Despite a lot of combat, I wouldn't say this game is primarily a test of your leet twitch skills. The greater challenge imo is processing a ton of visual information: identifying threats and finding the treasure in a dark yet colorful, ever-changing environment. In DRG I'd much rather have a wise old man on my team who knows what's up than an impetuous ninja who can click a mouse fast.
Interesting, hadn't looked into DRG much so I assumed there was more emphasis on the shooting. Admittedly I'll be a wise old man that doesn't know his ass from a hole in the ground so I'll be the worst of both worlds getting started but it sounds worth a peek.
Going to agree with this.
There is a perceptible difference in smoothness between 60 and 120fps for sure, just not as jarring as 30/60. It's a nice feature to have regardless, very few games support 120hz on the PS5 (the only other I can think of is Ratchet).
Another upside: although multiplayer is where the game obviously shines, single-player is fully supported and better than serviceable. In lieu of teammates, you get a little helper droid you can command to fly around and gather minerals etc. You are not stuck in a "tutorial zone" and can play any mission type and any difficulty single-player to learn how it all works if you like. Before playing with friends I ran several missions alone. With no pressure to "carry my weight" on a team, I took things at my own pace and was very naturally able to develop awareness and facility with the game's systems and situations.
Not sure what else you expected here. There are a lot of different mission types with different wrinkles but yes, the essential experience is teaming up with friends of different abilities to go do a demanding and dangerous job where you all know what generally to expect but the layout is different every time. If you don't enjoy the moment to moment of the work then you should stop. It's kind of the nature of all multiplayer games, isn't it?
It's about optimizing your loadouts, getting into higher difficulties for the challenge, and later unlocking the Deep Dives for more challenge and getting weapon overclocks to pimp your gun.
