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Part of Super Earth Arsenal Accord — the complete Community Balance Patch. Choose the main mod for the full collection, or these focused packs for selected equipment.
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Goal
The existing 9.5 rifle changes as a focused pack. The new 9.6 assault-rifle rework is a later update.
Version 9.5 — installation and scope
Install with the Helldivers 2 Mod Manager, then enable the individual equipment options you want. Restart after changing selections. Requires HD2Runtime 0.40.0, Bingus Mod Loader 18 or later, and the VanillaPlus baseline used by the main 9.5 release. Wait for patches to settle and spawn fresh equipment.
Use the main Arsenal Accord mod OR the standalone packs; do not install both. The standalone packs can be combined with one another. Each item has one owner pack; shared native bullet/damage records are the exception described below.
Arsenal Accord - Progress is an optional separate loading display that combines the installed packs into one bar. There is no embedded progress bar, chat announcement or kicking system in this balance pack.
Shared native records
Identical shared edits are included where needed and applied once across the standalone packs. This is not full native-record isolation: other equipment using the same bullet, damage or status record can inherit those fields even without its own pack installed.
Known shared consumers:
• AR-23P Liberator Penetrator / AX/AR-23 Guard Dog
• PLAS-1 Scorcher / PLAS-15 Loyalist
Liberator and Stalwart also share native ammunition relationships; category selection does not clone every underlying record.
MA5C Assault Rifle
Why the change?
GRASS’s Halo showcase aims to give the MA5C a competitive identity while preserving its familiar handling. Our extra reserve magazines address the player’s concern that it spends too much time short of ammo. Capacity stays at 32 per magazine; the selectable fire rate trades ammunition efficiency for faster output. Thirty-two rounds of familiar reassurance; enough spare magazines to finish the fight.
Video reference — GRASS: Buffed Halo ODST Weapons
Magazine capacity remains 32. The final 14 spare magazines give 480 rounds including the loaded magazine. The 750 / 900 RPM selector and ammunition supply values are retained personal choices.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 2
Durable damage: 16 → 22
Ergonomics: 60 → 65
Left weapon menu selector: None → Rate of fire
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 14
Selectable fire rates in RPM: 640 → 750 / 900
Spare magazines: 8 → 14
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
AR-11 Arbitrator
Why the change?
Arbitrator becomes easier to aim and sustain while retaining a modest durable-damage tradeoff. The intention is a practical general-purpose rifle with a stable sight picture, not a universal answer to every target.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Durable damage: 20 → 18
Ergonomics: 30 → 40
Magazines per supply pickup: 6 → 8
Spare magazines: 7 → 9
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
AR-2 Coyote
Why the change?
Coyote receives a handling and ammunition pass with a small durable improvement. Better ergonomics and lower sway support a responsive rifle role; its final penetration band becomes more useful at glancing angles.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 2
Durable damage: 10 → 11
Ergonomics: 50 → 65
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 9
Spare magazines: 8 → 9
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
AR-23 Liberator
Why the change?
The starter rifle should establish a usable baseline, not feel like a handicap. His Liberator video describes it as the lower end of acceptable balance, leaving room for specialist alternatives. A recruit’s first rifle should remain worth carrying after the medals arrive.
Video reference — GRASS: Buffed Assault Rifles / Liberator
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Drum Magazine
Attachment ergonomics modifier: -15 → -10
Magazines per supply pickup: 6 → 7
Reload duration in seconds: 3.5 → 3
Spare magazines: 6 → 7
Extended Magazine
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 10
Reload duration in seconds: 3 → 2.5
Spare magazines: 8 → 10
Short Magazine
Reload duration in seconds: 2.5 → 2
AR-23A Liberator Carbine
Why the change?
Carbine gains a selectable faster fire rate for close-range pressure. Improved magazine logistics and reloads support that aggressive role, while its handling trade keeps the standard Liberator relevant for steadier work.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Ergonomics: 70 → 65
Left weapon menu selector: None → Rate of fire
Selectable fire rates in RPM: 920 → 920 / 1150
Drum Magazine
Attachment ergonomics modifier: -15 → -10
Magazines per supply pickup: 6 → 7
Reload duration in seconds: 3.5 → 3
Spare magazines: 6 → 7
Extended Magazine
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 10
Reload duration in seconds: 3 → 2.5
Spare magazines: 8 → 10
Short Magazine
Reload duration in seconds: 2.5 → 2
AR-23C Liberator Concussive
Why the change?
