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My boys play FPS like valorant and overwatch where I play slower more strategic games like dwarf fortress.
I've been looking for a game we can all play together sometimes on the understanding that none of us practice outside of that time (they have a lot more time to apply to this stuff then I do, so soon accelerate away from me)
Is DRG a good fit, does anyone think?
The game also has "hazard" (difficulty) levels you can set when creating a mission. But the game doesn't demand a lot of skill/twitch unless you're on hazard 4/5.
It's one of the best coop games IMO. You can play it for a bit, leave, then come back without worrying you missed out on content/skills/etc.
I think this is one of the most important parts! DRG has a Season Pass. BUT you don't have to pay for anything. There is now money to be spend. You just have to play to unlock tings. AND if you don't get all of the things that are available, they just put it into the game to find. You won't miss anything from a season, even if you haven't played it, because everything will be available in the game afterwards. The only difference is, that it is thrown into the pool with other stuff to find. So it's random.
Bit I think in a time where nearly every Multiplayer Game has a season pass to try to rob you of your money (Diablo 4 even has two passes), this is a really beatiful way to do it.