Back to the fight.
Earlier today, Arrowhead Game Studios released the 1.000.305 update to fix the issue with the Operation: Enduring Peace mission that was causing enemies to spawn on the drill, causing it to be destroyed quickly which prevented players from completing the mission.
Valve is cracking down on Helldivers 2 players trying to get around the PSN restriction and banning accounts.
I'm this is abit different to the headline. If says that it's just people in Russia and Ukraine experiencing this. Given restrictions mean their can't legally operate in Russia and bns belarus
This is about Russia and Belarus and the war on Ukraine, however I don't know why the ban is happening now? The people in these countries have been using VPN for ages now
People will outsource their thinking to AI, they will give all their information and location to TIKTOK and other social media platforms. They allow Valve to own their entire game collection that they bought. But a PSN account is where they draw the line... (this is for the westerners)
For the non westerners, Sony should let them play games. There's a war and times are tough. People need an outlet.
The latest Helldivers 2 MO is full of bugs that aren't Terminids. The devs are aware of these issues and a fix is currently being worked on.
Why is everyone so forgiving of games launching in completely broken states? Why does HD2 get a pass?
I played 1 and liked it. I looked forward to this, and it is unplayable.
There were other games this week that have gotten a ton of hate, some deserved, some not so much, but this game is just broken.
I haven’t run into any issues myself and I’m enjoying the game. I do wish there were more enemy variety and locations but I’m sure that’ll come.
Game got a hot patch Friday. Ever since then I have had zero crashes or stutters. They fixed things fast as they should
This game honestly seems good but with a lil clunk. Honestly will probably buy this if discounted never played 1. Giving me Lost Planet vibes and I really liked the first two games for what they were.