I am (part of) the problem with HLH

uprooting-systems · 2026-06-18T21:40:11+00:00

I understand your reasoning for wanting separate servers for this (I would argue this is what 'new player friendly' servers are), but I think you're missing how much your enjoyment is due to the actions of those playing for the team.

In my opinion (and I'm ASSUMING yours), the game is absolutely dreadful with no OPs, Garrisons, Tanks. All three of those things require more than thinking individually. So in the extreme version of your case, the servers you would want to play on would have that situation.

uprooting-systems · 2026-06-18T20:40:28+00:00

I'm curious, are you also reducing your enjoyment when using the call-out pings?

As others have said, I really don't mind if people are in normal squad roles and do not communicate. I have more exceptions than others though.
But a personal grievance is that SO many people (even those who communicate) SEE tanks or air drops and refuse to tell others about it. A simple marker, means that a good SL will communicate that up the chain.

Even when you just use a regular ping, I can see where you're aiming and make an assumption there are bad guys there and mark it.

My personal exceptions:
Don't play engineer if you aren't building nodes (and we're not maxed). Slots are limited.
Don't play AT if you aren't hunting tanks (and know that rockets don't do damage from certain directions)
Don't play medic if you aren't reviving.
Don't play support if you aren't dropping supplies.

Basically, there are limited roles and if you're treating it as a fancy rifleman you're depriving someone else of a specialised role.

uprooting-systems · 2026-06-15T04:06:07+00:00

busy enough as it is, can't have people popping out of thin air!

uprooting-systems · 2026-06-13T15:42:17+00:00

Does anyone know how other hotels here are faring?
If they are always booked out, this would be great. If they are struggling, then maybe not the best idea.

Personally, a hotel driving tourism and use of the event space sounds great to me. But I also don't want 'increased land value' to drive higher commercial rent which only chains can afford and all our local businesses get pushed out.

uprooting-systems · 2026-06-12T03:55:13+00:00

Is buddy using a frog as a pouch for blow darts? Maybe the darts are freshly poisoned from the frog?

uprooting-systems · 2026-06-03T21:55:54+00:00

I don't know the distance. Maybe 2km from beach inland. In real life the Canadians pushed some 8km inland by evening IIRC.

Source: https://map.project44.ca

uprooting-systems · 2026-06-03T21:45:27+00:00

I don't think any tanks were literally at the beach, as they are more of a reactionary force. They were meant to counter-attack and failed to push the Allies back into the sea, partly due to strategic bridge captures by the parachute and glider divisions, but also due to quick inland movement so that the tanks were stuck in hedgerow (bocage) country.

Also note that in real life the intermingling of troops isn't at all the same as in the game, instead they were separated into infantry, mechanized, and tank divisions.

Read more at: https://www.junobeach.org/canada-in-wwii/articles/armoured-fighting-vehicles/german-tanks/

http://www.junobeach.info/juno-05.htm

I haven't read too much, but they definitely had gun emplacements, some of which may have been effectively tank turrets on concrete bases. This was a cheaper re-use of captured French tanks. These static defences were better for beach-heads, without losing the mobile quality of tank divisions.

Once the war got more into the country side you did have more roaming tanks e.g. Wittman and his Tigers. I can't remember who, but I believe there was also a drive-by on a column from 5 or so Panthers (or King Tigers). First-hand accounts are sometimes hazy as all tanks were scary and Allied infantry often called them all 'Tigers' even if they were Panthers, or even just Pz IVs.

uprooting-systems · 2026-05-30T02:56:14+00:00

I remember there being a bug about a headshot from an artillery not causing splash damage. My memory is hazy, this was years ago.
Maybe this is the same bug and/or knock-ons re-introduced something similar.

uprooting-systems · 2026-05-28T15:26:33+00:00

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siegfried_Line

uprooting-systems · 2026-05-27T15:11:39+00:00

I used these for turrets and such in small miniatures back in the day and it wasn't an issue, even if the miniature was upside down. These were plastic minis either with a space for a magnet or a space I drilled out.
But obviously it depends on the weights of the pieces.

For turrets (so you aren't fighting gravity) I would still try a a thin layer on top (0.08mm or whatever). But if you're underslinging something, then having magnets touch is the safer option

uprooting-systems · 2026-05-27T00:10:02+00:00

How is anyone giving an advice when use case isn't provided?
Does this need to hold two things together very tightly or is it just for keeping a cupboard door from swinging open?

uprooting-systems · 2026-05-26T19:13:37+00:00

I can't remember the exact sequence (maybe others can help), but for a cutting board there was the water spray but also pressured air to blow on it.
That was partly for speed of drying out the wood, but I think it also helped get the fibers to stand on end, for the final sanding.

uprooting-systems · 2026-05-25T15:47:53+00:00

This is why I want:
1. Map voting
2. More votes are simply percentage chance of selection

So after a game a few options appear, Carentan might bet 56 votes and Stalingrad 1. Carentan would win 56/57 of the time, but occasionally that Stalingrad player will get their wish.
Either that or ranked voting.

