Awesome guide, man. Subbed and about to binge & recommend all your HLL content.

The biggest problem I have with me playing AT is that someone already shot the tank before I get to it.

Mines are severely underutilized if you are the defense team on an offensive map. Getting mines down early on all the approach roads as you fall back makes a big difference. It is definitely worth getting your AT role ranked up.

Quick correction: You can't destroy resource nodes with the bazooka or panzerschreck. Just OPs and Garrisons.

As ambusher I always make a b line to get behind enemy lines and plant my 4 mines deep in the enemy territory on roads leading out of their hq. I often follow our recon sqaud. I get 6+ vehicles a game so easily just by doing that. Check the map constantly to see if your mines are gone and if they are flank around to replace them as soon as possible. You can single-handedly shut down enemy Armour and their supply vehicles if you play it right.

It’s also important to understand how a tank will most likely respond to being hit, I’ve found that playing armor is the best way to learn what tankers do in those situations, some will panic and try to escape while others may attempt to gun you down. The deadliest tank is one that is supported by infantry, denying any satchels or well aimed rockets. If fighting the tank on foot proves too difficult, you may have to rely on allied armor units to defeat it for you

Another thing to add about the AT gun, if you have a loader, they can traverse with you to increase the traverse rate.

Nice guide mate, on the topic of mines for statioonary tanks, you can set off your own mines with grenades. Given mines also chain, three mines placed as close as you can to a tanks rear with slight spacing, triggered with a nade then dropped on one; will destroy even a tiger. Enables you to run two satchels of sorts!

You should do one of these in the style of actual WW2 training material. That'd be cool.

i burst out laughing when you mentioned people gathering around a satchel 😂 soooo many times i repeatedly scream in local "sathel placed on tank, clear area" and people just walk up to the tank 😂 got booted once because of these idiots 😆

Can confirm satchels are capable of killing an entire friendly squad

Really wish they let us swap between the 3 sights on the m1 bazooka, 50meters for the first iron sight, 100m for 2nd and 200m for the 3rd. Just like in battlefield v

exactly what i was hoping for! maybe a little more in depth help with aiming the shots with the panzerfaust or bazooka, how much higher at different distances... but hey, probably just time to catch an empty server.

As a tank driver when I play this game with 2 buddies of mine I can tell you it takes about a second to switch gears. A tank driving at full speed is in 4th gear and in order to go reverse they have to go from 4th to 3rd to 2nd to 1st to neutral to reverse. A tank crew of 3 have a lot of mobility to deal with satchel charge attempts by either booking it or reversing on to you. As for AT mines we drivers have poor visibility and might just be looking at the map during a long drive. If anyone of us is going to see the mines it will probably be the tank commander assuming it's a fully manned tank. That little bit of camouflage for the mines can make all the difference between seeing it or driving over it.

Hmm, that's a nice damage system, it reminds me of the battlefield's one. Although the best damage system I've found so far in the FPS games has to be the Enlisted. As they made the game on the War Thunder model, they took the damage system grom there and just added values for bazooka and panzerfausts

seriously man you deserve far more subs than you currently have. great videos. really helping me learn this game. i hope you get the recognition you deserve soon. you keep making these videos.

Really good guide, I think this is going to be appreciated by a lot of players

Having a loader on the AT gun (pak40 etc) will allow you to increase the angle in which the gun can turn. Loader also helps move gun left and right faster 🤙

Rocket aiming is a kind of guessing game until you put 10 or more hours into AT. I wish there was a shooting range in this game so people could get a feel for bullet drop and such.

The guide I was waiting for and this video has plenty of good information. great video!

10:42 Oh my god I love this, so perfect.

Nice guide man and loving the new font for the thumbnail similar to mine which is dope 🔥 Btw if you aim ur bazooka/panzershrek at the engine of the transport/supply truck it’ll destroy it in one shot

Satchel charge is a 25m radius. It will kill Infantry though cover, so just assume that if you, or a teammate is within that 25m radius you are dead. Unsure of its effects against built fortifications when placed ON a tank. Placed on the ground, it should clear Fortifications in that same radius, along with OP's and Garrisons.

Just screamed "ohh hell yeah!" In my head when I got the notification haha

Went in a match immediately after watching this, i ended up obliterating my first 4 tanks, i guess the video helped, here's my like.

