I'm a very anxious lady, and change terrifies me. I like getting settled in a game and not leaving my comfort zone, running the same build, same character for way too long before trying anything new. I was a legendary 3 gunner before I had even gotten scout to level 25 lol. I guess my gut reaction about this was that I felt a little abandoned by a game that has got me through a lot of bad stuff in my life. . and, I dont want my comfort game to fade away, or be forgotten about. But this video gave me a lot of hope, just. . understanding a little more about what this change really means I guess. Its not my comfort game ending or being shelfed forever, its not a bad thing. It makes me happy to think about the devs getting their mojo back I guess. That flower of inspiration when you take a break from art that is taking a long time, and just letting your mind wander on a blank canvas for awhile, just letting everything out and starting from scratch again. Or having the guts to erase a sketch and try try again.
Yes, very much that last, I think. And try again knowing better what you want to draw or make or create... it's never easy to do, but it's good, sometimes, to start over. And, yeah... I agree, it's hard to feel like we're losing something, but I think there will be room for growth coming out of it.
Thank you for posting the video. It's very sad (to me) to learn that there will no longer be different classes in their new game. To me, this is one of the crown jewels that allowed so much co-operative interaction, fun and diverse game play in DRG. We'll have to wait and see if this decision will work for the player base, at large, in the new game.
I agree, there's a lot to be seen, still. I do love classes, especially coming from TF2 which was the granddaddy of all class-based FPS shooters. DRG's classes were so great at building co-op play, unlike Risk of Rain, which also has some really interesting choices between characters... the implementation is going to have to prove a few things.
Is it bad that I feel somewhat relieved that DRG is "dead". Maybe it's just me but for all of it's consumer friendly practices I still can't escape burnout just a few weeks into each season. I shudder to think what Destiny or Overwatch players go through.
I have a LOT of friends who are in the same boat you are, and I understand it. The gameplay of DRG for a lot of folks has real limitations. Overwatch... *laughs* they kind of do new stuff every month? and it's so transaction based... the people that stick with it are there for other reasons. I have one friend who coaches collegiate pro team wannabes and the market and marketing of the high level play is a whole different world. The Destiny players who are really into it are actually in it for the grind, so that's a different personality as well. Different games for different folks, and it's good to know when you want a break.
I’m right with you on the mixed feelings. I am really excited for a new game that sounds like what I wish DRG was already. But I am sad a game I’ve been playing for so long is finally coming to a end. But they gotta bring in that new cash flow. And I’m a tad upset you didn’t mention how epic Dinolords looks lol.
*falls over giggling* Dinolords!! Yeah... I found myself mourning what feels like an ending, too, even as they denied it. I mean... I guess TF2 keeps going without updates, but it's not a great thing for the players
Great video, many of the points and topics raised felt very relatable and/or intresting. Felt like a proper dive into the situation drg is in right now and not just "new game's cool but kinda sad because no new things are coming for old game". I'm personally also kinda bored of drg, having played nearly 1150 hours now, so while it is sad that I won't be feeling as eager to play it again for a while, it fills me with excitement knowing there are some completely new games on the horizon.
Cool! That's really great to know that they're as diligent with the board game as they are with the original one. Love that... and my son's really into board games, so that might be a nice Christmas idea. Thanks!!
Who knows? TF2 is still going stronger now six to eight years after Steam stopped updating it. But it feels a little tragic that my friend Olaf has ONLY seen DRG with lithophage. The good thing about playing a stable game is being able to rely on what's there for a longer term than games that try to switch things up periodically. Speed running may actually have a chance if they don't keep "fixing" everything that allows them to go a touch faster. And the people who stay and keep playing you'll know really love *this* game for its own reasons, much like the long time TF2 players who held it up when it was really sagging, and when I met folks on the servers I'd know them and know how I could rely on them. *laughs* We'll get to find out.
Im personally very happy about the annoncement, I always wanted them to make other games so if I was kinda bored from drg I could move on to something else that is similar but nowadays in the hord shooting genre there is not that much and I wont play vermintide or darktide they become boring very quickly and sadly starship troopers extermination is still in devlopment so not that much sweet content to eat
It is going to be something new! And, yeah, given how many of my friends were just bored with DRG, it's going to be fun to see what happens. I still remember R6's Outbreak horde shooter that I *loved* and which Extraction looks nothing like... so we'll see.
