Helldivers 2 players are asking Arrowhead to make the Super Earth flag a support stratagem that boosts the morale of nearby allies. Stratagems are the pinnacles of character loadouts in Helldivers 2, with which players can turn the tides in their favor. Each of them has a unique function; for instance, Eagle Cluster Bomb performs explosive attacks that clear hordes of enemies, while EMS Mortar Sentry stuns them for a limited time.
Helldivers 2 has proven to be a huge hit, both on PC and PS5. Arrowhead's top-down shooter far exceeded expectations, attaining an all-time peak of 458,709 concurrent players on Steam and selling about eight million copies. It has become PlayStation's biggest launch on PC, overtaking some first-party games like God of War and Horizon: Forbidden West. Besides, Helldivers 2 has received constant content updates and Warbonds, which helped the game keep its player base engaged.
Many Helldivers 2 players on Reddit called the developers to make the Super Earth flag a stratagem they can obtain with Requisition Slips. They have come up with unique ideas, claiming it would be a great ordinance that boosts the morale and stats of nearby allies. If the Super Earth flag was a stratagem, it should provide allies with temporary boosts and be planted into the ground.
One player shared a clever idea for the Super Earth flag stratagem, claiming it should be available to all allies by default, like Helldivers 2's Reinforce. Some also suggested the developers bring a flag backpack they can use to boost their allies' intimidation.
Helldivers 2's stratagems, otherwise known as ordinances, are divided into three categories: Support, Offensive, and Defensive. Picking up the right ordinance is important, with some not fitting for certain missions in the game. For example, the ARC 3 Tesla Power may not be a viable choice for defense missions because it deals damage to both enemies and nearby allies and causes accidental deaths. One thing to note is that Helldivers 2 players can use stratagems intermittently due to their cooldown.
Recently, Helldivers 2 has introduced two new stratagems, MG-101 Heavy Machine Gun and LAS-99 Quasar Cannon, which have their own function. The Heavy Machine Gun, as its name implies, is a powerful weapon with intense recoil and damage. Players can add it to their loadouts by spending 6,000 Requisition Slips. The Quasar Cannon, on the other hand, is also a heavy weapon capable of piercing through any enemy armor. This laser cannon performs precise shots and destroys Automaton fabricators efficiently.
Helldivers 2 is a third-person cooperative shooter developed by Arrowhead Games Studios for the PC and PlayStation 5 where players take control of a Helldiver set to protect
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Fans of Helldivers 2 have started a petition asking developers Arrowhead to reinstate a fired employee in charge of community management. The employee, "Spitz", was let go following the fiasco in which Sony told PC players they would need to link their Steam and PlayStation Network accounts to continue playing the shooter. Sony and Arrowhead changed their mind about that after player backlash in the form of 100,000+ negative reviews on Steam. The kicker? Community manager "Spitz" was low-key encouraging players to continue the review bombing. This doesn't seem to have gone down well internally.
Following the news that Sony no longer plans to move forward with its controversial Helldivers 2 PlayStation Network account-linking update, reviews are skyrocketing in a positive direction. The Helldivers 2 community has been up in arms over the recently announced update, which would have forced players to create and connect to a PlayStation Network account in order to access the game. Massive backlash ensued, with Helldivers 2 being review-bombed on Steam. This decision was ultimately reversed, with reviews immediately shooting up as a result.
Helldivers 2 players have spent their time in the galaxy since launch learning how to work together for a common cause. When the Automatons mysteriously returned to menace the galaxy, tacticians would take to X and Discord to encourage fans to hit the right planets. Super Earth asked Helldivers to kill two billion bugs, and the player base pulled it off within hours. But the biggest coordinated effort that players have pulled off is not against the bugs or bots, but against the game’s publisher, Sony — and after a weekend of protest, the Helldivers scored a massive triumph.
The creative director of Helldivers 2 has said he's impressed by the "willpower" of fans after their feedback caused Sony to reverse its decision regarding PlayStation Network accounts being required by all players.
Helldivers 2 PC players who live in regions without access to the PlayStation Network will still be able to play the game, even after the account linking mandate comes into effect, according to one developer.
After creating a massive kerfuffle by forcing Helldivers 2 PC players to link their Steam accounts to the PlayStation Network, Sony is backing down. The May 6 update will no longer be released and, presumably, the game won't be removed from sale on Steam in 177 countries and territories as reported yesterday.
Steam is making unexpected moves in the gaming world, refunding Helldivers 2 players despite their playtime exceeding the usual two-hour limit. Helldivers 2, developed by Arrowhead Game Studios, has been a popular multiplayer game on both PlayStation and PC platforms. However, recent controversies surrounding mandatory PlayStation Network (PSN) account linking for PC players have led to widespread discontent among the gaming community.
Helldivers 2, February’s surprise multiplayer hit from Arrowhead Game Studios and Sony Interactive Entertainment, is now getting bombarded with negative reviews on Steam. That’s because the game will soon require all PC players to link their Steam account to a PlayStation Network account.
Helldivers 2 players who’ve been playing the game on Windows PC via Steam since launch will now need a PlayStation Network account to access the game. Helldivers 2 publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment posted a notice to the game’s Steam page on Thursday informing Steam players of the change.