Honestly wasn't even on my radar. But with HLL Vietnam being broken at the moment and it being on sale I decided what the hell. That was 8 hours ago. This is one of the best shooters I've ever played. The hand shaking, the screaming, the graphics...wow. Thank you for not only releasing a working game but an all around masterclass.
Havent got the chance to play yet. How is the performance of bots in the game?
Do boy only rounds play out the same as Isonzo where AI try to attack from same direction and attackers almost always lose?
Is it customizable without locking progress?
What do we like so far and what not?
I like the maps and the general vibe. Nerfing the Officer might not be a bad idea but maybe they nerfed too much?
Some new classes are very fun, the HMG class for example. I havent tried all new ones so maybe some arent as good. Ammo carrier is probably boring and i dont really know why you need a Medic since anyone can res. But maybe im wrong ill try them, i didnt think the HMG class would be so much fun before i played it so lets see.
The only thing i really dislike atm is the „panic“ mechanic. We already had supression why do we need to shake and not able to reload as quick…. I know realism and all but this game isnt really a milsim i dont think we needed that.
What is your guys opinion? You hyped to play or how do you feel about the game?
Attacking against PC players is a dreary experience. More console players need to turn off crossplay so we can have more console only servers
The kiwis and aussies are loving this game
Isonzo barely had 10 people on during an evening at most. This many players at 10am in the morning (Melbourne time) and on a work day is pretty nuts
I know the game came out today and I love it and I do not wanna be that guy who complains but I am still gonna put my 2 cents out, I just find the overtime to be way too favourable to the attacker, it lasts forever and it feels unfair as I feel overtime is suppose to be a short minute at most event as a last hail mary but I keep having overtime lasting 5 plus minutes where the attackers seem to always win.
Also news is spreading they are adding sub factions so those disappointed with no New Zealand troops just have to wait a bit they are coming
Why do i need to adjust the lens as if i'm studying freakin journalism!? I'm just using a simple pair of binoculars let me see and identify enemy. You've encountered this too, but didn't care cause you never played the officer EVER again...
Played for about 5 hours, impressions so far:
- some of the most intuitive and effective suppression mechanics I've seen in a game. Suppression both inhibits the enemy from easily shooting allies, and gives a good chunk of experience while doing so. HMG class can easily support an advance when placed properly. Which leads into
- No smoke, but 5 officers. Each have a build able spawn beacon. Makes attacks less a massive rush after dropping creeping smoke call in, and more a steady advance as officers go pothole to pot hole building beacons
- Gunplay is fine. Bullet velocity seems decreased. Isonzo was decently hitscan mid to close range, this is not
I need to sleep
I am one of those guys that value animation work and graphics over many things in games. I like to be immersed more rather than getting as many kills as possible.
The weapon animations; reloading, chambering a round, aiming... All feels very weighty and realistic. The fact that your weapon reload animation changes when in a panicked state... Dare I say, imMeRsiVe. Thank you for this level of detail. They are also beautifully modeled. Rifles are hard to use but in a fun way. If you held one of those long ass bolt action rifles with average arm muscles and no training before you KNOW that that shit is hard to hold straight and aim with. I absolutely love the weapon animation work in Gallipoli.
The weapons are lacking a little bit in the feel when fired I think, may be a lack of screen shake effect thing. Meh, it's fine. We could maybe do with more explosive (rifle fire) sound in the front line. Trench warfare with no earpro would certainly sound more punchy and explosive.
As Turks, Aussies and Kiwis, we shall never let this game die.
. Attacking game is all about pushing your squad spawns/ beacons as close to the enemy as humanely possible.
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I just really wanna say that these dudes are straight cooking with their games man. I played from verdun to now Gallipoli and man you can see every game get better and better while still keeping that soul and perfect ww1 atmosphere and treading that like between arcade and milsim
Glaze post but genuinely I can’t state how much I appreciate these dudes man
Just got the game on Xbox Series X and I’m loving it so far. It’s actually the first game I’ve purchased from the WW1 series, so I wanted to ask anyone who has played a few of the games in the franchise.
One complaint I’ve seen people make about the games in this series is that they have a relatively short lifespan, with player numbers apparently dropping off after 2–3 months and lobbies eventually becoming filled with bots.