My experience with AT so far: 1. I spend 90% of a match just looking for enemy armor. The last 10% is spent getting killed trying to maneuver behind it and trying not to blow up team mates who apparently think Leroy Jenkinsing it by running up to it firing their rifle at it is going to hurt it at all. 2. When I don't play AT and am powerless to harm them that's when enemy armor commonly rolls right past me 15 feet away and never sees me in the grass, hay, or rubble.

The other day i literally saw an AT shot a German supply truck like two dozen times 😂 told the guy to shoot the engine, but he kept shooting it in the rear like it was a tank

Haha as a tanker I will happily watch and recommend for my OTHER TANK FRIENDS muahaha! Good video tho bro definitely a like👍

The AT gun is seriously effective. If you have a buddy go support, you can run around low-key and build one on the spot when you see a tank. It's long range, quick to deploy, can take down any tank at any angle, and reloads super fast if you have a loader. A bonus is that enemies have a hard time seeing you on the gun, I've been swarmed by enemy infantry before who don't even realize I'm still on it. The only downside is that when you get out of the gun, you appear in front of it, and can't get over the legs without jumping. The biggest imbalance is that the Panzer 4 is incredibly weak. It often has a hard time damaging a Sherman, which can destroy it in 2 shots. The Panzer 3, when it was still in the game, was very strong against the Sherman, and deflected most of its rounds. So I am guessing they adjusted too far in the other direction.

I don't even play this game yet these guides are super entertaining to watch

I didn't realize you could switch up the satchel timer. Nice!

If you are using a PTRS 41 against heavy tanks, your best bet is to focus on disabling the tracks for someone with a satchel or a friendly tank to shoot it ( or in rare occasions have a very skittish tank crew who bails super early and makes themselves easy targets and leaves a tank abandon )

I have been playing different roles for a while, just trying to enjoy myself. So thank you for the guide, because this is the best I have seen.

I had a great game on kursk today, setting up a solo at gun from the Russian spawn shooting up towards windmills, two enemy tigers on the far right, both taken down, that was a pulse racing minute that's for sure!

For me it's the restrictive sight can make it extremely difficult to see where you're even aiming if you aren't point blank.

On the flip side of this, here’s a few tips from an experienced tanker for any dedicated tankers out there who came here hoping to get into the minds of our most persistent and annoying enemy. 1) Stay by or near your infantry. You may be a hulking mass of firepower and armor, but as demonstrated in this vid you are very slow to respond to immediate threats you didn’t see coming. Staying near your infantry will help minimize the threat of being satcheled or blown up by a rocket. Just as you protect your fellow infantryman from hulking guns on tanks, they protect you from the sneaky infantry bastards who flanked from halfway across the map just to take you out. 2) As is stated in the video, whenever you’re hit by a rocket: turn to face the direction it came from *and then* back the hell away from that area until you can safely break off and repair. Not only are all your guns now facing the enemy, but you now have eliminated the possibility of getting satcheled because you’ll just run them over. I cannot tell you how many times I’ve see tankers get hit by a rocket and then panic, literally spinning their tracks in the dirt, trying to get the guy who just penned them. Or even worse sit perfectly still as more infantry swarm around them and eventually take them down through sheer numbers. As soon as you’re hit by AT you’re immediate thought should be to identify the threat and then get the hell out of dodge because more than likely he’s got friends nearby ready to finish what he started. 3) Avoid urban areas/close quarters combat like the plague. Very rarely should you be diving headfirst into areas with buildings. Not only have you just restricted yourself to unbelievably tight corridors making yourself far less maneuverable with far less escape routes, but now the possibility of you getting ambushed by AT is astronomically high as they have far more options than you do. From mines, to rockets, to satchels, it will be far easier to kill you now that you’re on very predictable pathways. The only time you should ever push into urban combat is when you have a substantial amount of infantry support to cover your sides and back. 4) Only take the main roads when you need to get somewhere fast, and always have an escape route in mind. This couples neatly with tips 3 and 2. For obvious reasons the roads are very predictable and are prime ambush material. Mines, satchels, even AT guns could be just around the corner. Keep an eye out for mines and think about where you want to go should you ever get caught out. As a general rule of thumb driving forward in order to get out of the kill zone usually ends badly so don’t do that unless you have the speed to do so. Even then I wouldn’t really recommend it. 5) Distance is your friend. You are a tank. You have a big fuck off gun attached to you with two machine guns at your disposal. You can hit shots from over 800 meters away with the main gun. More often than not you do not need to close the distance to a target. I know this seems obvious, but I have come across a few in my almost 300 hours of play time who seem to think that they need to get closer to targets in order to deal with them, especially if they’re infantry targets. *No you don’t.* HE exists, use it. That’s what it’s meant for. You have the range to compensate for your usually slow speed and large size. Find a nice vantage point and shoot until your hearts content. If you’ve got this far down the list then you should know by now that you’re not meant to get in dirty and brawl with the enemy. If you ever find yourself in a situation like that you better pray to a god or whatever you believe in because more than likely you will die. Those are my tips. Obviously not all of these are going to apply in every situation and sometimes are completely unavoidable, like Stalingrad or Hill 400 (which I consider to be the two worst maps to tank on). But even on those maps, especially on those maps, I find these tips to be the differences between getting wrecked every time you get to the front line and wrecking the enemy. If anyone else has any other advice please feel free to reply below.

