Helldivers 2 is a wake up call | Asmongold Reacts
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"DPS" now stands for Democracy Per Second
Love it.
I'm using that
Yup, this needs to be a thing.
or democracy per shot xD
Democracy doesnt mean what you think it means.
@@DieselRamcharger
I've contacted a Democracy Officer to explain it for you.
At this point a "AAA" title is a warning label lol
triple A = western companies to avoid
you don't see fromsoft calling themselves a triple A studio
Actually Ass, Absolutely
A1: Graphics + A2: Microtransactions + A3: ??? = Profit
Luckily we have our first AAAA game to keep us happy 😂
Exacly. This is type of game that wants to keep investors happy, but not exacly players
What makes helldivers so good:
The devs are chads and gamers
surprising for that to come out of sweden of all palces
Wouldn't be surprised if the development team is made up of only nerdy dudes with no dyed hairs in sight
The smartest thing they did for the future of that game, and I mean this completely seriously, was in the first 5 seconds of the opening cutscene, showing that the helldiver has a black wife and a mixed-race child. Can you imagine the gaming media's reaction to the entire game, IF his wife had been white? I am not joking.
@@squirrelsyrup1921even these amazing game studios gotta sneak PR into their games to make sure they dont get fucked to hell by mainstream
@@squirrelsyrup1921 not one white woman in sight, its perfect
Asmo really thinks Super Earth is a utopia. A true patriot
Outstanding patriotism!
The only time Super Earth isn't a utopia, like when procreation gets outlawed, is when we aren't strong enough to hold up the liberty and freedom that is Super Earth! MAJOR ORDER INBOUND, DIVERS! GO GO GO!
Of course it's a utopia! How else could the president get 98.5% of the vote?
Remember to fill in your C1 form before any activity which could result in a child.
Imagine a world where people who don't have the personal agency to fill in a form or get someone to help them complete it, don't multiply. Extremely based.
It is.
"Tony Stark was able to build this in a cave, with a box of scraps!"
But I'm not tony stark
Excellent analogy, creativity and talent can’t always be bought
Meme the sh*t out of this and then send it to Ubisoft, slapping it to their face with their so-called "AAAA" game!
Feel like I saw this comment somewhere else... still holds true though. The world is wide and wonderous.
But that's just movie nonsense, it's literally impossible
Companies ask why they spend 100s of millions on B tier games, I ask myself every day why I spent $70 on D4. Never again.
gotta spend another $70 on Ubisoft's latest pirate ship AAAAAAA game too
Don't worry PoE 2 will be F2P and infinitely better than this dog shit ARPG from Pisszard
At least ya learned! We all do at some point. Mine was destiny back in the day.
I feel you bro, should have refunded it.
I paid $40 for Fallout 76 man. I still feel like a moron.
I like that doing secondary objectives actually impact the game. Activate an artillery position allows you to call in additional strikes, using the ammunition you loaded into it. Radar stations uncover the map, etc. It's not just another check mark for more xp.
Realism is cool
Helldivers 2 is a game with a Cash Shop.
Diablo 4 is a Cash shop with a game like delivery system attached.
@@SkeebleMan-sg9oi Oh yeah, you dont have to spend a dime for anything, even the premium battlepass is worth 1000 blue bucks which youll get there eventually from just leveling up and playing
I’ve bought all three of the Premium Warbonds (1000 Super Credits each) just by playing the game. You can find the “Premium” currency in-game while looting, even up to 100 credits at a time. It’s great.
Diablo Immortal is a cash shop. That's it.
@@Mendicant_Bias that's just amazing
@@SkeebleMan-sg9oi Time is money, most of us can't afford to grind.
I remember when I used to play Helldivers with my friends and we thought "Man this would be the ultimate coop horde shooter if they made a sequel with third person, more freedom of movement, etc..."
And ten years later here it is. Goddamn I'm so happy for Arrowhead
same
and then everyone stood and clapped. Lmao Joking. I unironically had the same convo with my dudes
I haven't played Helldivers 2, but I have around a hundred hours in the first game. It's kind of crazy how it blew up.
I'm happy for YOU! Glad you got it. And we got it, too! :D
That's absolutely the opposite of what I thought back when I was diving on the original. I'm glad to be wrong and man enough to admit it.
I wonder what is the secret to their success.
Reads they aren't publicly owned, so no shareholders.
Mistery solved.
basically the same thing a BG3 Larian studios.
I think the CEO said, "we don't have shareholders, so we don't have to listen to them"
Crazy how that works xD If Studios only knew, make good game = lots of money.
Shareholders are ruining everything. Games, movies, shows, entire corporations. Sad.
@@martinmccarthy3675 oh they know but their shareholders have other ideas outside of the product purpose
That, and the developers of those games are gamers and made the game they'd actually want to play.
Joel is like Palpatine during the clone wars pulling all the strings for more war lol
I have not enjoyed a video game this much in years. I hardly played anything the last few years and was worried I just didnt like games that much anymore as I got older and life got tougher. I am so happy with this game. Every single thing about it makes me feel like a teenager playing halo 2 with my friends, and I honestly did not think id ever feel that again. I am so happy that this game is doing so good that its literally suffering from success. I could not tell you the last time a game had me on the edge of my seat sweating to try and survive and get off the planet.
I was in the same boat and this game got me hooked and wanted to fight for democracy!
This game reminded me what it was like to play Natural Selection 2, except bigger.
Right!!! Lost planet was a fun one and I get alot of that from this game. Among other similarities from other games as well 😊
The amount of times me and some randoms just started screaming DEMOCRACY, while blasting without a care about the mission.. Such a beatiful game.
Do the bugs have oil, though?
Everything is oil. It's up to the eggheads back home to make it happen
@@balazsfoldes4700In lore something from the Bugs is needed for FTL travel. I dont know what but they were farming Animals before the events of the second game
@@balazsfoldes4700it’s actually canon from the first game that that the bugs do contain oil, hence why we didn’t kill them all intitially. The bugs broke out from the contained farms we were exploiting them on, and that’s mostly why they’re back in Helldivers 2
Helldivers 2 is doing exactly what Deep Rock galactic did. having players work together towards a common goal in an extremely dangerous world, building camradiere, making people randomly go "Rock&Stone!", "We're rich!" and "Muchroom", being genuinely fun to play and having a great sense of humor about it's topic.
I love joining a random lobby and the host is standing there waiting to give me a hug or daps me up. It's so wholesome.
Bro that scout handshake…. I’m still salty
Had a dude hug me when he joined my lobby, after a few missions he hugged me again before leaving. This games community is really good.
