Helldivers 2: Players Tasked with Stopping the Meridian Wormhole While Braving the Eerie Bug Fog

Helldivers 2 enthusiasts didn’t quite receive the massive update they were holding out for this week, but there’s excitement brewing with the next mission. It promises high-stakes action against the formidable Galactic War. Tired of the notorious purple Meridian death ball wreaking havoc across planets? Here’s your shot to put a stop to it.

So far, this ominous force has devoured three planets—Moradesh, Angel’s Venture, and most recently, Ivis. Players are either still mourning these losses or, frankly, have grown weary, considering this death ball narrative is starting to frustrate even the most dedicated players. It’s about time this menace is stopped on its destructive path towards Super Earth.

On a brighter note, after celebrating a victory on Wezen, the divers managed to construct an Exosuit Support Bay on their Democracy Space Station. This impressive feat has slashed exosuit stratagem cooldowns by 35% for everyone.

According to updates, experts at the Center of Science on Fenrir III are close to triggering the final stage of a plan to halt the Meridian Singularity. Progress in Dark Energy manipulation, a challenging frontier, requires significant quantities of E-710 for experimentation.

The latest major order gives us a thrilling task. A second limited expedition into the perilous Gloom has been sanctioned. The goal? Advance our tech enough to put an end to the Meridian Wormhole. Any extra E-710 obtained may even support mercantile interests, contributing to collective prosperity.

To free the planet Nivel 43, zero in on that E-710, and eliminate the death ball, divers must tackle the same “Gloom-specific terminid strains” they faced during their last fog-laden mission. Ready yourself for another encounter with these formidable foes.

Excitingly, players seem eager to plunge back into the Gloom. One enthusiastic Reddit post proclaimed, “THERES ANOTHER GLOOM EXPEDITION,” and a flood of comments followed expressing joy at the prospect of squashing more terminids. After all, a change of pace is a relief from the routine automaton and illuminate battles.

Are you considering diving into the Gloom this weekend to thwart that wormhole? We’d love to hear your thoughts!