Concussive should keep delivering control shots without excessive downtime. A slightly faster cycle, steadier aim and improved magazine logistics support repeated interruptions while preserving its existing impact identity.
Fire rate in RPM: 400 → 440
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Drum Magazine
Attachment ergonomics modifier: -15 → -10
Magazines per supply pickup: 6 → 7
Reload duration in seconds: 3.5 → 3
Spare magazines: 6 → 7
Extended Magazine
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 10
Reload duration in seconds: 3 → 2.5
Spare magazines: 8 → 10
Short Magazine
Reload duration in seconds: 2.5 → 2
AR-23P Liberator Penetrator
Why the change?
Penetrator becomes a more dependable medium-armor rifle through modest damage gains, steadier handling and improved reload/ammunition support. Its shared bullet also affects Guard Dog, so this is documented ammunition tuning rather than an isolated rifle clone.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 2
Durable damage: 15 → 18
Ergonomics: 59 → 65
Standard damage: 65 → 70
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Drum Magazine
Attachment ergonomics modifier: -15 → -10
Magazines per supply pickup: 6 → 7
Reload duration in seconds: 3.5 → 3
Spare magazines: 6 → 7
Extended Magazine
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 10
Reload duration in seconds: 3 → 2.5
Spare magazines: 8 → 10
Short Magazine
Reload duration in seconds: 2.5 → 2
AR-32 Pacifier
Why the change?
Pacifier strengthens its control role with better status application and modest damage gains. Improved handling and reserves let the squad maintain that pressure. This pack preserves the existing 9.5 tuning; the later assault-rifle proposal is separate.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 2
Durable damage: 10 → 15
Ergonomics: 60 → 65
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 10
Primary status strength: 2 → 3
Spare magazines: 8 → 10
Standard damage: 55 → 60
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
AR-59 Suppressor
Why the change?
Suppressor gets a more manageable firing platform and less exaggerated projectile drop. A small durable increase plus better reload and supply support improves consistency without replacing its established rifle role.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Durable damage: 20 → 24
Ergonomics: 60 → 65
Projectile gravity multiplier: 120% → 100%
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Drum Magazine
Attachment ergonomics modifier: -15 → -10
Magazines per supply pickup: 6 → 7
Reload duration in seconds: 3.5 → 3
Spare magazines: 6 → 7
Extended Magazine
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 10
Reload duration in seconds: 3 → 2.5
Spare magazines: 8 → 10
Short Magazine
Reload duration in seconds: 2.5 → 2
AR-61 Tenderizer
Why the change?
Preserve its controllable assault-rifle identity. Treating it like a hard-kicking battle rifle solely because of its fictional cartridge would undermine the way it is meant to play. Place the sight, press the trigger, and let controlled fire carry the argument.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Durable damage: 30 → 35
Ergonomics: 65 → 60
Magazine capacity: 35 → 30
Magazines per supply pickup: 7 → 10
Spare magazines: 7 → 10
Standard damage: 105 → 115
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
AR/GL-21 One-Two
Why the change?
One-Two's existing 9.5 tuning concentrates rifle damage into a smaller magazine while improving control and carried reserves. That supports deliberate rifle use alongside the underbarrel tool. The proposed 9.6 bullet-sharing rework is not part of this release.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Durable damage: 24 → 33
Ergonomics: 30 → 55
Fire rate in RPM: 650 → 600
Magazine capacity: 40 → 20
Magazines per supply pickup: 6 → 13
Spare magazines: 6 → 13
Standard damage: 95 → 110
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Vertical recoil climb: 20 → 10
Vertical recoil drift: 15 → 5
BR-14 Adjudicator
Why the change?
Restore a distinct battle-rifle identity. Higher damage and stagger are paired with stronger recoil and fewer reserves, rewarding controlled shots rather than continuous spraying. The verdict arrives hard. Keep the next round on the same defendant.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 1 → 2
Durable damage: 23 → 38
Ergonomics: 40 → 45
Horizontal recoil climb: 6 → 20
Horizontal recoil drift: 17 → 30
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 6
Spare magazines: 8 → 6
Stagger force: 15 → 20
Standard damage: 95 → 125
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Vertical recoil climb: 50 → 65
Vertical recoil drift: 35 → 40
LAS-16 Sickle
Why the change?
Sickle becomes a tighter, steadier stream of slightly stronger light-target fire. Narrower spread rewards keeping the aim on one threat rather than relying on a broad pattern. Heat remains its logistical constraint.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Durable damage: 6 → 7
Horizontal spread: 20 → 10
Standard damage: 60 → 70
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Vertical spread: 20 → 10
LAS-17 Double-Edge Sickle
Why the change?
