Deep Rock Galactic
Mika gunhild Oct 28, 2020 @ 7:48pm
mission control joke attempt
so i was playing refinery mission when mission control said

"we have a company, and its a nice one"

at first i was like, what is this man even mean why are you compliment the bug swarmer
and after awhile i realize it was a pun and i feel stupid ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ mission control
Last edited by Mika gunhild; Oct 28, 2020 @ 7:50pm
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Wolfier Oct 28, 2020 @ 10:48pm 
Nice one isn't a pun, when it comes to size saying something is nice is the same as saying its big
Vault Traveler Oct 29, 2020 @ 1:52am 
I am not a native speaker and while its probably not the most common use of that word it still makes sense in a sarcastic/ironic way.

Its like saying, „isnt it nice, isnt it?“.
Dwarfurious Oct 29, 2020 @ 12:40pm 
I think the line was "We have company, and its a nice one" to tell you a swarm is coming... which... just make a lot of sense, translation thing maybe.
Hat Oct 29, 2020 @ 12:57pm 
Yeah, first time i heard it i thought we were going to get like a free supply drop or something to help. Kinda disappointed it was just more bugs.
GIRL Oct 29, 2020 @ 3:11pm 
The grammar nerd in me is a bit bothered by using singular nouns (it's "a" nice "one") for the word "company", which technically is singular but it doesn't really mesh very well. You don't call it, "a company" for example, just "company".

It would sound smoother if he said, "We've got company, isn't that nice?" with a sarcastic tone.
Spall Oct 29, 2020 @ 3:26pm 
Inside promotion by mission control.
Gremling Oct 29, 2020 @ 4:40pm 
I don't know how it is in english, but in my own language, "a nice one" in this context is either sarcasm or a plain joke.
It's like back when you were a kid, your mum points at the mess you made and says stuff like "Looks great, eh?! Guess who's cleaning that up!" (And I can totally see mission control saying the same about the abyss bar btw.)
Native speaker; it doesn't make sense. It just doesn't. In the back of my mind I had just assumed it would be changed or removed later.

It could be a double meaning joke saying that we have a company (Deeprock Galactic) and that that company is successful (a nice one,) but it just makes no sense why he would say it here, especially since I assume they're not owners or even stockholders in that company; just wage slave workers.
Vault Traveler Oct 29, 2020 @ 7:07pm 
Originally posted by Hand's Hermit Permit:
Native speaker; it doesn't make sense. It just doesn't. In the back of my mind I had just assumed it would be changed or removed later.

It could be a double meaning joke saying that we have a company (Deeprock Galactic) and that that company is successful (a nice one,) but it just makes no sense why he would say it here, especially since I assume they're not owners or even stockholders in that company; just wage slave workers.

I think he meant, „we have got a company“ and simply forgot the word got.

Edit: So I checked the line and it is:

„We got company, and it's a nice one!“

While its not the best sentence for sure its pretty clear that its meant to be sarcastic.

And company isnt about a business but some kind of unexpected visit. And nice is simply meant as black humor.
Last edited by Vault Traveler; Oct 29, 2020 @ 7:13pm
Mika gunhild Oct 29, 2020 @ 7:38pm 
Originally posted by Vault Traveler:
Originally posted by Hand's Hermit Permit:
Native speaker; it doesn't make sense. It just doesn't. In the back of my mind I had just assumed it would be changed or removed later.

It could be a double meaning joke saying that we have a company (Deeprock Galactic) and that that company is successful (a nice one,) but it just makes no sense why he would say it here, especially since I assume they're not owners or even stockholders in that company; just wage slave workers.

I think he meant, „we have got a company“ and simply forgot the word got.

Edit: So I checked the line and it is:

„We got company, and it's a nice one!“

While its not the best sentence for sure its pretty clear that its meant to be sarcastic.

And company isnt about a business but some kind of unexpected visit. And nice is simply meant as black humor.

so it was not a pun, im kinda disappointed
i thought mission control was being goofy
Mika gunhild Oct 29, 2020 @ 7:38pm 
Originally posted by Wolfier:
Nice one isn't a pun, when it comes to size saying something is nice is the same as saying its big

ah i didnt know that, thanks for the heads up
Wolfier Oct 29, 2020 @ 8:08pm 
Ya don't ask, English makes no sense. In this case, it's effectively saying "Nice, Big one" except for some reason dropping the big because English doesn't care. Technically it's incorrect, but it still works if you understand the context.
Professor Hugedix Oct 29, 2020 @ 8:10pm 
Originally posted by Vault Traveler:
Originally posted by Hand's Hermit Permit:
Native speaker; it doesn't make sense. It just doesn't. In the back of my mind I had just assumed it would be changed or removed later.

It could be a double meaning joke saying that we have a company (Deeprock Galactic) and that that company is successful (a nice one,) but it just makes no sense why he would say it here, especially since I assume they're not owners or even stockholders in that company; just wage slave workers.

I think he meant, „we have got a company“ and simply forgot the word got.

Edit: So I checked the line and it is:

„We got company, and it's a nice one!“

While its not the best sentence for sure its pretty clear that its meant to be sarcastic.

And company isnt about a business but some kind of unexpected visit. And nice is simply meant as black humor.
even sarcastically it doesn't hit the ear right or make much sense. either half of the sentence on its own would work tacked onto a normal wave announcement, but together it's just bizarre.
Vault Traveler Oct 30, 2020 @ 3:08am 
Originally posted by Professor Hugedix:
Originally posted by Vault Traveler:

I think he meant, „we have got a company“ and simply forgot the word got.

Edit: So I checked the line and it is:

„We got company, and it's a nice one!“

While its not the best sentence for sure its pretty clear that its meant to be sarcastic.

And company isnt about a business but some kind of unexpected visit. And nice is simply meant as black humor.
even sarcastically it doesn't hit the ear right or make much sense. either half of the sentence on its own would work tacked onto a normal wave announcement, but together it's just bizarre.

Maybe its danish sarcasm.
King Fossil Oct 30, 2020 @ 3:12am 
It's not like this is the only danglish in the game.
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