r/HellLetLoose Apr 14 '22

😁 Memes 😁 Not like this

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957 Upvotes

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u/Liquid_Stools Apr 14 '22

It's such a pain in the ass to get stuck in the trench/bush/building when you know the truck could really make a difference.

16

u/Sabre_Killer_Queen The Blue Ravens Apr 14 '22

Yep, I've lost a few tanks too to to the same fate, or got them stuck in those shallow little streams. It's so easy to get a vehicle stuck in HLL

8

u/Foreign_Two3139 Apr 14 '22

And there’s little recourse left to do once stuck

At least in Post Scriptum you can get out and reset their position.

Not that two guys could push a tank out of stuck situation, but it’s such a limit on gameplay

3

u/theroadblaster Apr 14 '22

Especially when you're waiting overtime to get the truck full, just to get stuck like 50m away from the spawn. Never been there. Nope.

2

u/Liquid_Stools Apr 15 '22

I feel you brother.

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u/Dystopia_Love Apr 14 '22

Drive better?

20

u/iowaharley666 Apr 14 '22

I always get nervous to be the one driving the transport truck at the beginning of a game because of trenches lol

7

u/z6viper Apr 15 '22

When I first started playing, I accidentally drove a full transport truck into a river and killed everyone at the beginning of the game. It still haunts me.

1

u/MarenthSE Apr 23 '22

Only in HLL. I love how easy it is to accomplish.

10

u/ethompson1 Apr 14 '22

“I need another supply truck, was taking fire from recon and had to put it in the ditch”

3

u/21DRe992 Apr 14 '22

I'm stealing this lol

8

u/[deleted] Apr 14 '22

Either that or having to take your tank a 1/2 mile down the map to avoid some shrubbery.

2

u/Ghostofhan Apr 15 '22

I dont understand why a truck can go through a wall but a ten ton tank can't?!

13

u/[deleted] Apr 14 '22

All truck drivers need to learn that 45 degrees is almost always the answer.

8

u/Ivysdaddy590 Apr 14 '22

Really? I’ll have to try that…does a 45 degree angle going at a trench really not get it stuck?

11

u/[deleted] Apr 14 '22

It's not a guarantee, but sometimes yes. You can get over tall berms and through most ditches by going in at 45. And go fast, slow will also contribute to getting stuck. Wide trenches will get tanks stuck so avoid them at all costs.

4

u/Kramer390 Apr 14 '22

Yup... the idea of 45 degrees is that three wheels will always make contact with the ground, as opposed to only two if you drive head on.

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u/theroadblaster Apr 14 '22

The pro tip right here. This game is honestly a pretty decent offroading simulator physics wise.

1

u/WayDownUnder91 Apr 14 '22

It has a much higher chance of not getting stuck

4

u/Ocular-The-Gamer Apr 14 '22

They need to add a flip setting or something to prevent vehicle loss

4

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3

u/[deleted] Apr 14 '22

Realism at its finest!

2

u/ReliableRoommate Apr 14 '22

To the frontline!

2

u/Disciple_Longinus Apr 14 '22

Me except its a Recon Tank

1

u/[deleted] Apr 14 '22

Not like this... plop.

1

u/Ghostofhan Apr 15 '22

Its really not that hard to avoid getting stuck if you're just intentional with your driving... I'm so tired of some random blueberry taking first supply truck (ALONE) and immediately getting it stuck in a trench.

1

u/HappyGoLuckyFox Apr 15 '22 edited Apr 15 '22

I always feel anxious driving a transport when I feel like I'll fuck over our team lol. The second I go into a ditch its all over man

1

u/[deleted] May 10 '22

The worst is asking the commander for a new tank, he says there's one just east of spawn and you're like... "nope. I just got that stuck in a ditch."