My questions are:
1. Why is this such a common occurrence with games in this series?
2. Do you think Gallipoli has the potential to be a game that maintains a healthy player base long-term?
Thanks again, and I’m looking forward to getting stuck into the game over the weekend.
Just raking suppressing MG fire at the final cap and got some lucky kills. Highest of the game so far?
People when Gallipoli game is finally release
Soldiers, grab your gear and head out to the battlefields of the Ottoman Fronts…
Watch the Launch Trailer here: https://youtu.be/GEAVtcS4KMI
Gallipoli is €29,99 / $29,99 USD / £24,99 / $9,99 MENA and has a 25% launch discount on Steam, Epic Games Store, and PlayStation 5, or 20% on Xbox Series X|S! Get in early and be part of the Expedition that started it all.
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The game is accompanied by a selection of cosmetic DLC to expand your wardrobe, each priced at €6,99 / $6,99 USD / £5,99 / $2,49 MENA.
DLC packs for Gallipoli have a different setup compared to Isonzo; individual packs are now smaller, cheaper selections aimed at one subfaction each, but all uniform items included are way more flexible than before! For more information on the new setup, check out this blog.
There are a couple of editions available if you’re looking to pick up multiple DLC packs along with Gallipoli itself, giving you a discount on the total price. Check the overview below!
As always, the DLC packs are purely cosmetic and allow us to keep a sharp price on the base game, as well as continue expanding it with free content updates. Many thanks for your support!
Earlier this week we summarized everything you need to know about Gallipoli, from the historical context to all the maps, factions, weapons, uniforms, and new gameplay features.
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/3065940/view/715661584899246706?l=english
Ran into an issue in-game? Our support page is the best place to find answers to common questions. Find it here: https://www.ww1gameseries.com/support/
Gallipoli only just released, but we’re hitting the ground running! The next free content update is already in its final stages and set to release quite soon: Ali Al Muntar.
Just like with Isonzo it’s our ambition to cover as much of the wider middle eastern and Ottoman fronts as possible. We have an ambitious roadmap planned for the coming years. We have divided this into several “Expeditions”, the first of which goes live at launch. Each Expedition contains multiple free content updates with a map, weapons, and new features.
Each of these has a specific theme. For instance, we look forward to bring you the battle of Chunuk-Bair and the New Zealand involvement in the Third Expedition.
We also look forward to the Caucasus front, and including the significant French Participation in future expeditions.
In these updates and in-between we will also focus on ongoing quality of life features such as engine improvements, bot AI, onboarding, and much more. We are also grateful to incorporate any feedback we receive from the community as we build the Gallipoli campaign and the wider Ottoman fronts together with you.
We invited Indy Neidell to the Gallipoli Press Event at Seddülbahir Fortress on V Beach, and sat down for a talk! Join our conversation about the game, the Ottoman Fronts, and the beautiful location they're at.
It’s a true privilege to be able to work on the ww1 game series for our fourth game already. We want to especially thank the players who been with us since the 2012 early beta days. We’ve spent the past 14 years building the franchise and trying to do justice to World War I.
Gallipoli is an important step for the WW1 Game Series, allowing us to explore a lesser-known front of the war and bring the Gallipoli beach landings to life in multiplayer. We’ve also taken the graphical fidelity and gunplay to the next level, while staying true to what defines our series, with its authenticity and intense close quarters combat dialed up to 11. We can’t wait to see players experience the Gallipoli campaign and the wider Ottoman Fronts together.
Just like with Isonzo we’re looking forward to our extensive roadmap and exploring the Ottoman fronts!
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Now, it’s about time you jump into Gallipoli. For King and Country! Zafer Bizim Olacak!
WHY THE WHOLE THING IS SO CLOSE TO MY DANG SCREEN?!
Now for me personally it’s a blast and the objectives feel like you need to actually strategize. The guns on the other hand are way bulkier and feel less like small sticks with no punch and the suppression system with the guy panicking is really good
Yet one complaint I have is that the maps feel like they could fit more people and leaving it at 50 is rather empty sometimes
So in my opinion they went above and beyond with this one
I’m only getting around 60–80 FPS on my laptop with an i7-13650HX, 24 GB RAM, and an RTX 5070, even with DLSS set to Performance and medium-high settings. It’s really frustrating. What kind of performance are you guys getting?
