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For those not wanting to pause: "That acid spitter would've singlehandedly ended me if engie didnt just tank it right there. Likely causing them to stop to pick me up and get sniped by the pretorian behind us. Engie you're a goddamn legend and you don't even know it. and btw if you paused to read this, I just want to say thanks for watching my dumb shitpost edits and helping me grow. My 'big' project is underway but will be a while because I'm busy with work, yknow how it is. Thanks again for pausing!" Yw, yw
1. DRG has very friendly community, especially if ya aint a pointy ear leaf lover 2. CS is very toxic, propably one of the most toxic games there are out there.
“Just go without me” “Never.” *this is when you know you’ve become a certified greybeard, when you have taken the words no dwarf left behind to heart.*
There is a survival bonus per dwarf. And I think it scales with the difficulty, but its not as huge as everything else. Still tho, NO DWARF LEFT BEHIND
@@armintor2826 Same. It's always the hardest choice whether to play hero or be practical. But it is very fun going out there on a final stand to save your comrades.
These missions with convoluted escape sequences where everyone gets out by the skin of their teeth after having to backtrack to rescue a fallen comrade are always the best. The feeling of successfully executing such a rescue plan is one of the most satisfying things in playing DRG to me.
Just started playing this game. I was paired with someone lvld in the 100’s. I kid you not I was downed more than 10 times and when the drop pod came I said meh go on without me you did a lot already. This veteran came and saved my butt and we made it off that rock alive. “No dwarf gets left behind” you guys have an awesome community and I hope it stays that way! Can say in 20+ years of playing co-op online with complete strangers I have never experienced a community so wholesome and non-toxic.
Its quite epic to hear about a community, that will most of the time help, be it newbies or veteran players, its team mates for no useful reason, other than "Because we said so". The other times die trying to save fallen mate
The fact that drg has managed to cultivate a community of people that will absolutely refuse to leave each other behind despite the fact that there is *NO CONSEQUENCE FOR DOING SO* is amazing to me. God I love this game.
Also, apparently in the drill mission you can bring back the head of the drill purely if you want to, and this was implemented solely because players were sad at leaving them behind
@@retrodarktrooper6372 i never knew there was an xp difference because i’ve literally never seen anyone left behind, either everyone makes it or no one does
You got to love communities like DRG. We will fight and die for our dwarven brothers, and we will do what it takes to try to bring everyone home. No one gets left behind or forgotten.
I love that the in game work/dwarf culture influences players to make insane decisions like this so no one’s left behind. It’s honestly pretty badass and uplifting when stuff like this happens. Also excellent editing lol
As someone who's never seen this game before, the most badass part of this video was that immediately after declaring no man left behind, the camera cuts to a shot of you just sprinting though a hundred of feet of solid earth as if it were hardly an obstacle. The raw unstoppable energy that exudes is phenomenal
The class I was playing is really unique to class-based games in general; You can dig straight through the map anywhere you want. If you like horde shooters and exploration games, I can't recommend this game enough.
@@Norkfunny btw, a little after this video, I looked at the game with a few friends and have already sunk 60 hours into it. For such a simple concept, this game is beyond fantastic. Thanks for the recommendation because it was totally worth it.
I just started today and experienced something similar to this in my first mission. Started at Hazard 4 because no other lobbies were on the easier difficulty. Died trying to mine the last few Morkite near the top of the cave by using Engineer and created platforms to a swarm that spawned right next to it by surprise. We already got the Morkite and Drop Pod is called. I told them to just leave me behind because I was at the top of a pillar and getting to me will take too much time. The Scout literally said "haha, no lol" and just grappled all the way to the top, killing all the enemies that were surrounding me and revived me. The Driller also came back and drilled an easy way to the Drop Pod, with the gunner staying near the Drop Pod in case all went to shit. Rock and Stone to those fellow Dwarves.
A game where it doesn't really matter if you die as long as one teammate gets to the end, but everyone tries to get that one guy to the end just cause we "leave no dwarf behind". Pure dwarvern energy. Rock n stone!
I feel like if yah want to be left behind, you should say nothing. Cause there's something about the "Just go without me" line that ignites the clutch plays in all Dwarves :D Great work! Rock and Stone!
I've several times told my friends "just leave without me" and they did because they knew how bad things were, but with internet strangers that may be true.
I like to blow up my fellow dwarves immediately outside the drop pod, they know they're gonna make it so its good fun. Fun in that I don't feel remorse, maybe less so for them
Engy was like Zuko absorbing the Lightning from Azula that would have killed Aang a 2nd time. Damn fine Goalie-ing from Engy, whether they _meant_ to take that acid to the face or not!
I wish the community was still this solid, it’s still great but I’ve had a few psycho dwarves kill me as I approach the drop pod, and many just leave me behind to die. I had one dwarf save me beyond all odds recently & it saved my hopes for the game and I still continue to play. Pro tip: never leave a dwarf behind, even if it cost you your life, make an effort so they know you at least tried
My own No Dwarf Behind story isn't as epic as this but remembering it brings tear to me eye. I was on an Ommoron mission guiding a group of 3 greenbeards (I know, my sense of self preservation isn't working properly) and the game bugged out (as it does) at the end of the encounter and I found myself somehow under the Ommoron crystal rock on my knees unable to feel my beard. As we all know, that damn purple mineral can't be drilled through, blown up and it takes 4 or 5 pickaxe hits to make a dent in it. Told them to just leave me and get to the drop pod. And what did these mad lads do? They painstakingly pickaxed their way to me through the most durable material in the game that isn't indestructible just to leave no dwarf behind :')
My leave no dwarve behind story is even less impressive, me and an engineer were digging a tunnel to drop pod without rocky mountain when a teammate was downed at the entrance of the tunnel with the driller by him so I tried to rescue him but the engineer blocked me so I dug out a side tunnel and the engineer kept on digging I tried to save them but I was downed but the engineer came running back and saved us all and the driller finished the tunnel and we made it with 30 seconds left all while enemies were filling the tunnel. ROCK AND STONE!