Dude all your videos are the BIBLE for HLL. They have given me the confidence to approach this game and now I'm gonna blow up some fuckin tanks!!!!

I found your server before I found your videos, thanks for sending me here soul sniper community

I recall reading the Russians stopped Tiger tanks by simply dropping a petrol bomb onto the engine deck covers. Petrol used to seep down into the engine bay and that was it. They ended up modding the deck covers.

Ive been getting inconsistent damage against Pz. 4's in my Sherman's. According to all the videos I should be 2 shotting a Pz. 4 hitting the side above the tracks and below the turret but it usually ends up being like 4 hits.

1 mine Trucks and maybe light tanks 2 mines reacon and middle tanks 3 mines heavy tanks and satchels can be defused.

When firing your rocket don't stand around and watch it hit. Immediately start your reload. Or if under pressure immediately take cover or concealment while reloading. If your aim is true you don't have to waste time by watching what happens. Every second counts.

Exactly the information I was looking for! Very good tutorial! Thanks a lot!

thank you for making this .. being american vs germany allies who come with me always shoot the enemy tanks in the front.

I start putting a base with support role, put some explosives ammo box there and then suicide and then become antitank role with the ammo box over there you can shot like 6 times in a row instead of boring 2 shots :)

Thanks for the guides. I spent some time in the range learning the gun physics and dropped into my first game last night. I'm hoping to jump on your server sometime. Liked and Subbed.

Bottom of American sight tends to be like 125 for me 135 if you barely cover the target with the bottom. That could just be bad on my part, but it hits so

Me who doesn’t play HLL and doesn’t have a computer to play it: you have peaked my interest

the amount of people who dont play the roles needed is a joke

Satchel is a good way to get punished by your teammates, +60 seconds respawn time, then you're finally voted out. Not that it happened to me before, but I could see my future self malding over this at new players.

You do a really nice job on these guides. Keep it up!

Supplies for the poor supplies for the poor. Ooh God bless you sir

Just wanted to add something I learned here, you can place a stationary at gun in the towers of Remagen

Such beauty in this game, man. Thank u for the good guide and making my map flanking, Sabotage rat life easier 🗿

I like how the bazooka model has three different front sight posts for ranging shots like it does in real life but there is no way to actually use them lmfao

Finally! Good stuff as always dude. 👍

6:50 xD I choked on my food

I have yet to destroy a single vehicle as AT. Closest I came was I got one solid hit, and as I was reloading another AT finished them off before I could. I did help a squadie AT one time, after they hit twice and I dropped ammo box for him on my Support. I count that as an assist.

My toxic trait is using the PTRS to wipe infantry squads from a distance. It’s like using the Barret .50, but you target the enemy’s chest rig instead

In the actual war, a bazooka or panzerfaust had to hit tracks to disable the tank, and could not destroy it outright. For play balance I understand, but a better compromise would be that it takes an engineer to repair tank treads and it is a very slow process. Tanks blowing up like in a Diehard movie is very unrealistic.

