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A new anti-cheat update in Helldivers 2 is targeting Super Credit farmers, sparking a debate among players. While some applaud the move, others question its necessity in a non-competitive game and criticize the in-game grind.
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00:00Arrowhead is cracking down on Helldiver's two players using cheats to farm supercredits,
00:05but not everyone thinks it's a victory.
00:08In a new Discord post, the developer said it's introducing radically improved tools
00:12to detect suspicious supercredit activity, targeting players who extract with impossibly
00:18high amounts.
00:18Arrowhead insists the changes will not affect legitimate players, only the bad apples cheating
00:24the system.
00:24The studio called the move a win for the community, arguing it'll help keep supercredits
00:29worth earning through normal play, but some players aren't buying it.
00:34Critics argue Helldiver's two doesn't have a player-driven economy or competitive advantage
00:39tied to supercredits, so they're questioning who really benefits.
00:43Others say Arrowhead is tackling the exploits without addressing why people use them in the
00:48first place.
00:48Many feel farming supercredits legitimately is simply too much of a grind.
00:53What are your thoughts on Arrowhead's latest anti-cheat effort?

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