Then you get in game and he kills you with an orbital then the guy by himself halfway across the map reinforces you. Then you run all the way back to your body to grab your samples, because no one else will. And the guy who killed you yoinks your auto cannon that is still 3 mins on cd. Helldivers.
@@JustinPardue and then he kick you cause he can
That’s me, I’m that Helldiver trying to be a good host :)
I totally agree with the Battlepass, it's a thing that actually made me quit certain games, I just do not have the time to play 3 different games that all have a ~2 month Battlepass that requires you to play like 100-150 hours, then faster progress and most of the actually cool things are locked behind buying it every month too, you could say just ignore it, but I grew up with games like MW2 where you could unlock EVERYTHING just by playing and WHENEVER you could/wanted to, that was my prime for gaming.
I buy the battle pass in FN because I earned the free v-bucks after grinding for a year, and I have never spent any money on it.
@@josephgoodman2777 that's totally fine, but my comments focus was not on paying money, it was on every damn game having a Battlepass that takes many hours to complete and is limited in time, but if you work every day of the week like me and sometimes 10h or more you don't have the time to keep up with them all, so I had to cut it down, which is a bit sad as I grew up with games where it did not matter when you played, you could still unlock it.
I think it'd be more fair to have a Battlepass but allow ALL of the items to be unlocked once the season is over by playing the game normally or buying a skin, I don't like time-limited exclusive items in games, it's predatory, there is no need for it.
Edit: This also goes more towards games you already have to pay for, rather than free games like Fortnite where it's a lot more understandable.
The satire of helldivers is ABSOLUTELY lost on tons of people around the world because it suits their mindset perfectly, unironically
Browsing the subreddit is sometimes a bit scary with how much people lean into it
95%of people know it's a satire and they just like to roleplay and joke about it, atleast i hope @@powderypastor1242
You hate humans?
Who cares 😂 it’s a game
News flash: One can enjoy a satire based game without caring about the satire at all.
The funny thing to me about Helldivers 2 is that the game could be reskinned to many other franchises.
It could be a WH40k game with Guardsmen.
It could be a HALO game with ODST soldiers.
It could be a proper Starship Trooper game
It could be Alien's Colonial marines game.
It could be Star Wars with almost any faction (Clones, Imperial, Rebels, etc)
So I guess somewhere it scratches an itch for many people.
@@DreamingVoid Shocking that even generic can be fun if its done right, huh? A couple of companies could take some lessons on the subject.
This is the best comment, I've probably ever read about this game. Has a HUGE Star Wars fan, this is literally what the boys and I ever wanted. Yes, we got some of that with BF2 but this feels like it's just one common goal ( SUPER EARTH ).
This game has scratched that itch my friends and I had or better yet HAVE for a Star wars game like HD2. You couldn't have said it any better my friend.... OVERALL! It's just FUN!
@@kevind6965 Ah just imagine dropping in as a squad of Republic Commando to blow up clanker resources and key targets. Dream of many Star Wars fan, I am sure!
DO NOT GIVE THEM IDEAS!!!! They will cost $70 plus, MTX out the ass basically FUCK YOU GIVE ME MORE MONEY, and a way less exciting gameplay. They will make the gameplay trivial through powerups and weapons to make the game a pay to win experience. No thanks. Would rather have 1 golden egg than 100 terrible ones.
Just like they did with the Dynasty Warriors series with Gundam & Hyrule & Samurai warriors
I love that Palworld, Helldivers 2, and Last Epoch are currently in the Top 5 of Steam right now, without any BS predatory business models, and coming from smaller teams.
Eat it, predatory-AAA.
Edit: I didn't include Baldur's Gate 3 initially, being from 2023, being in a class of its own (quality-wise) imo, and because I don't think AAA could pull off a Baldur's Gate if they tried to. Baldur's Gate 3's quality + one-time purchase definitely = 👑
AAA left a void in the market several years ago for serious quality content that doesn’t exploit its players with micro transactions and bullshit nobody wants. It takes several years to develop a game…we are seeing the pendulum swing in the right direction for the first time in YEARS. Gamers are eating well. I can’t wait to see what else is on the menu
its now AAAA games
Bro IDK Helldivers 2 has microtransactions and a battlepass style progression in which the paid version gives weapons that without paying you don't get (Pay to win IMO). The thing is that the game is really fun so no one gives a shit about the business model. I really dont think people give a fuck about "predatory" models as long as the game is actually fun, which recent triple A has not been.
you should put Baldur's Gate 3 on the list as well.
True.
All of these titles are fun for what they ask in money in return.
I dont feel pressured to "play" to get somewhere.
I play for fun xD.
Who knew that it would be sucessfull to have "fun" xD.
Outside of the troubles ... that came with too much sucess. This is a big win for small studios.
While there's AAAA Games now out ... that suck so hard.
Joel make get in the way but he also rewards us for perseverance. mech production delayed by an attack, but granted to all players for free for afull week upon clearing the planet, even if you dont have it unlocked yet. its a give and take based around our actions. like a proper dungeon master
Former Bungie employees were fuming because they totally pitched Helldivers 2 as a halo game to Microsoft, but as usual Microsoft shot down a million dollar idea.
And it’s good they did, if this game was dev’d by bungie it would have been another cash grab with expansions Locked behind a paywall and multiple expansions that you would have to buy for 20$ plus, while being a 70 dollar game
@@ezekielcampbell7245 to be fair it was pitched during bungie's Halo days(which was their peak)
The idea of having a 'Joel' for your game is honestly so fucking cool
its funny sharing his name
they better keep his ID a secret some peoples might wanna raid his home for democracy
@@LauftFafait’s a Chancellor Palpatine/Darth Sidious situation. He’s playing both sides of this and we don’t know who he is.
It is literally warhammer and he is the emperor.
@@c4sualcycl0ps48 LOL
Funny thing about the AAA studios is that by the time they make a game to compete with hell divers, the industry will have had our fill of this kind of game.
You know some CEO & Manager meeting right now is telling a team to make this. And about 4-7 yrs from now we will see it release with terrible microtransactions battlepass and it will fail.
ill try to remember this comment in 4-7 years to see what happened@@EchoDoctrine
@@EchoDoctrineI'll do you one better, it'll be done in 2 years thats buggy, broken, filled with microtransactions, and claimed to be a Quad A game.
@@Become-Eggplant even better the cosmetics will be over 50 dollars each. what will these cosmetics be? nicki minaj, snoop dog, sponge bob and a gun that has dragon wings and speaks Chinese
to u
And people will still buy it.
12:55
Counter argument: Stability and amount of work.
