Er, Helldivers 2 people, you probably want to start applying the more dramatic post-Home Rule hangover fading tactics to your arsenal, in case you’re still reeling from the consequences of too much independence. Because? Because Arrowhead just dropped in an unused main sequence and it looks great and sounds tough.
Yeah, coming up we’ll give you all a separate big day to try and stab tanks to death with the unused Charter rifle over the weekend, then handle the Jet Brigade and have to choose between two things within the last couple of MOs, game time has arrived. to an equal through JOEL and company.
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“With another Freedom Day behind us, and a proper appreciation of the great gift of Managed Democracy sufficiently honored, we once again return to Galactic War,” reads this unpublished Arrowhead series, “Multiple strategic priorities have emerged , all of high priority.” :”
- “Decryption of sensitive data recovered from Automaton Strongholds has identified a high-security database, believed to contain key information about the Jet Brigade.”
- “At the same time, recent Terminid activity has exposed the Terminid Research Reserve to threats of external disturbances. This security breach must be rectified immediately.”
- “Finally, we have reason to believe that the Automata are planning an imminent territorial expansion. We cannot allow the Automata to expand their territory further.”
And yes, if you ignored the end of that 2D series and are now thinking, ‘ooh, I wonder what kind of singles we, the crowd, will choose to progress,’ the studio emphasized: “Helldivers are ordered to achieve success in these three goals”. Talk about helping people get back to the coalface after the holidays, huh?
Therefore, it must be available on the market if Arrowhead’s three pairs of arms mean it is necessary to liberate Mater Bay, hold Gacrux and Pandion-XXIV, and casually capture five planets. As one Reddit participant put it: “We’re so screwed…”
However, by the way, that’s not an angle a field soldier can have, so I guess just give it your best shot. A playlist of tacky motivational pop from the early 2000s would possibly help. You heard me, and I’m not saying it calmly: break up the S Club 7!
