Helldivers 2 has experienced significant triumph since its debut, especially with the recent addition of mechs, offering ample content for fans of this new third-person squad-based shooter. Excitingly, there are indications of further developments, including the sighting of Flying Terminids within the game.
If this sighting has sparked your curiosity and you're keen to learn more, you've come to the right spot. Let's delve into the specifics of these supposedly new flying Terminid bugs in Helldivers 2 below.
Players Discover New Flying Terminid Bug Enemies in Helldivers 2
A recent video shared on the Helldivers 2 subreddit by user Projectpatdc reveals the introduction of a new type of adversary to the game. These insect-like entities, tentatively dubbed "Shriekers," represent a fresh breed of foes known for their aerial assaults—a characteristic that seasoned gamers recognize as potentially vexing to contend with.
From the footage, it seems that Shriekers don't present a significant threat individually, as a single strike dispatched half of their numbers, prompting an immediate retreat. However, a substantial group of them could pose a different challenge. Notably, in the background of another user's screenshot, smaller luminescent structures resembling mushroom-like Spore Towers hint at potential Shrieker nests, which must be eliminated to stem their spawning.
These Shrieker Lairs, akin to Spore Towers and Terminid egg nests, are susceptible to destruction both up close and from a distance, with well-placed rockets or grenades. Though lacking in devastating firepower, players must swiftly locate and eliminate their lairs before being overwhelmed by the escalating Shrieker population.
Despite the apparent confirmation of these creatures within the game and players' eagerness to encounter them in regular gameplay, developers and Arrowhead CEO Johan Pilestedt maintain an enigmatic stance, shrugging off inquiries with a grin. Pilestedt's recent tweet humorously dismisses rumors of flying bugs in Helldivers 2, asserting that "Bugs can't fly," attributing such claims to propaganda propagated by bug sympathizers.
This cryptic response suggests that developers may be withholding information until the release of additional content. Later this week, a new premium Warbond is set to debut, featuring fresh weapons, armor, and cosmetics, potentially offering further insights into these new creatures.
In the interim, anticipate encountering these creatures in your next foray into the game, with official descriptions and abilities likely to be unveiled by the developers in due course. Stay tuned for updates, and remember to explore our dedicated Helldivers 2 section for the latest news, guides, and more!