The Helldivers 2 evaluation bomb marketing campaign gamers went on earlier than Sony reverted the upcoming requirement for a PSN account login inadvertently created an amazing design for an in-game cape. Now, it seems to be like that cape could have been dropped at life, and gamers can’t need to get it.

Over the previous week or so, Helldivers 2 gamers have been via a reasonably tough sequence of actions towards after which for the sport they love. When Sony indicated {that a} PSN account can be required to play from the tip of Could, gamers went on a review-bomb marketing campaign till this requirement was rescinded. After that, a optimistic review-bombing marketing campaign started, making a reasonably fascinating sample on the sport’s evaluation stats web page.

Arrowhead reveals Helldivers 2 evaluation bomb cape may very well be coming

Over the weekend, Arrowhead Recreation Studios’ CEO Johan Pilesedt shared a cheeky picture of a cape in Helldivers 2 that appears suspiciously just like the Steam evaluations picture that he joked would make an amazing cape within the sport. Gamers instantly jumped on the previous and commenced begging to have it of their stock.

Customers seemingly misplaced their minds after they noticed this and posted superb replies, like Basetrade’s remark, “ID LIKE TO DOWNVOTE THIS POST BUT IN A POSITIVE WAY.”

The cape can be the second to commemorate the Helldivers 2 neighborhood. The primary was the Malevelon Creek cape that each participant was given in recognition of the insane variety of deaths on the planet and the way a lot gamers hate preventing on it.

This new cape may imply extra, although. It acknowledges the facility of the neighborhood working collectively not simply within the sport however exterior of it, too. The evaluation bombing was a type of protest, as gamers aimed to power Sony to reverse its resolution to require PC gamers to have a PSN account.

Nonetheless, simply because a cape could also be on the best way, it doesn’t imply the Helldivers 2 neighborhood is completed preventing. On the time of writing, 177 nations are unable to buy the sport after it was delisted from Steam. These nations don’t enable PSN accounts, that means it was unimaginable for these customers to play the sport as soon as the PSN requirement was instated.

Consumer G.O.A.T.Gaming replied to this similar put up, saying, “You promised everybody would be capable of play Helldivers, and so they can’t. We trusted you!” Pilestedt has defined in a number of social media posts that it might be in Sony’s fingers to repair this, however Arrowhead Recreation Studios is hoping will probably be resolved quickly.