Played officer for the 1st time last night. Made calls and asked questions. Gave command and team thanked me for doing my job. Very fun and helpful community with Hell Le Loose. Don't be shy, get a mic and lead the team
I love being an Officer. When you get a good Commander and the other Officers are solid and you have a good unit that communicates and follows orders it makes the game so fucking fun.
After awhile being an officer is ehh but I don’t mind playing it, especially when I have a group of good, communicating players. You can do wonders with a good crew
An officer makes or breaks this game. Highly recommended people try it. Didn’t have any interest in it at the beginning but once I started understanding the game and flanks I think it’s the most satisfying class especially when your team is helping you.
Started playing a few weeks ago and so far squad lead and engineer are my favorite classes. Engineer is diverse depending on the game mode and the teams situation, so its something a bit different every match. Squad lead is extremely rewarding when you have a squad that is willing to work with you. Feels awesome celebrating tactical wins with your squad. It also helps all players feel purposeful and part of the war machine when they have tactical instruction or a clear plan.
Big facts! It goes both ways, having competent leadership goes a long way for people and on the flip side having people follow you into battle is rewarding and awesome to have. In this game, one great squad can make all of the difference in a match
Yeah, I find explaining my moving completely away from the objective (to flank) helps a ton. A lot of people, if you don't explain, will just scoff at the idea of not running right into the action. SL is probably my favorite thing to do, just for the strategy, but just now getting into commanding. 9/10 times I'll just start looking to build garrisons in good places.
That’s a great thing about this game, it’s a RTS game and FPS game at the same time. I love strategy and it’s awesome to have a game where you can use tactics for different situations. Usually if you have a talking squad or at least people paying attention, flanking is a workable tactic. If nothing else, a nice incentive usually gets people motivated to flank with you sometimes (enemy garrison, tanks to destroy, sometimes better firing positions, etc) Beats trying to forward assault an objective with no maneuvers to widen the front.
Players that create or join a unit to play an officer and then decide to leave in the middle of a match are the worst. They not only cutoff communication from other officers and the commander, but the unit also loses the ability to deploy on an outpost.
I love playing officer alongside a good commander and support and engineer. I like to flank with my support and engineer and call in a supply airdrop, set up a garrison and fortify the area. Set up a outpost further along the flank
I value the officer role because I can influence a team to carry out Higher’s orders. As for loadout, I don’t recommend the Thompson because it’s uncontrollable recoil. You’re more likely to hit everything around the target than the target itself. I found way more success firing with a semi-auto than a full auto. Playing the Officer role is incumbent on how effective of a communicator you are and leading your team into the fire. It is best practice for an Officer to not die more times than his men. I know the enemy has a say however, being able to identify key terrain and exploiting the enemy’s disposition is vital in staying alive. Great points!
That’s good man, I appreciate you watching the video and glad you took something away from it, once you are comfortable with how the game works and you understand the basics and game mechanics, playing officer isn’t as bad, the only major thing is the several different chats to worry about but that comes with time and more experience as a whole
I'm level 6😂 I started playing as an officer, and I don't use a VC yet (I'm a woman) so I feel bet anxious to chat with other men and I'm atm learning how to be good officer and lead a unit, so don't worry and start taking charge and learn from other too
I just started as an officer and honestly it has helped me a lot to begin understanding how the grand scheme of things work. Just tell the commander and other officers that you’re new and they will usually cut you some slack. Start off with basic things like calling out enemy movements and request orders from the commander. It helped me get comfortable pretty fast
@@samuelnuckles249 that’s the thing I like about the majority of the community, they actually treat new players alright instead of crapping on them, it’s not perfect but it’s better than some games. What you said a true and just going through the basics and tell people you are new and people will typically help you/give leeway and so on
@@amukhb8608 had a couple female co officers in a game last night that were kicking ass. I play on pc so it might be a bit of a maturity gap if you’re on console but I wouldn’t worry too much!
My issue playing officer is always the over communication. Between squad com chat and proxy its overwhelming. Then ppl get upset when you request less radio chatter and i always ask polity and briefly They could fix this easily with simple update to switch chats off in game with same com wheel, think about it
I’d honestly say that’s one of the biggest reasons why people shy away from it, that wouldn’t be a bad idea, the ability to silence certain chats at times but I can see the arguments against it, I personally just adjust the volumes of the different channels depending on circumstances
@@ChaoticHammer_ Oh, it is helpful for sure. I'm able to understand resources & the map better already! Same with your vid about a coordinated squad. It's a good example of how it should look when it's going right. My biggest issues when starting was understanding the map & enemy movements. I was getting pinged from everywhere, but I'm starting to understand it a bit better. Also I was kinda iffy about communicating but most people who play seem cool. Thanks again, & maybe I'll see you on the the lines. . Happy New year.