I'll never forget my first DRG mission. As a newbie driller, I (foolishly) tried to tunnel my way to the drop pod, but I ended up getting downed just before I reached the exit. With just a minute left on the clock, some madlad ran back out and tunneled through several feet of rock to revive me, and we made it back with just seconds to spare. That's how I fell in love with this game.
Not just that, but the fact that through the power of rock and stone this game has somehow very little trolls and toxic players. It's a fricking miracle of the ore that the public option still exists.
What keeps me coming back to DRG are moments like this. The rescues, the last minute rushes to the pod, running out of ammo and meleeing a dreadnought to death. The moments where the whole operation is dangling by a thread and you still somehow come out on top.
We may be dumb at time but no matter how many times you go down (greenbeard or graybeard) we will constantly keep coming to save you because of a simple phrase "leave no dwarf behind"
I've never played this game, but there's just something about a Saving Private Ryan play that ignites a fire in me. I think I'll pick this game up soon. Rock and stone!
I can gladly recommend this game, yeah its 30 bucks but it's well worth it, plus it's still getting updated, also also there's gonna be a new major update on the 28th this month giving us new secondaries that are awesome looking
As a driller main, I must agree that everyone I’ve ever taught to play driller, I tell them the only true way to use the drills is the save someone as you just did, good job.
Probably come back to this video a dozen and a half times by now just to witness it again, truly raw power. Saw this a few months ago the first time, and one purchase and over 100 hours in the mines later its easily cemented as an all time rock and stone moment for me. Who knows how many fresh new dwarves this clip has inspired to gold greenbeards and glory....
I know this is not the case in this video, but: The greenhorn scout got told to stay in the pod. His fellow dwarves, with more experience and beard, went back out to save one of their colleagues. While surrounded by the chittering sounds of Glyphids echoing in his steel refuge, he thought to himself: "what is with those old beards about 'leave no dwarves behind'? It's madness! This is my first assignment, and what horrors I have already seen! Giant bugs that can crush you in a single bite. Flying bugs that cruelly grab you and let you drop from great heights. Fire, ice and hazards of any kind. Isn't it better to leave with your own life? I am in just for the paycheck, those old fools be damned!". While the greenbeard made these thoughts, a resounding *BOOM* quaked the earth, shattering it. "Oh great, the driller just coming through. Come on, let's get this over with", thought the scout. And at that point he saw it. The driller, holding the wounded engineer with one hand and shooting fire from his issued CRSPR with the other. The engineer, using his healthy arm to cover the driller blind spots with a shower of micro pellets. And the gunner covering up their back with a storm of lead, keeping at bay a raging tide of bugs. The scout didn't know what was happening inside him. It's almost as if he had an hot sensation inside his very soul. An ember, growing ever more fierce into a raging, bellowing fire for each second. He remembered the tales his grandpa told him, about the spirit of the warriors of old, comrades in arms. He never believed his stories, but he was starting to understand them now. The scout's trembling hands tightened the grip around his rifle; he was on the edge of the Drop Pod's door, a step from safety, but paralyzed by terror. "If I go, what if I die?". While he was hesitating, he saw a particularly nasty bug. Sneaking up on the trio, the Glyphid ignited his flammable sacs, exploding into a ball of fire. The three dwarves fell down to the ground, a dozen meters from the pod. The gunner thought: "Damn, it's over". The scout didn't even realize what happened next. " *FUUUUUCK IIIIIIIT!!!!!!* " His legs were moving on their own. His shout was uneasingly coming out of his mouth. What was he doing? Wasn't all this in contradiction with what he just thought about 'leave no dwarves behind'? Why his chest was burning? Why he couldn't stop? He charged straight at his downed colleagues, his inexperience and trembling hands making his rifle spitting inaccurate fire at the bugs. Strafing on the ground, he took out his flask, and splashed the nano-healing liquid on the gunner. The instructions said it should instantly revive a patient. What happened next was pure confusion to him. He was shooting and roaring back at the skittering tide of bugs, until a hand in a red glove grabbed his shoulder and pulled him back. At the same time, two streams, one of fire and one of lead, passed on his left and right side, respectively. They continued to retreat, pouring death on the Glyphids until the doors of the drop pod closed, and the additional gravity due to the rapid ascent increased. Within his seat, the scout was staring at the floor, still trying to piece together what made him act like that, the burning sensation within his soul hotter than ever. Then, he felt a hand on his shoulder. He saw the face of the driller, with a beaming smile full of dirt and fuel, as he spoke: "That's the spirit, rookie. Rock and stone".
I am a Driller main and I can say that I would have done it like the creator of this video did. I would do everything I can to reach the dwarf in need, just to help him. I felt every goddamn second in this video. Thank you for this one.
Nicely done! In stark contrast, I had to suffer an absolutely jerk in my recent game. The drop pod came down in a very inconvenient place; it was half perched in a wide canyon of a cylinder, with its ramp hanging in mid-air with no way to easily get to it. The gunner and I (driller) were stuck down below and down. The scout came and rezzed us. I drilled up to the drop pod along the wall and had to make a leap of faith, and made it. Mr. Gunner was taking a while (I assumed he was behind me, he was not), and I realized he was going back for a supply pod (I assume he didn't have any zip line ammo). Our second driller typed in chat: "JUST die so we can LEAVE!" Well, he didn't, but he got his ammo, came back, made a zip line to get to us. The impatient second driller left as the gunner was coming up the ram and C4'd him back down. I was like "Aw hell no" and jumped out to get him back up. He shouldn't suffer that because of this impatient prick. Well, as I'm rezzing the gunner, he C4's me too. I'm down, so is the gunner. I'm pissed now. So I popped my Iron Will and rezzed the gunner, stormed up the ramp and shot the second driller several times. Wasn't trying to down him, but I wasn't gonna let him win. If I can wait patiently, he can too. Anyway, we evac'd successfully and didn't even get the "you returned while downed" animation thing, whatever it's called. Most people are good on this game, but there are still some freaking jerkbags, man. :/
I watched this and immediately bought the game. Glad to report that I just got my first promotion as scout and I'm having an absolute blast. Thanks Nork
1:54 That acid spitter would’ve singlehanded ended me with that shot if engi didn’t just tank it right there. Likely causing them to stop to pick me up and get sniped by the pretorian right behind us. Engi you’re a goddamn legend and don’t even know it. and btw if you paused to read this, I just wanna say thanks for watching my dumb shitpost edits and helping me grow. My “big” project is under way but will be a while just because I’m busy with work, yknow how it is. Thanks again for pausing!
