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Thanks for the ping. I've replied properly in the thread.

I can't offer any solutions to the issue at this point, but I'm forwarding this post to the programmers. You're not making an unreasonable request, we might be able to do something.

If it's any consolation, more or less all song covers or creative videos make the rounds at the office and cause great joy and pride. :)

And this is why there’s no distinguishing between what you kill. Everything is 1 kill to avoid people tallying and ranking themselves more than necessary. In the end, it’s not about killing things, so the stats are kept simple and for reward reasons.

You complained about this a year ago too, and we actually did lower the frequency of those voice lines as a result. Some were also removed.

However, I feel like your perspective is rather narrow on this. Yes, there are a few references to memes, but even more so to movies and other pop culture references that are a great big part of the era and background that's inspired a lot of the feel of Deep Rock Galactic.

I would like to absolutely debunk any impression that we're targeting the 14-year-old Fortnite crowd. That you feel they're out of place with the game's theme is weird, because there have been farts and burps from the beginning. It's never been meant to be a grimdark universe - you can get that with Warhammer. Deep Rock Galactic is born from a love of core co-op mechanics and a bunch of classic sci-fi movies, and the humor space will reflect that in many ways, without necessarily being locked into that era specifically.

We will prevail.

Fun fact: The loot bug sounds were made from sounds samples of the sound designers kids.

I am not comfortable with that winking emoji.

Tell him Management approves.

Here are some examples of the context-dependent tutorial hints, e.g. the tutorial hint that explains Nitra

will trigger in the first couple of mission when the player mines Nitra for the first time (or runs out of ammo w/o enough Nitra), and Resupply Drops are explained in a hint

that triggers when the player has collected enough to call one. ...

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The game does actually give you on screen, context sensitive hints on how to mine nitra, and how to resupply when you get low on ammo the first 5 times (or something) when you start playing.

There is also a hint on how to use the lazer pointer the first couple of times when you play a mission after having done the tutorial.

The original design of the new tutorial does leave some stuff out on purpose, since most people dont read all that text anyway or remember 80% of what they did in the tutorial anyway, so some stuff happens in regular missions after completing the tutorial. Making a tutorial that includes everything is easy enough, but it turns out that it has the opposite effect, and people learn less, the more you cram in.

The rare and elusive cave yeet.