It happens, being an officer in this game is a lot, in some cases, more than commander. Once you are ready, step into it, if you are new, let you and command chat know, more often than not, you have some people respect that and help out on the battlefield
I just got the game, went straight into officer. I like to think what I lack in experience I make up for in gusto. I place ops and give call-outs and listen to the sweet supple sexy voice of our Lord and Savior commander. I maybe just need to figure out how to orientate myself and better strategize with my team
Oh that’s fun, you guys get little Xbox logos next to the gamer tag, we have the PS symbol on playstation, and on our side Xbox players pop up with just a controller, I don’t know why I wanted to point this out but I did.
At 10:30 how does this happen? When you're that close isn't it supposed to lock out? Still was funny seeing all those clones materialize before your very eyes like that.
So, if the spawn timer gets down to 3 seconds, the game will spawn you in regardless, at that point the spawn is locked in, and this goes for outposts and garrisons alike. I don’t believe PC is different in this regard either. It freaks me out every time when that happens, it’s hugely funny to me every time it happens lol
Sometimes after squad leading for a couple matches I just want to play assault and focus on shooting, then all the squads I join have dog shit comms, don’t place Garry’s and I end up commanding or squad leading again lol
Fair enough, they really need a vote to kick or something like that, I think some of the issues with non-cooperative officers and commanders would go away. I’m not the biggest fan of doing TKs to get my way but I understand that frustration. At that point I’d just form a new squad and see who comes with me assuming you had a full squad of talking people. Less headache that way in some cases
Hello, my name is officer wrong, and i see this guide to playing "officer right" and i find it offensive that you dont release a vidoe about me as well
I could try, but the vid would only be 30 seconds: here’s how you play officer wrong, don’t place OPs or garrison, don’t communicate, and pretend you are playing Call of duty or Battlefield, and that would be the video lol
@@ChaoticHammer_ well according to general sam what you do is you pick squad lead for the tommy gun and then you mute everyone and run around with glee
I agree with this, especially with the communication stuff, especially when it makes the game better and at least for cmdr’s and SL’s it literally says to have communication in game lol
So unless there’s a pc vs console difference that I don’t know this is the reason why: On warfare and offensive as the attacking team: it won’t let you drop supplies in your HQ sectors (two squares that are you HQ areas.) And on offensive as the defending team, you can’t drop supplies from a truck in the four square area around the last point. It’s kinda hard to explain like this but that’s what I can give you
If you are talking about supplies, you’ll have to have command, airdrop you supplies, (100 supplies per drop) bring up a supply truck from your HQ(or have the commander deploy a supply truck for you which has 2 crates of 150 supplies) or have a support player in your squad (50 supplies per crate every 5 minutes per person)
I'm level 70 and not a great SL but I did it a couple of times. In my experience defending is much easier for new players because it gives you time to react to things, until an enemy attack begins. Also there isn't much to do in defense besides building garries with support, getting supply trucks and requesting engineers to build stuff. Another thing is that, often, players will know what to do so you don't need to micromanage them. Giving general orders. In general, I find you only need to give 1) an objective (like a building, a trench, an actual point) 2) a direction for them to look at or move towards (like attack this area from the north and try to hold it). In general people follow it. Always talk first, sometimes good players who join your squad expecting you to use comms and don't hear you talking immediately leave the squad to join another. So always have the initiative to talk even if it's just a "mic check" so that mic players know you have a mic. Usually they talk first but just in case. I met some amazing SLs in this game and the most fun I had were with creative SLs who would come up with interesting missions. My favorite one was when a SL did a stealth AT mission behind enemy lines game with randoms. We would sneak around hunting for vehicles and putting mines. He had us not open fire to not expose our position. It was a lot of fun and incredibly effective.
south east asian... trying to play in good ping server is hard, either non coperative chinese mainlanders or getting laugh/mock by experiences by simple mistakes by ausies officers.
Overall I feel bad for your situation…sorry if there isn’t much I can really say, that sounds rough and I’ve heard horror stories about South East Asian servers and their pings on a couple games, not just this one.
