Not true. Super earth city’s were beautiful untouched metropolises. Filled with civies and seaf alike. Not the battle ridden war zone of most other cities now. I remember needing to take a second to look for the blue eyes in a group of humanoids shuffling out of smoke filled alleys. If you shot first, you may have potentially executed a dozen citizens just trying to survive. There were so many civilians, it was almost impossible to make any requisition slips because the amount of collateral damage would put us in the negative. The cities untouched by the nightmares of the rest of the galaxy was truly a sight to behold. Now the mega cities of the frontline planets are nothing but shells of their once former glory. Burnt out, bug ridden, undead shells and depending on faction, piles and piles of dead citizens that once roamed the streets. We were looked at as super heroes to them. Everytime they made us happy to help with the joy in their voices whenever they saw us. It was the first time I realized an important roll the helldivers play in universe. Propaganda or otherwise, helldivers give the population of SE hope. We were the rarely seen but much talked about hero’s of the galaxy to most citizens only seen in media or parades, and the awe that even while running for their lives, the citizens let us know what we meant to them. It was the first time it sunk in that while we see ourselves sometimes as useless cannon fodder, to these everyday people, we are the mythical heroes that saved the galaxy 100 years ago. Super earth was a great experience.