Warhammer 40k: Space Marine 2 - How To Complete Vox Liberatis Operation Fast
In , six different Operations players can engage with in Online PVE. However, each one grants the same amount of EXP, regardless of the difficulty the Operation is played on. As such, it only makes sense to focus on one mission at a time and do it as fast as possible, especially if there is one significantly easier than the rest.
The Vox Liberatis Operation might seem dangerous initially, but most of the objectives allow players to skip many of the large battles in this mission completely. While fighting against hordes of enemies is incredibly fun, completing this mission as fast as possible warrants running past several encounters. Fighting enemies rewards hardly any EXP, so don't worry about running past enemy swarms.
The Operation will begin with your party searching for a way to take down a vox jammer located through swathes of Tyranids, as seen in Noony's video. You can ignore the initial horde of enemies and proceed as quickly as possible to the elevator. Have one player check the first Gene Seed location for bonus EXP before assembling in the elevator.
In order to level up as fast as possible, run past as many enemies as possible.
Continue out of the elevator and swiftly fight through the next horde of Tyranids blocking the bridge. Once the bridge can be crossed, sprint and roll through the remaining enemies to reach the next area to assemble. An Extremis level Tyranid will spawn here, so be on the lookout for that. There is a possible location for armor data here, so check that before proceeding to the Vox jammer.
After entering the Cathedral, there will be several Chaos enemies to deal with while defending the area around the altar to capture it. Grouping up as a squad around the altar should help increase chances of survivability. Once the altar is destroyed, a Lesser Sorcerer might spawn, blocking the squad's advance. Capturing and destroying altars will continue to be a theme for the rest of the mission.
When capturing an altar, utilizing the Space
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