@@ChaoticHammer_ yeah man, some of the ausies server are great thou but i have to schedule my time to play along with them. greats player. but the que hahaha. i aint logging off once i got to join the server.
I don't want to play as an officer but everybody who plays as one lately that have hasn't been talking at all or at least not to their squad they've been silent or nobody's been playing as an officer at all. I'm better at following s*** I'm not very good at making strategies or of that kind of stuff. I'm good at following orders and that kind of stuff. I'm not sure if that sounds cringy if you're going to play a milsim I don't get how you can have fun while not talking because if you're not going to talk, you're just going to die over and over because this game requires a lot of strategy. It makes me so annoyed. I wish you get punished for not communicating if you're going to be silent, just play battlefield it's an arcade version of milsims and you don't have to talk at all
“Make garrisons. People will thank you for it!” Fucking lies!! Hahah I’ve spent entire games making garrisons and nobody every notices or gives a fuck afaik
@@TrueLunacy well but I am recounting my experience so it’s true. I am not saying that all games will be thankless. Try it! Go in, spawn as a support or get a truck, drive it or walk to the spot you want to put a garrison, then switch to squad lead and go make it. Either get someone to help you or switch back to support or use the truck and make another garrison. Try to make garrisons all game for 10 games and tell me how many of them were thankless endeavours. I played about 500 hours of HLL and sometimes that happened.
I like watching these videos even if I don’t play the role, just so I understand more of how the game plays. Was wondering if you know any communities I can join for Xbox players, or if I could play with you to learn more? Been playing for a couple days but I’m confident I’m not like any blueberry 🫡
I hear ya! The main community I know of and a part of is the Facebook group of hell let loose console edition, with over 13K members, other than that I don’t know too many groups overall in particular with Xbox itself but I believe there are Facebook groups that might be for Xbox players only. I am in the works of making a discord if you are someone who prefers discord instead
@@ChaoticHammer_ Hell yeah, discord’s not a bad idea at all. And thanks for the info! I don’t mind if it’s not just Xbox communities either, I just rarely join into squads that communicate so it’ll be sick to play cohesively, I tend to learn quickly that way too 👌🏼
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Played officer for the 1st time last night. Made calls and asked questions. Gave command and team thanked me for doing my job. Very fun and helpful community with Hell Le Loose. Don't be shy, get a mic and lead the team
I love being an Officer. When you get a good Commander and the other Officers are solid and you have a good unit that communicates and follows orders it makes the game so fucking fun.
After awhile being an officer is ehh but I don’t mind playing it, especially when I have a group of good, communicating players. You can do wonders with a good crew
It brings the game to life. Makes you feel like you are really out there fighting for your life lol
@@ChaoticHammer_I've played it so much lately that I'm getting bored with the role unfortunately.
Too right mate, 3 wins tonight with the same commander and a couple of the same NCOs... communication is key
An officer makes or breaks this game. Highly recommended people try it. Didn’t have any interest in it at the beginning but once I started understanding the game and flanks I think it’s the most satisfying class especially when your team is helping you.
Love these guides especially for new players. I'm lvl 127 and still learn new stuff
Same, and that’s the cool thing about this game, when you think you know everything, there’s something new to learn and improve upon.
Started playing a few weeks ago and so far squad lead and engineer are my favorite classes. Engineer is diverse depending on the game mode and the teams situation, so its something a bit different every match. Squad lead is extremely rewarding when you have a squad that is willing to work with you. Feels awesome celebrating tactical wins with your squad. It also helps all players feel purposeful and part of the war machine when they have tactical instruction or a clear plan.
Big facts! It goes both ways, having competent leadership goes a long way for people and on the flip side having people follow you into battle is rewarding and awesome to have. In this game, one great squad can make all of the difference in a match
Love seeing more "Guide" like videos on Hell Let Loose, Please continue making them!
Will do man!
Solid advice! Definitely a building block for newer players and more knowledge vet players!
Yeah, I find explaining my moving completely away from the objective (to flank) helps a ton. A lot of people, if you don't explain, will just scoff at the idea of not running right into the action. SL is probably my favorite thing to do, just for the strategy, but just now getting into commanding.
9/10 times I'll just start looking to build garrisons in good places.
