Helldivers 2 received a Priority Order where players had to free Fori Prime and Zagon Prime. However, its “impossible”nature led players to demand visual support lines.
The discussion on this topic was initiated by Reddit user WetTrumpet who said: “This priority order is the epitome of why we need support lines to be displayed in-game.”Support Lines are hidden routes that connect planets in Helldivers 2. The planets this Priority Order requested to liberate were Fori Prime and Zagon Prime. However, the support lines connecting these two planets also include Estanu, Bourbefeu and Nivel-43.
You had to free these three planets before even reaching Fori Prime and Zagon Prime. Unfortunately, even though support lines have existed in the game from the beginning, they are invisible and can only be seen through a third-party website. This means that players could not prepare in advance. Naturally, liberating these two planets has become a monumental task.
Several players joined the conversation as they expressed their disappointment at the failure of this “impossible” Priority Order.
This major order is a perfect example of why we need supply lines to be shown in-game byu/WetTrumpet inHelldivers
One user mentioned: “I think we should be glad that Fori Prime isn’t going down again. This could happen with more crashes.” Another user added: “Given the amount of time we have left and the current release rate, we’re almost certainly not going to make it no matter which path we take.”Even if the number of players doubled, we wouldn’t make it.”
A player also said: “Long term strategy says Bogfire is much more important. Given the number of planets it connects, Osh exceeds it. Even according to the support lines.” Finally, one player said: “I would also like to add that because the support lines pass through enemy territory and not captured space, we could take omicron and find ourselves in a defense mission very soon.”
Also, it is important to mention that players also faced bugs and crashes during this new Priority Order, which made it even more impossible.
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