Thank you @binarybiosphere, glad you enjoyed it ♡ Deep Rock is definitely worth checking out. Completing missions with friends is really fun, and the community are quite friendly and wholesome... it's similar to nms in that respect ♡
Matters spawn are oddly cute to me. They are very round. Something about the way they wiggle their mandibles and raise their legs while preparing to fire is kinda cute.
I don’t normally watch nature documentaries, but you made such a unique style of video and I can’t help but smile at the explanations and comments of the bugs. I hope the rockpox variants are next personally, but there is so much still to talk about. Keep it going, I hope you’ll get a good audience of subscribers.
We definitely will continue DRG down the line, just waiting to see what updates they bring out - the newest one has added new creatures and even deeper cave systems. Helldivers is on our ever growing to-do list, we will get round to it eventually! I think my favourite critter is DRG at the moment is the Naedocyte Breeder, such a unique creature - it looks the most alien to me, it's the only one that kinda freaks me out lol
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Something notable I didn’t hear mentioned is that Mactera instantly die when frozen.
This is always helpful to know, Mactera plague basically necessitates Cryo of some kind.
Not just Macteras, all flying enemies do. Shockers and breeders, even Fester Fleas and Hexawings (cause they are considered an enemy)
After 1200 hours in drg I didn’t even know trijaw shots have a small aoe explosion. I hope you make more. Rock and Stone!
I dont have that many hours yet, but didn't know either or noticed that the trijaw and the armored one are even different ones 😂
In the heat of battle and the dark of the caves, it's hard to tell to be honest. I was surprised at how many variations there were
Bro these guides deserve to blow tf up. Amazing production value. U got a great voice and delivery for this national geographic type stuff!
you may be the best drg documentary
I subscribed for nms but this has got me interested in deep rock galactic. Love it!
Thank you @binarybiosphere, glad you enjoyed it ♡ Deep Rock is definitely worth checking out. Completing missions with friends is really fun, and the community are quite friendly and wholesome... it's similar to nms in that respect ♡
Ever since I used googly glyphids mod, these look so wrong without eyes😅
How does this guy have only so few subs?
The hecking macteras
Matters spawn are oddly cute to me. They are very round. Something about the way they wiggle their mandibles and raise their legs while preparing to fire is kinda cute.
I don’t normally watch nature documentaries, but you made such a unique style of video and I can’t help but smile at the explanations and comments of the bugs. I hope the rockpox variants are next personally, but there is so much still to talk about. Keep it going, I hope you’ll get a good audience of subscribers.
Karl would aprrove of this.
More drg and please also do helldivers 2
What’s your favorite drg critter, mine is the glyphid oppressor
We definitely will continue DRG down the line, just waiting to see what updates they bring out - the newest one has added new creatures and even deeper cave systems. Helldivers is on our ever growing to-do list, we will get round to it eventually!
I think my favourite critter is DRG at the moment is the Naedocyte Breeder, such a unique creature - it looks the most alien to me, it's the only one that kinda freaks me out lol
@@TheApatheticApes interesting and well thought out choice fam
Really enjoyed the video, thanks!
This was so fucking fun to watch best documentary🤣
Thank you for the kind words, it means the world to us that you enjoyed it so much ❤️
I need more of these it makes me feel smart cmon give us a rockpox documentarie
Rockpox script has been written, just doing final checks before filming commences!
@8:48 DID I HEAR A ROCK AND STONE???
Where is freezing mactera??? And I didn't heard mentioning the mactera's and naedocyte's vulnerability to freezing