Helldivers 2 is giving away bonus XP this weekend to "alleviate the impact" of an on-going bug

Helldivers 2 is awarding all players a 50 per cent XP and requisition bonus to compensate players for «a problem» that's preventing players from receiving the correct rewards at the end of missions.

In a statement posted to X/Twitter, deputy game director Sagar explained that whilst the team was still «working on a fix for this», it wanted to «alleviate the impact» for players jumping into the action over the weekend.

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That means that between now and the end of Sunday central European time (11pm UK time / 6pm EST / 3pm PST), players can expect an additional XP bonus on top of the base mission score.

«We're aware of a problem that has caused some player rewards to not pay out properly at the end of missions,» Sagar wrote. «We are working on a fix for this, but in the meantime, we want to try and alleviate the impact as we head into the weekend.

»Therefore, from now until the end of this Sunday, 18th February, the game will grant all players XP and Requisition at a 50 per cent multiplier on top of your base mission score. You can tell this additional multiplier is active when you see a Game Master Effect labelled 'Accounting Corrections" while on the Super Destroyer."

A message to the HELLDIVERS 2 community from Deputy Game Director Sagar Beroshi about the upcoming weekend: pic.twitter.com/oqFQ9cG0QB— HELLDIVERS™ 2 (@helldivers2) <a href=«https://twitter.com/helldivers2/status/1758537150126027183?ref_src=» https:>February 16, 2024

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«Many thanks for your patience and support (and for the glorious cascade of memes you've been sharing!). Now get back down there, Helldivers, and defend our territory against those Automaton incursions!»

Last week, Helldivers 2 creative director and Arrowhead CEO Johan Pilestedt said they believed games should «earn the right to monetise», adding that whilst players are