Everything in the Helldivers 2 Freedom's Flame Warbond battle pass
Is the Freedom's Flame Warbond in HD2 worth it? Here's what you're getting
The Helldivers 2 Freedom's Flame Warbond battle pass is here adding a fiery range of weapons, armor and gear. It features a new incendiary shotgun and two flamethrower options, as well as some helpfully flame retardant armor and other goodies. So let's take a look at what's cooking (hopefully not you).
All Helldivers 2 Freedom's Flame Warbond rewards
The Freedom's Flame Warbond for Helldivers 2 has 22 rewards across the board with 300 Super Credits to be earned as well. That's all split across three pages of fire-based equipment and items, including fire-damage weapons, flame-resistant armor, heat-themed boosters and more. It also includes new vehicle skins, something that started in the Helldivers 2 Viper Commandos warbond before this one.
This is everything in the Freedom's Flame Warbond battle pass.
- Weapons
- SG-451 Cookout, 20 medals: (Shotgun Primary Weapon): A pump action shotgun that fires a spray of incendiary pellets.
- Flam-66 Torcher, 40 medals: (Flamethrower Primary Weapon): A smaller version of the Helldivers 2 Flamethrower Stratagem that can be equipped as a standard weapon. Almost certainly unsafe for everybody involved.
- P-72 Crisper, 45 medals: (Flamethrower Secondary Weapon): A handheld flamethrower sidearm that works over short distances.
- Armor
- I-09 Heatseeker, 18 medals: Light armor with red plating over a black jumpsuit. Grants 75% damage resistance to fire. (Matching Helmet 12 medals.)
- I-102 Draconaught, 45 medals: Medium armor sporting orange and black plates over a white jumpsuit. Grants 75% damage resistance to fire.
- Boosters
- Firebomb Hellpods, 60 medals: An aggressive new option that causes Hellpods to ignite the area they land in, causing hazardous terrain for enemies (and presumably allies).
- Player Banners and Capes:
- Purifying Eclipse, 8 medals: A cape and banner in black and red colours with a Skull decal. (Banner 2 medals.)
- The Breach, 20 medals: A cape and banner with orange markings in triangular patterns. (Banner 5 medals')
- Vehicle Skins/Patterns
- Orange skins for the Hellpod (10 medals), Pelican Shuttle (25 medals) and Exosuit (40 medals) are included.
- New Emotes and Victory Poses
- Big Stretch, 8 medals: The player does a wide, yawning stretch with both arms.
- Deep Reflection, 15 medals: The player strokes the chin of their helmet thoughtfully.
- Thoracic Collusion Exultation Maneuver, 35 medals: A two-player co-op emote that's a big, jumping chestbump.
- Player Titles
- "Fire Safety Officer", 20 medals
- 300 Helldivers 2 Super Credits, Three chips in 7, 12 and 32 medal increments
The star of the show here is probably the SG-451 Cookout shotgun. It's a pump action with a decent rate of fire and damage that can wreak havoc in a pack of Terminids. It's more measured firing rate balances accuracy and sustained fire well and has a decent range.
After that the both the flamethrowers are good although the Flam-66 Torcher is a little short on range. The P-72 Crisper is a good secondary if you want a flamethrower option but can't give up you ballistic primary. Both the armors are also good if there's a lot of fire about but many not essential if you're not an incendiary heavy player.
Helldivers 2 Freedom's Flame Warbond release date and price
The Helldivers 2 Freedom's Flame Warbond is out now and costs the usual 1000 Super Credits to unlock. For that you get three pages containing three weapons, two armors, 300 Super Credits across three 100 Super Credits chips per page, A Hellpod Booster, two caps and banners, skins for the Pelican, Hellpod and Exosuit, two new emotes and a pose, plus the "Fire Safety Officer" title.
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