Has this been patched?

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Umñ why are bunkies hated? Engineers can use their platforms to funnel in enimies. This is the same idea

this should be downloadable

Awesome now i have a new objective, do a mission where i can implement this and it's usefull. Because it is and also looks really fun!

I'm pro bunker because an under bunkie helps make things significantly easier when the swarm's too big or I'm too low on ammo, and also the first time my team made a bunker on a Haz 5 a bulk happened to spawn inside the bunker and gave the entire team a heart attack, it was the funniest shit, all four of us frantically screaming for our lives in a discord call, digging away as fast as we can. 11/10 would do again

Thid

This is cool (or hot?) and all, but what I wanna know is the nature of freezing an enemy, marking it for death, and inflicting blistering necrosis.

Even two years later, I actually enjoy IndSab missions, but only because, like you said, I have specific builds tailored for dealing with them. Running into them in a deep dive is frustrating because my general purpose builds aren't all that great for it. I'd love to see a separate DD specifically for dealing with rival installations.

I saved our party tonight because of this video, thanks!

So I've been swearing by the Supercooling chamber ever since I got my hands on it... I think it has some competition now.

Driller needs an electric primary for robots tbh

I start playing deep rock galactic, look for some content on youtube and end up watching this video xD. Which btw was amazing! cant believe it has 6k views only. Really good stuff man, and gnarly! If I drank half of the shit you did this video I would end up in the hospital.

I think a scout used this on a dread mission when i had hyper propellent eng. i couldn’t believe what i was seeing.

R&D has invented a way for scouts to stop drillers from killing them. Neat.

The guys in R&D need to stop drinking oily oafs on the job

What if you stop drilling immediately after every break? Then resume as soon as the next rock is in range? Im gonna go check.