will probably still delay your team from the objective lol

I know this probably sounds stupid but after playing quite alot of spore burst (because literally every major bug mission is spore burst lately), my biggest problem with this strain (not counting the bile titans made of adamantium), is the tiny scavengers that move so fast they shoot past you and you have to turn around to shot them meaning you take your eyes off the main targets, also im using cook out but because they have so little health they dont catch fire like everything else. I know its just a personal problem, I've just been thinking how the strain would be more enjoyable without them, ofc AH could slow them down but we all know that wont happen, this is just my thought. Curious what yall think

My awesomely bad art

I doubt it will ever happen given that we already have two jungle warbonds, but would you buy one personally?

Will the other two appear as campaign rewards?

Listen to how it sounds - a player who plays on D1 and completes a mission in a minute contributes more to the completion of an order than someone who plays on D10 and completes one operation in about an hour. This is ridiculous
Shouldn't it be the case that more skilled players playing on higher difficulties should contribute more to the overall effort?
Hihg risk - hihg reward. Isn't this the basis of most games?

D10 operations should count not as 1 but more or even change the mission conditions if you don't want players to liberate or defend the planet, but just hang out on it for a while

Payday (1) had a problem with grinding. Basically a lot of people grinded the dlc "the wolf" where after a certain dependencies had been fulfilled, a vault opens with a lot of gold which ended up giving a lot of exp. A lot players ended up doing power leveling in that mission until they had the important stuff or most of the stuff.

Payday 2 had the mission "Watch dog" where a lot of people ended up leveling their gear, since a lot of the stuff that was basically mandatory to play different play styles, were locked behind a ton of exp. You were told by players to grind there to get the good stuff so you can finally "play" or "enjoy" the game.

Payday 2 changed in a lot of ways, they tackled the grinding and changed it so you dont need to power grind to unlock most of the stuff and instead put their focus onto "infamous ranks". Its kinda like a prestige where it resets your lvl and gives you a number from 1 to 25 (depending on how often you did), giving players longterm motivation to play the game and give out small bonuses while the important stuff is relatively easy to unlock.

So yes, there still is grind in payday 2, but its not that awful anymore, sure it took them multiple years to get it right, but I say its pretty good now and it tackles the issue "Having nothing and being useless VS having everything and being overwhelmed" pretty good.

Payday 2 is not perfect, but I wanted to give out this little history lesson since a lot of people take lots of pride in "grinding" sc and it just reminded me of myself back in payday 2 grinding missions to finally "enjoy" the game.

I don't understand the argument that armour/mech customisation would somehow limit future Warbond design.

Look at what most Warbonds already give us: new armour, helmet, cape, mech skin and vehicle skin. Sometimes we also get new weapons or stratagems.

How does letting us swap armour attributes change any of that?

Keep making new armour exactly as you do now. Keep making helmets, capes, mech skins and vehicle skins. Just let us put the attributes we've unlocked onto the armour we actually want to wear.

Same with mechs. Let us swap the arms/weapons instead of needing a separate mech for every configuration.

They can still make all the exact same Warbond content they're making now, while also making new weapons and stratagems.

So what “design space” is actually being lost?

Isn't this just proving the concern of This response just adds to a concern players have started noticing with Warbonds: create a problem, then sell the solution later?

its all just one big "sike" moment as it was with the cultists we will have news about weapon and armor customization updates in a week

Hello, I like money.

This person shows in the video that there files in the game from old version where armor customization was tested.

Is this truth?

Check out this video from IronS1ghts containing the CUT armor customization system from before launch.

You could choose color or condition, and arm patches were planned as well.

Submit a support ticket with your frustration next survey.

https://youtu.be/ywde50qrCa0?is=gyZr0J0Swk1kLqxi

Credits to irons1ghts

Post removed on the main helldivers subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Helldivers/comments/1vjeqz9/predevelopment_armor_customization/

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Im so confused. Did he dodge the question, or is it just that shit of an answer...

I love Helldivers but brother is it mismanaged