I clicked on this thinking it would be a relatively short, unedited clip of a cool save, was pleasantly surprised by the edits. This is the kind of scenario I always dream about when I play deep rock. I haven't got super far into progression and difficulty so it rarely happens but man it's so cool when you're really running against the timer
Once I played Driller, me and my team almost had no ammo and no nitra while we still haven't finished 1 mission objective, BIG wave started with lots of Preatorians and Slashers, 2 Wardens and 2 Bulk Detonators on Haz 4 or 5. Our team got knocked down, used Iron Will to revive me but they still got downed and I ran out of ammo defending myself and trying to revive, another (3rd) Bulk Detonator spawned and more bugs. Somehow I got to mine just enough Nitra while repelling bugs with only my pickaxe and drills to get for supply. Ordered supply pod and almost died when resupplying. Killed most of the small enemies and 1 bulk, then revived my team with sliver of health and again without ammo. My team finished rest of the enemies, we barely made it out alive. And hell it was epic asf.
I think it’s safe to say this video was what piqued my curiosity with this game. It only took a few more videos before I finally caved (heh rock joke) and bought it yesterday. I’ve done two missions on my own, and intend to find a group after I’ve done a few more. Thanks for the content, brother. Rock and Stone!
@@ciscornBIG Most people don't even use VC, so don't worry about it. The in-game chatter between dwarves is really great for communication and the ping system solves the rest of your problems.
8 months later, I'm a new face, and this is still relatable. Just a dwarf being fuck off somewhere on last 3 mins of extraction, but I was no driller, I'm an engie. Still, I mined through with the tiny pickaxe, and eventually the other 2 dwarves at the drop pod picked up what I was doing and WENT ALL IN ON SAVING THAT ONE GUY. We came out all alive.
Could you record your Elite/Deep Dive gameplay when you do it? Honestly I'm just looking for any DRG content at this point and you and your friend are really fun to watch playing DRG.
I'm so glad I found this channel, love your content, hope I get to rock and stone alongside some day! Gunner: Just go without me! Driller: Never. Bugs: Do you hear boss music?
These moments are what i really like about DRG. The most adrenaline rushing moment trying to save a fallen dwarf no matter what while time is running up and bugs everywhere. One time there was 3 minutes left and i found the last 8 secondary objective apoca blooms and went down. And no one came to save me :(
If you can, use drills to get enemies to run away. You can also strip praetorian armor with drills to make it easier to use the embedded detonators on the subata. Also always aim below single targets with the flamethrower, and try to play the flamethrower like you’re using the Coilgun. Line them up and light them on fire.
I had to unfortunately leave a dwarf behind today. We were doing a morkite seed mission. But it was SO laggy and confusing to navigate the azure wield on a haz 3. I heard the guy calling for help but I couldn't find him on the map. Despite trying like 2 times. I wanted to run and find him but the lag made the game nearly a stop motion. If not for the lag I woulda ran that whole cave system looking for him but I couldn't. I just waited in the drop pod with the other 2 till the timer ran down. Felt terrible. Rock and stone you beautiful dwarf!
text on screen at 1:53 reads: That acid spitter would've singlehandedly ended me with that shot if engi didn't just tank it right there. Likely causing them to stop to pick me up and get sniped by the pretorian right behind us. Engie you're a goddamn legend and don't even know it. and btw if you paused to read this, I just wanted to say thanks for watching my dumb shitpost edits and helping me grow. my "big" project is under way but will be a while just because I'm busy with work, yknow how it is. Thanks again for Pausing!
I honestly don't. It might result in people doing disingenuous acts of kindness for the extra resources. A good act should be done because it is the right thing to do, not because you'll make a profit off of it.
The thing I love about the game is that people will go out of the way to save you... and it's never clear if they care about you, DRG principles, or just don't want to wait a few extra seconds for take off. After all, the Host could totally boot you right there just to keep things going, but people don't do that. It creates these epic rescue moments at all levels of gameplay and makes a cycle of positive memories.
My first mission in this game i load in as scout, got lost from the team and found myself downed far from the drop pod (as scouts tend to do lol). Just as i sit back and assume the others will evac without me and finish the mission, i see the whole ass team leave the drop pod, fight their way towards me and pick me up, no dwarf left behind. 10/10 community
As someone who just started editing videos a month ago, don't sweat it! You can't force yourself to just punch out videos like you're a factory worker meeting a quota. Although, now that I think about it, thats a perfect analogy for how TH-cam works. But don't. dont do that
One of the greatest moment in DRG was when someone died way in the cave. A scout went to go get him so myself and another engineer posted up 4 turrets and was doing crowd control while he was being retrieved. It felt like an actual action movie. prox mines going off, turrets firing full speed, praetorians and oppressors stomping around. Once out of the thick of it, I'm sure it had to be relieving seeing your team holding the evac.
As a scout main, I am always the first one at the drop pod, but that also makes me have to go the furthest to revive someone when they go down. I will go 200 damn meters of I have to to revive them. Idc if they cant make it in time to get to the drop pod, I'll revive them then they are on their own lmao. I'll barely make it back in time and they get left behind anyways, but damn it I won't not revive them.
as a driller main no distance nor obstacle will stop me from bringing everyone back alive I will move the earth itself to get you up on your feet and personally escort you home rock and fucking stone brother
No dwarf left behind. I once saved a brother that lost its way and downed. I dig all my way to him while other brothers keep enemies off my back. Everyone safely board the pod with 10sec left. Rock n Stones to all great players
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For those not wanting to pause:
"That acid spitter would've singlehandedly ended me if engie didnt just tank it right there. Likely causing them to stop to pick me up and get sniped by the pretorian behind us. Engie you're a goddamn legend and you don't even know it.
and btw if you paused to read this, I just want to say thanks for watching my dumb shitpost edits and helping me grow. My 'big' project is underway but will be a while because I'm busy with work, yknow how it is. Thanks again for pausing!"
