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You can set your game on private (friends only) So others won't join you.
But you will have a harder time. But that doesn't matter if you stick to the difficulty you are comfortable with.
But the game is designed to play with others. I'm playing currently with randoms using the "'quickplay" option and everyone is very chill and nice.
Much better experience playing with randoms in this game as it was in Helldivers1
Pick your battles carefully because you won't get much opportunity to stand and fight large groups.
It's obviously intended for co-op but as a self-imposed challenge you can play solo. You will redeploy automatically solo rather than fail on first death
Watched little and I think it sold the game for me. Gonna buy it for democracy!
We love the game, but can't find people to play with, so I guess will try to coop with randoms, but why we didn't from the start.
I will compare with Darktide, which same and very different at same time (just because I played darktide pretty hardcorish and team play needed very much like here).
Darktide is fine without any communication on any difficulty, just because it's pretty linear game, and when player know what he do, its just you know, straightforward, native experience, you help each other, you have build, you prioritise the most problematic specials etc. Same with HELLDIVERS 2, but here where difference come. Big maps.
You must communicate what you will do, and what not, where you will go.
And on higher difficulties as I said, its chaos with non stop push on you. It have ping, chat, etc, but with randoms its always dicey. And don't forget that we have duo weapons here which adds more complex to the gameplay. Here will be guy that load artillery with mini nukes and starting shooting point blank to you without alerting, there will be someone that went alone, aggro a horde and died, which came to you, and there will be objectives where you need to communicate to win, like titan ones. It can be done easily with two two guys which took duo weapons and loaded it in titan, or it can be a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, where everyone will run like headless chicken.
All I want to say, this game focus around full 4 man party of friends, or 50/50 around randoms, but solo no, you will not be able to go far. Of course there will be people which complete even 9 difficulty solo, but its as exception
That said, you can reliably play solo up to ~Challenging (Level 4) difficulty. It's just a different playstyle, where you focus on avoiding patrols and ambushing bug nests/objectives.
You can also focus on running away/'kiting' while waiting for short cooldown stratagems, and many of the 'high level' stuff you can unlock like the railgun (which was added as a mission stratagem by the devs cause so many people are struggling with armored bugs right now) make Chargers trivial and can pretty easily solo Bile Titans.