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Wow, an alt account to circumvent your ban and twist your narrative. You're not the bad guy at all, no.

It’s obvious you have no idea what you’re talking about.

You’re literally saying the rule is there to keep “you” from spreading awareness about toxic players, and I explained clearly that the rule is there to protect people (including you) from witchhunts. The rule doesn’t bend one way or the other. All naming and shaming posts will be removed - I will not have another innocent person being harassed because you feel a screenshot of a chat is sufficient to go after any person on Steam named Scout playing Deep Rock Galactic.

As such, your post is fine, except for the name. As long as it’s focusing on your experience of the encounter, it’s not a problem. We just cannot have people throwing random names in the pool, as it will hit people that aren’t involved. Also, it’s your word against theirs and there’s really no reason to get the internet involved on that level.

That’s exactly what you said. I’ve already had several people being harassed due to posts like this, because usernames are so easily faked, so don’t try pull off a half-assed comment about “all it does is not let us talk about toxic people” when the rule is there to protect people from internet vigilantes with their heads up their asses. People can report profiles on the platforms they encounter them on. Adding to that, this is a post about someone taking an extra resupply, sheesh.

So you want us to punish someone based on no evidence at all, on a closed network we can’t moderate at all?

No, that’s not “all it does”.

Don't tell anyone I told you, but the abundance of Lootbugs on Refinery missions is a mystery, even to us 😅

No, it came out that very day.

The rules are there for a reason.

Your post was removed as it is breaking our rule about naming and shaming other players.

Edit: back up after post edit.

I posted this elsewhere, but I'll also put it here.
The current system is actually the result of a lot of tweaking and design. Having shadows on the flashlights (and flares) gets chaotic real fast and it was decided against having it to keep the aesthetics in the game. While the dwarves have a flashlight, the game is designed around the flares and how you need to use them for visibility. The flashlight is a last resort, bare minimum thing. It's not supposed to be good or flashy (heh) but it's a step above complete darkness.
So, while performance would also take a hit, the lights in the game are the way they are primarily because of how the game is designed around darkness. I think the video does a good job at illustrating how elements taken slightly out of context can seem like weird choices, and how these choices work in the bigger picture of the game direction.

The current system is actually the result of a lot of tweaking and design. Having shadows on the flashlights (and flares) gets chaotic real fast and it was decided against having it to keep the aesthetics in the game. While the dwarves have a flashlight, the game is designed around the flares and how you need to use them for visibility. The flashlight is a last resort, bare minimum thing. It's not supposed to be good or flashy (heh) but it's a step above complete darkness.

So, while performance would also take a hit, the lights in the game are the way they are primarily because of how the game is designed around darkness. I think the video does a good job at illustrating how elements taken slightly out of context can seem like weird choices, and how these choices work in the bigger picture of the game direction.

He’s not on the Discord as far as we know.

Well done miner. Rock and Stone!

Rock and Stone to the bone!

The wiki apparently sucks on my phone, but on the accessories page it should be divided into where they are from. If not I’ll try to check later.

Mark just posted this, but I can't seem to pin his comment. So, I have chosen violence instead and stolen it for myself.

We have discovered the cause of the unchangeable modification issue. It's caused by the Display Area settings on the PlayStation 4.

While we're working on a permanent solution, here's a workaround:

Go to Settings - Sound and Screen - Display Area Settings - and enlarge the boxed area.