Hell Let Loose, the hardcore World War 2 multiplayer FPS game, received a major update yesterday. Developer Team 17 released Patch 14 which made intriguing changes, including the tweaked player locomotion. Several bugs related to UI, audio, weapons, and more were squashed as well.
According to the current developer's plan to improve player movement, overall acceleration speed saw a reduction of 20%. This change was to make the transition to maximum speed from a standstill or during sharp movements feel smoother and more realistic.
The devs are aware that tanks need some tweaks. They are currently in the process of figuring out the best solution that doesn't risk the wider game mechanics. Additional details about it will be made available at a later date.
In the meantime, check out the patch notes below.
HUD/UI
- [Fixed] Incorrect experience awarded during post-match XP Screen
- [Fixed] The Server name filter box is deselected when the player is attempting to type in on the Enlist Screen menu.
- [Fixed] Holding F Actions
- [Fixed] Incorrect Amount of Votes to Kick
Audio
- [Fixed] Breathing while sprinting audio overlapped itself
General Bug Fixes
- [Fixed] In-game vehicle movement stopping when opening the scoreboard.
- [Fixed] Dive to Prone used to appear to move faster and avoid conflict
- [Fixed] Opening the map stops the player from performing multiple actions.
- [Fixed] British weapons have increased sway when ADSing
- [Fixed] British AT gun has inverted controls
- [Fix Submitted] The "Lost Connection to Host" prompt appears after finishing a match whilst the map is open.
Weapon Bug Fixes
- [Fixed] British Weapons are not calibrated/zeroed correctly.
Driel
- [Fixed] [D4] Invisible collision encountered above the player's head under a bridge.
You can visit Steam to read more about Patch 14. You can buy Hell Let Loose from there for $44.99.
So, what do you think? Are you interested in any of these changes? Have you been playing Hell Let Loose recently? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