That’s a great thing about this game, it’s a RTS game and FPS game at the same time. I love strategy and it’s awesome to have a game where you can use tactics for different situations. Usually if you have a talking squad or at least people paying attention, flanking is a workable tactic. If nothing else, a nice incentive usually gets people motivated to flank with you sometimes (enemy garrison, tanks to destroy, sometimes better firing positions, etc) Beats trying to forward assault an objective with no maneuvers to widen the front.
I love being squad lead now, it's all I play now.. place your own spawn point, 3 nades, 3 smokes, pistol.. and MP40 or Carbine is great..
Players that create or join a unit to play an officer and then decide to leave in the middle of a match are the worst. They not only cutoff communication from other officers and the commander, but the unit also loses the ability to deploy on an outpost.
Understandable
Sometimes real life happens bro. Just change to the officer if yours leaves.
I love playing officer alongside a good commander and support and engineer. I like to flank with my support and engineer and call in a supply airdrop, set up a garrison and fortify the area. Set up a outpost further along the flank
If you can get a good support player, they are worth their weight in gold in public matches
I value the officer role because I can influence a team to carry out Higher’s orders. As for loadout, I don’t recommend the Thompson because it’s uncontrollable recoil. You’re more likely to hit everything around the target than the target itself. I found way more success firing with a semi-auto than a full auto. Playing the Officer role is incumbent on how effective of a communicator you are and leading your team into the fire. It is best practice for an Officer to not die more times than his men. I know the enemy has a say however, being able to identify key terrain and exploiting the enemy’s disposition is vital in staying alive. Great points!
I know nothing about this game, but it was an entertaining watch nonetheless
Thank you very much sir!
Nerd
@@LethalPressence I'll live
i love the guide you explain the video very well to were i can understand it keep the great work
Thanks man, i appreciate it, I’m glad you got something from the video!
Happy New Year! Enjoyed the video, as good as ever!
Happy new year as well! Thank you very much!
I'm still new to the game, still terrified to touch officer, but I feel like now if I have to, I can do an okay job at it!
That’s good man, I appreciate you watching the video and glad you took something away from it, once you are comfortable with how the game works and you understand the basics and game mechanics, playing officer isn’t as bad, the only major thing is the several different chats to worry about but that comes with time and more experience as a whole
I'm level 6😂 I started playing as an officer, and I don't use a VC yet (I'm a woman) so I feel bet anxious to chat with other men and I'm atm learning how to be good officer and lead a unit, so don't worry and start taking charge and learn from other too
I just started as an officer and honestly it has helped me a lot to begin understanding how the grand scheme of things work. Just tell the commander and other officers that you’re new and they will usually cut you some slack. Start off with basic things like calling out enemy movements and request orders from the commander. It helped me get comfortable pretty fast
@@samuelnuckles249 that’s the thing I like about the majority of the community, they actually treat new players alright instead of crapping on them, it’s not perfect but it’s better than some games. What you said a true and just going through the basics and tell people you are new and people will typically help you/give leeway and so on
@@amukhb8608 had a couple female co officers in a game last night that were kicking ass. I play on pc so it might be a bit of a maturity gap if you’re on console but I wouldn’t worry too much!
Hey Chaotic. Good video man, in my opinion. I'm new to the game and this helped a lot. I hope to see you out there. General Bison.
Thank you very much, i appreciate it, I’m glad this helped, I hope to see you on the battlefield as well!
Man, i wanna be just like Officer Right
My issue playing officer is always the over communication. Between squad com chat and proxy its overwhelming. Then ppl get upset when you request less radio chatter and i always ask polity and briefly
They could fix this easily with simple update to switch chats off in game with same com wheel, think about it
I’d honestly say that’s one of the biggest reasons why people shy away from it, that wouldn’t be a bad idea, the ability to silence certain chats at times but I can see the arguments against it, I personally just adjust the volumes of the different channels depending on circumstances
Same I got so annoyed by my squad never shutting up drove me nuts
I am not a mic guy, but I try my utmost to set down outposts, garrisons (though someone is always faster) and spot. I love the SL role
Great vids man , keep it up 👍.. I just started on console a couple of days ago, so I'm tryna absorb as much info as possible!
I appreciate it man! Hope this is of some help to you! Good luck on the battlefield
@@ChaoticHammer_ Oh, it is helpful for sure. I'm able to understand resources & the map better already! Same with your vid about a coordinated squad. It's a good example of how it should look when it's going right. My biggest issues when starting was understanding the map & enemy movements. I was getting pinged from everywhere, but I'm starting to understand it a bit better. Also I was kinda iffy about communicating but most people who play seem cool. Thanks again, & maybe I'll see you on the the lines. . Happy New year.
