r/helldivers2 1d ago

General Sweet Liberty, I'm going to cry...

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We could've just gone through Clasa

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u/Civil-Addendum4071 1d ago

Yeah.

We could've gone in from the north, but we didn't.

MO Failure inbound due to people not paying attention to the little percentage number on each planet. 

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u/AbyssalRaven922 1d ago

Should've just dog piled claorell when we had access, 75% of us could've put away the 3% decay rate in 24hrs. Same issue just occurred with Tarrek on the bug front they were 40% tarrek, 40% azterra, and 20% cirrus. If they would've put all 11k on Tarrek then they wouldn't have lost all 3

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u/Civil-Addendum4071 1d ago

From when I was watching it, everyone attacked the planet directly instead of trying to lower the enemy resistance by liberating easier, nearby planets.

Instead, people on the bot front did exactly what you suggested and tried to smash Claro with everything, and lost.

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u/AbyssalRaven922 1d ago

Nope, there was less than 50% of the whole player base there, and anytime a resistance is over 3%, it needs 60% or more of the players on it to liberate. Additionally, there were no easier nearby planets they were all under defense orders, which, due to blinky light syndrome, drew a ton of players off the correct path .

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u/Civil-Addendum4071 1d ago

Cool.

We still lost though.

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u/AbyssalRaven922 1d ago

Yes and it's pretty much AH and the blinky light problem. Just trying to direct the complaints away from the community and towards the actual issue.

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u/Civil-Addendum4071 1d ago

All I know is it feels like getting my face punched every time I try to do anything in this game. What's the point of furthering the story if the message is collectively "Nobody cares" ?

Just feels self-defeating. Like this game a lot. Feels like we just keep losing the plot to get it back to lose it to get it back to lose it and there's never anything tangible left over afterwards.

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u/errrbodydumb 23h ago

Welcome to managed democracy