NEED TAKING DANCE INGAME!!! (and a range

[喵喵咪伊啊噢]

As a newcomer of 70 + hours so far, I have found two very significant problems with DRG.
First, we really, really need to dance in the game like Fortnite! The taking dance!!! This helps us celebrate after clearing the swarm and when we return to the drop pod! (Of course, you can add a mocking worm effect to the dance, in case the dwarves don't do their job properly on Hoxxes)
Second, DRG is a game that needs to be repeated play to obtain weapon modification modules and excavating gameplay genres as replay motivations, however, there is no shooting range to test genre effects, which is very strange!
HOPE FOR IMPROVEMENT :)

[Tyyne]

Stay in Fortnite.

[Bookslayer10]

Devs have already considered adding a shooting range, but due to coding backend challenges it would be difficult to seamlessly implement with the same quality as the rest of the game. The mod called Sandbox Utilities already provides a versatile testing ground for those who want it.

[Chibbity]

No, and no.

[MrPurple33]

Originally posted by Tyyne:

Stay in Fortnite.

[Aimee]

Not sure if this suggestion is a joke or serious...

[TheBlueBomber343]

I have to take a moment to ask why there are so many people who find dancing in video games to be endlessly entertaining and comical. Why in the world do they never get tired of it?

As for the shooting range... Yes, the game should have one. They mentioned having problems with coding it directly in the space rig, but I don't see any reason why they couldn't load you into a quick test area. If modders can do it, the devs should be able to as well.

[Bookslayer10]

Originally posted by TheBlueBomber343:

As for the shooting range... Yes, the game should have one. They mentioned having problems with coding it directly in the space rig, but I don't see any reason why they couldn't load you into a quick test area. If modders can do it, the devs should be able to as well.

The devs don't want to spend the time to add it to the game when you can just use the mod to get the same utility, it's not worth the coding and polishing required for official content.

Devs have also mentioned how they would prefer the average player to test their new builds in an actual mission instead of an isolated environment. If someone does really want a controlled environment, then they can just use the mod. Using a mod also allows for even more customization beyond official content like simulating custom difficulties or enemies.