Helldivers 2 is set to reverse controversial weapon nerfs in an upcoming update, aiming to address player dissatisfaction and dwindling numbers. Arrowhead Game Studios plans to implement balancing changes, new content, and improved features, with a longer time frame between patches to ensure better quality. The update comes as the community struggles with recent challenges and a significant player exodus.
Over 180,000 Helldivers 2 players are engaged in a defensive war with the Automatons, attempting to liberate a single planet in under 24 hours. The game's developer, Arrowhead Games, has been adjusting the planet's regeneration rate, causing fluctuations in the players' progress. Despite the challenges, the player community remains dedicated to the mission, showcasing the impact of large-scale player involvement in shaping game mechanics.
A Palworld player has amazed the community with a massive "Pal City" base they built over two weeks without using mods, sparking surprise and disbelief among fellow players. The impressive structure, shared on the Palworld subreddit, garnered praise and questions about base decay mechanics, with one user confirming that the base decay had been turned off to achieve the feat. The integrated base-building system in Palworld allows for creative freedom, and this player's creation has showcased the potential for ambitious and awe-inspiring projects within the game.
Palworld players are sharing their must-have base features, with one player advocating for the integration of exit ramps to launch themselves out of their bases. The community is engaged in discussions about base customization and features, with players seeking advice on replicating the movement and base setup seen in a video. As players gain more experience in the game, it's expected that they will continue to come up with creative ideas for base features.
A Pokemon Go player sparked disbelief among the community by asking if it's worth buying Poke Balls, despite the game providing them for free through various activities. Many players expressed shock at the idea of spending real money on Poke Balls, as they are easily obtained by spinning PokeStops, completing tasks, or receiving Gifts. Some players suggested using daily incense for free Poke Balls, while others mentioned that running out of Poke Balls is rare and usually a result of poor management. Overall, the consensus among players is that spending money on Poke Balls is unnecessary and there are more valuable in-game items to prioritize.