Double-Edge receives the same modest round improvement as Sickle but a wider spread. That preserves a distinct close-range emphasis instead of making the two energy rifles behave identically.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Durable damage: 6 → 7
Horizontal spread: 20 → 30
Standard damage: 60 → 70
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Vertical spread: 20 → 30
PLAS-1 Scorcher
Why the change?
Scorcher shifts toward more dependable direct plasma penetration and a larger ammunition budget, while its smaller impact explosion reduces splash dominance. Direct placement should matter. Its penetration record is shared with Loyalist.
Armor penetration at direct impact: 2 → 3
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 2
Armor penetration at large angle: 2 → 3
Armor penetration at slight angle: 2 → 3
Magazine capacity: 20 → 24
Primary impact explosion durable damage: 100 → 50
Primary impact explosion standard damage: 100 → 50
Spare magazines: 5 → 6
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
StA-52 Assault Rifle
Why the change?
The existing Killzone pass gives StA-52 a more deliberate cadence and a smaller, regularly supplied magazine. Better handling makes that sustained rifle identity practical. The future high-durable ammunition rework belongs to the assault-rifle patch.
Noise and one-handed behavior remain stock: Medium / No.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Ergonomics: 55 → 65
Fire rate in RPM: 790 → 618
Magazine capacity: 56 → 40
Magazines per supply pickup: 6 → 7
Spare magazines: 6 → 7
Starting spare magazines: 4 → 7
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Current loadout: 90/22 damage; AP 2/2/2/1; 40 rounds + 7 spare magazines = 320 maximum rounds; 7 starting spares; supply 7 magazines, ammo box 3. Reload timing and ballistic damage remain stock.
Credits and validation
Built from the published Arsenal Accord 9.5 settings, including GRASS-derived work and the Accord revisions identified above. Current HD2Runtime exposes the fields used by these packages. The standalone archives passed API, option-selection and combined-load-order checks; these checks are not a new live gameplay test. Breakpoint charts are calculated estimates under their stated assumptions. Use balance mods with a consenting squad.
Equipment artwork: Helldivers 2 / Arrowhead Game Studios; crossover equipment belongs to its respective owners. Unofficial fan balance project.
Join the Arsenal Accord Discord
Share balance feedback, report bugs, follow updates and find a squad to dive with.
Goal
The existing 9.5 rifle changes as a focused pack. The new 9.6 assault-rifle rework is a later update.
Version 9.5 — installation and scope
Install with the Helldivers 2 Mod Manager, then enable the individual equipment options you want. Restart after changing selections. Requires HD2Runtime 0.40.0, Bingus Mod Loader 18 or later, and the VanillaPlus baseline used by the main 9.5 release. Wait for patches to settle and spawn fresh equipment.
Use the main Arsenal Accord mod OR the standalone packs; do not install both. The standalone packs can be combined with one another. Each item has one owner pack; shared native bullet/damage records are the exception described below.
Arsenal Accord - Progress is an optional separate loading display that combines the installed packs into one bar. There is no embedded progress bar, chat announcement or kicking system in this balance pack.
Shared native records
Identical shared edits are included where needed and applied once across the standalone packs. This is not full native-record isolation: other equipment using the same bullet, damage or status record can inherit those fields even without its own pack installed.
Known shared consumers:
• AR-23P Liberator Penetrator / AX/AR-23 Guard Dog
• PLAS-1 Scorcher / PLAS-15 Loyalist
Liberator and Stalwart also share native ammunition relationships; category selection does not clone every underlying record.
MA5C Assault Rifle
Why the change?
GRASS’s Halo showcase aims to give the MA5C a competitive identity while preserving its familiar handling. Our extra reserve magazines address the player’s concern that it spends too much time short of ammo. Capacity stays at 32 per magazine; the selectable fire rate trades ammunition efficiency for faster output. Thirty-two rounds of familiar reassurance; enough spare magazines to finish the fight.
Video reference — GRASS: Buffed Halo ODST Weapons
Magazine capacity remains 32. The final 14 spare magazines give 480 rounds including the loaded magazine. The 750 / 900 RPM selector and ammunition supply values are retained personal choices.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 2
Durable damage: 16 → 22
Ergonomics: 60 → 65
Left weapon menu selector: None → Rate of fire
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 14
Selectable fire rates in RPM: 640 → 750 / 900
Spare magazines: 8 → 14
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
AR-11 Arbitrator
Why the change?
