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In short, there are thousands of enemies but you can only kill a handful of them and type a random combination to delete the rest of them. Zero gameplay with fantastic packaging gives you the illusion that the combat have depth.
Sounds like you are fundamentally misunderstanding the objective based play in Helldivers 2.
Translation: You're playing it wrong.
How pathetic do you have to be to try and pretend to be someone else?
but helldivers is end right now - they need 6-9 months to make content
Helldivers its about grind and nerf all weapons - not for fun
You're also comparing a third person shooter to an 2000s era action-shooter. One of them is focused on ranged combat and the other is focused on equal parts ranged and melee.
They are similar thematically the gameplay is pretty different.
Helldivers 2 is never a power fantasy. but SM2 absolutely is.