A good reason why a lot of games are not natively on other platform is just that it takes efforts to adapt and keep working ( Linux for instance is very tough).
I agree but with Linux specifically, any distro COULD run everything through wine/proton without major extra added work, and the only real issues always boil down to anti-cheat companies that refuse to spend resources on developing it for those environments (or in other cases, inept developers that refuse to allow AC compatibility even if the AC in question is already native), so we do need to account for how greedy management can be if they don't see immediate gain. I understand this being an issue for smaller studios with in-house AC's though (and I personally never bother to criticize too much for that), but a lot of developers outsource to already-established ones anyway.
I use Linux daily (and only really keep a Windows boot for one very niche use), and game just fine without native ports, but AC's are where the real trouble is. That's just a different aspect of the whole reason why games are not on all platforms though, sadly.
You're absolutely right about why AAA would avoid this. I was a PA on Starship Troopers and it was an onset concern that it would not be taken as satire.
helldivers dialed the satire to eleven and there's people that still take it seriously.
satire is dead
Maybe because not everyone cares about the deep massage behind a mindless shooter?
Fuck Minecraft could be a satire too but nobody would care because its not important for the fun.
Helldivers 2, Last Epoch, and Pal World has pissed in the eye of so many AAA studios over the last month and it makes me smile.
Edit: A few more that you guys mentioned. BG3, Lethal Company, and Enshrouded,
Don't forget AAAA skull and bones
@@whomstthouamme2155 🤣🤣
What is last epoch ?
@@StephGoKrazy Its a "Diablo" like ARPG that was created by the indie studio "Eleventh Hour". The game has been growing in popularity since its 1.0 launch 2 weeks ago. To be fair, already had a bit of a cult following during its like 6 year beta test. However, with its 1.0 release it has become popular with the general public. Over the last few every gaming content creator was making a video about Last Epoch, Palworld, or Helldivers 2.
+ Enshrouded
I heard people didn’t know all samples are shared between the squad at the end of the mission. They were killing people to collect the samples. Games over the years have made people greedy and have no understanding that it’s even possible that you earn stuff as long as someone on your squad extracts with it. When you dive you are a team and it’s such a refreshing experience in a video game.
Where did you hear this? Within a couple games, before that sick thought of killing your teammates for samples pops into your head, you realize it's all shared. 😂
It's the same in Deep Rock Galactic, where all minerals mined are shared between the players. Did your team of four dig up a total of 50 Bismor? That total doesn't get split four ways. All four players get 50 bismor apiece.
Ngl when I first started the game I was killing my teammates for those samples 😂 then I'd say "my bad man u were just in the line of fire"
Tbf almost every single 4 player coop pve shooter i can think off has shared loot, xp etc. Its just all the PVP multiplayer shooter people who have no idea what cooperative means that expected the samples to be on a per player basis.
Such bullshit. Shared rewards are everywhere in games
Helldivers 2 is a wake up call to clean your room
Helldivers 2 has the same vibe with Deep Rock for me. Plus you can earn In-game currency just by exploring the mission area.
Whats crazy about this is the devs expected to sell 40k copies. They did. On PS alone. Then there was another 500K on PC in the first WEEK
They have sold 8 million copies by now
It's crazy that anyone produces a game that is this obviously good, and only expect to sell 40k copies. That one is on us gamers honestly. All Arrowhead games have been amazingly fun too honestly. Magicka blew my mind when it released comedy wise.
Its crazy becouse this is like the best game I played for long time, and not only gameplay but graphics are amazing
I'm so glad that Helldiver's 2 is as popular as it is. Another great one is Titanfall 2, but it didn't take off like it should have, so this makes me very happy.
@@Gofex1337 I think you underestimate how much luck a game needs.
there are tons of good games that failed.
since it happened recently Dragon's Dogma 1 was a good game that "failed".
Ttianfall 2 is considered by many to a great story/pvp shooter and it "failed".
It is not unreasonable to assume that the devs didn't expect more than at best 100K people.
they only had like 7k concurrent players for HD1.
Elden Ring was wakeup call. BG3 was wakeup call. Palworld was wakeup call. HD2 is wakeup call.
At this point, corporations are acting like their interns skiping clock alarm
That snooze isn't gonna push itself.
Fr fr.
The problem is that it takes awhile for things to change properly, and this is a common thing in entertainment, shows, movies, and games, they take a long time to make so it can be hard to change them when you have real wake up calls because can they be changed? should they be restarted or just scrapped after that wake up call? It really is not going to show till 2025 minimum
In short
Gamers have been choosing fun over slop
im sure kingmakers will kick ass too
What’s crazy is it’s on a discontinued engine
0:45 yes. That's a modern game feature that can make things interesting over a long period of time. Games get stale quickly unless there's tons of "replay value" built into them, which can take a ton of time to mastermind on the front end of the game development. I don't play many games, but I know that Vermintide 2 used this tactic a few times and had good responses for the most part. It keeps things "fresh" in the game. It's good player engagement.
Everyone asking why Halo didnt do this .... Halo employees tried doing this. It was supposed to use ODST since they basically are equivalent to helldivers and it was cancelled by higher ups who said "no one would ever play this". i really hope there's a reorg that happens after this in 343. biggest "i told you so" in gaming history
343 has dropped the ball so much with a shit story and shit design since they were created. I'd be willing to bet the employee who said that was talking out his ass so people would say "Oh so 343 has good ideas!!! It's Microsoft's fault!!!"
I have Zero faith in 343.
@@anglerfishtankingto be fair why does it have to be 1 or the other? Both have shown questionable decision making.
If 343 had done this, we would have gotten:
$70 base game price
Three levels of Collector's Edition for extra money
A $40 premium battle pass
Day One DLC
Pre-order bonus cosmetics
Having to unlock additional enemy factions with premium currency
Predatory premium currency amounts
No way to earn premium currency through gameplay
PvP being the game focus with ranked matches
No friendly fire
No crossplay
4090 & 16gb RAM minimum specs and would still run like ass
So yeah, I'm glad it wasn't friggin 343
Speaking of Halo, though, Hell Divers need vehicles soon. Plowing through bugs with guns mounted on a land vehicle? Yes, please.
@teve2189 Mech suits are in the pipeline, as is the third faction, the Illuminate, both features from HD1
Gaming Industry and triple A studios needed a wake up call. These games got the job done. Something fun to play finally.
I think it all comes down to pricing, I've seen much better games called trash before, once the industry accepts that most of the developers are not able to delivery games worth 60 dollars or more we will be good.
Wake up call should be for the players.Stop buying and supporting AAA cash grab.
