Helldivers 2 Galactic War progress report

Greetings, Helldivers. We’re here with a Galactic War progress report to see where we currently stand in the conflict that’s ravaging our colonies.

As you’re all well aware, the battle is still raging on as those bots and bugs continue to fight back against Super Earth. But thanks to brave Helldivers such as yourself, our efforts to establish democracy have not been in vain.

Though we’ve already gone through a significant number of victories and defeats, the war is far from over. So as soon as you’re done going through this report, be sure to strap on your SG-8 Punisher, Flamethrower, and any other weapon you’ll need to rejoin the frontlines.

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Major Orders

At ease, Helldivers. You’ve earned some rest after completing the previous Major Order well ahead of schedule. Thanks to you, the Terminid Control Systems on Barrier Planets have been activated and things seem to be returning to normal on the affected worlds.

We recognize your hard work, so expect to receive your Major Order rewards any day now. New Major Orders from Super Earth have yet to be given out, so you can focus on the Liberation efforts for the time being.

Liberation Progress

The situation on Draupnir has turned around since the last Progress Report as we now have a steady hold on the planet. At the time of writing this report, an estimated 31,000 Helldivers are continuing to fight for Draupnir’s liberation.

Once Draupnir is secured, we’ll need to turn our attention to the rocky planet, Crimisca. We are quickly losing ground on Crimisca and the 46,000 Helldivers stationed there are eagerly awaiting reinforcements.

Meanwhile, a liberation campaign on Estanu has begun recently and we’re waiting to see how the initial efforts turn out. For now, you are encouraged to focus on Draupnir and Crimisica since there isn’t much activity on other planets.

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Updated intel on Terminids

Thanks to a recent update on Terminid intel thanks to scout reports, we’ve found a change in behaviour for our insectoid friends. Bile Titans and Chargers seem to be appearing less frequently in skirmishes while other Terminids are starting to show up in greater numbers.

This could mean a number of things and our strategists are currently preparing for every possible scenario. However, if you do run into these large creatures, keep in mind that they are still very much a threat.

Thanks to the brilliant minds that are aiding Super Earth in the Galactic War, we’ve made adjustments to the EAT-17 that will make them more efficient against these foes, should you encounter them. With this upgrade, Helldivers can take down a Charger with a single well-placed shot to the head.

That concludes our progress report on the Galactic War. Whether you’re out there mowing down Spore Spewers or destroying Fuel Silos, we thank you for your service, Helldiver.