. Great vid!

Are all your videos this deep? The entire part about how to respond to ambush being almost text book from Army FMs was mind blowing.

How to see the enemy... Neck extension my dude all good HLL players have one i just got mine after playing 6 hours on Hurtgen Forest

All jokes aside, me personally it has to do with screen brightness, the lighting in your room, and how clear the picture is on your monitor.

A handy tip to having an easier time spotting enemies (While also lowering the chance of being spotted yourself) is standing still regularly. Moving enemy targets become exceedingly more difficult to spot if *you* are both moving simultaneously, as now multiple things on your screen are also in motion, making it more of a hassle for your brain to distinguish enemies from other objects.

I once got a really good officer that only by telling us what to do the whole game, I didn't realize we were dying a lot, we tried a lot to flank the enemy, at the end we win. We didn't score too much but the officer told us we did a good job by at least distracting the enemy to deploy forces behind their lines

There are a few games I have raged at, but literally never at hll. Every time I die I just sort of laugh cause I’m so immersed and it feels very natural

Moral of the story - Do NOT try and get revenge! Or if you do spawn at a different point and come back from a different angle.

The example: 'it is extremely easy to see someone running through the forest', made me think I had surely seen this before somewhere? Monty Python- How Not to be Seen

Point to add: the best way to see people in my experiece is to be patient and build up situational awareness. 1) Advance a bit 2) Find a bit of cover to hid behind 3) Wait. While waiting, peek a *small* angle out from cover to one side. 4) Wait a little longer, then peak a deeper angle 5) Repeat 3&4 until you're able to see the forward direction again. 6) Go back to step three and repeat the peak on the other side of the cover. You'll now have gained confidence in the area ahead of you. If there is enemy ahead of you, you'll see them running between gaps or twitching from their own cover. If your area ahead is clear, go back to step one. Repeat. Win. :D This aproach doesn't take ages, maybe about 20-30 seconds to build up the awareness ahead of you before you push on. You obviously don't need to use it in areas you know are 'safe' - but it is effective if you are *not sure what's out there...* and want to advance without dying.

That was a super important point you made about K/D not necessarily reflecting your importance in the round.

Thanks so much for the video. Lately I've been on the verge of quitting this game because dying randomly is so frustrating, but good content creators like yourself keep me wanting to play more and improve.

Best tip: Squad Leader use binoculars and ping enemy position. MG and rest of squad empty your magazines and belt on that ping. Squad Leader direct fire 🔥. Very effective. Only Squad Leader need to see enemy. Players usually fire to little. If in doubt; fire in the general direction of the enemy.

While all of this is definitely true...I just recently upgraded from a 1080p 24 inch monitor to a 31.5 inch 2560 x 1440 and it has made a world of difference in my ability to spot enemies. I can now easily see targets at extreme range and am able to accurately track them and get kills. I simply notice soooooo much more when I'm running around now. For those of you that are really serious about this game having a large 2k or higher monitor makes a big difference.

It's all about reading the battlefield, and then its all about being easily spotted while moving, and stopping to see easily spotted people moving.

This isn't really a video on how to spot the enemy rather a standard tactics video. If its a bright green map like St. Marie Germans are the dark grey dudes running around and the Green uniform are the americans lol. Pretty standard for every map. Best piece advice I ever saw was from Alpine Sniper who said "When moving always imagine the enemy is watching you so move from cover to cover. Dont run everywhere take your time."

what i do is aim in at a spot that covers the whole area im trying to look at, and use peripheral vision to spot movement. ANY movement. standing still when spotting is definitely a must. flanking on forest maps is a must.

Great content as always, congrats on 10k!

Damn I wish this was around when I started. Though learning it all the hard way was part of the fun. Gonna send this to all my chooms that had trouble with the game. Great video as always mono!

Just started but I'm really liking it. Hard to take getting killed personally, so revenge isnt even on my mind. Play the roles and you will get more opportunities for more kills because you are attacking as a team.

