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Operations mode is a fine addition toWarhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2that greatly enhances the co-op aspect of the game. Operations also features the most rewarding character progression system out of the three modes currently available. Character progression in Operations can be a bit confusing until you wrap your head around the various currencies found in the game, but don’t worry because we’re here to help you figure things out.
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There are severaltypes of currenciesyou’ll need to progress your character in this mode, including Requisitions, Mastery Points, and Armory Data. We already coveredMastery Pointsin a different guide and Requisition is essentially just the equivalent of Gold. Armory Data, on the other hand, is a bit more specialized and comes in a few different variants. Keep reading to find out more about it.
How to Obtain Armory Data From Missions
There are two primary ways of obtaining Armory Data in Operations, the first of which involves simply grinding out missions. You’ll get a piece of Armory Data for simply completing an Operation and you’re able to acquire an additional piece of it during a mission.
To get that extra bit of data, keep an eye out for the floating servo skulls that pop up at quasi-random locations during missions. There’s only one of them per mission, and they can be quite difficult to spot due to their small size, so make sure to take the time to explore every nook and cranny of the map. The type of Armory Data you may obtain from missions depends on the mission’s difficulty. There are four levels of difficulty, but only three types of Armory Data. Namely:
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How to Obtain Armory Data From Trials
The second method of obtaining Armory Data involves completing class trials. This method is significantly faster and easier, but it only allows you to obtain a limited quantity of Armory Data. Each trial rewards you with one piece of data per completion and there are three trials per class. All in all, you can grab18 piecesof Armory Data by successfully completing all of them.
To start a trial, visit the Armoring Hall and select a class. Click the Trials button and pick one of the three trials to get started. Trials are basically short tutorial missions that teach players the core gameplay mechanics of every class. The catch is that Trials will only reward you with Master-Crafted Armory Data. You’ll still need to complete missions on higher difficulty to get your hands on some Artificer and Relic data. Once you have some Armory Data, you can use it to unlock new weapon tiers, which will give you access to newweapon perksand upgrades.
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine II
Saber Interactive’s Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 is the highly-anticipated sequel to the 2011 original game. Featuring a combat system that blends third-person shooting with hack and slash elements, Space Marine 2 can be enjoyed in single-player or co-op, and it also features PvP.
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