Hell Let Loose: How to Preserve Morale and Win Conquest

Read the shared Morale resource

Conquest begins with 1,000 Morale per team, and reaching zero loses the match. Treat the remaining Morale as a team resource when deciding whether to revive, reinforce an objective or commit a vehicle. The mode’s new resource links those battlefield decisions to the result. [1]

Revive teammates to avoid a respawn loss

A player respawn costs one team Morale. [1]

Revive downed players when possible to prevent that loss. The rule makes the Medic’s revive useful to both the individual and the team’s resource total. [1]

The six-second grace period after spawning exempts death or redeployment from Morale loss during that window. It is a specific timing exception to the usual respawn rule. [1]

Steps

1. Revive a downed teammate when possible to avoid the associated respawn Morale loss. [1]

Capture enough objectives to stop the disadvantage drain

Control fewer objectives than the enemy and your team gradually loses Morale. Work with the team to remove that disadvantage instead of considering individual kills in isolation. [1]

The drain rises with the gap: two, four or six Morale per ten seconds for a one-, two- or three-objective disadvantage respectively. Prioritise regaining map control when that recurring loss is active. [1]

Steps

1. Capture or defend objectives to avoid being behind the enemy in objective control. [1]

Weigh a vehicle loss against its Morale cost

Vehicle destruction removes different amounts of Morale: two for transport/supply trucks and light vehicles, five for recon tanks and half-tracks, seven for light tanks, twelve for medium tanks and SPAs, and seventeen for heavy tanks. A heavy tank loss therefore has a larger resource cost than a light vehicle loss. [1]

The stated exception is a vehicle destroyed inside a friendly HQ sector. Apply that qualification when interpreting a destruction event; the listed loss is not unconditional everywhere on the map. [1]