This can be considered a HLL review and how to see enemy video in one! I figured out if this game is something for me just by watching your video. It sums up pretty much the most important stuff.

Was very impressed by this video. I like how you acknowledge that individual kills aren't what really matters in the grand scheme of things.

Really nice clear vid - Thanks!

Top notch video. Really good information.

I know i am late to the party but i got this video recommend yesterday and got intrigued because i just started playing HLL... today i hopped onto a game and tried to implement some stuff of here and it was the first time i got more than 20kills and had a very positive kd ratio actually, while still feeling usefull to the squad for the first time haha thanks a lot 🥳 keep it up

Perfect video! Thanks. What I've learned after 20 hours of hll is "Patience. Patience. Patience."

In rising storm 2 you can see the enemy's muzzle flash when they fire. That helps identify where the enemy is. I don't see that in hell let loose.

Thank you for all your guide videos. It helps me a lot and i getting out the best experience for the free weekend for this game on steam. I bought it

There are so many classes and they are amazingly different. I love it.

I'll be honest, I just started playing a couple days ago and I usually don't even know which general direction the enemy is in lol. I've found myself firing at something that looked suspicious in the distance, just for my whole squad to run up behind and start heavily suppressing an area... That's completely in the opposite direction.

very nicely explained ... I'm level 60 and I'm still struggling with predicting enemy positions

I just bought these game... THX for this vid, it really helped me! :D

just started playing HLL. great vid. great info. ty

how i see the enemy -run 2 miles -stop -scan the area -get shot and die -repeat

1 thing that helped me BIG time is switching the anti aliasing from "Standard TAA" to "Clarity TAA" and motion blur off. This makes colors pop more and removes the muddy look making it much easier to distinguish the enemy uniform from the bush while also keeping the immersion.

this is one of the few games i enjoy the more i play it and understand it

Dying not only feels like part of the game but also the atmosphere to kind of give off the immersion of how deadly ww2 really was. If I was 19 thrown into that shit I'd prolly die fast too

This video can also be applied to Rising Storm Vietnam

0:22 I would’ve broke the hell outta my keyboard if I was that German

A very helpful vid. Thanks for making it. Just wondering if you could do a vid on map use and making the most map usage. Have just subed cheers STOCKERS

This was 11:25 of saying "dying is normal in HLL", "use cover" and "flanking is important, even if it may take a while" which is 100% true, but ~nothing~ about seeing the enemy, defeating the point of this video.

This is a Good video. Lots of players that have mostly only been fed concepts of Call of Duty do not understand a game like this, and get extremely frustrated quickly. This is not a run and gun - rambo type shooter. If you want to win. If you want to have a good game. -You need to be patient. *You need to read, and assess enemy activities.* -You need to build a strategy, and readjust that strategy as often as needed. (Alot). But. Stick to your overall strategy if it's good. *You need to make long term goals/strategies, and have short term goals/strategies.* -You need to critically think about the situations you are presented with. *You need to work as a team, and for the team.* -You need to understand the purpose of killing, and dieing. This game is fun. Once you understand the game, and start playing it the way it was intended for you to play. You'll realize that at times dieing is not a problem if you are dieing in a smart way. If you are playing smart you will not be frustrated. Even when dieing alot. -Play -*-Be smart.-*- and Enjoy-

Thank you! I bought this game over a year ago, played about 45 minutes and was so confused that I haven't played since. Your video here has breathed some new life into me. I won't get frustrated because I'm just dying over and over, I'll consider the greater goal. And maybe get some better headphones. Edit: I've been reading the comments, thanks everybody, these are gold!

Realtime food u go video man thnx

Congrats for 10k subs

I never see where i’m getting shot from because most of the time the enemy are proned somewhere .

Thanks man, you are quiet generous. I'm learning a lot from you. I come from Rising Storm Vietnam and this is a completely deeper game concept... it's a war simulator.

Subbed. Good video!