Yw, yw
THANK YOU lmao
Just spent like 3 minutes trying to see that one frame (on mobile)
@@calebwirt2703 Me too brother,Rock And Stone!
Thanks for this post. I couldn't get the frame... itchy curiosity.
Teamwork makes the dwarvn mines larger
@@calebwirt2703 omg same XD but I actually got fed up trying & went over to my pc to slow it down and caught it before reading this
I've encountered more teamwork and empathy in 30 minutes of this game than 400 hours of CSGO.
This, 100%, this game is fantastic
That's kinda just CSGO for you lol. Or any other competitive shooter to some extent
DRG is just a great community and I am honored to be a part of it.
1. DRG has very friendly community, especially if ya aint a pointy ear leaf lover
2. CS is very toxic, propably one of the most toxic games there are out there.
CAN WE HAVE A ROCK AND STONE!
“Just go without me”
“Never.”
*this is when you know you’ve become a certified greybeard, when you have taken the words no dwarf left behind to heart.*
Rock and Stone!
Rock and Stone!
Rock and Stone forever!
ROCKITY ROCK AND STONE!
Did I hear a rock and stone?
"Just leave me behind.."
" *YOU WILL LIVE WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT!* "
"I AIN'T DRINKIN' THOSE BEERS ALONE, YOU'RE COMING WITH ME WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT!"
"You're being rescued, please don't resist"
Ayeeeee code lyoko
DEATH IS NOT A REASON TO STOP DOING YOUR JOB - management, probably.
@@ImMrSpaceman god i tried to rewatch that shit holy shit bro that show was wild
The fact that you get absolutely nothing for going back to rescue a teammate is what makes it so epically heroic.
you do get like 50 creds but its almost nothing
@@petervasil6159almost nothing? I CAN GO TIP LLOYD 10 TIMES :D
There is a survival bonus per dwarf. And I think it scales with the difficulty, but its not as huge as everything else.
Still tho, NO DWARF LEFT BEHIND
You actually get a bonus of 1000+ credits if all 4 leave
This game has a unique way of getting players to buy in to the mantra of “No dwarf left behind” and “rock and stone”
rock and stone, you beautiful dwarf!
I mean, it's team based, and the other phrase is fitting and catchy
ROCK
and....
STOOOOONE
Stone and Rock! No, wait...
Did I hear a rock and stone?
This is hands down the best part of playing driller. No way am I going to let some damn bugs knock down my teammates, only I’m allowed to do that.
avg driller main when c4
“Things are about to go boom”
Also as a driller main, you’ve earned my respect by being the true player to have driller in their hands
You ain't a real Driller unless you blow up your teammates once or twice. Per mission...
Engineer loading up fat boy: allow me to introduce myself
Making tunnels solo can be a scary experience. Good thing you had Spider-Man watching your back
Everybody gets one.
@@Steelface97 expect uncle Ben and gwen Stacy
@@TheMadsav1993 | Stacy got DOZENS of spiderman saves. She was a friggin' mooch. Leave some Spiderman for the rest of us, geez.
You can always trust your buddy ol' pal Spider-Man
That ain' spiderman,.....that was Spoooder man XD
"just go without me"
*"never"*
more rock and stone worthy words have never been spoken before.
Truly, even Karl himself would be proud.
Props to the Scout though, his restraint to just sit around as mission completion insurance and not go and fight is admirable.
Honestly true. Its good to have at least one person making sure the missions finished. Not everyone needs to be a hero
@@armintor2826 Same. It's always the hardest choice whether to play hero or be practical.
But it is very fun going out there on a final stand to save your comrades.
Always have one person on insurance no matter what
Sometimes the only reason I complete a dive is because of the one guy playing insurance
Beers up to my fellow Scout brother. Rock And Stone!
Also, props to the scout for coming in clutch and reviving all of them at the very end, when they died because of that pesky exploding bug.
These missions with convoluted escape sequences where everyone gets out by the skin of their teeth after having to backtrack to rescue a fallen comrade are always the best. The feeling of successfully executing such a rescue plan is one of the most satisfying things in playing DRG to me.
The music coming from the decoys needs to be a mod, holy shit its so good.
AGREED
Here here! I was just about to comment on the creativity of that myself and saw this comment
The Decoys already have sound effect, so I don’t see why they couldn’t have music.
Music is a natural enemy to the glyphids
The Music is awesome for the decoys, it is from TF2 originally I believe but would love to see it added to this game
Just started playing this game. I was paired with someone lvld in the 100’s. I kid you not I was downed more than 10 times and when the drop pod came I said meh go on without me you did a lot already. This veteran came and saved my butt and we made it off that rock alive. “No dwarf gets left behind” you guys have an awesome community and I hope it stays that way! Can say in 20+ years of playing co-op online with complete strangers I have never experienced a community so wholesome and non-toxic.
Its quite epic to hear about a community, that will most of the time help, be it newbies or veteran players, its team mates for no useful reason, other than "Because we said so".
The other times die trying to save fallen mate
The fact that drg has managed to cultivate a community of people that will absolutely refuse to leave each other behind despite the fact that there is *NO CONSEQUENCE FOR DOING SO* is amazing to me. God I love this game.
Also, apparently in the drill mission you can bring back the head of the drill purely if you want to, and this was implemented solely because players were sad at leaving them behind
Actually, you get bonus xp for how many dwarves come back. Not much, but still an incentive to go for the rescue
@@retrodarktrooper6372 i never knew there was an xp difference because i’ve literally never seen anyone left behind, either everyone makes it or no one does
You got to love communities like DRG. We will fight and die for our dwarven brothers, and we will do what it takes to try to bring everyone home.
