Helldivers 2: The Best Upgrades To Get First
The Destroyer ship that acts as your hub in has many different upgrades you can unlock for some of the best equipment for you or your squad. These range from powerful Stratagems that provide weapons or orbital support to Modules that enhance various aspects of your ship. The best upgrades you can obtain early can redefine a mission's difficulty and make objectives far easier to complete.
Most of the Ship Modules and Stratagems in require you to reach a certain level and spend several Credits to unlock them. The easiest way to farm this currency is to complete missions and pursue optional Points of Interest (POI) on different worlds. The more tasks you finish before an extraction, the more money you or your squad will earn to spend on upgrades for your Destroyer.
Out of the five categories of Stratagems and Ship Modules, the Patriotic Administration Center provides additional weapons and modifications to your arsenal. The best upgrades to get from this section of the Destroyer in are the Expendable Anti-Tank (EAT), Autocannon, and Railgun Stratagems. The strongest Modules to unlock first is the Streamlined Request Process to support the previous upgrades.
Ship Modules listed later among your other upgrades can only be unlocked when you buy the enhancements that come before them. For example, Streamlined Request Process cannot be obtained until you purchase Donation Access Line first.
Each of the new weapons in you should get all serve the same purpose — to annihilate enemy vehicles and pierce through armor. The EAT acts like a single-use rocket launcher specialized for damaging hostiles with explosive firepower. While it is always discarded after being fired, the Autocannon and Railgun come with backpack support that allows them to be used for a longer time.
Streamlined Request Process decreases the cooldown time on all the weapons mentioned by 10%, as well as a variety of other guns provided by Stratagems. This heavily benefits the EAT, making it recover in almost a
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