r/foxhole

Is it a fun game to get into, and is the community receptive to noobs?

I understand that that the harpy addition was to bring the airframe count back to balanced and was necessary. But isn't giving one faction a brand new toy going to result in everyone joining collies to play with said new toy.

There was no avoiding this, green people needed a new plane but hopefully the devs don't make a habit out of this. Asymmetric warfare is the dev vision but asymmetric pop isn't, hopefully they drop a new toy each in the future, even if they're not counterparts.

Can’t play atm just seeing on the app the war went for 5 days what am I missing what happend?

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İ am looking for recruitment, new unexperienced players for next war, will do facility and some ops. We are fonna play as warden. İf anyine interested and want to learn basics, happy to help. Dm me if interested.

I just hopped on and realized that the player count is dropping after every war. Obviously people come and people go and theres nothing wrong with that at all. But it seems like the games on a steady decline for some reason. Maybe im just playing in the wrong regions not sure. Let me know your thoughts.

This is my first war from the beginning:
Most fun I ever had!

Without artillery, too much mortars, atomic bombs or bombers, just with trench warfare, tanks and urban warfare it is a way more fun dynamic.

Suddenly people like to make risky moves, people who never pushed suddenly push, the frontline is everchanging - it's so cool.

In the last normal war artillery, sniper rifles and these collie anti-tank-rifle as well as mortars dominated the frontlines way too much to the degree that people mostly build and bombed.

The beginning of a war will forever be my favorite now, were people fight with guns, handgranates and courage.

Calahans Boot in the Deadlands is way too much fun currently.

What could go wrong

-1 SHT Ares, o7 all frontliners, o7 tankers good push!