Good point I usually have him take on priority targets during waves tho

@@TheRealLTJRH512 well, sometimes you'll need the extra firepower, thats fine. Just a few thoughts on bosco combat: i feel he is not very effective against big armored targets (e.g. he shoots the oppressor for a minute straight, dealing zero damage when he is not attacking from behind). and priority targets with a short TTK (such as acid spitters) I'd rather kill myself, as to send him there, I have to aim at them anyways, so rather than sending bosco, I just pull the trigger. He really shines against small enemies which come in big groups (naedocyte shockers, glyphid spawns) thanks to his perfect aim. But again, its fine if he fights. Just avoid him being idle as much as you can

@@colonelbubble yea I’ll always keep him away from oppressors those armored bastards really ruin a lot of of the help we can get like turrets as well. But his slowdown (I take the electric upgrade) on detonators can be a big help. If I’m struggling with long range like with driller I’ll still try to have him take on acid spitters. I think he’s pretty great to deal with the new mortar enemy while I’m kiting since they like to stay just out of sight. What I’m trying to improve with using him is using his rockets more often since they regenerate. I like the freeze rockets. 1 is great against a group of mactera but 2 can be helpful when I get some praetorians clustered together

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Never heard of that, ill look into it!

it's often used in production/manufacturing management... another good chart use for this would be a PERT chart as there's often some interconnect between what the mission demands and the reality of the mission.

Straight up, the best recommendation from hundreds of hours is to try playing with friends. Open lobbies are a nice alternative, too (you tend to find the playerbase is rather nice, on average). Deep dives help hit that more tuned up serious play style since people really don't wanna wipe and redo everything.

It isn’t long out enough bro tf r u on about

@@theepicduck6922 thx but I can't play online well because of shitty village Internet xD

@@fakeaccount6319 idk man people tend to say something nice about the video before making a request ._. just wanted to be polite xD

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Sex rock galactic.

Maybe drop balls in the liqiud morkite?

​@@HappyEngieHELL YEAH PUT THE DOGS IN THE TUB!

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Speed play is for noob greenbeard leaf lovers

@@hawkofthereborn43 What?

And it's totally fine to do that. Axis' videos are tailored for those who want to actively learn to improve at the game. Nobody's perfect and playing in the pursuit of optimization can serve as a goal and is fun for many people. Using his guides allowed me and many others to tackle the game at higher difficulty levels much faster than without. On the other hand, there's lots of people who enjoy or find fun in not knowing how things work, messing around or finding out the hard way, and power to them, I feel stressed in those kinds of situations, the same way you feel stressed if you try to play optimally. There's 2 methods of how and when you choose to play the game: - You can play the game actively if you have more free time, dedicate more brainpower on decision-making and actively learning new skills and strategies.(AxisKronos' videos help a lot with this) - You can "shut your brain off" after a hard day of work and just go to town on some rocks and bugs, utilizing whatever skills and reflexes you've already mastered without giving much thought, a more passive way of playing the game. Both are fine ways to play. What I don't consider fine, however, is when players actively refuse to learn and that ends up directly griefing the team, from basic stuff like: -double-dipping without asking when tight on nitra; -simply refusing to stay inside the salvage mission objective area when it's safe enough to do so, thus needlessly prolonging the fight; -triggering minibosses/events without securing enough nitra, potentially leading to nasty spots where everyone is out of ammo and a swarm is inbound to more advanced stuff like: -not terraforming the area if engi/driller at point extract -starting to vacuum foam before the contagion spike is properly foamed, triggering countless infected waves and wasting time and ammo when it could've been foamed first and them vacuumed all in one go -not knowing the full potential of their classes (like gunners not knowing that all their primaries can destroy the tips of pillars on escort) -not knowing what equipment and perk setup is good or not depending on mission type and zone (like bringing flamethrower drillers or other AOE-centric builds on elimination) ...All stuff that makes me think "boy this mission would've gone a whole lot better/smoother without that guy on the team". Sure, it might be possible to win at lower difficulties without learning any strategies, but these directly improve their win-rate, hence fewer people have qualms with learning them. Once they're at a comfortable win-rate, optimizing for time becomes a less impactful improvement, since many get enjoyment by the time spent playing and not by the mission count playing the game, and that's perfectly reasonable and fine too.

Many players find a lot of enjoyment from optimizing their play. One of the great things about DRG is it is only as complex as you want it to be. You can play it super casually with friends or you can dig in deep and try to squeeze out efficiency wherever you can. If you don't want to deal with the mental gymnastics you don't have to, it depends on what you find fun.

There was some heated hipster debate between axis and waste (modded player)(the heat tbh being mostly on axis’s end) so ig that left a sour taste in his mouth

@kismet4918 yeah I knew about that. That is why I really wish he'd just let it drop.

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