No one gets left behind or forgotten.
@@yourlocalmoron153 can't leave Doretta!
I love that the in game work/dwarf culture influences players to make insane decisions like this so no one’s left behind. It’s honestly pretty badass and uplifting when stuff like this happens. Also excellent editing lol
As someone who's never seen this game before, the most badass part of this video was that immediately after declaring no man left behind, the camera cuts to a shot of you just sprinting though a hundred of feet of solid earth as if it were hardly an obstacle. The raw unstoppable energy that exudes is phenomenal
The class I was playing is really unique to class-based games in general;
You can dig straight through the map anywhere you want.
If you like horde shooters and exploration games, I can't recommend this game enough.
driller is absolute boss
Yeah, and Driller's other "support" tool is straight up just a brick of c4 he tosses around. He's pretty rad.
@@Norkfunny btw, a little after this video, I looked at the game with a few friends and have already sunk 60 hours into it. For such a simple concept, this game is beyond fantastic. Thanks for the recommendation because it was totally worth it.
@@TubaJay448 its way less c4 then i thought i would get access to but uts a balanced amounr
I just started today and experienced something similar to this in my first mission. Started at Hazard 4 because no other lobbies were on the easier difficulty. Died trying to mine the last few Morkite near the top of the cave by using Engineer and created platforms to a swarm that spawned right next to it by surprise. We already got the Morkite and Drop Pod is called. I told them to just leave me behind because I was at the top of a pillar and getting to me will take too much time. The Scout literally said "haha, no lol" and just grappled all the way to the top, killing all the enemies that were surrounding me and revived me. The Driller also came back and drilled an easy way to the Drop Pod, with the gunner staying near the Drop Pod in case all went to shit.
Rock and Stone to those fellow Dwarves.
A game where it doesn't really matter if you die as long as one teammate gets to the end, but everyone tries to get that one guy to the end just cause we "leave no dwarf behind".
Pure dwarvern energy. Rock n stone!
I love DRG because never have I found a community so willing to live up to the motto no one left behind
*"WE LIVE TOGETHER, OR WE DIE TOGETHER!"*
It's the most united community on the internet from my experience.
best community
I mean get more money if everyone gets back alive
FOR CARL!
I really think “wake the fuck up karl, we have a city to burn” should be incorporated into the game as a revive line
I feel like if yah want to be left behind, you should say nothing. Cause there's something about the "Just go without me" line that ignites the clutch plays in all Dwarves :D
Great work!
Rock and Stone!
To the bone!
Goes for any co-op game
DEATH COMES TO ALL OR NONE AT ALL
ROCK!!! AND!! STOONNE!!
I've several times told my friends "just leave without me" and they did because they knew how bad things were, but with internet strangers that may be true.
@@AlexanderRM1000 you need new ballsy comrades lel
"Just go without me"
"I'm sorry dave, I'm afraid I can't do that"
“Just leave me, I’m disposable.”
Nork: *“Not to me.”*
Vampire + Iron will is such a good combo
Whenever a greenbeard tells me to leave then, it only makes my want to save them even more.
"Just go without me..."
"I SAID WE GONNA LEAVE TOGETHER...beside we don't have health insurance..."
I love these "just go without me" "not an option" moments in this game, ROCK AND STONE!
i love how you called that engie a legend and then he proceeds to nuke the team nearly causing a wipe, clutch as hell end to a mission tho
Engie giveth and Engie taketh
Either Engie or Driller. Rarely both, but always one.
I like to blow up my fellow dwarves immediately outside the drop pod, they know they're gonna make it so its good fun. Fun in that I don't feel remorse, maybe less so for them
Engy was like Zuko absorbing the Lightning from Azula that would have killed Aang a 2nd time.
Damn fine Goalie-ing from Engy, whether they _meant_ to take that acid to the face or not!
@@haveiszalfaroqie1628driller has that second support tool known as “the TK special”
Nork, you are responsible for me purchasing this game. Rock and Stone to the heart
I was confused as to how u didnt go down after iron will then i remembered the power attack, im assuming u had vampire. G A M E R
Always take vampire with Iron will. Its a free self revive.
@@Norkfunny mmnn vampire with cryo makes for EZ healing.
Vampire singlehandedly makes a dwarf's life easier.
If you ain't cold as stone, you ain't goin' home.
@@Norkfunny Shit I did not know this *facepalms because I can't read about mechanics
@@arturarruda8151 You're right. That's why I made a whole video on it. (Shameless plug) th-cam.com/video/VVceSaMlyUA/w-d-xo.html
The nostalgia when I head PayDay2 ost and realized I'm still playing coop with homies after all these years.
Okay, so maybe some folks weren't listening: when we say "NO DWARF LEFT BEHIND" we goddamn well MEAN IT! THIS is how you make Karl proud, boys!
Rock and STOOOOOONE
@@hvoltage1524 YO THE BOOOONE YEAAAAH
ROCK AND STONE BROTHER!
ROCK AND STONE!!
ROCK AND STONE OR WE DON'T GO HOME
I wish the community was still this solid, it’s still great but I’ve had a few psycho dwarves kill me as I approach the drop pod, and many just leave me behind to die. I had one dwarf save me beyond all odds recently & it saved my hopes for the game and I still continue to play.
Pro tip: never leave a dwarf behind, even if it cost you your life, make an effort so they know you at least tried
That’s why u got to pay more respect to Bosco, Bosco is also the only one who brought u and ur teammates back home when u failed the mission
if you didnt notice, a dwarf killed this guy as he approached the drop pod too. just how it's always been lmao.
Made one today
Mf acid spitter downed me trying to revive a russian dwarf
Only 2 of my brothers made it back safely
My own No Dwarf Behind story isn't as epic as this but remembering it brings tear to me eye. I was on an Ommoron mission guiding a group of 3 greenbeards (I know, my sense of self preservation isn't working properly) and the game bugged out (as it does) at the end of the encounter and I found myself somehow under the Ommoron crystal rock on my knees unable to feel my beard. As we all know, that damn purple mineral can't be drilled through, blown up and it takes 4 or 5 pickaxe hits to make a dent in it. Told them to just leave me and get to the drop pod. And what did these mad lads do? They painstakingly pickaxed their way to me through the most durable material in the game that isn't indestructible just to leave no dwarf behind :')
God bless em.
