I really liked how the game meshed arcade and milsim together in a nice package, but for people to still enjoy this game it should be nested in historical reality. Game is going in a more arcade direction. Although it still bothered me, it was not as big of a deal when the load-outs were pretty even, such as the Soviet vs German in Stalingrad, but the British weapons suck. AT can use it but only on the gun crew which is probably the least popular. Also, Engineer and Support not being able to use the iconic British rifle is cringe af. Would have been a nice change of pace for people to actually be equipped with what they fought with.
This fight should predominantly be between bolt action rifles, SMGs and Machine guns. It's infuriating, especially considering the engineer gets the Kar98 on Germany and not some ♥♥♥♥♥♥ knockoff. Why isn't the engineer or supply guy equipped with the No.4. More people on the UK's side should be equipped with the No.4. Panthers and Tigers should not be fighting at El Alamein. Your first battle will take place at the Steam Store pages.We need map specific loadouts. I hope you’ve gotten plenty to think about here. The spawning mechanics were the main selling point for me, though the inability to swap weapons had the most negative impact on my gameplay. It feels just a tad more casual than Post Scriptum. Personally, I like Hell Let Loose just a little more. These were the big highlights for me when I decided which was better, Hell Let Loose or Post Scriptum. You’re kind of on your own in this regard, I don’t have any help to offer here other than to point it out as something to watch as time goes on. The games have the exact same price too, so neither has an advantage in gaining players that way. Meanwhile on Twitch, Post Scriptum has more followers, but less active viewers. Steam charts puts Hell Let Loose in the lead by hundreds more, but Hell Let Loose is the new shiny. Playerbase is a big factor when deciding between the two games, but figuring it out isn’t very easy. Hell Let Loose definitely scores high marks for visuals, especially its gritty looking mud. Not terrible, but more adequate than impressive. Post Scriptum is more of what you’d expect from a larger scale multiplayer game. Hell Let Loose has more colorful, detailed, and just overall better looking environments. Still being in Early Access of course means a lot of planned core features for Hell Let Loose are coming soon(tm). In the very start, it was extremely fast, mainly because we. That’s a massive lead considering Hell Let Loose hasn’t even been out for a month. Regular content releases will be spaced out about three months apart in the same way they have during the game’s early access period. It’s to be expected since Post Scriptum is almost a year ahead in development time. It’s more feature complete than Hell Let Loose. It has more vehicle types available, more maps, and overall more options.
More focus on the fight, and not the clock. There’s even garrison spawns that everyone can use. In Hell Let Loose, it’s set it and forget it. My biggest complaint is the need to consistently refresh the squad spawn point. It was a very punishing experience that almost turned me off completely. Running to the battle lines took more time than it did to get into position and die.
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I abhorred the spawning in Post Scriptum and even Squad when I first experienced them on a free weekend. Hell Let Loose has a better spawn system. Hefty points for Post Scriptum in this column. You could respawn with a new gun when pushing across hedgerows, and respawn with an SMG when the fighting flowed into a town. In Post Scriptum you have a couple of weapons to choose from for every class, squad leader included. Several battlefields have quite some distance on them, making SMGs considerably less than ideal. In Hell Let Loose when I played as squad leader, I was only able to use an SMG. Post Scriptum does have the goal of hitting 50 vs 50 eventually though, if that matters to you. I’ve always been a fan of more players, but honestly I can’t say I could really tell a difference. Post Scriptum is 40 versus 40 players, meanwhile Hell Let Loose is 50 versus 50 players.
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