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7/26/2025, 11:27:26 PM
TWW40K OST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3EAHKVPqbg&list=RDU3EAHKVPqbg&start_radio=1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3EAHKVPqbg&list=RDU3EAHKVPqbg&start_radio=1
7/13/2025, 12:30:28 PM
>>531038750
I like the idea Brother. You should bump up it every now and then so it doesn't get lost in the thread. Don't get discouraged if some Anons get tense about it. Some people don't like others showing even a modicum of initiative. Anyway, you have my vote too.
I like the idea Brother. You should bump up it every now and then so it doesn't get lost in the thread. Don't get discouraged if some Anons get tense about it. Some people don't like others showing even a modicum of initiative. Anyway, you have my vote too.
7/13/2025, 12:43:36 AM
>>96075368
Pretty accurate.
Pretty accurate.
7/1/2025, 6:34:35 AM
6/24/2025, 3:55:54 PM
Total Love: Lovehammer!
6/19/2025, 12:43:54 AM
>>527938925
You're getting PvP and PvE content (though it's insulting to call the former "content"). PvE is meat and potatoes of SM2. You get 9 Co-op operations that tie-in and later expand the campaign, with more ops to come later(tm) and on 26th they are releasing Siege mode which is a wave-based survival mode (look up 'Siege mode SM2' if you want to see how it looks in practice.
Grind itself? In short you will need to level up your guns to unlock perks and weapon variants of each tier (some guns are shared across different classes so those are one and done). You do that with currency called armory data.
And as for overall leveling you have 25 levels to go through. On top of it there are 4 prestige levels, each one resets your class to level 1 (weapons remain untouched), once you reach 25 again you're clear to move to the next prestige level and you gain a perk for that. Essentially there are 125 levels per character if you decide to prestige.
Oh, and there are in game challenges - ordeals, that reward you with yet another set of currency that you use to unlock entries in database. After reaching a certain number of unlocks you will receive minor cosmetics.
All things considered it's a solid game, it's just the devs that often make decisions one makes while being high as a kite.
You're getting PvP and PvE content (though it's insulting to call the former "content"). PvE is meat and potatoes of SM2. You get 9 Co-op operations that tie-in and later expand the campaign, with more ops to come later(tm) and on 26th they are releasing Siege mode which is a wave-based survival mode (look up 'Siege mode SM2' if you want to see how it looks in practice.
Grind itself? In short you will need to level up your guns to unlock perks and weapon variants of each tier (some guns are shared across different classes so those are one and done). You do that with currency called armory data.
And as for overall leveling you have 25 levels to go through. On top of it there are 4 prestige levels, each one resets your class to level 1 (weapons remain untouched), once you reach 25 again you're clear to move to the next prestige level and you gain a perk for that. Essentially there are 125 levels per character if you decide to prestige.
Oh, and there are in game challenges - ordeals, that reward you with yet another set of currency that you use to unlock entries in database. After reaching a certain number of unlocks you will receive minor cosmetics.
All things considered it's a solid game, it's just the devs that often make decisions one makes while being high as a kite.
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