Helldivers 2 is now PlayStation's biggest PC launch by a factor of two
Helldivers 2 is now PlayStation's biggest PC launch by a factor of two
The peak concurrent players Steam has doubled God of War.
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As the victim of the AMD 7000 series crashes, after tweak my settings through community help and my personal adaptation the crash is almost non-existent now. While the game can still be jank at times, it's probably the best coop game by a mile. As the difficulty ramping up, more and more coordination is required, long wolfing will rarely work against some harder objectives as you would be required to do split works "while" defending the "operator" and objective area. There are plenty of mission type when level goes higher as well. To unlock better ship module upgrades requires mission samples you have to extract with the divers. That pretty much require you to explore more during mission, expose you to more risk, and make the mission time go longer. It's very risk and reward and require on the fly decision making, almost all the time and plan can all be thrown off the table if people make very innocent mistakes. (like running away from enemies and ended up attracting even more enemies.)
If you are not fan of unstable stuff, maybe wait a month or 2, but IMO it's very fun especially if you find groups of people to work together.
As another 7000 series victim, please share any pointers on how to mitigate the crashes.
bro I got you, they are restructure the support forum on discord but I downloaded my settings before they remove those.
Thanks so much my man. I'll give it a try!
without knowing much about the game, do you need friends you already know (like destiny 2) to play? Or does it matchmake them for you?
I strongly suggest using official discord's lfg thread/channel to look for a group in your timezone. MM can work but you don't know how they are gonna play the game. In my experience public lobby is really hit and miss, but the pre-formed group, even with play style difference, with communication and adaptation it is way more fun. Just have some common goals to work with, like the daily personal order, the things you want to unlock, etc and every one helping each other out is best.
ah. I just don't have a reliable schedule including knowing how long I'll play.
It's fine really, and honestly have that group somewhere helps your enjoyment a lot even if it's just one mission and you have to leave. There are plenty mission types to choose from with variable length of mission time across different difficulty levels. Like I am not the most grindy guy in my group(the top grinder is already over lv30 while I am only lv17.) And most of the base weapon from the free warbond you can unlock remain pretty decent as well. (one of the best guns so far is in the free warbond and only on page 4)
There are plenty causal groups as well, much better than randomly public lobby IMO.
- public lobby the host can kick you and you waste all the time you sink into the mission.
- public lobby doesn't really limit region that well and your connection heavily relies on host's internet. So if you ever want to do pub games, host yourself so you are in control.
- discord is somewhat more tie to the account socially so people will behave a bit better than publish match making.
- there are on the fly lfg as well. plenty of options.
like this on official lfg channel:
I appreciate the effort but I've just learned that I don't enjoy the LFG. I'm at a stage - maybe it'll change - that if I can't play the game for any amount of time including no time and pick it up and put it down at will without losing out on content, I'm just not into it any more.
It's fine, lol, enjoy other parts of life is also important too. I don't think you will lose any content as how they design their unlocks are pretty much only tie to play time and challenge yourself. I even saw some video of player finish highest difficulty missions solo. The shortest mission is like 10 mins and maximum is 40 mins.