Helldivers 2’s unreleased Warbond, Reality Enforcers, arrived in the game earlier these days, but it looks like the armor set to drop in the Superstore right next door is arguably attracting even more players’ attention. Part of that is for fair reasons, because it seems cool, but it’s also causing a group of people to wonder if they’re going to have to be valued that much great credit.
You’d assume that with three Main Line goals to achieve, people would have less time to talk about the drip, but the team has always been an important factor in Helldiver land. After all, how are you going to play a cool super soldier if you’re no longer spending hours in front of the mirror trying to decide which helmet actually goes with your flamethrower?
Anyway, if you want to have this raw Superstore armor, the very Wolfenstein-esque UF 84 Missing Killer ready, you’ll want to split with 925 Super Credit total. That’s 400 for the armor itself, 200 for the helmet, 50 for the banner and a majestic and attractive 250 for the cape, with all those parts in combination that compromise the whole set.
To put this in context, if you want to get credit to purchase Reality Enforcers Warbond, which features two armors and a bunch of alternate goodies, you might consider spending 1,000, as has been the case with Warbonds. for a fair age now.
This is apparently not the first time that individual pieces of armor placed in the Superstore were priced similarly to what uncertainty-killing equipment costs, probably due to the cape’s price being a bit of an outlier. It’s caused some pushback from Reddit players, who figure they should put some pressure on Arrowhead to make things purchased this way a little cheaper.
“Please mention them in the next feedback survey you do. I think we should all mention it since I’m in the same boat,” wrote consumer SovietMarma, one of the moderators of the most Helldivers subreddit, according to the post regarding all the sets . prices. “We’ve been getting armor sets priced at 600 Super Credits before this, so I doubt they’ll make a change to that, but I think we can get them to reconsider cape prices or at least keep expensive armor like this in War Bonds “, they added, “we should all try to make our voices heard.”
“A set that costs 90% of a Warbond is crazy,” all the other participants wrote, “especially when we’ve now gone from three sets on a Warbond to two sets. I really hope this isn’t Arrowhead testing the waters.” To the disappointment of some players, this appears to be the fact that the Untrustworthy Killer all ready with medium armor means that between him and Reality Enforcers, no unused large armor sets have been given to the game. this unprecedented batch of additives.
We’ll have to see if Arrowhead responds to those considerations and, to be honest with the studio, it has done a splendid job of performing or at least not being hidden from the discussion about aspects of the game that don’t work like the vast majority of players. they would love it as it is not hidden with Punisher Plasma’s revamp of the raw area.
