When are we getting some new DLC or sizeable content?

[Alumenad]

New race, new planets, new vehicles, bigger maps.

Wouldn't mind a 25eu DLC if it really adds substantial content. Think the game can really use that, most of us that are burnt out, which is probably 90% of the playerbase, will flock back.

[Tekkarath]

Guaranteed this game will tank before they even introduce the third enemy type. They f-ed this up so bad it's going in the history books like Cyberpunk and No Man's Sky

[DapperDeeds]

They wont get another dime from me (hopefully many more too). They need to fix what they have before adding anything new. They've shown they can't fix/introduce anything new without creating even more crashes and bugs.

[Mega]

Originally posted by Tekkarath:

Guaranteed this game will tank before they even introduce the third enemy type. They f-ed this up so bad it's going in the history books like Cyberpunk and No Man's Sky

The Cyberpunk analogy is silly. In no way shape or form.

[Graf Erik]

Now we wait for the devs to push out that 60 day emergency patch, to fix the mess they created with the last content update.
And then we'll see.

Originally posted by Tekkarath:

Guaranteed this game will tank before they even introduce the third enemy type. They f-ed this up so bad it's going in the history books like Cyberpunk and No Man's Sky

Cyberpunk? That game that never dropped below 80% positive at launch? The game that sold more then 13 million copies in the 3 weeks after launch? Cyberpunk that had sold more then 25 million copies by 2023 and is sitting at 94% recent positive reviews with a huge expansion that has 90% positibv reviews? A single player game released in 2020 that has currently more players then Helldivers 2? That Cyberpunk that is almost 5 years after launch the 45th most played game on steam?

And No Mans Sky that is sitzing on 91% recent positive reviews? That No Mans Sky that released in 2016 and has currently more players then Cyberpunk.

[El_ Artifice]

Originally posted by Tekkarath:

Guaranteed this game will tank before they even introduce the third enemy type. They f-ed this up so bad it's going in the history books like Cyberpunk and No Man's Sky

So derided for their initial ability to keep putting out updates only to be redeemed once enough content and polish comes out that brings the game up to a state worthy of its initial hype?

[Nihil]

First go and have a nice box match with the folks who complain about the devs releasing content patches instead of bugfixes.
Whichever side wins, that shall be the way to go. :D

[Muhspaceaids]

Originally posted by Tekkarath:

Guaranteed this game will tank before they even introduce the third enemy type. They f-ed this up so bad it's going in the history books like Cyberpunk and No Man's Sky

Helldivers 2 has been the polar opposite of NMS/CP though.

NMS had such a huge disaster launch and was basically bare bones nothing. Devs kept hammering away at it over the years and now it's amazing. Cyberpunk also had this similar trend.

Helldivers 2 had an amazing opening and first few weeks and now the devs are hammering away killing it with nerf after nerf.

Theyre polar opposites. NMS/CP devs saved they're bombshell launch. HD2 devs are killing their golden goose.

[Mega]

They did. But we can't un-ring the bell.

I don't think much new content is likely until next year. I hope I'm wrong they have some serious unresolved bug issues since release that still need attention.

Now that they have to go back and look at the weapons balancing once again, it's simply lost time and manhours.

They only have so many committed people on staff for HD2.

Hopefully the squids come out prior to Xmas. If not you may have to find something else to play and come back in a few months.

[Koala 4peace]

Originally posted by Mega:

Originally posted by Tekkarath:

Guaranteed this game will tank before they even introduce the third enemy type. They f-ed this up so bad it's going in the history books like Cyberpunk and No Man's Sky

The Cyberpunk analogy is silly. In no way shape or form.

From what i know both CP2077 and No Man's Sky did recover some customer trust; at least to a degree. So they hardly "tanked". So, yeah, I don't think the analogy is on point.

[Viper Vapor 419]

Originally posted by El_ Artifice:

Originally posted by Tekkarath:

Guaranteed this game will tank before they even introduce the third enemy type. They f-ed this up so bad it's going in the history books like Cyberpunk and No Man's Sky

So derided for their initial ability to keep putting out updates only to be redeemed once enough content and polish comes out that brings the game up to a state worthy of its initial hype?

Well. Yea. Look, If Im selling refurbished exotic cars, and I deliver half a chassis and no motor to a customer, their faith isnt going to be restored in my services until I PROVE to the customer that my work is good and worth the money.

Thats kinda how consumer-seller relationship works. Seller offers product -> Consumer buys product -> consumer finds critical flaw with product -> Consumer less likely to trust that seller.

[Cryptic]

i'm also looking forward to actual new gameplay content.

[Rampant Razza]

Originally posted by Graf Erik:

And No Mans Sky that is sitzing on 91% recent positive reviews? That No Mans Sky that released in 2016 and has currently more players then Cyberpunk.

NMS has more players than HD2.

[Graf Erik]

Originally posted by Rampant Razza:

Originally posted by Graf Erik:

And No Mans Sky that is sitzing on 91% recent positive reviews? That No Mans Sky that released in 2016 and has currently more players then Cyberpunk.

NMS has more players than HD2.

Yes, thats what I wrote.

Cyberpunk has with 21,5k more players than Helldivers 2 with 15.6k.
And No Mans Sky has even more with 23,7k

[Crunchy[Daz]]

When you all stop whining about every single update that comes out and let them build a game instead of having to constantly tune every weapons because you guys find a reason to complain about everything.

You know, just a thought.... let them actually build a game.

[Graf Erik]

Originally posted by CrunchyDaz:

...them build a game instead of having to constantly tune every weapons because you guys find a reason to complain about everything.

Its more of the opposite.

The devs are constantly 'balancing' stuff just because people are having fun, while the players beg them to stop it.