That’s the way, rookies. Rock and stone.
My leave no dwarve behind story is even less impressive, me and an engineer were digging a tunnel to drop pod without rocky mountain when a teammate was downed at the entrance of the tunnel with the driller by him so I tried to rescue him but the engineer blocked me so I dug out a side tunnel and the engineer kept on digging I tried to save them but I was downed but the engineer came running back and saved us all and the driller finished the tunnel and we made it with 30 seconds left all while enemies were filling the tunnel.
ROCK AND STONE!
Rock and stone, everyone! They learned quick
You raised those Greenbeards right, brother.
For Rock and Stone!
I'll never forget my first DRG mission. As a newbie driller, I (foolishly) tried to tunnel my way to the drop pod, but I ended up getting downed just before I reached the exit. With just a minute left on the clock, some madlad ran back out and tunneled through several feet of rock to revive me, and we made it back with just seconds to spare. That's how I fell in love with this game.
This is why I love this game so much
The sheer comradeary to where you will brave a damn hoard of preatorians to get ONE dwarf up or die trying.
"Go on without me"
WHO SAID YOU COULD QUIT, I DID NOT GIVE YOU SUCH AN OPTION, LEAVE NO ONE BEHIND
ROCK AND STONE!
Not just that, but the fact that through the power of rock and stone this game has somehow very little trolls and toxic players.
It's a fricking miracle of the ore that the public option still exists.
@@ralexcraft990 such is the power of rock and stone
@@synkt8759 Rock and Stone indeed Brother!
As team leader it's your responsibility to make sure every Dwarf makes it aboard the drop pod. Never leave a dwarf behind
What keeps me coming back to DRG are moments like this. The rescues, the last minute rushes to the pod, running out of ammo and meleeing a dreadnought to death. The moments where the whole operation is dangling by a thread and you still somehow come out on top.
The fact that people like you and almost all of the deep rock galactic community exist gives me hope for humanity.
We may be dumb at time but no matter how many times you go down (greenbeard or graybeard) we will constantly keep coming to save you because of a simple phrase "leave no dwarf behind"
Me with a mentality of Psychopath, chaos, toxic troller who enjoys facing against 3 dreads at the same time type of player : “bonjour!” 😂
I've never played this game, but there's just something about a Saving Private Ryan play that ignites a fire in me. I think I'll pick this game up soon. Rock and stone!
I can gladly recommend this game, yeah its 30 bucks but it's well worth it, plus it's still getting updated, also also there's gonna be a new major update on the 28th this month giving us new secondaries that are awesome looking
It's definetely worth it!
ROCK AND STONE BROTHER!
It's worth every penny!
welcome aboard, miner. you won't regret this.
I picked it up on sale for 10$! Def worth it by a cavern mile.
As a driller main, I must agree that everyone I’ve ever taught to play driller, I tell them the only true way to use the drills is the save someone as you just did, good job.
I may lose the mission but ill never lose my pride, LEAVE NO DWAF BEHIND!
Dwaf. No offense but dwaf might be the funniest word I've ever heard and it's not even a real word.
@@CowKirbo yep that is pretty funny
I remember watching this before i started playing DRG and thought "damn, these drill-arms are badass"
Zog: Just go without me.
Nork: We don't do that here.
Probably come back to this video a dozen and a half times by now just to witness it again, truly raw power. Saw this a few months ago the first time, and one purchase and over 100 hours in the mines later its easily cemented as an all time rock and stone moment for me. Who knows how many fresh new dwarves this clip has inspired to gold greenbeards and glory....
your editing just looks better every time.
"Just go without me!"
"I'm not puttin' up with everyone raising a mug to your sorry arse, you're leavin' with us and you'll damn well like it!"
As a gunner man, I will fight through hell itself to bring the boys home. Having ammo is just a bonus. THATS WHAT ZERKER IS FOR.
Heh, bullet machine go BRRRRRRRRRTTTTT!
Nothing gets my rocks off like a gunner that doesn't let go of the trigger.
Driller rescues are always amusing, esp when they dig under you and just kidnap you into their tunnel
I know this is not the case in this video, but:
The greenhorn scout got told to stay in the pod.
His fellow dwarves, with more experience and beard, went back out to save one of their colleagues. While surrounded by the chittering sounds of Glyphids echoing in his steel refuge, he thought to himself: "what is with those old beards about 'leave no dwarves behind'? It's madness! This is my first assignment, and what horrors I have already seen! Giant bugs that can crush you in a single bite. Flying bugs that cruelly grab you and let you drop from great heights. Fire, ice and hazards of any kind. Isn't it better to leave with your own life? I am in just for the paycheck, those old fools be damned!". While the greenbeard made these thoughts, a resounding *BOOM* quaked the earth, shattering it.
"Oh great, the driller just coming through. Come on, let's get this over with", thought the scout.
And at that point he saw it.
The driller, holding the wounded engineer with one hand and shooting fire from his issued CRSPR with the other.
The engineer, using his healthy arm to cover the driller blind spots with a shower of micro pellets.
And the gunner covering up their back with a storm of lead, keeping at bay a raging tide of bugs.
The scout didn't know what was happening inside him. It's almost as if he had an hot sensation inside his very soul. An ember, growing ever more fierce into a raging, bellowing fire for each second. He remembered the tales his grandpa told him, about the spirit of the warriors of old, comrades in arms. He never believed his stories, but he was starting to understand them now.
The scout's trembling hands tightened the grip around his rifle; he was on the edge of the Drop Pod's door, a step from safety, but paralyzed by terror. "If I go, what if I die?".
While he was hesitating, he saw a particularly nasty bug. Sneaking up on the trio, the Glyphid ignited his flammable sacs, exploding into a ball of fire. The three dwarves fell down to the ground, a dozen meters from the pod. The gunner thought: "Damn, it's over".
