Seems like the best news in a while. Hopefully it all works out.

TL;DR

-They are reverting the movement changes entirely

-They are implementing PTEs for testing new changes

-Lots of bug fixing

-Much slower development pace, with reworked roadmap and schedule, focusing on bug fixing

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/740791

When I got into HLL back in 2021, it was a one of a kind experience of strong community, teamwork, and a balance of realism, strategy, and "arcadey" enough to not get boring. I am fairly concerned that T17 will not be able to maintain the games popularity / enjoy-ability going forward.

My hope is that they can turn it around, but knowing how modern game development goes from larger studios, it's not looking good imo.

Anyone who's lurking around here, I'd like to hear your thoughts on what you think the future holds for this game, whether it still has a chance or is really doomed.

When I got into HLL back in 2021, it was a one of a kind experience of strong community, teamwork, and a balance of realism, strategy, and "arcadey" enough to not get boring. I am fairly concerned that T17 will not be able to maintain the games popularity / enjoy-ability going forward.

My hope is that they can turn it around, but knowing how modern game development goes from larger studios, it's not looking good imo.

Anyone who's lurking around here, I'd like to hear your thoughts on what you think the future holds for this game, whether it still has a chance or is really doomed.

A quick infographic guide for identifying tanks on the UK maps from the Hell Let Loose E-Tool discord.

An great example of communication and teamwork.

Mono's video from a few days ago, talking about the state of the game.

Thought I'd make this community since I really enjoyed the HLL subreddit but don't want to support it anymore due to reddit's corporate nonsense.

Feel free to share it around to anyone who you feel might be interested in participating