Helldivers 2 and Stellar Blade have been at the top of the news cycle lately. And no, it's not for good things this time around.
After being forced under the map with no way to escape, Helldivers 2 was an option added to force respawn so they can get back to action.
Shift Up, the developer behind Stellar Blade, has released a new update, bringing the game to version 1.006.
Arrowhead Game Studios writes: "Our community continues to show us how strong we all are when united against the mindless Automatons and the scourge of the Terminid. As we stand here, on the eve of the Escalation of Freedom, we reflect on the 6 months since launch. We could never have predicted how far this game would go and how many Citizens would answer Super Earth’s call to arms!"
I love that the devs talk about the game in character. Lol
On topic:
New mission types, new enemies, and new DIFFICULTY… sounds good.
Mistakes are ok as long as they learn from them. Sure they shouldn’t have happened like this but no company is perfect.
Stellar Blade complaints is just a bunch of incels following whoever tells them to be outraged, I have never been so embarrassed to be a gamer than when the Stellar Blade bs broke. Pathetic divorced Dads and incels losing their minds over a small bit of pixilated cloth over the cleavage of a couple of outfits in a sea of of outfits that show you everything.
I just hate the fact I buy and pay for a game rated M and Sony takes it upon themselves to censor a game for me. So Eve wears a little revealing suit don't care. If I wanted to buy the censored version I would buy it for the NES or SNES. Modern women wear more scantly clad outfits then that in a mall, gym, school, the store and other places. As for Helldivers requiring an account should only be tied to Playstation. Ways to kill the hype of a game is to piss the customer off.
Sony has nothing to do with Stellar Blade's patch incel.
I get it, you need to detract from all the terrible news going on about Microsoft.
The Helldivers 2 issue is over, fans have already dropped 200k positive reviews on the game as an acceptance that the mistake was rectified. There is no fumbling as the game hasn't failed yet.
Stellar Blade...that's yesterday's news. Try to keep up.