In a World of Jetpacks and Mechs, Helldivers 2 Players Are Thrilled About a Sword

In a World of Jetpacks and Mechs, Helldivers 2 Players Are Thrilled About a Sword

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Some Helldivers 2 enthusiasts are absolutely thrilled about finally getting a sword in a game that’s already brimming with mechs, jetpacks, and planet-devouring black holes. Honestly, I’m excited too. Visit GamesRadar for more details.

Arrowhead Game Studios recently unveiled the Masters of Ceremony Warbond, arriving on May 15. This announcement is transporting the sci-fi world back to an era when humans used bayonets and donned formal attire for blood-soaked meetings. Although it’s slightly more slender than other Warbonds, this one more than compensates with the inclusion of the long-anticipated swo- I mean, sabre.

The CQC-2 Sabre is depicted as “hailing from an elegant time [that] will inspire you to lead the charge and thrust your blade through the heart of our enemies,” according to a PlayStation blog. See Polygon for more insights.

The excitement among fans actually began a day before the Warbond’s introduction. A Reddit user named “Yurishenko94” shared fan art depicting a formidable helldiver leading an army across a fiery battleground while gripping a sword. “My humblest expectations for the next Warbond,” he stated. CNET offers a detailed analysis.

Perhaps we have a Lisan Al-Gahib among us, as the fan artist’s vision came true. Following the reveal, numerous posts sprang up, with players ecstatic over the sword that will allow slicing through bugs effortlessly. It’s an endearingly old-school element amidst the game’s colossal space fleets and orbital lasers. Further information can be found on TechRadar.

In other news from the universe of democracy expansion, Helldivers 2 CEO Shams Jorjani has recently expressed criticism towards video game executives who are quick to dismiss their developers with “very little accountability” for their own blunders. Explore Eurogamer for more on this story.

The developer, Arrowhead, acknowledges “it’s been a while since our last update,” but encourages fans to “fear not – we are cooking,” as it hints at “exciting news to come.” IGN has more updates.

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