30€ for Skull and bones or 30€ for suicide squad isn't the fix for the garbage that they are at their core. They need to learn how to make good games again, how are the indies managing to do it and veterans in industry struggling. @@bartolirodrigo94
Fax dude late twice this year alone, we’ve had pal world hell divers both games moderately priced everyone’s enjoying them they’re enjoying them so much so that the pal world devs needed to buy more servers and now the hell diver devs need to fix their servers because too many people are trying to play the game this is a very good thing
Fck triple a. More like triple thrash, and they just scam players for stock prices . The whole for-profit thing and milking players on pay to win stuff model needs to change.
A 40K version of this would be awesome.
I really hope that we get the chance to have either larger parties . so when your 4 friends on the field are getting tired or need a break , you can tag out your battle worn friends. Like have management jobs on the ships like being able to aid the fight from the ship . I was also thinking perhaps being able to form platoons or mini fleets of you and your friends to team up and fight even larger battles where you fight bigger bots and bugs where you need more bodies to fight and win.
We have got a lot of "wake-up calls" recently. Elden ring, baldurs gate 3, palworld, etc. However, every single one has been criticised by devs. If this doesn't become an actual wake-up call, nothing will be...
Don't Forget Lethal Company, Bomb Rush Cyberfunk,, and Hi-Fi Rush. All games that were simply good, and emberrassed Triple-A games.
One other detail.
Devs interacting with player base and listening.
I played world of warships for years and watched it slowly get worse. Devs not listening to player base. They now went so far that they are listening to player base because the situation has gotten so bad. Plus I'm sure the success of HD2 has something to do with it.
GOD I wish Team Fortress 2 did HALF as much listening and communicating with the community as Helldivers 2.@@ultimaone3189
The best part about this is that the devs complaints about Baldur's Gate 3 was mainly that it was TOO GOOD and that no dev could live up to it. I mean that says a lot about the devs who complained tho lol
@@brandonhindal7094 That was the funniest criticism. BG3 is my new #1 game of all time and I never cared for D&D nor turn based games mostly playing fps. It begs the question how a relatively small studio like Larian can pull off a game that is "too good" and make big studio devs cry their eyes out.
Ex-Halo devs went to 343/Xbox/Microsoft with over 20 different ideas, several based upon ODST type storylines, some of them being horde shooters. And got told to pound dirt.
To be fair its enhanced firefight but 343 suck major ass and can’t do anything interesting let alone barely even give a product equivalent to stuff we got 12 years ago so its like they didn’t even need its own game because again it can just be a side mode within the main game 🤷
I still highly doubt any of those studios would've had the creativity to make the game as good as HD2 is. There is a specific charm with HD2 that only a small studio could pull off. AAA is dead.
343 are the absolute worst people to have handed Halo to.
You think that was his original idea? That was just another recycled opinion from someone else as always, lmfao.
I saw the video mint put up, not shocked Microsoft shot down all of the cool ideas devs came to them about the halo universe. It would have been so nutty to have a game like this but based on the halo universe.
Turrets can be good. But for higher difficulties they tend to suck if you rely only on them. Autocannon and ems mortar at the mosttl then bring a gun likenthe recoiless or autocannon. Railgun is still great after the balance patch you just need to be really good with it, and aim only for weak spots now. Then a utility eagle or orbital
Tesla towers are actually extremely effective - they just depend very much on their location.
Place them where they block the passage and cannot be destroyed from a distance, and they will fry any crowd of enemies except the heavy ones. Although they may well have time to kill them if they do not target them right away.
Well, make sure there are no other turrets or you nearby )
Mortar goat
I’ve been having great times with squads I found in game and disc I haven’t reached out to play a game with a mic in so long. It just wasn’t a thing anymore. This reminded me nicely of that aspect of gaming.
I actually bought Helldivers 2 for $60. Not because there was something I wanted in the Deluxe edition. But because I want to support Arrowhead and Helldivers 2. I have played everything they ever put out and they are just an upstanding studio that is very rare these days. So I say... take my money. Just keep doing what you are doing.
I bought the delux edition just for stratagem hero lol. I've put way more time into it than i probably should have.
I bought the basic $40 game, but admittedly I was so impressed by what I saw that I did a "shut up and take my money!" and bought some Super Credits. I honestly haven't had this much fun playing games in a number of years.
The exact reason I bought the premium edition. $60 for a premium edition? $60 for a special edition of a full quality game? Yes please. I fully support Arrowhead and even more so with how they're responding to redditors that are complaining about the harder difficulties.
I went in thinking it would be like DRG but I was so pleasantly wrong that I'm now glad I bought the premium edition and have even spent $40 more on super credits just to further support them.
@@nuru666 I did exactly the same and regret nothing.
Same. Great game and happy to support them
Helldivers 2 is interesting that you can hop in and be viable at pretty much every level of the game, even the super hard modes. I live in challenging and hard, but when I want to take it up a notch I don't need 500 hours of grinded gear to be able to hold my own. That was a huge refreshing mark for the game.
This is *sort of* true.
You need a good answer to armor if you want to go past like... difficulty 5. Enemy armor and how much anti-armor you possess pretty much determines how well that'll go. The game is a smidge imbalanced in that the Railgun is undeniably the best personal anti-armor pick in the game at the moment, which requires at least level 20.
But it's 1.0, and the devs have all but admitted there is some balancing needs to be done so I think that'll be fixed soonish.
But beyond that, you're generally correct. Besides that small issue, it really does come down to player skill and/or teamwork to determine wins and losses.
@@FlamingNinjaBoiyou get solutions to armour by playing through the game and level progression naturally. After that your issue with armour is typically due to not having enough people to play or the people you're teamed with eat rocks. It can be infuriating playing with some randoms
@@OnlyGrafting Yes, I'm level 40 so I have everything. My point was that you can kind of run whatever you want... but also not really, because armor dominates the game the higher you go.
I played through a mission on Helldiver at level 8, and we even managed to extract. It was a great way to get into the game
I only have 20 hours in the game and I main helldive difficulty with a pretty high win rate. You don't need to be crazy skilled in the second to second fights like some 13 year old asian kid in CSGO or like a guy with 10,000 hours in rust who has ingrained every weapon's recoil pattern as muscle memory, you just have to be smart across the overall operation. Don't get bogged down fighting, run like hell when you're outnumbered, always stay mobile, and don't be afraid to take risks to complete objectives. That's all you need to keep in mind, and if your team has the same mindset you're looking at really good odds at any difficulty.
"I wanna only build turrets"
Ah, a fellow man of culture.
"a AAA studio would never make this"
"how didn't 343 think of this? wHaT hApPeNeD!?"