@@EastwoodFPS same to you, enjoy the new year and I hope to see you on the battlefield as well!
@@ChaoticHammer_ 👍👍
You did a great job with this video. Thanks and keep it up!
Will do! Thank you very much, good luck on the battlefield!
Defense is more fun then offense if you have a sqaud that talks and knows the game. If just 2 ppl talk and the rest doesnt follow orders its hell.
Facts
Played a few months now , I'm half decent at the game but a little shy , squad lead scares the hell out of me haha.
It happens, being an officer in this game is a lot, in some cases, more than commander. Once you are ready, step into it, if you are new, let you and command chat know, more often than not, you have some people respect that and help out on the battlefield
I hope you enjoyed the video and I hope you learned something or refreshed some basics. If you liked the video, check out my other guides as well!
Nice video. Fun to see console version of the game .
Love the band of brothers reference 😂
I just got the game, went straight into officer. I like to think what I lack in experience I make up for in gusto. I place ops and give call-outs and listen to the sweet supple sexy voice of our Lord and Savior commander. I maybe just need to figure out how to orientate myself and better strategize with my team
Oh that’s fun, you guys get little Xbox logos next to the gamer tag, we have the PS symbol on playstation, and on our side Xbox players pop up with just a controller, I don’t know why I wanted to point this out but I did.
Well done. You’ve got my sub.
Thank you very much, it’s appreciated!
At 10:30 how does this happen? When you're that close isn't it supposed to lock out? Still was funny seeing all those clones materialize before your very eyes like that.
So, if the spawn timer gets down to 3 seconds, the game will spawn you in regardless, at that point the spawn is locked in, and this goes for outposts and garrisons alike. I don’t believe PC is different in this regard either.
It freaks me out every time when that happens, it’s hugely funny to me every time it happens lol
Sometimes after squad leading for a couple matches I just want to play assault and focus on shooting, then all the squads I join have dog shit comms, don’t place Garry’s and I end up commanding or squad leading again lol
I hate when officers doesn’t place an OP I’m like tf
Don't be captain Sobel, it sums it up realy well kkkkk
Exactly lol
There was an officer on the artillery at spawn... out whole squad hunted him down and murdered him until he switched off officer
Friendly or enemy officer? I could see this for both lol
@@ChaoticHammer_ friendly lol we kept telling him to put down OPS but he would not. So we took matters into our own hands
Fair enough, they really need a vote to kick or something like that, I think some of the issues with non-cooperative officers and commanders would go away. I’m not the biggest fan of doing TKs to get my way but I understand that frustration. At that point I’d just form a new squad and see who comes with me assuming you had a full squad of talking people. Less headache that way in some cases
Hello, my name is officer wrong, and i see this guide to playing "officer right" and i find it offensive that you dont release a vidoe about me as well
I could try, but the vid would only be 30 seconds: here’s how you play officer wrong, don’t place OPs or garrison, don’t communicate, and pretend you are playing Call of duty or Battlefield, and that would be the video lol
@@ChaoticHammer_ well according to general sam what you do is you pick squad lead for the tommy gun and then you mute everyone and run around with glee
@@alex59248 so basically that too, so yeah lol
Playing officer is done best by veteran of the game tbh. However without communication the squad lead is useless. So use your mic!!!
I agree with this, especially with the communication stuff, especially when it makes the game better and at least for cmdr’s and SL’s it literally says to have communication in game lol
You get my like & sub just for throwing capt sobel in the mud 😂
Thank you😂😂😂
why cant i drop supplies out the truck where ever I want?
So unless there’s a pc vs console difference that I don’t know this is the reason why:
On warfare and offensive as the attacking team: it won’t let you drop supplies in your HQ sectors (two squares that are you HQ areas.) And on offensive as the defending team, you can’t drop supplies from a truck in the four square area around the last point. It’s kinda hard to explain like this but that’s what I can give you
I still cant find resources for garrison? Where i can find it ? Sorry for stupid question!)
