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Helldivers 2 Twitch Drops: How to Claim Rewards

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Helldivers 2, the third-person squad-based shooter developed by Arrowhead Game Studios is finally out, and with the release come Twitch Drops. Redeeming these drops will help you claim some free rewards, however, similar to others the process can be quite confusing. And since these are available for a limited period you don’t want to miss out on them so easily.

However, players can consider half of the job done after watching any of the affiliated streamers. After which, it’s just a matter of redeeming the Helldivers 2 Twitch Drops which might arguably seem like the toughest part, but it’s far from it. So if you are looking to get your hands on some free cosmetics, armor, etc in the battle for Super Earth, then here is a guide you should check out.

How to Claim Helldivers 2 Twitch Drops

How To Claim Helldivers 2 Twitch Drops
Connect Your Twitch Account To The Official Helldivers 2 Website (Image Source: Arrowhead Game Studios)

The Helldivers 2 Twitch Drops now include the TR-117 Alpha Commander Armor as a reward. Before even heading out and watching the live channel of your favorite streamer, the very first thing you will need to do is connect your Twitch account to the official Helldivers 2 site. It is also important to connect your Twitch account to the Steam or PlayStation account, depending on the platform you are playing Helldivers 2 on.

All you will need to do after that is watch the live stream of one of the affiliated streamers who have the Helldivers 2 Twitch Drops enabled for an hour. You can check the list of streamers affiliated with the game on the official website and watch the stream accordingly.

That said, if you want to directly hop onto the rewards then you can always keep the streams on in the background. We suggest you keep track of all the rewards’ progress or status on the Twitch Drop Inventory.

Once you have completed watching the stream for an hour, you will get the code for the reward in your Twitch Drop Inventory. After which the only thing left to do would be to head back to the official website and claim the TR-117 Alpha Commander Armor with the given code.

After redeeming the code on the official website, the armor will be available for players in the game. It is worth mentioning that without your Twitch account connected to the platform account, you won’t be able to redeem the reward in the game.

For more interesting guides like these, be sure to go through our dedicated Helldivers 2 section, right here on Gamer Tweak.

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