New rules regarding the distribution of Helldivers 2 have caused a wave of outrage. Someone tried to justify what was happening from the point of view of lore
Helldivers 2 has a lot of fans. Even the scandalous story with the mandatory linking of player accounts on PC to the PlayStation Network was able to be played out very creatively and presented from the point of view of the game’s lore.
On the YouTube channel Endless Taverns presented a “song automata” (one of the factions in the world of Helldivers 2), called “P.S.N. – An Automaton Song.”
Lyric idea: “If we can't win this war, we'll start our own.”
The Automatons were unable to conquer Super-Earth, so the cunning people decided to hack the game – start a war from within, blame everything on the Sony PlayStation, divide the gaming community and reduce the number of fighters.
< p>The song is in English, but you can turn on subtitles and auto translation (although it may glitch in places): https://youtu.be/4nVanfHzRHc
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As far as we know, the creators of Helldivers 2 are currently negotiating with Sony to find a solution with PSN.
The service is not available in all regions, so in many countries the game was withdrawn from sale on Steam.
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Cover artist: Arrowhead Game Studios, PlayStation PC LLC. Image source: forbes.com