An Unannounced Helldivers 2 Stratagem Has Leaked Online

An Unannounced Helldivers 2 Stratagem Has Leaked Online

In an unexpected turn of events, a new Helldivers 2 stratagem has surfaced online through an official marketing email from Sony. The email, meant to highlight the Airburst Rocket Launcher unlocked after the liberation of Penta during Operation Legitimate Undertaking, inadvertently showcased a mysterious weapon that players have never seen before.

The Bazooka from Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Movie

The official email proudly displayed an image of what was supposed to be the Airburst Rocket Launcher. However, keen-eyed players quickly noted that the weapon in the image did not match the known design of the Airburst Rocket Launcher or any other weapon currently available in the game. This new gun, whose details remain shrouded in mystery, has sparked a flurry of speculation and excitement among the Helldivers community.



Another Day, Another Sony’s Blunder

This leak is just one in a string of errors by Sony this year. The company has been under fire since the controversial PSN (PlayStation Network) debacle in early May. Sony announced that Helldivers 2 players on Steam would need to link their PSN accounts to continue playing. This requirement led to a wave of negative reviews from the community and the game’s removal from sale in 177 countries where PSN was unavailable. The backlash forced Sony to retract its plans, but the damage was already done.



Declining Player Numbers: The Aftermath

Helldivers 2, despite being PlayStation’s fastest-selling game ever, has seen a decline in its player base. According to SteamDB, the game reached its peak in February shortly after launch, with 458,709 concurrent players. However, recent data shows a significant drop, with only 53.5K players in the last 24 hours. This steady decline raises concerns about the game’s future and the impact of Sony’s missteps.


Developer Response: Charity and Damage Control

In response to the community’s growing concerns, Arrowhead Game Studios has taken steps to rebuild trust. Recently, the developer donated $4311 (£3397) to the Save the Children charity, following a community event where players chose “morality over manslaughter.” This gesture, while appreciated, is seen by some as a small consolation in light of the broader issues plaguing the game.

By Arya Kamandanu

Our online writer, our reviewer, a turn-base RPG enthusiast, a looter-shooter fan, oftenly called as a dead-game specialist. Everytime i played a game more than 500 hours, months later the game will be abandoned by its dev and publisher. I'm cursed.

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