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Deep Rock Galactic (L4D with dwarves in space)

PlayerEmers

PlayerEmers

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rumSaint said:
The gameplay loop is really fun. The procedural generation of caves and encounters make things fresh. Sometimes you get sprawling caves of tunnels with claustrophobic feeling, sometimes set of "bubbles" stacked on one another, sometimes you get caves so big, you cannot see other side of it. The community is usually pretty welcoming even for newbies. The amount of content is huge, there is tons things to unlock (if you're into this kind of thing).

For me one of the best (if not the best) coop experience. Way better than Helldivers.
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the only real problem is the grind for weapon mods and perks

you can edit the files to unlock shit, sure, but it takes quite a while to unlock stuff from a weapon you want (also takes some time to unlock the newer weapons)

have 1k hours in the game, play deep dives every week and it took me at least 150 hours to unlock all mods for the weapons
 
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