Helldivers 2 gained a lot of trust from me when I realized you can get the in game items buy just playing the game...and it's not an unreasonable amount of time. can get like an item from the store with like 3-5 hours of just playing normally.
can even get the "paid for battlepass" by just collecting supr credits from your missions and if you get lucky with ti you will have the needed 1000 super credits in couple sessions.
Starts you off with nothing that kills armor and sells stuff that kills armor for cash money. Pretty scummy. If this was an ubisoft game everyone would call it what it is.
@@FuzzyWalrus123 False.
@@Betoni haven't played the game or lying
@FuzzyWalrus123 When you're starting you don't encounter heavy armour. The LMG is sufficient for anything you come up against at lower difficulty levels - you just need to know how to take down heavier bots by hitting their weak spots. And you can't buy anything hugely more effective. For high concentrations of armoured enemies you have the turrets, which are very effective, and orbital/air strikes. It's very far from pay to win.
The notion "Make a good game and people will buy it" resonates with me. I was 0% aware that Helldivers 2 was a thing when it launched. Wasn't until 2 weeks after launch, when I saw a video with a group of 4 having a blast, that I knew it even existed. Then I mulled it over for a day, and bought the base game. No regrets.
And I'm thinking about upgrading to the Super Citizen edition now, just to support the developers.
Played ~10 missions and said yeah I’ll support this and did it. Since then, what a freaking blast
I went straight in with the Super Citizen edition because what I was seeing was far beyond what "AAA" £70 shite game was offering. Helldivers is awesome and I'm having a hell of a time playing it....for far less than the "major" titles
One of the best thing about Helldiver is the attention to detail of their weapons, they remind me of District 9 weapons, it's scifi yet entirely feasible, and the way they show state of weapons not in some icon or UI, but within the weapon assets themselves is great.
It's the only game I've seen that those that haven't had the chance to be part of it really want it to come to their consoles
This is the 40k game I’ve always wanted. Being a disposable meatbag with a gun dropped onto a planet overrun with hostile aliens. I don’t understand how GW just swings and misses every single time with their video games. This was such low-hanging fruit for them. Fingers crossed for some sort of collab with Imperial Guard skins.
@@DreamingVoid I played a single game of Darktide and uninstalled. Absolutely garbage game. It just makes me scratch my head how GW is so protective of their IP, yet they lease it out to the most bottom-barrel developers who crank out wet dogshit games instead of letting a good team make something amazing. Imagine if Arrowhead had made Helldivers 2 but with a 40k license. What could have been.
@@DreamingVoidDude have you never played Vermintide? One of the best Melee combat games in a co op game there is with so many different weapons with different combos and different Cleave/stagger/finesse stats? You take that, make it slightly more simply, and that is what Darktide is, it's still good, not as satisfying as Vermintide combat, but is still good.
@@TheDustyChinchillaYou've never played Vermintide too then I take it
@@prich0382 Vermintide and VT2 were actually good. The melee combat felt better, the maps were better, the loot system was better, the narrative was better, the character banter was better, literally everything about the Vermintide series was better. Darktide was just awful. And I’m someone who likes WH40k much much more than WHFB. It’s just not a good game.
@@TheDustyChinchilla It's not awful, as someone who's had thousands of house in VT2, the melee is simplified somewhat, but it's not awful. Gunplay is fantastic. Yes the loot system is not great, but really that's because a lot of people have the wrong mindset of a good weapon, chasing high modifiers that aren't needed, you just need a good enough modifier spread which can be achieved in a day. 80 damage is the worst offender, Breakpoints are still Breakpoints and very few weapons benefit from 80% Damage, Damage modifier stats can be a lot more important most of the time as the spread is wider, where Damage can be only like 5-10% but the modifiers a lot more.
Darktide is not a bad game, right now it's just slow with content. So many mods are available that bring a lot of QoL go the game or fix some "issues". Yes the game needs more work, but it's of course not as Matured compared to Vermintide.
I didn't notice that that studio also made Magicka and Gauntlet which we had crazy fun to play these games with each other. No wonder why they successed on Helldivers.
These guys made Magicka?? Haha no wonder there’s so much friendly fire
@@kinghash29 ARSE mine meta. They need to add those into HD2. Make up some kind of bs thing that it stands for.
Gauntlet was the shit man loved that game
I was interested in magicka, then magicka Vietnam came out, and i was sold. Magic missling friends never felt better.
Bruh gauntlet was such a good game back on x360 it was ahead of its time
The common sample grind is Helldiver's alternative to a prolonged loot grind: you can't be jealous of someone else's ship upgrades unless you know you're supposed to be jealous of their ship upgrades.
Damn thanks for the motivation at the end
HD2 is the birth of the 'Grand War' genre. In a few years I bet we will see the trend chasing companies use their IPs to match (yet probably ruin) the style of HD2. Star wars, Halo, Warhammer 40k to name a few. Look at what vampire survivors has done, it will happen get ready.
I'll be honest, I hope they do try. This genre of game is amazing. The last time I had this much fun with a game was gears of War couch coop playing the never ending missions were they just get harder and harder
Vampire survivors has no right being as good as it is.
Warhammer already has Space Marine coming out.
@@TitusAndromadonThey have to try, but not half-ass it just to make a quick buck. That's why people love HD2, the devs put their heart and soul into making it fun, and making monetization extremely fair. They wanted to make a game they could stand behind, and I just don't see many other companies willing to do that these days.
But yeah, I'd love to see big franchises make their own version of this game. But they need to do it right.
If star wars does it, it BETTER be the Clone Commandos.
I've absolutely loved Helldivers 2, it's so much fun. Devs are passionate and are actually listening to feedback.
Just wish they would improve optimisation, it runs like shit on my PC.
yeah and people are using only 1 weapon, because rest is useless.
Devs reaction - use all weapons, they are all good - you just dont know how to use it
great feedback
@@Dar1uszthis is sadly true many weapons need balancing asap
@@dustymetso game runs great on my rig but I do have a bunch of buddies complaining so you're not wrong. I either got lucky via my parts play nice with game or just brute power. I play at 4k at 75fps alot of my buddies have your problem. I also have had an issue where after like 20 games I'm running at 15fps for no reason but restart fixes. Memory leak maybe idk
@@Dar1uszafter using most of the stuff in the game on helldive I would say yeah they are all good, the breaker is just way more busted
Honestly this is a moment in gaming I didn't think possible, a fun co-op, not being toxic (for like 99% of it) thanks to no PVP and over saturation of always-on mechanics, but an evolving narrative that you can feel you're a part of, and have players of all skills still feel like you contribute to.
