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OPERATION VALID PRETEXT CONCLUDED The peacekeeping Operation on Cyberstan has concluded. The liberation of Cyberstan has failed. The underhanded, subhuman treachery of the Cyborgs returned to once again steal peace from Super Earth's citizens. The threat of a socialist planet-killer remains active. This is a grotesque travesty of Justice.... Nevertheless, Operation VALID PRETEXT was not without benefit. The audacious and tireless Helldiver offensive forced the monstrous Cyborgs out of the shadows. Their tyrannical bastion was penetrated, and their megafactories were razed to the ground. In doing so, we have grievously wounded Cyberstan—a proven font of Tyranny—and reduced their industrial capacity to ash. If the Cyborgs insist on rejecting peace under Managed Democracy, they shall inherit only a burning wasteland. The Super Earth Fleet now enters a strategic contraction phase. We must retract and regroup to prepare for the inevitable, unjust counter-offensive from the surviving socialist menace.show more

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Director K7 months ago

Never Forget.

Not an Angel7 months ago

Rigged from the start Arrowhead. Glad ya’ll got your wish for us to lose.

Schrödinger7 months ago

*be me* *MO diver* *criticize unfun gameplay on Cyberstan* *community shits on me* *no more interest in the MO* *become a bug diver* *see MO fail twice* *enjoy*

DCS7 months ago

To be real honest, I had more fun fighting on the way to Cyberstan than fighting on Cyberstan itself.

🏳️‍⚧️ Jaiydanimate 🏳️‍⚧️7 months ago

People take this game WAAYY too seriously. "We could've won if it wasn't for those fuckin bugdivers, they should've restricted--" the game IS NOT MADE FOR YOU TO *WIN*. It is a COMMUNITY EFFORT. Some people literally just play this game to PLAY it, not to WIN.

Rich86067 months ago

Lore wise, it makes sense. Cyberstan is supposed to be impenetrable, we're not supposed to take it down so easily. On the other hand, only 199M died on Cyberstan, we had 410M reserve. What planets did the other 210M Helldivers die on?

Hayte7 months ago

We need serious reworks to major story beat MOs like this. Galaxy wide reinforcement limits is stupid and divides the community, no rewards shown except narrative and medals isn't enough for a lot of players. Cyberstan was fun, but very flawed.

Andrew Spears7 months ago

Get ready for round 2

The Debunker7 months ago

The amount of bugs I have encountered is crazy! Bots spawning endlessly or coming out of rocks and walls. Come on!

Mage Leader 🇺🇲7 months ago

Maybe if Arrowhead would take their fucking finger off the scales for once... Your storylines are gay and predictable. Maybe let the community actually drive the war. Y'know, LIKE YOU ADVERTISED.

Michaelmcsnek7 months ago

Blaming bugdivers and stuff. Guys people refused to attack the same locations and refused to play on lower levels and get more wins because of ego. Just take some accountability, the battle is lost but the war isnt over

Demon7 months ago

The most appropriate way to probably proceed is to steal the Cyborg tech, make it something we can use, and try the invasion again.

The True Orb7 months ago

This reminds me of a cool situation like this

𝕬𝖑𝖊𝖈𝕲𝖗𝖎7 months ago

Fucking bug divers are the cause of this btw...

Beach Trooper7 months ago

Lock new players from doing high lvl operations until lvl 50 and upgrade the minimal of 1 module at max Reduce the vox engine spawn rate and fix the bot drop ships, especially in maps with buildings Give us a new ship module to upgrade with the 5th stratagem

Dr. Nebohtes, PhD7 months ago

We failed because we didn't have enough casualties. We needed more skulls to pave the road; we should have used a Super Magnet to suck up all the frozen Helldivers we left burried at every Commando mission. Needed more 710; not enough bug divers. The calamari rations went bad.

V-X001000007 months ago

change back the liberation system

Alan_foxman197 months ago

People think this shit isn't scripted and its some how 20k bug divers fault when you at 150k+ on cyberstan dying 12 times a game on lv 10s and wasting another 5 lives on extract, randomly team killing and didn't even make a dent taking transcendence. But yea bug and squid divers

Velosiped7 months ago

Did anyone of you remember that we started the siege of cyberstan because they built the death star?

🎮Brendon🎮7 months ago

The story needs to really be sorted out and they need to stop rigging it so events happen in the way they want. Kinda defeats the point. And when a big event like this is happening it should make it so the other factions aren't active.

Bryce p.7 months ago

Most railroaded heaping pile of dogshit I had to experience. Y’all need to fix your stupid ass liberation system and get a better gm

Nay-Nay7 months ago

Stop balancing MOs based on vibes, or worse, deciding the outcome before we play. All you are doing is ensuring less people (me) will care at about the next big MO.

A Random L0gan7 months ago

Salute the fallen

Kiwi7 months ago

The MO was fun but flawed didn't like the shared reinforcement budget.

Incognito_Blazer7 months ago

The absurd amount of low skill/level botdivers in Diff 10s, the botdivers diving the wrong megafactories, the botdivers who were STILL on other bot planets, and the botdivers who constantly kicked people for no reason Wasn't the bugdivers fault lol

Kamui x Metatron 🦭📿7 months ago

I'm glad that I will be able to revisit this terrain soon. I'm a new player that just started with the last big PS5 in recent weeks. I started pretty much at the start of the invasion and I have already become way too accustomed to those missions even though I am only lvl 27.

Destruction7 months ago

NO NO THIS CANT BE HAPPENING

BelowZer0Ice7 months ago

The only reason we lost was due to BUG DIVERS and EGO DIVERS. Oh well, its not like it matters in the end anyway. The borgs would've made more factories on other planets either way we won or lost this MO

Kompot Mk 2 Mod 0 🇺🇲7 months ago

Fix your system so that bugdivers and other nonparticipants stop fucking over major orders.

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