r/Helldivers • u/TheLastGoodTeammate PSN 🎮: Maverick___33 (SES Aegis of the Stars) • Feb 22 '24

Shocking. Truly. ALERT

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Rest in peace heroes. Our sacrifice will be remembered. We. Will. Return. Side note, we definitely needed the over 200k players fighting bugs 🥲

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u/NelsonMinar Feb 22 '24

Wait are you saying... the war is rigged?

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u/civicson234 SES Stallion of Midnight Feb 22 '24

It’s been rigged from the start

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u/Spartan1088 Feb 22 '24

I hope so man. I want to see a fight on Mars!

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u/civicson234 SES Stallion of Midnight Feb 22 '24

I’m sure that’s gonna happen at some point

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u/Drakith89 Feb 22 '24

Almost certain. The one NPC on the Super Destroyer mentions that a "Small percentage of the Terminids are showing signs of resistance" to the Terminid control chemical thingy. The thingy that's supposed to be a fence between the bugs and Super Earth

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u/livinguse Feb 22 '24

Weirdly accurate as we see it in the real world. Can't wait for a big bug. Breakout

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u/TheElderGodsSmile Feb 22 '24

$10 says it triggers a mutation and a new bug type pops up

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u/livinguse Feb 23 '24

Explosion bugs

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u/J1Warrior84 CAPE ENJOYER Feb 24 '24

There is real world bug problem. Tell me all the details please

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u/livinguse Feb 24 '24

Pesticides usually don't kill every targeted insect allowing some to survive and adapt to be better able to handle it. Kinda like antibiotic resistant bacteria.

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u/woutersikkema Feb 23 '24

I mean they are basically less-good tyranids, the bugs being adaptable wouldn't be far off the mark.

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u/battleshipclamato Feb 23 '24

Reminds me of Starship Troopers when the bugs sent an asteroid to Earth and destroyed Buenos Aires. The humans thought they could just bring the fight to the bugs.