I'm so happy that this game is here, and it's doing the Numbers. It only shows how starved gamers and casuals are for an actually good gaming experience. We need more of this.
"Aged like fine milk" - seal.
Helldivers 2, Palworld, Last Epoch, Enshrouded. Were seeing these indie games blow up because the devs actually care. Best part is that these games arent even $60
>indie
xDDD
You forgot Baldur's Gate 3 and Lethal Company
@@ForienI just found out they just recently bent a knee to the woke mob and this game is $60 so makes sense why this commenter didn’t mention.
Not buying Woke-gate 3, but don't forget the best selling AA title Elden Ring
AAA Developers: "Tony Stark was able to build this in a cave! With a box of scraps!"
the American dream game was done by a Swedish studio and published by a Japanese company... nice
It always takes the ones who don't take freedom for granted to make the best Freedom game. lol
I like how people say Sony is a Japanese company for games they like and a japanese company that forget their heritage to please "Commiefornia" for games they dont like lmao
nice
democracy
Ghost of Tsushima recently got a PC port after being a PlayStation exclusive since release. Praying they do the same with other FromSoft PS exclusives
@18:10 Yep. You can see exactly that happening in the hardcore strategy sims like Shadow Empire, Dominion and so forth. Such games are graphically simplistic, they're not pretty, they don't have a lot of front facing spit and polish but they are incredibly well designed and deep strategy games that provide a unique experience that very few games in the genre provide. And these games are often developed by a single person or a incredibly small team, and after release receive years and years of constant development, systems gets built-on, fleshed out, made deeper and wider reaching and all that is provided in free content updates every few months.
As a result these games are often priced in the £45-£50 range years into their release life and see the occasional £10-£15 'big new non-core game system addition' DLC expansions at 2-3 year release intervals. And players gladly pay that price for the game without a second thought, because the game offers something that very few other games on the market provide, to a design quality and level of detail that is unique to that specific game.
The games might not be pretty, they might not be flashy and they might be hard to sell to a financial executive with absolutely no knowledge or experience in gaming that thinks the same mentality that goes into selling life insurance can be applied into selling a video game...... but those that actually play such games can see what is being offered, they can see the value the game has to them personally in a market that has slim offerings of similar experiences and they know they're going to be playing that game for easily over 800 hours for the next decade..... so £50? That's a worth while price to them and they pay it mostly without a single groan, eye roll or regret,
Its so satisfying seeing Helldivers 2 so successful especially after the Arc Raiders dev decided to switch their game to an extraction shooter because "PVE only isn't fun". Based on their closed alpha I can't wait to see their eventual Death of a Game video from Nerdslayer.
Yup I was pretty hyped for Arc... this will do.
Helldivers 1 is better and is not kinda w@ke that it's game, so no.
@@iso_Bandit Helldivers 1 is better and is not kinda w@ke that it's game, so no. XD
@IncognitoActivado I haven't seen anything woke in helldivers 2 yet. Helldivers is cool. I don't have any friends that play it though
@@iso_Bandit If you say so, dude.
once had a lobby where the host demanded a hug for luck reasons befor he started the mission
i just had a session where the host was standing infront waiting for a hug
I had this too 😂 it was a weird but positive experience 😂
Liberty = Free Hugs
Ew
@@mattg9971 treason?
4:33 the most accurate thought process of how the gaming community is we will support good games and not touch bad games that don’t give the players what they want
GAME OF THE YEAR
Perfect example of a time where players, myself included, would have loved to of completed the battle pass for Destiny 2. Was when Saint-14 was brought through the Vex gate and we had the sun dial (I believe) ornaments themed around the Titian were dope asf, but lost and brought back to the eververse store for silver. Argument on their end, “for those that weren’t around or missed it during that season
What I love is that Co-Op and solo play are both perfectly viable.
Playing solo almost feels like playing MGS5 with some kind of procedural operations.
The stealth is really fun to use, ambushes are crazy effective and jetpacks add an amazing mobility to capitalise on enemy weaknesses.
This game has so much variety in experiences, I'm amazed.
Solo level 9 helldive missions on malevalon creek are pretty fun but you have to play so cautiously and bring very specific meta equipment with a few possible variations (the deployable shield is good for certain missions because you can pop it down on a terminal and bum rush the terminal but it’s niche and there are a few other options) you are REQUIRED to bring a personal shield and a railgun or if your incredibly confident with your aim the anti material rifle and you need eagle rocket pods or orbital laser for tanks preferably both because you can just orbital laser large factories and it will generally just knock out the whole thing and the rocket pods have really high up time for dealing with hulks tanks and structures without feeling like you have wasted a valuable resource because you have so many of them and they come back so fast. If you bring only one of those two then your last thing should be eagle cluster (preferably not in tandem with the rocket pods so you don’t end up wasting uptime on one when you run out and need to rearm) in general though it’s frustrating because you need to run either stealth armor to not be seen in the first place or the cheat death armor to prevent rockets from ruining your whole game. You also HAVE to have a shield backpack or you will both die to rockets constantly and be constantly getting aim punched by laser fire making hitting anything much less a tiny weak spot pretty impossible. I would like to be able to run more goofy stratagems but if you do that you will get obliterated by 19 rocket devastators and heavy devastators from 8 different directions blasting you with pinpoint precision fire from 60+ meters
@@Grebogoborp That and you sure as hell won't be finishing secondary objectives. Just do the mains and get outta there. Every bile titan you kill is just immediately replaced by a bile titan.
Solo play is hella stressful, but rewarding
@@Grebogoborp Just based on how you said this i can tell you are in the top 0.1% of the player base. All this solo, meta, high difficulty optimization simply does not matter for more than 99% of the player base or the games success. And the fact that it is even in the game in the great state it is right now with basically 0 patches is amazing...
It's a walking sim.
2:52 the funny thing is 343 came out and said there was an ODST game planned that had exactly this but it got scrapped.
Yap. They said "nah, people would hate a 3rd person shooter coop odst game" dumb ducks
they knew it would make money, but they hate money, that's just how 343 is
@@marcogenovesi8570 It's like if 343 prove they can make something good, Microsoft will want them to upkeep that good product. They'd rather remain mediocre just to pay their bills instead of reaching for something greater.
@@marcogenovesi8570343 arent the one writing the checks to make the games, microsoft is
@@marcogenovesi8570Or, or, or, they tried to make it but some suits at Microsoft had no balls or game knowledge and cut it off? Look at the big, expensive games coming out that flop or are just fun for the 5-10 hours their campaign takes to finish... These games look FANTASTIC on presentations but are only fun for a limited time because once you've had the cinematic experience once there's nothing left to do. That's the point. It looks good on paper but doesn't last.
