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Helldivers II product test lead isn’t a fan of just polishing underused weapons

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Helldivers II product test lead isn’t a fan of just polishing underused weapons

Helldivers II Players Disappointed with Recent Weapon Nerfs, Product Testing Director Speaks Out

In a recent update for Helldivers II, many players were left feeling disappointed as some of their favorite weapons were significantly nerfed. The Railgun and Destroyer, two of the most popular weapons in the game, saw major changes that left players frustrated with their performance.

Product Testing Director, Patrik Lasota, addressed the community in an article explaining the reasoning behind the controversial changes in the patch. “Since the game’s release, I’ve seen a lot of people say ‘no nerfs, just buffs’ and other similar ideas. However, as a designer I can tell you that’s not a good idea, but I understand the sentiment,” Lasota explained.

Lasota went on to discuss the fear that players have of nerfs, stating, “I believe players are afraid of Nerfs because it destroys the illusion of weapons and ruins their fun. It’s especially important for us to err on the side of caution so that we don’t ruin the fantasy and fun when doing nerfs. We want you, our players, to tell us when we’ve inadvertently crossed that line.”

Despite the disappointment of some players, the recent patch also brought some positive changes. The Flamethrower, for example, is now considered one of the best guns in the game and can take on pesky Chargers for short periods of time.

As the Helldivers II community continues to adapt to the changes, the debate over nerfs versus buffs rages on. What are your thoughts on the recent weapon nerfs in Helldivers II? Let us know in the comments.

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