Really depends on what you're looking for.

@@leftgamer7 something against the bots

Then I would get the demolitons warbond, because of the thermite grenades, crossbow and explosive sniper.

@@leftgamer7 many thanks (≧◡≦) ♡

Next to the regular Liberator AR, the Stalwart, Sterilizer and Flamethrower it also fits in my category of "Guns that work suprisingly well when blindfired in a state of panic."

Every new buff for the Liberators gives me less excuses to stick to the regular Liberator and I don't know how I should feel about that.

@leftgamepenethe calculation of balancing is still off, in general there just needs to be more clip ammo and a bit more damage and thrn I think it'll be good enough

What 400 hours of Helldivers 2 does to a mf.

Two times is an all new record for the average Helldiver wouldn't you agree?

@@leftgamer7 i mean you got a point😭 guess spray and pray has it’s downsides

I like to call it "The funny gun"

The new muzzlechoke is a step in the right direction, but recoil wise I think it's okay since it's more focused on cqc than anything distance related. And in my personal humble opinion literally everything is better than the breaker incendiary.

it has double the ammo

@@hilburnlayton And that’s the only upside. While it also takes more shots to kill. Usually 2-3 times more to kill. So having double the ammo doesn’t really mean much.

@@sunnychiu3872 it takes 2-3 more shots to kill at most. it just has less range than the incendiary

I think that the Spray and Pray's upside compared to the regular Breaker and the Incendiary is that now with the wider horizontal spread, you can thin out multiple enemies simultaneously. In theory it could probably become really good on Automaton side too since they don't tend to pile up together like Terminids do and are more spread appart evenly.

crossbow or cookout would like a word

Meet the Crossbow, is explosive, so medium armor isn't a problem, closes bug holes, one shots most lesser bugs, and if ammo is a prob run supply pack and literally any support weapon, the game is just that good right now. I tried the spray n pray and the one problem i have, is that it's only good against the small bugs, but it's still good nontheless.

It’s fun to use with the laser cannon

looks like dog shit

I know right?

Next update should bring that dead arachnid corpses pile up like in the movie and they plan on reworking the arachnids armor and weak point system. And the roadmap plans on bringing a lot more stuff too like new planets, new enemy types and so on but we'll see. But in the words of Jeremy Clarkson when it comes to HD2 vs this: "This is brilliant, but I like this."

This came out way before he’ll divers and helm divers had a MUCH with BIGGER bigger budget AND SUPPORT. Fuck divers . They straight copied star ship trooper.

this game is actually better in a lot of ways. Extermination has given me more memorable gaming moments than any game I have played in years (including HD2) HD2 does a few things that extermination doesn't, but extermination has: - more bugs on screen - a genuine sense of being overwhelmed - more natural teamwork (even with a team of randoms) AND more teammates - does a better job of making you feel "safe with your team, vulnerable alone" HD2 has: - better player customization and loadouts - bugs AND bots for more gameplay variety - better weapons, gear, and support options - ammo management being a core gameplay mechanic I tend to play more extermination more often and have WAY more fun

@@krazykuz13cmc When it comes to Helldivers 2 then everything you said is pretty much true. But the first Helldivers came out in 2015 and was a more simplistic twinstick shooter back then. And I personally think Helldivers is more "inspired" by Starship Troopers than being a copy since they do bring a lot of own ideas to the table.

@@tyguy6296 I feel like comparing both is like comparing apples with pears. They both have their own kinda style to their gameplay which makes both fun in a different ways. Like you said, ST:E feels more like you play out that Outpost 29 scene in every mission, the base building can make or break a mission hard making the same mission in the same spot feel very different everytime and even with 15 other randos who mostly don't use VOIP it feels more like people are naturally working together because they have to. But Helldivers 1 and 2 feel more like a powerfantasy where you actually feel like Super Earths Eliete. And the stratagem mechanic is just genius in my opinion, because even if thats a rarity, you can pretty much turn yourself into whatever you want (guy with all the airstrikes and barrages, support weapon drop guy, etc) and compared to ST:E it always feels pretty balanced even when you play with less Helldivers because you're just that overpowered sometimes.

There's a weapon upgrade called "Quick reload magazines" that decreases the reload time by like 30% if I remember correctly.

Yea

Yes, I think the same one as The Dark Descent

Part of the reason I wanted to make this video because every sound design choice in this game is just perfect. The ears ringing when you fire your gun or something explodes, the ambience noises and of course the superb voice acting by everyone in the game.

Location based deaths are quite a rarity. Especially for player characters.

The fact Henri could've survived just by standing up is baffling but hey, they thought of everything!

War did not prepare you for the horrors you face inside this bunker Henrí.

I'm pretty sure getting bitten or crushed by some creature that has no mercy or being dragged into a hole out of nowhere would scare anyone

Let’s be fair you would be shitting yourself if you saw something like the beast

@@Mr.Ghost.2103 Exactly. Goes to show how believable Henri’s emotions are