This was the first game I’ve played in a while where I Thought they didn’t charge enough for their game. That’s very rare to come by
The shift in culture happened when games became big business and there was not enough competent passionate developers, coders, artists, testers, etc who at the same time are gamers themselves to fill ever-growing studios staff needs and they started hiring from outside game industry. Over time we've come to have team and even entire studios who view gamedev as simple 9-5 office job, who don't game themselves and don't understand fun aspect of it sometimes going as far as viewing gaming as some kiddies hobby not fit for adults.
Watch blizzard trying to spin their own Helldiver 2 in the Starcraft universe and miserably fail. On another note, Warhammer 40k NEEDS a co-op game like this.
I know it's not quite the same, but I feel like Darktide fills a similar enough niche that making another 40k game in this framework might almost be too much to actually maintain a playerbase right now.
If I can be a marine or a ghost or a fucking firebat in that game against a horde of zergs. I'll consider. They can also add mechas in the game like goliaths, vikings, thors, and hellbats. It has so much potential but I doubt blizzard can pull it off.
Isn't Space Marines co-op?
There was rumors about a Planetside like Starcraft game. And Diablo 4 in 3rd person Dark Souls inspired. Devs having creative ideers killed by management that likely never plays games,backed by shareholders that also likely doesn't play games. F EM
Wh 40k fusion with batlefield 1 or another version, i dont care. That will be a blow.
What sold me was the $40 price tag. Gameplay is amazing, graphics are fantastic, and the functionality of multiplayer is easy to join and drop groups. Another thing were the microtransactions: the max Super Credits bundle was $19.99. It's not some crazy overpriced bundle and it's an in-game currency you can still obtain through war bond progression (of course you will need to be more picky with what you purchase).
you can also find super credits in the missions, obviously not that many, but I have actually managed to get to almost 1K relatively quickly, all it takes is being a little thorough in the exploration.
@@DatAsianGuyI mean you gotta be attentive in exploration anyways, the ship upgrades don’t unlock themselves!
I’ve found 3000+ Super Credits in the 75ish hours I’ve played. Bought all three premium warbonds with them and have a stack of 400+ again already lol….
You can even find a stack of 100 Super Credits.
"Too big to succeed" is a great turn of phrase.
I feel like on the aspect of battle passes, they either need to do the route DRG is doing or HD2. DRG gives you the battle pass and everything for free and when the battle pass expires you can find it in the regular loot table.
The other thing to remember is the players are not split between shards, everyone is on one massive server contributing to the fight.
Helldivers 2, Last Epoch, and Palworld.
Cripple-A companies hate them.
I do miss that online game stuff. The cod lobby wear both arguing but also firends where made there.
AAA games doesn't have the problem of having to make up for a gigantic cost of making the game so much as for all the ads they run. I remember reading about the costs EA pays for a game. They had like 70% of the costs for all the ads compare to the cost of the actual game.
Everything is a wake up call since BG3
Big true
Elden ring cost £50 think it started there
Elden Ring
Botw
Theres been so many past "wake up call", early last year zelda ToftK, Elden ring 2022, ghost of tsushima 2020, sekiro 2019 breath of the wild 2017, all these game didnt have no greedy pricing model, straight up good gameplay good story, no BS political agenda. It's just "AAA" developers prefer to live in thier own bubble and refuse to listen to the majority of gamers.
I feel a big point is also that - about a decade or so ago - the business world discovered that "video games" were starting to be big money, and a shift happened, CTO, CFO, COO etc were "willing to lend their expertise as in leading a company" and started nestling themselves in those tripple A publishers, and over time more management came from the field of business purely, rather then from the field of gaming - and so it happend what had to happen. People with no connection to the medium of gaming, being the big desicionmakers for games. Fielding their invenstments of what to make and greenlite and the direction it should take more and more on, the maximazation of profit (appeal to as many people as possible, follow current trends, use psychologists to heck out what gets people the spend the maximun amount of money on their game etc) and the acutal content of the game became secondary.
I feel this is much more on the publishers then it is on the devs. We see there still enough devs making awesome stuff. very often they had a time working for one of the big ones and went indie to make what they wanted to make.
There is also the thing of triple A publishers having an ungodly amount of middle management - infesting them like a cancer that just drains money out of every game - needing it to make an crazy sum of money just to break even. We have the same in the Hollywood movie industrie right now. Movies costing several hundreds of million, having no business costing this much.
That's the long and short of it, we'll said
Publishers end up deciding who are the devs
woke college losers have now graduated and populated every sector of corporate infrastructure. fail upwards, complete.
A JP game called FGO (the OG of big cash earner for stockholders) has already discovered and improved the way to earn big cash borrowing ideas from CN web games. (I used to play several CN games that manipulate players just for the money. Thought this practice would die down but nope, it spreaded to the entire industry like wildfire. rip)
The issue here is that any CFO worth their salt would blast the heck out of the way that many AAA games run their studios. There is nothing wrong with maximizing a game for profit. But the C-suite generally understand that in order to maximize profit, you need something that the customer wants, has long term functionality, and builds a brand that customers are willing to return due to the previous good products. They're looking for customers to be invested. That's not what we see in AAA games. Whoever is running these only sees short term profits which is brand suicide. It's not good for the company nor any shareholders if you make lots of money at first then watch it all tank later. And they definitely would allow any low level functionary from HR or some other group to have as much sway over content like we see now. The C-suite from the gaming world is considered as much of a joke by actual corporations as gaming journalists are to regular journalists.
On the topic of expiring battle passes, Super Animal Royale has a great solution to that.
There are still seasonal battlepasses that roll over, but you keep any battle passes you've purchased, and can purchase previous ones. And you can progress on two passes at once: the current seasonal pass, and a battle pass from past seasons.
Honeslty 343 couldve had. Covenant, flood, and forerunners as enemy factions and all 3 of those are very similar to the 3 enemy factions in the helldivers universe being the sentients, bugs, and bots.
I love how the “battle passes” don’t have a timer Andy you can complete them as slow or fast as you would like to
Never heard of the game, watched one UA-cam short that was about 30 seconds, it brought back memories of Starship Troopers, immediately bought the $60 edition while at work. Such an amazing game!
You won't regret it
Welcome to the fight, trooper.
For Super Earth!
Liberty guide you, helldiver. FOR DEMOCRACY
Sounds like you have the strength and the courage, to be free!