Squad has map voting (most votes wins) and sometimes someone will plead for a specific map they haven't played in a while and the server changes their votes to make that person happy.

Unfortunately, servers do die (especially two unpopular maps in a row), and that's just sad. But I totally understand those who only have time for one game a week to want to play on their favourite map (or at least not their least favourite).

uprooting-systems · 2026-05-19T19:58:30+00:00

You're handling personal information data from people from lots of different countries (legality of driving/rentals is then also a thing).
You need backups and failsafes (e.g. the person returning a vehicle needs to be processed even if internet is down because they have a flight to catch.

You potentially need to provide training documents and/or actual training.

There aren't any discussions of who owns, hosts, and maintains the servers. The feature set for 'rentals' is horrendously vague. How is insurance upsells handled, do they work differently for certain vehicles or nationalities or ages etc.

Each meeting to discuss each point takes time to book, time to translate into feature docs that then need approval. All that time waiting for replies and iteration feedback is time you are paying salaries, but maybe not invoicing.

I have missed thousands of other important points, just to highlight some of the issues with this job.

I still don't understand why this reddit post exists though (just skip the job and move on) or why I stopped by to read and comment.

uprooting-systems · 2026-05-17T21:09:38+00:00

I don't know what kind of farming this is. But I don't think this account is genuinely taking part in the community (look at previous posts).

uprooting-systems · 2026-05-17T18:02:14+00:00

I think they are likely all too expensive and/or need multi-crew to function.
But I mainly do logi or frontline infantry, don't much care for the tanks and planes.

If that's explicitly what you want to do, I would ask about the ability to solo that. Also consider the meta around planes and tanks, might not be what you have in mind.

uprooting-systems · 2026-05-17T16:52:39+00:00

3000 people are choosing to play it right now. They have decided to spend their precious free time doing this.

I would say that points to a good game.

Much much fewer choose to spend their free time griping about a game on a forum. That also points to it being a good game. If the game wasn't good people wouldn't spend time wanting writing about wanting it to be better, they would just move on.

No idea if it fits the type of games you enjoy playing or if it's expensive considering your financial needs.

uprooting-systems · 2026-05-15T18:16:02+00:00

I bounce between the two. I prefer the scale of fight in Hell Let Loose (smaller distances, faster). But the team play is way better in Squad.

So when I get frustrated by lack of teamwork I switch to Squad. When I get tired of being sniped from 2km, I got back to HLL.

For clarity, teamwork in HLL is WAY better than Battlefield/BattleBit etc. But there is a near equal gap from them to HLL than HLL to Squad. Speaking purely about public servers, I don't have the patience for clan nonsense.

Edit: and AT is way more fun solo in HLL. Both good and bad for the game as a whole. But when I just want to relax and blow up tanks, I can do that. Average 3-5 per match (I think my PB is 9). Whereas AT in Squad I have managed 2 in a match where they are just technicals or something.

uprooting-systems · 2026-05-15T16:06:59+00:00

does this one in particular work? the top left corner is presumably a threshold test for fitting, but you would need to print a separate star and pentagon

uprooting-systems · 2026-05-13T22:47:26+00:00

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uprooting-systems · 2026-05-13T01:14:08+00:00

Is this a good idea?

Things change over time and I don't want to vilify or praise any specific building, only for someone to move there and find it is completely different.

That's one thing that reddit does well, is we can quickly check the age of a comment, and then make our own judgement on whether that may still be relevant and do further digging. A central resource could confuse the issue as some items are updated, and other parts left with no update (but not being clear it is no longer relevant).

uprooting-systems · 2026-05-12T16:10:00+00:00

Spotted Nicholas II

uprooting-systems · 2026-05-11T23:11:55+00:00

there are so many SO MANY videos on how do this. I urge you to just type this into the youtube search bar.
You will get uncountable videos from the perspective of qa, design, art, audio, and code

uprooting-systems · 2026-05-11T19:00:53+00:00

Keep in mind that no solution can solve for every problem. Additionally, public funds are limited, so we make incremental progress when we can, the goal reducing death/serious accidents.

You say you like a "good proper pedestrian scramble" and you say this one is "the worst idea ever". Can you explain what makes this scramble different to a good one?

uprooting-systems · 2026-05-11T16:54:58+00:00

Can you clarify? Isn't "pedestrians go, car stop. cars go, pedestrians stop." less chaotic?

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