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InHelldivers 2, the galaxy is a battlefield, and players are up against some of the universe’s deadliest foes. Among these, the Terminids—vicious, bug-like creatures—are a constant menace. But what if our hard-won victories against these bugs are just an illusion? What if the Terminids are simply moving to new locations after each defeat?
Even more sinister, what if the Illuminate are behind this, setting a trap for the Helldivers? This following theory reveals a deeper, more cunning plot at play.
The Dark Alliance in Helldivers 2 Uncovered
In the strategic chaos of this game, every move counts, and hidden alliances can change the play. The latest theory hints at a dark partnership between the Terminids and the Illuminate, suggesting that our victories against the bugs are nothing but temporary setbacks.
Imagine battling your way through a sector, only to find that the Terminids have simply relocated and come back stronger. This recurring nightmare has led many to believe that the bugs aren’t being defeated—they’re being strategically moved by the Illuminate.
Supporting this theory are numerous in-game mechanics and narrative clues. Players have noticed that sectors cleared of Terminids don’t stay that way for long. These sectors show signs of new infestations, indicating that the bugs are on the move, not exterminated.
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The Illuminate, masters of manipulation and advanced technology, seem capable of orchestrating these relocations with ease. Their known interest in biological warfare and potential experiments on the Terminids make this theory all the more plausible.
For the Terminids, relocating means survival and the chance to evolve into even deadlier adversaries. For the Illuminate, helping the Terminids keeps the Helldivers constantly on the run, preventing them from focusing their efforts solely on the Illuminate.
This devious alliance ensures that the Helldivers are perpetually engaged in a frantic game of whack-a-mole, chasing the bugs across the galaxy while the Illuminate plot their next big move. Reportedly,Christian Bale’sEquilibriumwas an inspiration behindHelldivers 2.
The Illuminate’s use of wormholes is a crucial piece of this strategy. After the Helldivers clear a sector of Terminids, the Illuminate swoop in through these wormholes, occupying the newly vacated areas. This not only secures fresh territory for the Illuminate but also sets the stage for a two-front war, forcing the Helldivers to fight resurgent Terminids in one sector and fresh Illuminate forces in another.
The implications of this theory are staggering for Helldivers players. It suggests that traditional tactics of sector liberation might not cut it for long-term success. Instead, players need to think bigger—missions designed to disrupt the Illuminate’s support for the Terminids or developing new tech to permanently wipe out the Terminid threat could be game-changers.
A Thrilling Galactic Chess Game
The theory that the Terminids are simply relocating with the Illuminate’s help adds a thrilling twist to theHelldivers 2narrative.
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It challenges players to think beyond immediate victories and consider the galaxy-wide chess game unfolding before them.Helldivers 2was determined not to follow J. K. Rowling’s footsteps.If this theory holds water, it highlights the need for players to up their strategic game in this epic war.
The bugs and the Illuminate are more cunning and resilient than we thought, demanding that players remain ever more vigilant and innovative.
What did you think of thisHelldivers 2theory? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
Arkaneel Khan
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I travel. I game. I write. In no strict order.The single biggest lie told all around is, “It isn’t that simple.” It is simple, everything is. And that is what I emulate in my writing. No unnecessary jargons and no flamboyant flourish. Just what’s needed to get your imagination going. After all mind has no limit, unlike the written word.