I see someone is feeling a bit patrotic today
i get to see so much of my old friends back , its finally fun to game again with all of them. we where all divided amongst other games now everybody is back! lower price and Great game make
that posible
I began to realize more and more how wonderful online gaming can be since I got into the Worlds Adrift playtest, Helldivers2 brought back a little of that magic!
What was HUGE for me is that you can find premium currency on the maps. I unlocked the second "pass" entirely for free by just playing. I know others who paid money to get some armor.
Yeah a couple of my mates tried flexing about the premium battle pass only for me to unlock it Infront of em for free 😊 justice for all the bullshit paywall shit we've all had to deal with
not only that, but the premium currency itself is also pretty cheap, if you don’t want to bother finding it ingame it’s only $15 in my country for the premium battlepass (1000 of the currency, which alternatively is enough for multiple of the most expensive items in the store)
@@cheeemzy6651 lmao who the hell flexes about having a battlepass?
I bought the premium battle pass with money. Not because I needed to, but because I was enjoying the game so much I felt like giving them extra money.
Honestly I wish I could get my money back for D4 so I can give it to games like HD2 and Last Epoch instead
@@yllarius agreed I've since then bought super credits to help fund the cause :-) I've been playing playing last epoch on and off for the last four years an so happy it's getting the love it deserves
Joel: ok I’m invading Malevelon Creek. It’s taken
Helldivers: why are we here just to suffer…
DMZ also had this co-op aspect. That was the only mode I somewhat enjoyed in MW2.
ngl id love this on the newer switch 2 if that thing is more powerful or something atleast
This game type in a Warhammer 40k would be awesome as well
I’d love a Warhammer collab for heavy armor. That shit would look insanely cool in this game.
That was my exact thought too. This is what I would have wanted from a Warhammer game. Full on war, with a sprinkle of maybe some RPG elements where you could choose to be a psyker, spacemarine, ETC.
Well, so far we have W40K Darktide and waiting for the Space Marines 2.
somebody call the game modders and get them working on this idea ASAP lol
Fighting nids would be amazing
I want a game like Helldivers II for Star Wars Old Republic Era or Warhammer 40k...
Mass Effect would be another great option
More than anything
there is vermintide 2 for fantasy and dark tide for 40k but dark tide is bit of a letdown
The lead dev of HD2 is personally a big fan of 40k, starship troopers, star wars, etc. His response to Melee weapons in hd2 was "bring me closer so i can hit them with my sword!"
Mans loves his inspirations and respects them.
Dude a game like helldivers but 40k and the lore would be so sick
What i love in helldivers is that you drop in a mission help out a teammate when he gets stuck in a death loop or somebody helps you out of a death loop you finish the mission you hug it out and than the team disbands and you feel this void of "Im never gonna see those guys again" and it sucks
The satire is absolutely perfect, it pokes fun at all the right places.
225,000 on 1 planet yesterday.
Insane.
You can actually earn super credits in the game game. Behind the two man doors or the blinky thing pod. So it’s not predatory u can earn premium battle pass just grinding in game
You can also buy it in Requisition every page with medals
It's so easy to get it's insane great game
@@DreamingVoid I can get the premium warbond with like 3-4 days of playing. Faster if I absolutely no-life it.
For Reference, the premium Warbond (Which is pretty much the premium battlepass) is just 1000 Supercredits.
You can earn 100 per page on the first 5 pages of the normal Warbond then 50 on the last 5 pages. so that's 750 Supercredits on the warbond alone.
You can get 10-20 supercredits quickly on a single mission if you're lucky. I'm already at 600 Supercredits and I only bought the game 2 days ago. And I'm not even no-lifing it yet.
@@durakeno5575 thanks for doing the explanation for this. Also I want to add the fact that I like u can gain PREMIUM CURRENCY from playing the game no limit. So like it’s not like a daily or weekly gem grind like gacha games it’s, X amount of runs = more super credits/medals/requisition. Also I do want to point out that even the premium currency gear is just cosmetics and the “premium” pass doesn’t have that many great weapons compared to basic pass. So I like it when games reward u with premium currency for constantly playing. And since there’s no leaderboards or PVP who is there to compete with?
@@Ensteir325 "Who's there to compete with?"
The God damned enemies of Liberty, son.
Hell Divers vet here. Seeing how much love this game has gotten makes me super happy. The first Hell Divers was great and I spent hundreds of hours playing it. Was a pain to join a server when it came out but Arrowhead deserves all the love in the world. I hope games like Hell Divers 2 and Palworld shed some light on the gaming industry.
Is it supposed to be so boring?
cope 💀@@FuzzyWalrus123
@@FuzzyWalrus123know this man’s is salty about something taking the time to comment on nearly every complement about the game 😂 if you don’t like the game just don’t play it lol, no one’s asking you to justify yourself
@@d.e.dentertainment8246 He's just a troll shitting on something because its popular report him for spam and move on.
1:30 He's absolutely right about this. Most people dont even understand the underlying tone of Starship Troopers.
The Flood and Convernant as Enemy would be Amazing!!!
This game made me buy a new headset to be social with others in game.
90% of my matches are amazing with perfect execution and teamwork.
Community is solid.
Devs are listening.
I spent money on skins to support it (never done this before)
This game is what gaming needed - a GOOD game that is executed well and is FUN
You can pay for extra, but you unlock gear by grinding the old fashioned way.
Execution? All you do in the game is walk. Lol
cope 💀@@FuzzyWalrus123
@FuzzyWalrus123 Lol is what I'm doing reading your weak comments. "I had to walk over there whole exploring for resources etc to kill more stuff. Then I died because I didn't bother to learn how to play the game. This game sucks." Weak.
@quirinaled2752 dude, it's a boring game. Why does that hurt your feelings so bad? It's like you have to invent stories in your head about how I play. Even planet is mostly empty unless you are near the monster closet spawn points. If you are disputing that you obviously haven't played it. I solo high level stuff by omg just walking everywhere. The walking to shooting ratio is abysmally boring.
you havnt played the game@@FuzzyWalrus123
Asmongold : "this is not a dystopian future"
Hummm.....
It's not dystopian if it's realistic.
@@robcampion9917reality feels pretty dystopian at times 🫠
@@robcampion9917 incorrect
@@DieselRamcharger I know I was being kind of facetious, sometimes I can't help myself.
Not just 2 bangers its 2 bangers that are still evolving
Im enjoying the game a lot. The buginess of it can be intolerable at times such as being able to accept friend requests, swarms just randomly appearing in your back pocket, having your mouse clicks register on the world map when choosing a mission glitches out often. Having to restart the game to get the clicking to work has begun to make me just put the game down and do something else so im hoping a hotfix comes in fast.