How To Level Up Fast In Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2
offers a lot of challenging gameplay across its three game modes. In Operations and Eternal War, upgrading weapons, unlocking perks, and making characters as strong as possible is important. To do this, players need to level up.
As with most games, leveling up can be a time-consuming task. has six classes, each with their own skill tree. The skill tree is where levels are acquired and spent to unlock new perks and customization options. Plus, each weapon has its own levels and experience points that are used to upgrade to the next tier and unlock new perks and skins. Fortunately, there are a few ways to speed up the leveling process.
The first method of leveling up quickly in is playing through Operations. Operations is a PVE mode with six different missions to choose from. Each mission has different checkpoints and objectives.
Mission
Checkpoints
Objective
Inferno
Set off the promethium refinery to eliminate the Tyranid swarm.
Decapitation
Fight against Tyranid swarms to reach and beat their leader.
Vox Liberatis
Find out what is jamming the Vox, capture and destroy Chaos Altars, and cleanse the Daemonhost.
Reliquary
Go against Chaos hordes, avoid Heldrake's deadly fire, and beat a puzzle-focused boss fight.
Fall of Atreus
Go to the Mechanicus facility and reach the power plant to start the dormant ship.
Ballistic Engine
Obtain and use a Nova Cannon Warhead to target Hive City.
Decapitation is the easiest Operations mode. It has simple objectives and missions and is less time-consuming than the rest. In fact, it’s usually around a 20-minute game to complete Decapitation. This translates into around three levels per hour if you play without breaks.
Another way to quickly gain levels is to play on higher difficulty settings. Of course, if you’re new to the game, starting out tackling higher difficulty levels is not recommended. Instead, play through the easier settings and complete missions as quickly as possible to gain some experience and get comfortable with
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