Arbitrator becomes easier to aim and sustain while retaining a modest durable-damage tradeoff. The intention is a practical general-purpose rifle with a stable sight picture, not a universal answer to every target.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Durable damage: 20 → 18
Ergonomics: 30 → 40
Magazines per supply pickup: 6 → 8
Spare magazines: 7 → 9
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
AR-2 Coyote
Why the change?
Coyote receives a handling and ammunition pass with a small durable improvement. Better ergonomics and lower sway support a responsive rifle role; its final penetration band becomes more useful at glancing angles.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 2
Durable damage: 10 → 11
Ergonomics: 50 → 65
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 9
Spare magazines: 8 → 9
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
AR-23 Liberator
Why the change?
The starter rifle should establish a usable baseline, not feel like a handicap. His Liberator video describes it as the lower end of acceptable balance, leaving room for specialist alternatives. A recruit’s first rifle should remain worth carrying after the medals arrive.
Video reference — GRASS: Buffed Assault Rifles / Liberator
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Drum Magazine
Attachment ergonomics modifier: -15 → -10
Magazines per supply pickup: 6 → 7
Reload duration in seconds: 3.5 → 3
Spare magazines: 6 → 7
Extended Magazine
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 10
Reload duration in seconds: 3 → 2.5
Spare magazines: 8 → 10
Short Magazine
Reload duration in seconds: 2.5 → 2
AR-23A Liberator Carbine
Why the change?
Carbine gains a selectable faster fire rate for close-range pressure. Improved magazine logistics and reloads support that aggressive role, while its handling trade keeps the standard Liberator relevant for steadier work.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Ergonomics: 70 → 65
Left weapon menu selector: None → Rate of fire
Selectable fire rates in RPM: 920 → 920 / 1150
Drum Magazine
Attachment ergonomics modifier: -15 → -10
Magazines per supply pickup: 6 → 7
Reload duration in seconds: 3.5 → 3
Spare magazines: 6 → 7
Extended Magazine
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 10
Reload duration in seconds: 3 → 2.5
Spare magazines: 8 → 10
Short Magazine
Reload duration in seconds: 2.5 → 2
AR-23C Liberator Concussive
Why the change?
Concussive should keep delivering control shots without excessive downtime. A slightly faster cycle, steadier aim and improved magazine logistics support repeated interruptions while preserving its existing impact identity.
Fire rate in RPM: 400 → 440
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Drum Magazine
Attachment ergonomics modifier: -15 → -10
Magazines per supply pickup: 6 → 7
Reload duration in seconds: 3.5 → 3
Spare magazines: 6 → 7
Extended Magazine
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 10
Reload duration in seconds: 3 → 2.5
Spare magazines: 8 → 10
Short Magazine
Reload duration in seconds: 2.5 → 2
AR-23P Liberator Penetrator
Why the change?
Penetrator becomes a more dependable medium-armor rifle through modest damage gains, steadier handling and improved reload/ammunition support. Its shared bullet also affects Guard Dog, so this is documented ammunition tuning rather than an isolated rifle clone.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 2
Durable damage: 15 → 18
Ergonomics: 59 → 65
Standard damage: 65 → 70
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Drum Magazine
Attachment ergonomics modifier: -15 → -10
Magazines per supply pickup: 6 → 7
Reload duration in seconds: 3.5 → 3
Spare magazines: 6 → 7
Extended Magazine
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 10
Reload duration in seconds: 3 → 2.5
Spare magazines: 8 → 10
Short Magazine
Reload duration in seconds: 2.5 → 2
AR-32 Pacifier
Why the change?
Pacifier strengthens its control role with better status application and modest damage gains. Improved handling and reserves let the squad maintain that pressure. This pack preserves the existing 9.5 tuning; the later assault-rifle proposal is separate.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 2
Durable damage: 10 → 15
Ergonomics: 60 → 65
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 10
Primary status strength: 2 → 3
Spare magazines: 8 → 10
Standard damage: 55 → 60
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
AR-59 Suppressor
Why the change?
Suppressor gets a more manageable firing platform and less exaggerated projectile drop. A small durable increase plus better reload and supply support improves consistency without replacing its established rifle role.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Durable damage: 20 → 24
Ergonomics: 60 → 65
Projectile gravity multiplier: 120% → 100%
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Drum Magazine
Attachment ergonomics modifier: -15 → -10
Magazines per supply pickup: 6 → 7
Reload duration in seconds: 3.5 → 3
Spare magazines: 6 → 7
Extended Magazine
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 10
Reload duration in seconds: 3 → 2.5
Spare magazines: 8 → 10
Short Magazine
Reload duration in seconds: 2.5 → 2
AR-61 Tenderizer
Why the change?
