Deleting Hazard 5 with This Double Shotgun Glass Cannon Build | Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor

Scout Sharp Shooter M1000 Jury Rigged Boomstick Hazard 5 Salt Pits
DEEP ROCK GALACTIC: SURVIVOR is a single player survivor-like auto-shooter. Wield the full arsenal of Deep Rock Galactic, take on hordes of lethal aliens, mine riches, and unlock powerful upgrades. It's one dwarf against all of Planet Hoxxes!
REVERSE BULLET HELL, WITH MINING
Kill bugs, upgrade your gear, and delve ever deeper into the lethal caves of Hoxxes. Collect and assemble a devastating array of guns, unleash hell upon wave after wave of alien monsters in fast and frenetic combat, and tunnel your way to collect precious riches from deep within the cave walls. Each mission is unique, using procedural cave generation and enemy waves, just as you've come to know from Deep Rock Galactic.
COMPLETE MISSION OBJECTIVES TO BECOME STRONGER
Delve deep, Miner! Once the Drop Pod releases you into the oppressive darkness, you are on your own. Complete the mission objectives set forth by the Company, and make it back to the Drop Pod in time to try your luck at even more deadly and lucrative encounters. Progress deeper and deeper into the planet while you grow ever stronger, survive all the way to the very end of your assignment, and finally get extracted alongside your hefty sack of loot.
DEEP ROCK, FROM A WHOLE NEW PERSPECTIVE
The universe of Deep Rock Galactic is loved by millions of players, and now you can experience it in a whole new single-player-focused way! Play each mission from a top-down perspective, navigating the caves of Hoxxes as you've never seen them before. Greybeard Deep Rock veterans will recognize much from Deep Rock Galactic, and if you are a recently joined Greenbeard: Welcome! We are thrilled to have you on board. You will like it here. Management demands it!
Initial release on early access includes:
4 classes
40 weapons
20 enemy types
3 biomes
A deep progression system of class mods, artifacts, and upgrades
The finished version will contain even more content, and other features - all to be determined as we receive and review feedback from the community during Early Access.
ROCK AND STONE!
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[@hazwanfuss]

you did get double clip size tho xD

[@mikec9982]

The high dps runs that don't feel as strong, are because a large portion of that damage is overkill. The game tracks overkill damage, not just the damage needed to kill the target.

[@Biela2008]

7:58 To play Devil's advocate, even the dwarwes say "You shouldn't eat precious minerals! It'll get you killed!" I find it funny though that the ONLY thing a Loot Bug is vulerable to are the miner's pickaxes and not to Xplosions, rockets, high calber rounds etc. :D

[@joshuatan942]

Vulnerable to things dropping from sky

[@BubbleShield570]

M1000 with thick boy to one shot everything including bosses is very fun.

[@christopherg2347]

About those DPS numbers: Maybe the enemy has armor and Damage blocked by armor still "counts"? So one weapon does 20k, with 10k blocked by armor. Or half the damage not actually making a dent. While another deals 13k, with 3k blocked by armor. So 70% actually reduce HP.

[@graemecook8131]

Your theory behind the loot bugs would be correct, as a DRG player.

[@LordBaktor]

If there was a weapon that could damage them you would just find resources on the ground here and there and forget loot bugs even existed, rendering the design decision of having something that tempts you to go out of your way and waste time popping them useless.

[@Wyrmvonsturm]

I didn't think scanners of the same type stacked. Apparently I was wrong. Thanks for letting me learn something new.

[@bknight3391]

It certainly feels like the boolo cap missions are a bit easier, but they're not quite on par with Morkite yet. I didn't read the latest patch notes fully, so I might be imagining things, but it seems the maps are smaller as well. Maybe they've just put the boolo closer together.

[@drewg2403]

Honestly it feels like they increased the quantity that spawn.

[@kinghoodofmousekind2906]

It may be a glass cannon, but it shatters everything ;)

[@SnowDrakE]

I always thought that if you would kill Lootbugs automatically, you'd pick up more resources which may be a detriment for example if you have the upgrade that reduces movement speed for all the Nitra you carry.

[@Zuroslav]

It doesn't show the DPS of a weapon but it divides the total damage done by it by the mission time, so if you kill everything quickly with strong weapons the total damage is lower and thus DPS value too

[@drewg2403]

I feel like the game doesn't allocate the explosions that result from overkilling with the M1000 in the final screen.

[@SchteveL]

the game is calculating DPS over the whole run (in this case 21:07min) and not in a limited time period of some seconds where you would see the most recent DPS - the math is still not quite matching up but the system gets complicated due to the permanent upgrading process, i think ;)

[@Jwvermillion]

The fact that you can only kill lootbugs by either mining or squishing them by objects when you have so many weapons to kill enemies in so many different ways...it just irks me... Hell, I basically died to a lootbug once when it was blocking me while I was trying to run away from an elite slasher and it killed me (This was also BEFORE the fixed them that their HP did scale in a situation which if the bugs got stronger in the previous floor that the lootbugs somehow manages to carry it over in the next floor, causing very inconsistent kill times)... It was literally hiding by the wall that the I-symmetric view couldn't make it be seen unless if I focused really hard enough to see it wiggle around. ......And I suppose I did also had died to a golden lootbug once because of bad greed and got surrounded by the swarm...

[@K4rgo]

Do "perks" from the drop stack? For example if I pick "get exp while mining" twice, will it stack? Or will the second pick have no effect?

[@stefanmadrax]

It stacks

[@K4rgo]

@@stefanmadrax Thanks

[@stefanmadrax]

@@K4rgo yw

[@G4Cidib]

I'm a fan of the boomstick

[@martinstuvland8620]

I get your reasoning. But I imagine the deciding to kill a loot bug or not yourself is mainly just time management and is designed to engage the player. And.....to determine if you're a terrible human or not of course!

[@hanswurst347]

I think the Extra beam on the zapper is actually his clip size...normally you shot two times before reload but after you picked one extra beam you shoot 3 times...so i dont think its useless ( im not playing the game)

[@buutii]

Correct

[@daiooji]

Abou the damage numbers, I am always confused about "weapons report" and "damage report". They don't match AT ALL.

[@AlexeyDyachenko]

Yea, the clip size was 4 but shown as 2. Actually, after I started watching your videos I recondidered buying the game, as it has a crapton of bugs for a small amount of mechanics it has.

[@Shinobido1562]

It feels like you did less damage with your weapons, but check out the time spent which is 21 mins. Fast runs means better boss damage and less damage overall. On the other hand, weapons with aoe or bad accuracy or low dps have trouble killing the bosses but you spend more time dealing aoes to small bugs, skyrocketing weapon dps

[@idlecub]

yeah, I was thinking about this as well after the video. especially killing stuff too quickly during the boss fights at the end of each stage probably makes a huge difference compared to (unintentionally) kiting them for a few more minutes each times with massive amounts of bugs on the screen at all times

[@alexandrov1991]

Why don't you taking the rare elements?

[@Hagop64]

He already has everything maxed out so he doesn't need them.

[@AnteFuerst]

innocent okay, but cute? lol magnet cheat 😏😏