Walker Exosuits were a welcome addition to Helldivers 2, but gamers soon discovered they were less strong than imagined. With swift ammo depletion, they can quickly become useless—but one gamer appears to have found a solution. Enter the Rearm Exosuit Strategy to replenish functional, exhausted Walkers.
The Solution to Walker Exosuits’ Quick Ammo Depletion
A Reddit user shared their suggestion on May 26, complete with a Strategem combination and concept art. Exosuits deplete ammo quickly, making strolling around within them obsolete; hence, the user feels players should be able to rearm them if they are not destroyed. They also considered how to make these modifications without causing too many errors or disruptions to the game, and their best suggestion appears to be that players call in a resupply pod and manually reload the Exosuit.
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The Community’s Reaction
The notion elicited an overwhelming enthusiastic response from the community, and others chimed in with their own suggestions, such as one suggesting that depleted Exosuits be converted into nuclear Hellbombs. Another person suggested that the Super Earth anthem be played while the bomb is detonated. Others are doubtful of Arrowhead’s capacity to effect such a significant change because, as one player puts it, “Arrowhead can not even repair the scope on half of the rifles.”
Potential of Exosuits in Helldivers 2
Ever since their introduction, Exosuits have become one of the most popular Strategems in Helldivers 2. When they operate and perform well, they can be game changers, assisting Helldivers in achieving whatever goal they set for themselves. Their rapid ammo depletion, along with their restricted mobility and sensitivity to attacks, make them an extremely situational choice. However, the proposals above may push Exosuits up the Strategem tier list, allowing these incredible weapons of mass destruction to become the potent tool they were always intended to be.