Preserve its controllable assault-rifle identity. Treating it like a hard-kicking battle rifle solely because of its fictional cartridge would undermine the way it is meant to play. Place the sight, press the trigger, and let controlled fire carry the argument.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Durable damage: 30 → 35
Ergonomics: 65 → 60
Magazine capacity: 35 → 30
Magazines per supply pickup: 7 → 10
Spare magazines: 7 → 10
Standard damage: 105 → 115
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
AR/GL-21 One-Two
Why the change?
One-Two's existing 9.5 tuning concentrates rifle damage into a smaller magazine while improving control and carried reserves. That supports deliberate rifle use alongside the underbarrel tool. The proposed 9.6 bullet-sharing rework is not part of this release.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Durable damage: 24 → 33
Ergonomics: 30 → 55
Fire rate in RPM: 650 → 600
Magazine capacity: 40 → 20
Magazines per supply pickup: 6 → 13
Spare magazines: 6 → 13
Standard damage: 95 → 110
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Vertical recoil climb: 20 → 10
Vertical recoil drift: 15 → 5
BR-14 Adjudicator
Why the change?
Restore a distinct battle-rifle identity. Higher damage and stagger are paired with stronger recoil and fewer reserves, rewarding controlled shots rather than continuous spraying. The verdict arrives hard. Keep the next round on the same defendant.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 1 → 2
Durable damage: 23 → 38
Ergonomics: 40 → 45
Horizontal recoil climb: 6 → 20
Horizontal recoil drift: 17 → 30
Magazines per supply pickup: 8 → 6
Spare magazines: 8 → 6
Stagger force: 15 → 20
Standard damage: 95 → 125
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Vertical recoil climb: 50 → 65
Vertical recoil drift: 35 → 40
LAS-16 Sickle
Why the change?
Sickle becomes a tighter, steadier stream of slightly stronger light-target fire. Narrower spread rewards keeping the aim on one threat rather than relying on a broad pattern. Heat remains its logistical constraint.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Durable damage: 6 → 7
Horizontal spread: 20 → 10
Standard damage: 60 → 70
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Vertical spread: 20 → 10
LAS-17 Double-Edge Sickle
Why the change?
Double-Edge receives the same modest round improvement as Sickle but a wider spread. That preserves a distinct close-range emphasis instead of making the two energy rifles behave identically.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Durable damage: 6 → 7
Horizontal spread: 20 → 30
Standard damage: 60 → 70
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Vertical spread: 20 → 30
PLAS-1 Scorcher
Why the change?
Scorcher shifts toward more dependable direct plasma penetration and a larger ammunition budget, while its smaller impact explosion reduces splash dominance. Direct placement should matter. Its penetration record is shared with Loyalist.
Armor penetration at direct impact: 2 → 3
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 2
Armor penetration at large angle: 2 → 3
Armor penetration at slight angle: 2 → 3
Magazine capacity: 20 → 24
Primary impact explosion durable damage: 100 → 50
Primary impact explosion standard damage: 100 → 50
Spare magazines: 5 → 6
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
StA-52 Assault Rifle
Why the change?
The existing Killzone pass gives StA-52 a more deliberate cadence and a smaller, regularly supplied magazine. Better handling makes that sustained rifle identity practical. The future high-durable ammunition rework belongs to the assault-rifle patch.
Noise and one-handed behavior remain stock: Medium / No.
Armor penetration at extreme angle: 0 → 1
Ergonomics: 55 → 65
Fire rate in RPM: 790 → 618
Magazine capacity: 56 → 40
Magazines per supply pickup: 6 → 7
Spare magazines: 6 → 7
Starting spare magazines: 4 → 7
Sway multiplier: 1 → 0.9
Current loadout: 90/22 damage; AP 2/2/2/1; 40 rounds + 7 spare magazines = 320 maximum rounds; 7 starting spares; supply 7 magazines, ammo box 3. Reload timing and ballistic damage remain stock.
Credits and validation
Built from the published Arsenal Accord 9.5 settings, including GRASS-derived work and the Accord revisions identified above. Current HD2Runtime exposes the fields used by these packages. The standalone archives passed API, option-selection and combined-load-order checks; these checks are not a new live gameplay test. Breakpoint charts are calculated estimates under their stated assumptions. Use balance mods with a consenting squad.
Equipment artwork: Helldivers 2 / Arrowhead Game Studios; crossover equipment belongs to its respective owners. Unofficial fan balance project.
