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Major Order Complete, Sony backed down!

Helldivers 2 is good, Sony still bad.

I bought this game because I saw a negative review about how the developer wouldn't give a guy personal attention at 2am after the day of the release. I thought that was funny, so I had to support this game.

I don't really like the character coins, but everything else feels great to me. Its a simple game where I stomp around and kill things and get stronger, currently my goal is to wipe my world of all life. Im looking forward to how this game develops!

The voice acting was absolutely atrocious in quality, script and pacing. The voiceovers in the game either tell you to figure something out, then immediately start harassing you to go faster, or they just give you the solution before you can even look at all the puzzle elements. Annoying as that is, the scripts are read like high school students were reading from a paper directly in front of them, I found myself rolling my eyes every time someone spoke and they spoke often. Completely took away from the experience for me. I found myself eager to get to the end of the prologue, and I don't see myself spending money to extend that experience.

Avoid like the plague. I know it says I have no time on it, but I've played for hundreds of hours on Battle.net. One day, I log in, and my account is banned. I have to HARASS support over and over for them to even tell me why, practically begging for them to review the ban (as I imagine its automated) and reverse it if nothing is found. They refuse to even look. Eventually, they told me that I was banned for 'Unauthorized use of programs'. Wat? Nah, I dont hack or cheat. I never have. Their anti-cheat is on the fritz and you risk randomly losing everything if you play.

On top of it all, they suspended my friends who I was playing with for 'Queuing with a marked cheater' How the actual hell could my friends know if I was cheating when I didn't even know? Just because blizzard's store brand jank ass walmart garbage bin anticheat decided that my aim was a little too good one day or somecrap all my friends get punished too? Disgusting.

Don't waste your time. There are so many other worthwhile games out there.

First contract wanted me to grind 29 bags of grain, but didn't provide me with enough money to buy the grain. Wasn't able to carry on. Mechanics are more annoying than fun. The bum is annoying, and the forklift is a chore. Not for me.

Anyone who says this game is hard is bad at video games.

Edit: Beat the game at 16 hours. Game is good, stays good well passed the end.

An amazing game. I'm not even a huge Potter fan, and this game is doing it for me.

A masterpiece. The best DLC by far, and what I was hoping for with the other DLCs. Loved every second of it.

Ghost game good.

-Easy ship building
-Easy to understand
-Decent graphics
-Detailed tutorials
-Doesn't rush you
-Lots of complex systems that work together
-Diverse enemy type
-Lots of things that can go wrong
-Randomly generated universes
-Sloppy animations
-Can get overwhelming
-Doesn't always properly explain where threats come from
-Ally NPCs can be dumb at the start
-Can become repetitive
-Alien nest/egg spawn is tedious

The central loop of the game consists of you gathering resources, building your ship, managing your crew, and dealing with various threats while increasing your technology level. The game sends you on a voyage across space in a Rogue Lite experience. You direct your ship to various space sectors and collect the resources there to further your travels. Resource gathering can be done via trade with npcs, attacking/boarding/looting hostile ships, exploring planetary surfaces or tractor beaming resources directly into your ship from debris fields. The game does a good job allowing you to take control of these functions or delegate them to your cloned crew members for more autonomous, but slower, results.

The universe presented is filled with threats. I've faced several enemy types, some you can shoot at to solve, others you cannot. The shootable ones range from bugs of various sorts, worms, and hardlight crewmember 'ghosts', while the more passive threats can be diseases, atmospheric problems, or ship malfunctions. Often times these threats will combine, for example, I once faced a spider that lay eggs in the lungs of my crewmates. This made them sick, and when they sneezed, baby spiders came out to spread into other crewmates or to make nests in the ducts. Alien species come aboard your ship in various ways, and I wont explain them all here due to spoilers, but some of the more obvious types are hitching a ride on gathered resources. The tractor beam will often bring friends along that will need to be dealt with, and alien eggs can hide in resource bins gathered from the surface of planets.

The game has many modules, all explained in your characters PDA or via the holographic AI that can be summoned by pressing a button on the module's wall once inside. Each has a function that is useful to your ship, and can make your life easier, however by building a more sprawling ship you give alien stowaways more nooks and vents to hide in. Luckily, if you find your ship getting overrun by a nest you forgot about, you can stop bringing in new resources until you root it out. The game respects your time, and only progresses once you are ready.

Each module can be upgraded, weapons can be researched and crafted, diseases can be researched to create cures, plants can be grown to provide resources to your crew, aliens can be captured alive and studied, and your crew's clone DNA can be spliced with new alien DNA to create specialized hybrids with their own needs. The game gives you plenty of progression options each run. All of this is just what I've encountered so far, within 3 hours.

Ultimately, the game is good and rich with features you keep you engaged for quite a while.