Honestly personally for me I have mixed feelings but I am extremely excited for this new game because as a drg player it looks exactly what I want from a game but the community currently is not happy and I can actually agree with this. Reason being is that gsg either handled this quite poorly or was expecting a negative response and is ok with that. The current situation feels like to most people that drg is going to be killed for a new game that we have no idea about that isn't physically connected to drg (so not an update or dlc) after one of the most lackluster seasons in terms of content. Most of the community thinks that drg is basically being abandoned which is not the case but it practically feels like it. If gsg maybe handled it in the way it was more connected to the base game of drg no one would be mad because technically now it can be an update or dlc. Another way is to just leave drg on a better note people wouldn't be mad if the game was say delayed one more year if drg could be in a much better state with new content that can keep us staying to the game.
Yeah... lots of reactions and emotions flying all around. I noticed that the sub-Reddit has a lot of folks yelling at each other... and the management of their user base hasn't really been particularly deft. They've hired more folks, but we still have to see how it goes.
Even if there aren't classes I still hope the dwarves keep their personality with scout being cowardly engineer being condescending gunner feeling insecure and driller just really needing to take a dump.
Pretty against the mid mission voting system Not like I dont get why they did this, its just easier to balance and bug fix when you dont need to think about mixing mid mission "perks" or whatever its called, but voting just splits the team as well as makes it such that you just sometimes dont get what you want.
Extremely disappointed. They're essentially abandoning it. Season 5 will pretty much be a glorified ad for rogue core, so really we're looking at 2 years for any content, and its already been a year so lets say 3 years.
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I'm a very anxious lady, and change terrifies me. I like getting settled in a game and not leaving my comfort zone, running the same build, same character for way too long before trying anything new. I was a legendary 3 gunner before I had even gotten scout to level 25 lol. I guess my gut reaction about this was that I felt a little abandoned by a game that has got me through a lot of bad stuff in my life. . and, I dont want my comfort game to fade away, or be forgotten about.
But this video gave me a lot of hope, just. . understanding a little more about what this change really means I guess. Its not my comfort game ending or being shelfed forever, its not a bad thing. It makes me happy to think about the devs getting their mojo back I guess. That flower of inspiration when you take a break from art that is taking a long time, and just letting your mind wander on a blank canvas for awhile, just letting everything out and starting from scratch again. Or having the guts to erase a sketch and try try again.
Yes, very much that last, I think. And try again knowing better what you want to draw or make or create... it's never easy to do, but it's good, sometimes, to start over.
And, yeah... I agree, it's hard to feel like we're losing something, but I think there will be room for growth coming out of it.
Thank you for posting the video. It's very sad (to me) to learn that there will no longer be different classes in their new game. To me, this is one of the crown jewels that allowed so much co-operative interaction, fun and diverse game play in DRG. We'll have to wait and see if this decision will work for the player base, at large, in the new game.
I agree, there's a lot to be seen, still. I do love classes, especially coming from TF2 which was the granddaddy of all class-based FPS shooters. DRG's classes were so great at building co-op play, unlike Risk of Rain, which also has some really interesting choices between characters... the implementation is going to have to prove a few things.
Is it bad that I feel somewhat relieved that DRG is "dead". Maybe it's just me but for all of it's consumer friendly practices I still can't escape burnout just a few weeks into each season. I shudder to think what Destiny or Overwatch players go through.
I have a LOT of friends who are in the same boat you are, and I understand it. The gameplay of DRG for a lot of folks has real limitations.
Overwatch... *laughs* they kind of do new stuff every month? and it's so transaction based... the people that stick with it are there for other reasons. I have one friend who coaches collegiate pro team wannabes and the market and marketing of the high level play is a whole different world.
The Destiny players who are really into it are actually in it for the grind, so that's a different personality as well.
Different games for different folks, and it's good to know when you want a break.
I’m right with you on the mixed feelings. I am really excited for a new game that sounds like what I wish DRG was already. But I am sad a game I’ve been playing for so long is finally coming to a end. But they gotta bring in that new cash flow. And I’m a tad upset you didn’t mention how epic Dinolords looks lol.