The ending was really supportive thank you

Playing in 4k helps alot with seeing enemies clearly in the distance.

Great tips!

Good Work. Thanks a Lot 👍

Thank you for explaining what flank really means in this game!

When playing on low resolution screens or if you have bad eye sight,spotting the enemy sometimes proves difficult. you may have to sit very close to the screen to see detains. I have noticed some gamers it's easier to see them but others are extremely hard to spot an keep on target. if your computer is slower,others players may move erratically an even (dis)appear due to faster frame rates.

This game is absolutely amazing. Realistic and immersive.

You might of missed the topic of suppression, German mg suppress well and steilhand grenades throw farther making a good supress and grenade frontal approach you don’t always have to resort to flanking, you can rely on pure fire power to overwhelm enemy. Then grenade them what I’m trying to say is teamwork makes the dream work.

I recently got this game without trying a demo on the series x I read you die a lot and it’s not like COD or Battlefield I was hesitant to play it but after your video I’m not so hesitant.

My last round with the MG was 64 kills and 9 deaths. Pretty damn good for a newbie.

excellent guide thx

Thank you so much, these games are really frustrating to watch sometimes!

Nice wot music in the background lol. I like the loading songs they have

I've played a lot, and found taking your time and observing a group of people is a good thing. I'll not engage them if they don't know I'm there until I'm ready. I'll follow the stream of guys back to their spawn, then I'll attack. I quiet often take out whole squads and then destroy garrisons, ops. They amount of kills/deaths do not matter as mentioned in this video. But choosing your battles, and planning will naturally put you in a positive kill/death ratio. Most people that become fodder don't plan their attacks and just run in and react to what they find. I call these types of players zombies. blue berries that will run the same line the entire map wondering why they're always dying, and expecting something else the next time they do the same thing....

Audie Murphy didn't get his medals because he was good at flanking. Forget this advice, new players. Just go in...full bore...butt naked...guns a-blazing...it's the only TRUE way to play this game. :-)

Gracias por tu trabajo :)

Great video. Really few people take into account how long 1 hour and a half is, go flank that point son, a 10 min walk can mean everything

I love flanking! Even if it takes time, the rewards are often great.

Just casually gets like 4 or 5 kills in the first 30 seconds 😂 I love it

Im getting this game soon and I’m just binging tips for HLL

It's as real as it gets it looks like. Epic!!

I literally forget im playing a game when i play this game. I find myself in my game chair ducking bullets and screaming at the top of my lungs whenever someone sneaks into my trench

Loved the BF1 music in the end. Best OST ever.

ive used the smoke as a distraction tool sometimes and it works but not always

Great video

Thanks for help

Glad this came to ps plus be interesting to see later tonight

I honestly don't even care about dying. I just love the feeling of yelling "MG NEST 4 O' CLOCK GET DOWN" as I watch bullets and helmets fly. Does it suck sometimes? Yeah, but at least I go down having fun

this helped a shit ton thanks

this is the best game ... love it so much

Verry interesting thank you.

super useful. K/D not important (makes me feel slightly better!) and flank.

I like that you talk about HLL but use a Battlefield Soundtrack at some point :-) Very useful video.

Smoke is also a good distraction, smoke one side of the point and duck in the other side of the point

I just don’t know how are people soo good at aiming, I rarely have shots misses around me but the fist shot is usually the one that kills me

just bought the game this week. Its awesome but it sure its different than other shooters i mostly played btf/cod/ect. for the last few years. And it takes time to switch from fast past shooting and quick respawn. To a much slower kind of game play with way more teamwork. But when you have a good squad the game is a lot of fun (If anny dutch people wanna play with me hit me up im not that good tho)

Couldn't agree more on the subject of K/D and the power of a well executed flanking move! Great vid

Finally someone tells the truth: this game is not about to get a bunch of kills, this gane is about the victory of your team

why have i never though of the map thing before, it seem so obvious when you point it out i almost feel stupid for not think that over thank you this will help me a lot

Good tips