HELLDIVERS 2 Targets Super Credit Cheaters With New Monitoring System

A July 9 announcement from Arrowhead's The Baskinator outlines new anti-cheat measures aimed squarely at players exploiting HELLDIVERS 2's Super Credit system through automation, botting, and duplication exploits.

What changed

• Improved monitoring is now active for "suspicious Super Credit activity"
• A rate cap has been introduced: earning credits at a pace "substantially higher than the highest players earning ever recorded" will trigger countermeasures
• The same framework is set to extend to other reward currencies: Medals, Samples, and Requisition
• Legitimate players — those grinding maps, clearing POIs, and looting bunkers — are explicitly stated to be unaffected

The studio frames the intervention as proactive rather than reactive: catching exploits at the point of abuse rather than clawing back credits after the fact. The stated goals are keeping earned rewards meaningful, leveling the playing field, and preserving the integrity of the shared economy all players operate in.

The announcement is careful to reassure ordinary grinders that even extended play sessions — marathon weekends included — will not approach the threshold that triggers intervention. Only rates no legitimate player could reach are targeted.

For players who earn their credits the conventional way, the practical effect is nothing changes — except that the currency they accumulate may hold more weight in an economy with fewer artificially inflated actors inside it.