How to transport the Hard Drive in Helldivers 2
Feb. 20, 2024We explain where to take the SSSD Hard Drive to the Communications Relay
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The Helldivers 2 mission to transport the SSSD Hard Drive to the Communications Relay and Upload Data Via Local Relay is something that can confuse new players and leave them uncertain about what to do - namely, where do you take the Hard Drive? A difficult question to begin with, it’s certainly not helped by swarms of insects or giant robots bearing down on you at the same time. Don’t worry though, as I’ll explain where to transport the SSSD Hard Drive in Helldivers 2.
How to Transport the SSSD Hard Drive to a Communications Relay in Helldivers 2
Once you’ve acquired the SSSD Hard Drive in Helldivers 2, you need to carry it to the Communications Relay - which isa location marked in grey on the map with a Laptop with an Up-facing arrow, where it saysUpload Data via Local Relay.
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Yes, it’s probably really far away from you, but that’s the point - you need to carry it across the map to the spot indicated. The Hard Drive can’t be damaged and you can drop it any point, butwhile holding the SSSD, you can only fight with one handed-weapons,though still use Stims, dive, throw grenades and call in Stratagems without issue. For most players, this means they’ll only be able to use their secondary weapon, thoughSMGs are the exception, as you can fight with them one-handed. If you get in trouble, either try to run, or drop the Hard Drive and fight them off before going back to get it (obviously this is easier with friends to protect you).
Once you get it to the Communications Relay facility, you need tolook for an interactive computer terminal- there’ll be a box next to it where you can deposit the Hard Drive. This won’t immediately complete the mission, but you will at least be free of it, using the terminal to finish the objectives accordingly.
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