The scout didn't even realize what happened next.
" *FUUUUUCK IIIIIIIT!!!!!!* "
His legs were moving on their own. His shout was uneasingly coming out of his mouth. What was he doing? Wasn't all this in contradiction with what he just thought about 'leave no dwarves behind'? Why his chest was burning? Why he couldn't stop? He charged straight at his downed colleagues, his inexperience and trembling hands making his rifle spitting inaccurate fire at the bugs. Strafing on the ground, he took out his flask, and splashed the nano-healing liquid on the gunner. The instructions said it should instantly revive a patient.
What happened next was pure confusion to him. He was shooting and roaring back at the skittering tide of bugs, until a hand in a red glove grabbed his shoulder and pulled him back. At the same time, two streams, one of fire and one of lead, passed on his left and right side, respectively.
They continued to retreat, pouring death on the Glyphids until the doors of the drop pod closed, and the additional gravity due to the rapid ascent increased. Within his seat, the scout was staring at the floor, still trying to piece together what made him act like that, the burning sensation within his soul hotter than ever. Then, he felt a hand on his shoulder. He saw the face of the driller, with a beaming smile full of dirt and fuel, as he spoke:
"That's the spirit, rookie. Rock and stone".
Bravo! 👏
this, this is fuckin beautiful
This is a fucking masterpiece
Personally I would pin this comment to the top of the board, that's amazing
Well-writ.
I am a Driller main and I can say that I would have done it like the creator of this video did. I would do everything I can to reach the dwarf in need, just to help him. I felt every goddamn second in this video. Thank you for this one.
Thank you for adding music to the L.U.R.E.
Yeah that was such a cherry on top.
Nicely done!
In stark contrast, I had to suffer an absolutely jerk in my recent game. The drop pod came down in a very inconvenient place; it was half perched in a wide canyon of a cylinder, with its ramp hanging in mid-air with no way to easily get to it. The gunner and I (driller) were stuck down below and down. The scout came and rezzed us. I drilled up to the drop pod along the wall and had to make a leap of faith, and made it. Mr. Gunner was taking a while (I assumed he was behind me, he was not), and I realized he was going back for a supply pod (I assume he didn't have any zip line ammo). Our second driller typed in chat: "JUST die so we can LEAVE!"
Well, he didn't, but he got his ammo, came back, made a zip line to get to us. The impatient second driller left as the gunner was coming up the ram and C4'd him back down. I was like "Aw hell no" and jumped out to get him back up. He shouldn't suffer that because of this impatient prick. Well, as I'm rezzing the gunner, he C4's me too. I'm down, so is the gunner. I'm pissed now. So I popped my Iron Will and rezzed the gunner, stormed up the ramp and shot the second driller several times. Wasn't trying to down him, but I wasn't gonna let him win. If I can wait patiently, he can too. Anyway, we evac'd successfully and didn't even get the "you returned while downed" animation thing, whatever it's called.
Most people are good on this game, but there are still some freaking jerkbags, man. :/
Don't let the knife ears get you down. Rock and Stone
I watched this and immediately bought the game. Glad to report that I just got my first promotion as scout and I'm having an absolute blast. Thanks Nork
Tfw a miner tells you to leave without them and you get flashbacks to when you got saved by a Greybeard that one time.
1:54 That acid spitter would’ve singlehanded ended me with that shot if engi didn’t just tank it right there. Likely causing them to stop to pick me up and get sniped by the pretorian right behind us. Engi you’re a goddamn legend and don’t even know it.
and btw if you paused to read this, I just wanna say thanks for watching my dumb shitpost edits and helping me grow.
My “big” project is under way but will be a while just because I’m busy with work, yknow how it is. Thanks again for pausing!
Thanks so much!
Not all heros wear capes
@@Trinistill2 some have luscious facial hair and drink on the job
based
I clicked on this thinking it would be a relatively short, unedited clip of a cool save, was pleasantly surprised by the edits. This is the kind of scenario I always dream about when I play deep rock. I haven't got super far into progression and difficulty so it rarely happens but man it's so cool when you're really running against the timer
Once I played Driller, me and my team almost had no ammo and no nitra while we still haven't finished 1 mission objective, BIG wave started with lots of Preatorians and Slashers, 2 Wardens and 2 Bulk Detonators on Haz 4 or 5. Our team got knocked down, used Iron Will to revive me but they still got downed and I ran out of ammo defending myself and trying to revive, another (3rd) Bulk Detonator spawned and more bugs. Somehow I got to mine just enough Nitra while repelling bugs with only my pickaxe and drills to get for supply. Ordered supply pod and almost died when resupplying. Killed most of the small enemies and 1 bulk, then revived my team with sliver of health and again without ammo. My team finished rest of the enemies, we barely made it out alive. And hell it was epic asf.
I very much operate on a "we all make it back or we all die together" mindset in this game
I think it’s safe to say this video was what piqued my curiosity with this game. It only took a few more videos before I finally caved (heh rock joke) and bought it yesterday. I’ve done two missions on my own, and intend to find a group after I’ve done a few more. Thanks for the content, brother.
Rock and Stone!
I want to get it too but I hate talking over the net because i have a stuttering problem.
@@ciscornBIG you don’t need to speak to play (don’t know if it’s even an option without discord), you can just use the in game chat feature.
I play on Xbox and people usually never say anything. A rock and stone is all you need!
@@ciscornBIG Most people don't even use VC, so don't worry about it. The in-game chatter between dwarves is really great for communication and the ping system solves the rest of your problems.
I'm just now realizing how old this comment is. Hope y'all are rock-and-stoning.
8 months later, I'm a new face, and this is still relatable.
Just a dwarf being fuck off somewhere on last 3 mins of extraction, but I was no driller, I'm an engie.
Still, I mined through with the tiny pickaxe, and eventually the other 2 dwarves at the drop pod picked up what I was doing and WENT ALL IN ON SAVING THAT ONE GUY. We came out all alive.
