SuperGlue07 最近的评测

As a dedicated fan of HELLDIVERS 2, I’ve been compelled to share my thoughts on the recent update that has sent shockwaves through our tight-knit community. The game, known for its intense cooperative play and engaging interstellar battles, has been a staple in my Steam library, providing countless hours of entertainment and camaraderie. However, the latest decision by Arrowhead to implement mandatory PlayStation Network (PSN) account linking for PC players has left many of us feeling alienated.

The requirement, set to take effect on May 30 for existing players, has sparked a significant backlash1. Many, including myself, chose HELLDIVERS 2 on Steam for its accessibility and ease of use, which is now being overshadowed by this controversial change. The frustration is palpable, especially among those in regions unsupported by PSN, effectively locking them out of a game they’ve invested time and money into1.

While Arrowhead’s intentions to enhance community protection against griefing and abuse are commendable, the execution has been less than stellar. The community’s outcry is not just about the inconvenience but also concerns over data privacy and the forced integration with a platform some have no interest in using2.

Despite these challenges, the game itself continues to deliver exceptional content, with the upcoming Polar Patriots Warbond set to introduce new weaponry and missions on May 92. It’s a testament to the developers’ commitment to keeping the game fresh and exciting. Yet, the overshadowing account linking issue remains a thorn in the side of an otherwise stellar experience.

In conclusion, HELLDIVERS 2 remains a fantastic game at its core, but the recent update has undeniably created a rift within the community. It’s my hope that Arrowhead will listen to player feedback and find a middle ground that respects the preferences and circumstances of its loyal fan base. Until then, we remain in limbo, caught between our love for the game and our reservations about the direction it’s heading.