In a twist no one could've seen coming, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Helldivers 2 players are now bein🍸g charged with destroying the very Terminid꧑ Control System that they helped launch barely seven weeks ago.
Mid-March, a 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Helldivers 2 Major Order saw players tasked with 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询💯:activating the Terminid Contro🍬l System, in a move that theoretically should've sealed the Terminids away for good. That operation went smoothly, and the bugs were somewhat caged, but now, just as 😼players have been predicting for a good while now, a spanner has been thrown in the works.
Helldivers 2's current Major Order, which went live just today on April 29, now charges players with 澳洲幸运5开奖号🧔码历史查询:destroying the Termin🌺id Control System. "Terminid outbreaks have erupted on all Barrier Planets. The bugs appear🔜 to be showing resistance to Termicide," the in-game Major Order text reads, revealing things aren't quite going as planned for Super Earth.
Players now need to head to Erata Prime𝓡, Fenrir 3, and Turing, and destroy the TCS on all three planets for 50 Medals. There's a brand-new mission type on all three planets through which Super Earth's troopers will turn off the TCS once and for al⭕l, which a nice bonus from developer Arrowhead, and takes the sting off players undoing their hard work step-by-step. At least we got new missions out of the deal.
The previous Major Order just wrapped up earlier today, and it's bestowed the Airburst Rocket Launcher on🏅 Helldivers 2 players. It's come at a terrible cost, however, as an entire planet had to be effectively sacrificed in order to unlock the Stratagem weapon. It's fine, though - Super Earth's government has sent "potato baskets" to the families of the slaughteredꦅ.
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