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@@Spurrrg Now I understand why there are words you pronounce like a Brit and others like an American, you're in the middle lmao

When the crowd you have to control consists of 20 enemies in vanilla, yeah. Scout can work with that. When theres more than 100 bugs you gotta kill, then he is severely lacking compared to the other classes. IFGs are also the second best Scout grenade right after pheromones. They might seem very lackluster if you dont know how to use them.

@Spurrrg i meant ifgs srent *that* great for CC, overall they're not bad, though i am addicted to the boomerang for being a jack of all trades

@@Yesytsucks IFGs are the second best for CC. They are a bit different to how Cryos can be used and benefit from different team/loadout compositions. Check out how ojb uses them in his runs. 07:10 mark is a great example of how he is able to manipulate enemy pathfinding by utilizing tunnels and their natural curciture to pack all the enemies into the IFGs AOE. ruclips.net/video/E3AdTNGsk0E/видео.html

Yes. I admit. I have at least 5 macros, 15 schmorp mods and 1 AI playing the game for me. I am wanted muted or banned in 20 different DRG Discord servers and GSG themselves have set a bounty of 1000 gold chunks on my head. I am a criminal.

Is "scout edging" that good as a build for regular drg?

​@juanpaniaguatoro9867 Dunno, I don't use thermal exaust feedback on Drak. I run impact defection and overtuned particle accelerator most of the time. But given that Spurrrg swears by it,I would say it gets the job done pretty well.

That is an older and an inferior gem juggle variant. You need very precice timing to pull it off and may have to add in both keyboard + scrollwheel inputs for the juggle. For vertical jumps you would want to use the following technique I developed. This one does not require any form of macro and is quite easy to pull off at high latencies. 1. Throw object directly above yourself at 50% - 100% charge. 2. Look directly below yourself and special powder upwards. 3. Immediatey start sending interact inputs via scrollwheel or keyboard If you did it right, you will juggle the object in perfect vertical angle. You can also implement this similar "throw object above you" technique for horizontal special powder shots.

​@@Spurrrgis there a guide on how to set up the game like yours? that is, to expand the field of view, remove unnecessary effects, etc., I will be grateful

@@SolancevVivildy Im probably going to make a video about my personal settings because people keep asking. Ill leave my visual mod list here so you can see if you like it. 1. Remove all particles but weapons and tools 2. No ragdolls 3. Clutter begone (major FPS boost, but some people concider it cheating due to the visual clarity it provides (me included)) 4. No camera shake 5. Low poly model enemies 6. Class icons default 7. Resource chunk lag be gone (remove gold chunk model to save fps) 8. Weapon flash remover 9. Better post processing (all set to 0%) 10. Customizable HUD + Crosshair (I remove some HUD elements that are unimportant and use a custom crosshair. 11. I use some custom .pak files created by a PDRG user, that remove Mission control voicelines, sound ducking and the text. (These make the game a bit harder, since you dont get a warning before swamrs, but it comes with the bonus of not having to listen to Mission control yap)

Please carry me. Ive been diagnosed with terminal skill issue.

i love cheating in drg. its my favorite thing right after complaining about how bad the game is.

@@fridge_lurker Yes. Pheromone grenades trivialize all mission types, which is why most people dont use them for runs that are meant to be challenging.

@@Spurrrg Please forgive the tough question because I'm curious to pick your brain on this... but how close is special powder to that pheromone line for you?

@@ojb_ The issue I have with pheromones is that they require barely any planning or set up to take advantage of. You just need a decent pile of bugs, which is not hard to come by. A scout with pheromones and a full resupply pod is able to solve nearly every single difficult encounter the game can throw at you, except for bossfights. These grenades are in my opinion a lazy "I win" button that can cover for most mistakes a player can make. In terms of Spowder (I am probably biased), the impact is not as potent. You basically have to trade off ShSh for kiting ability, which solves one problem, but creates another. Spowder Scouts lock themselves into a very kite heavy playstyle, even beyond regular Scout. A good Spowder user is able to get a lot of value out of the overclock, but only if they are good. You need awareness and practice to land precice spowder shots. Sure, you will make mistakes and you can escape from them with another spowder shot or a grapple, but you end up wasting secondary weapon ammo and time doing so. Not to mention the further skill expression that comes with heavy object tech that is possible because of spowder. So my final conclusion on where I stand with both of these powerful tools is that one achieves everything with little to no effort, while the other solves singular problems efficiently when used properly.

@@Spurrrg Thanks for the writeup! I find alternate perspectives on things to be very enlightening, so thanks for taking the additional time to give me some ojb-style length :) I mostly asked because I've been thinking a lot about spowder in my own runs recently and it's leading to some very spicy internal takes, so it's nice to hear from the guy I most associate with spowder to maybe temper me back a bit haha. Cheers

Notice how he isn't controlling the crowd, just avoiding it. Scout, my beloved <3

If only Iron Will wasn't a go-to active perk, it would be a nice supportive combo

completely disagree with this. Scout should never have the shield perk since he spends most of the time on his own and no other class can follow his speed.

Enemy HP values have been set to around 1000 times their original value.

You aint gaming if you aint flaming

@@Spurrrg Hell 🔥😼yeah🛬⌛brother📈💴

@@Spurrrg say the name of a race so vile that only gamers don't frown upon hearing it.

Its a desync test for clients.

They are decent, but the three other options Scout has overshadow the boomerangs by a mile. In vanilla youre fine using boomerangs if theyre your favorite, but when the enemy density starts growing after Hazard 5, they quickly fall behind in terms of value.