If you are talking about supplies, you’ll have to have command, airdrop you supplies, (100 supplies per drop) bring up a supply truck from your HQ(or have the commander deploy a supply truck for you which has 2 crates of 150 supplies) or have a support player in your squad (50 supplies per crate every 5 minutes per person)
I'm level 70 and not a great SL but I did it a couple of times. In my experience defending is much easier for new players because it gives you time to react to things, until an enemy attack begins. Also there isn't much to do in defense besides building garries with support, getting supply trucks and requesting engineers to build stuff.
Another thing is that, often, players will know what to do so you don't need to micromanage them. Giving general orders. In general, I find you only need to give 1) an objective (like a building, a trench, an actual point) 2) a direction for them to look at or move towards (like attack this area from the north and try to hold it). In general people follow it.
Always talk first, sometimes good players who join your squad expecting you to use comms and don't hear you talking immediately leave the squad to join another. So always have the initiative to talk even if it's just a "mic check" so that mic players know you have a mic. Usually they talk first but just in case.
I met some amazing SLs in this game and the most fun I had were with creative SLs who would come up with interesting missions. My favorite one was when a SL did a stealth AT mission behind enemy lines game with randoms. We would sneak around hunting for vehicles and putting mines. He had us not open fire to not expose our position. It was a lot of fun and incredibly effective.
It’s amazing what a coordinated squad can do, at least one with comms!
Lol, Age of History 2 soundtrack 😆 decent vid for blueberries btw 👍
Lol captain sobel
Opinion invalid, you are an xbox player AND you bagged my boy Col. Klink from HH.
Na for real though good video man, helpful tips
HOGAN!!!!!!!
south east asian... trying to play in good ping server is hard, either non coperative chinese mainlanders or getting laugh/mock by experiences by simple mistakes by ausies officers.
Overall I feel bad for your situation…sorry if there isn’t much I can really say, that sounds rough and I’ve heard horror stories about South East Asian servers and their pings on a couple games, not just this one.
@@ChaoticHammer_ yeah man, some of the ausies server are great thou but i have to schedule my time to play along with them. greats player. but the que hahaha. i aint logging off once i got to join the server.
@@azuanatoya understand bud, glad it isn’t all bad, I hope it gets better though!
Nooo it’s NCOs officers just sign paperwork
I don't want to play as an officer but everybody who plays as one lately that have hasn't been talking at all or at least not to their squad they've been silent or nobody's been playing as an officer at all. I'm better at following s*** I'm not very good at making strategies or of that kind of stuff. I'm good at following orders and that kind of stuff. I'm not sure if that sounds cringy if you're going to play a milsim I don't get how you can have fun while not talking because if you're not going to talk, you're just going to die over and over because this game requires a lot of strategy. It makes me so annoyed. I wish you get punished for not communicating if you're going to be silent, just play battlefield it's an arcade version of milsims and you don't have to talk at all
“Make garrisons. People will thank you for it!” Fucking lies!! Hahah I’ve spent entire games making garrisons and nobody every notices or gives a fuck afaik
Not true.. every server I've played.. everyone has coms
@@TrueLunacy well but I am recounting my experience so it’s true. I am not saying that all games will be thankless.
Try it! Go in, spawn as a support or get a truck, drive it or walk to the spot you want to put a garrison, then switch to squad lead and go make it. Either get someone to help you or switch back to support or use the truck and make another garrison.
Try to make garrisons all game for 10 games and tell me how many of them were thankless endeavours.
I played about 500 hours of HLL and sometimes that happened.
@@Darlexis console or PC?
@@TrueLunacy PC mate
@@Darlexis That's the problem, console is totally different
Great info for the noobs and vets! Good vid bud.
Thank you bud
I like watching these videos even if I don’t play the role, just so I understand more of how the game plays. Was wondering if you know any communities I can join for Xbox players, or if I could play with you to learn more? Been playing for a couple days but I’m confident I’m not like any blueberry 🫡
I hear ya! The main community I know of and a part of is the Facebook group of hell let loose console edition, with over 13K members, other than that I don’t know too many groups overall in particular with Xbox itself but I believe there are Facebook groups that might be for Xbox players only. I am in the works of making a discord if you are someone who prefers discord instead
@@ChaoticHammer_ Hell yeah, discord’s not a bad idea at all. And thanks for the info! I don’t mind if it’s not just Xbox communities either, I just rarely join into squads that communicate so it’ll be sick to play cohesively, I tend to learn quickly that way too 👌🏼
@@Jantzzzzz no problem, glad I could be of service, hope all goes well