Helldivers 2 Major Order explained: What's the current prime objective?
Helldivers 2 has a dynamic virtual warfront that is regularly updated with different orders and difficulties, depending on how players are performing within the game around the world.
Matching the game’s global community every step of the way is Joel, a dungeon master-esque developer who controls the villainous Terminids and Automatons within it.
But what's our current goal in the battle for democracy? Read on to find out more about the latest objectives in Helldivers 2.
The current Major Order in Helldivers 2 is this: All Helldivers are ordered to make an all-out push to complete destroy the Automaton Legion.
Order Overview: Liberate all Automaton-held planets.
That is the latest on the new major order in Helldivers 2, so what are you waiting for? Get to work now!
What exactly will happen well players overcome the Automaton presence on these planets? Will it have anything to do with the heavily rumoured new Illuminate faction? Only time will tell!
Players certainly have plenty to keep them busy right now, thanks to the increased level cap and the new ranks that came with it. And, of course, there's always the Personal Order to worry about each day as well.
If you're looking for some light reading in between battles, you could check out some more of our writing on the game below.
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