10:45 damn you 😂

You say hit the rear of the tank yet hit the side at 1:13. I have about 500 hrs as just an AT. I would've cleared the area with my rifle, then run behind the tank before taking the two shots. By the time someone jumps out, they rarely get me in time if I reload right away after the first one. With a teammate covering the tank while you reload, this will work 100% if there's no enemy infantry nearby. No need for explosive ammo box. It used to be much harder to pull this off, because the time it took to exit a tank was much lower, so they practically pressed h and got out. ;)

this game is once again my daily crack...a video topic idea for you - a video about bullet penetration on different surfaces , like what weapon can penetrate a cover of one or the other type like wood or metal ...

Very helpful, thank you!

TBF most AT players don't give sufficient warnings about a satchel being placed, shouting "back up" or "don't go near the tank" repeatedly is comms clutter, "approx 15 seconds on satchel" just as short while conveying actual useful info. Though, it wouldn't be HLL otherwise

You can hit the treads if you know you're not gonna take it out in two shots AND you coordinate with another player that has a satchel they can now slap on their nice, slow tank 😁

nice guide as always dude!!! but there is a problem :) you can not train your shots on an empty server because you have to choose the Officer in a squad so you cannot take the AT slot...you need a buddy to help you open the Squad as Officer. anyway...i like your guides and videos. keep going!!! *cheers*

First shot I fired with AT I destroyed a garrison with 9 or more enemies who just spawned on it, I’m never not using AT anymore just for that special moment.

Been on your server, best community ever🎉❤

Appreciate the information

for the Russian AT rifle, just track them on both sides and let the satchels finish them, or let your tanks take it out

I don't know if anyone has said this already, but if you're an AZERTY user like me you gotta press "FN" and "F1/2/3/..." to switch seats.

Very useful my friend

As a rank 8 Support player, nothing is more exciting than getting to be a part of building your AT gun and participate in wrecking house as your loader. Please ask us! :)

Heck yeah good tutorial

Was in a tiger last night, lasted thr whole match - put up 1900 total score. All of the other team anti tank kept shooting at the tank but were all shooting straight at thr front. If they would just flank we would have been in trouble but they all wasted their rockets.

I remember how easy the panther was to kill with two shots to the rear.

Your voice reminds me of two things. The, "How's it Made" made series on Discovery and Tom Bodett for Motel 6.

On console (PS5) you need to be lvl 6 to unlock the satchel charges for AT

Thank you mate very very helpful

That's a cool channel logo.

Playing AT I struggle with tunnel vision, can't see anything around me but that juicy target.

*taking notes as a tanker* LOL

I have been grinding the engineer role thinking there i could build the anti tank gun, NO i need the ANTI TANK ROLE AAA

Not to be that person but they nerfed the gun crew way before this video came out in regards to infantry splash damage. You have to hit them dead on to get a kill and with the munitions costs it just short of useless against infantry

10:46 .......This Luchs explains why our armor always dies in 3 minutes

God, what an awful time it was when the AT-Gun was only avaiable with an Level 8 Kit! That was SO stupid since it eliminated all AT-Guns from the game for months! The third Kit was so overpowered with the MP, Grenades and Satchel, and this one was Level 3 instead! -.- Sometimes i wonder what the devs are thinking.

I wish we had an all tanks map in hell let lose

you've done gods work, thank you for all these vids

i just wish this game could apply some physics like squad 44 or post scriptum

Biggest problem in Hell let loose is no on using mics

The two things I always target are dudes running around with a white helmet on and guys running around with a rocket…

Love your channel SS! Forgive my newbieness, but you often suggest going into an empty server to practice different roles. How do you do any role but squad lead? If I'm the only one on the unit it won't let me change roles. Thanks

the weak link of these stratagies, is they require squad coordination. Until one is developed that doesn't, tanks will remain unbeatable.

Crazy that you can’t change the zeroing on launchers in this game

How many mines does it take to take out a tank? A pz4 drove over my 1 mine, which blew up and kept driving

AT rifle is effiicient to disable the tank by shooting where the tank crew is, but idk if ti's impleented on the game yet, since the video always aiming on its engine

Ive had tigers take 8 shots to the rear, and ive literally been in a sherman with the 76 and fired 9 times and hit a tiger in the rear and side and had it not die so these numbers are a bit off as a very experienced hell let loose player.

I saw a guy satchel the point we were just about to lose on a 120 second timer. We lost the point, enemy moved in, think he got 6 guys.

You sound like the guy from How It's Made