Could you record your Elite/Deep Dive gameplay when you do it? Honestly I'm just looking for any DRG content at this point and you and your friend are really fun to watch playing DRG.
I don't really do any Deep Dives anymore since I no longer need cores, but Ill do some more with Ulti since he needs 'em.
@@Norkfunny bruh
@@ulti2293 you do tho
Lel yall adorable good day......or night
lol
-Go, just go. this is one way road if you will gonna help me...
*reload drill*
-so i gonna make the secound road...
I personally have only recently gotten into this game.
But no dwarf left behind is a motto that either you succeed.. or everyone falls.
"most replayed"
>giant message for half a frame
gave me a laugh, cheers.
I'm so glad I found this channel, love your content, hope I get to rock and stone alongside some day!
Gunner: Just go without me!
Driller: Never.
Bugs: Do you hear boss music?
Teammate: "just leave him there's no time"
Me: "His fate shall be the same as ours."
These moments are what i really like about DRG. The most adrenaline rushing moment trying to save a fallen dwarf no matter what while time is running up and bugs everywhere.
One time there was 3 minutes left and i found the last 8 secondary objective apoca blooms and went down. And no one came to save me :(
"If you don't rock and stone, you ain't coming home"
He did rock, and stone.
This is teamwork at its finest
This is the video that got me to try deep rock. The energy, the music, the badassery of digging through solid rock to revive a downed ally
Love it all, the edits, the mood, your video, keep it up. Just everything this video is was gold
Bruh I was laughing my ass off as you just casually inserted the music to the Lure while walking thru the pass like damn hahaha so unexpected
If you can, use drills to get enemies to run away. You can also strip praetorian armor with drills to make it easier to use the embedded detonators on the subata. Also always aim below single targets with the flamethrower, and try to play the flamethrower like you’re using the Coilgun. Line them up and light them on fire.
Fun fact: This video made me start playing drg, and I thank you for that. ROCKS AND STONES BROTHAS
ROCK AND STONE FOREVER
The editing and the humour is so on point. I absolutely love your videos, rock and stone!
I had to unfortunately leave a dwarf behind today. We were doing a morkite seed mission. But it was SO laggy and confusing to navigate the azure wield on a haz 3. I heard the guy calling for help but I couldn't find him on the map. Despite trying like 2 times. I wanted to run and find him but the lag made the game nearly a stop motion. If not for the lag I woulda ran that whole cave system looking for him but I couldn't. I just waited in the drop pod with the other 2 till the timer ran down. Felt terrible. Rock and stone you beautiful dwarf!
Love this game and the atmosphere it creates. Rock and stone brother.
the compassion and badassery of reviving a dwarf lost way back in the cave gives me chills
text on screen at 1:53 reads:
That acid spitter would've singlehandedly ended me with that shot if engi didn't just tank it right there. Likely causing them to stop to pick me up and get sniped by the pretorian right behind us. Engie you're a goddamn legend and don't even know it.
and btw if you paused to read this, I just wanted to say thanks for watching my dumb shitpost edits and helping me grow.
my "big" project is under way but will be a while just because I'm busy with work, yknow how it is. Thanks again for Pausing!
The "bonk" and then the accuracy percentage actually made me snort
I wish the game gave you more of a reward for things like this.
I honestly don't. It might result in people doing disingenuous acts of kindness for the extra resources.
A good act should be done because it is the right thing to do, not because you'll make a profit off of it.
you do technically get a reward. there is a small survival bonus for every dwarf that makes it back to the drop pod alive.
"Congratulations, you are being rescued, please do not resist"
Legendary play there. Rock and stone, brother.
Whether this is premade or a rando, these moments are why I love games.
It’s like a happy drug that keeps me alive through any situation.
1:46 holy shit I never thought about synergy of vampire perk
This is a certified rock and stone moment
"If God had wanted you DEAD he would not have created ME!"
The thing I love about the game is that people will go out of the way to save you... and it's never clear if they care about you, DRG principles, or just don't want to wait a few extra seconds for take off.
After all, the Host could totally boot you right there just to keep things going, but people don't do that.
It creates these epic rescue moments at all levels of gameplay and makes a cycle of positive memories.
Rock and stone to the bone and my gravestone brother!
My first mission in this game i load in as scout, got lost from the team and found myself downed far from the drop pod (as scouts tend to do lol). Just as i sit back and assume the others will evac without me and finish the mission, i see the whole ass team leave the drop pod, fight their way towards me and pick me up, no dwarf left behind.
10/10 community
As someone who just started editing videos a month ago, don't sweat it!
You can't force yourself to just punch out videos like you're a factory worker meeting a quota. Although, now that I think about it, thats a perfect analogy for how TH-cam works.
But don't. dont do that
read within 3 mins, holy crap man
One of the greatest moment in DRG was when someone died way in the cave. A scout went to go get him so myself and another engineer posted up 4 turrets and was doing crowd control while he was being retrieved. It felt like an actual action movie. prox mines going off, turrets firing full speed, praetorians and oppressors stomping around. Once out of the thick of it, I'm sure it had to be relieving seeing your team holding the evac.
As a scout main, I am always the first one at the drop pod, but that also makes me have to go the furthest to revive someone when they go down. I will go 200 damn meters of I have to to revive them. Idc if they cant make it in time to get to the drop pod, I'll revive them then they are on their own lmao. I'll barely make it back in time and they get left behind anyways, but damn it I won't not revive them.
as a driller main no distance nor obstacle will stop me from bringing everyone back alive
I will move the earth itself to get you up on your feet and personally escort you home
rock and fucking stone brother
Shield disruption be a pain
Rock and stone
I think this is why I love this game. If I could vote for an award for best game community its DRG everytime.
No dwarf left behind.
I once saved a brother that lost its way and downed. I dig all my way to him while other brothers keep enemies off my back.
Everyone safely board the pod with 10sec left.
Rock n Stones to all great players
0:02 is that a platform stairs dayyum
Downed Dwarf: Leave me behind!
Driller: On your left.
I love how as you two are running back, you see one of the other dwarves coming to help
I cannot wait to get this game