In Helldivers 2, players are assigned different missions to defend Super Earth and fight numerous enemy forces. Major Orders are community goals issued by the developer that need to be finished in a specific amount of time. While the majority of players have consistently enjoyed their gameplay, some have encountered difficulties tracking their progress while completing this goal. This can be very annoying because you have to progress through them in order to get important updates and new material. Here are all the ways you can try to solve it…

How Do Helldivers 2 Major Orders Operate? 

The way Major Orders function in Helldivers 2 is the first thing you should learn if you're a new player. Since these goals are totally community-driven, your input alone won't be enough to accomplish them. This does not, however, imply that you should give up on accomplishing your objectives because completing Major commands requires teamwork.

The majority of these goals include protecting planets from hostile groups, launching bioweapons, repelling enemy assaults, and more. Upon finishing the task, you will receive Requisition Slips, Medals, and access to all of the game's newly added content as rewards. 

Even though these requirements have been met, there have been numerous occasions where the Major Order's progress meter has failed to record player progress. Since there hasn't been a clear response to this, many speculate that the problem may be server-related because progress tracking either doesn't register at all or appears to be delayed.

How Can I Fix Major Orders in Helldivers 2 That Aren't Progressing? 

Though the Helldivers 2 community has tried multiple hacks that supposedly fixed this issue for many players, Arrowhead developers are actively working on a permanent solution to inconsistent progress tracking. Here are all the things you can try:

In addition to restarting both the game and your computer, make sure you have the most recent patch for Helldivers 2 installed, as the developers are using it to fix a number of bugs. 

When working on significant orders, try not to force close the game since this could interfere with your personal progress.

Playing together with others has been found to boost tracking accuracy by several players. 

Replaying potential missions also appears to improve progress monitoring, in addition to cooperative gameplay.

Given the complexity of the mission and the fact that Major Orders entail freeing occupied planets from invaders, it's also plausible that the community hasn't progressed through it yet. 

Go to Arrowhead's support page and file a request for additional troubleshooting if you believe the problem is unique to your own progress.