*falls over giggling* Dinolords!! Yeah... I found myself mourning what feels like an ending, too, even as they denied it. I mean... I guess TF2 keeps going without updates, but it's not a great thing for the players
Great video, many of the points and topics raised felt very relatable and/or intresting. Felt like a proper dive into the situation drg is in right now and not just "new game's cool but kinda sad because no new things are coming for old game". I'm personally also kinda bored of drg, having played nearly 1150 hours now, so while it is sad that I won't be feeling as eager to play it again for a while, it fills me with excitement knowing there are some completely new games on the horizon.
Glad you found something more in this. xD
The board game is pretty good to be honest. Played it with my regular dwarf crew and we had a blast!
Cool! That's really great to know that they're as diligent with the board game as they are with the original one. Love that... and my son's really into board games, so that might be a nice Christmas idea. Thanks!!
Maybe I got into DRG too late lol. Or maybe at the right time?
Who knows? TF2 is still going stronger now six to eight years after Steam stopped updating it. But it feels a little tragic that my friend Olaf has ONLY seen DRG with lithophage.
The good thing about playing a stable game is being able to rely on what's there for a longer term than games that try to switch things up periodically. Speed running may actually have a chance if they don't keep "fixing" everything that allows them to go a touch faster. And the people who stay and keep playing you'll know really love *this* game for its own reasons, much like the long time TF2 players who held it up when it was really sagging, and when I met folks on the servers I'd know them and know how I could rely on them. *laughs*
We'll get to find out.
true my brother@@Autogyro.001
Personaly when i see early screenshots i think rouge core will be like a GTFO
It *does* look like that. Horror elements and all, and I liked GTFO, but I hope the difficulty scaling will be easier to start.
Im personally very happy about the annoncement, I always wanted them to make other games so if I was kinda bored from drg I could move on to something else that is similar but nowadays in the hord shooting genre there is not that much and I wont play vermintide or darktide they become boring very quickly and sadly starship troopers extermination is still in devlopment so not that much sweet content to eat
It is going to be something new! And, yeah, given how many of my friends were just bored with DRG, it's going to be fun to see what happens. I still remember R6's Outbreak horde shooter that I *loved* and which Extraction looks nothing like... so we'll see.
Found Sarah Koenig's YT channel!
*falls over giggling* I am so honored. Thank you.
Honestly personally for me I have mixed feelings but I am extremely excited for this new game because as a drg player it looks exactly what I want from a game but the community currently is not happy and I can actually agree with this. Reason being is that gsg either handled this quite poorly or was expecting a negative response and is ok with that. The current situation feels like to most people that drg is going to be killed for a new game that we have no idea about that isn't physically connected to drg (so not an update or dlc) after one of the most lackluster seasons in terms of content. Most of the community thinks that drg is basically being abandoned which is not the case but it practically feels like it. If gsg maybe handled it in the way it was more connected to the base game of drg no one would be mad because technically now it can be an update or dlc. Another way is to just leave drg on a better note people wouldn't be mad if the game was say delayed one more year if drg could be in a much better state with new content that can keep us staying to the game.
Yeah... lots of reactions and emotions flying all around. I noticed that the sub-Reddit has a lot of folks yelling at each other... and the management of their user base hasn't really been particularly deft. They've hired more folks, but we still have to see how it goes.
Even if there aren't classes I still hope the dwarves keep their personality with scout being cowardly engineer being condescending gunner feeling insecure and driller just really needing to take a dump.
I did love those touches. I have no idea why this comment didn't show in my feed before now, but thanks.
@@Autogyro.001 don't worry about it, as a driller main: shit happens
W devs tbh
Pretty against the mid mission voting system Not like I dont get why they did this, its just easier to balance and bug fix when you dont need to think about mixing mid mission "perks" or whatever its called, but voting just splits the team as well as makes it such that you just sometimes dont get what you want.
Yeah. I could see that being the case, especially as a solo player joining a public lobby.
Extremely disappointed. They're essentially abandoning it. Season 5 will pretty much be a glorified ad for rogue core, so really we're looking at 2 years for any content, and its already been a year so lets say 3 years.
I hear you. Yeah... it's hard to not take this as just the end of DRG, especially with all the weirdness of how Season 4 came out.
why would they do this 😂😂
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