Which buffs might make the future better for Helldivers 2 players? Dedicated fans make a wish-list of all the changes they want to see.
Thermite Grenade has received a substantial buff in the latest Helldivers 2 patch, and the players have discovered a newfound love for it.
Freedoms greetings Helldivers. Today is a big one.
Following the recent Helldivers 2 1.001.100 update, tens of thousands of players have returned to the game, with it seeing a 986% increase.
You sure you didn't search up halo infinite player count by mistake? thats the game that can barely top 2000 players daily on steam while HD2 has 68k last 24h.
@FurrRealz/ obvious alt account come to this thread and discuss this. We waiting.
https://n4g.com/news/262432...
@markdn
Starfield averages between 10-15k players just on Steam, and that's a year after release and no major modding scene for the title yet. That's very healthy for a single player RPG in general. Just saying.
What has halo got to do with my comment just out of interest? The remark was simply a joke any reason you seem to have taken it to heart? Fan boys really are a sorry bunch like I actually care how many players are playing a game I'm bored of already # uninstalledthisrepetitivetrash
@FurrRealz and your point being? Are you comparing the failure of one game, to the total failure of a complete xbox generation, yet again? Surely not?
Latest data shows +68.000 players in 24h, on steam alone. Likely to be over +90.000 players with Playstation.
https://steamdb.info/app/55...
You went out of your way to go into a article and troll a game that you are supposedly "bored" with and "uninstalled" already? ofc now its a joke to you after your 2000 player claim that you pulled out of your ass has been slammed by facts and proven wrong. If you didn't care about the player numbers why are you here and bringing up false player numbers in the first place? you are a prime example of a sorry fanboy.
It's not only returning players; the game has also shot up among the top 20 best selling games on Steam.
