I started playing at the weekend with my teenagers, we’ve agreed to only play DRG when we’re together so no-one goes off ranking up too fast which is what happened when we played Valorant.

We’ve selected classes somewhat randomly, I’m playing engineer, they are driller and gunner.

After about 3 or 4 missions they’ve got to rank 4 and I’m still on 3. I feel like they’re getting more kills because they have more killy weapons (waaagh), is that what the rank system is based on?

If so, have I chosen a class which is slower going or gets better late game? Or, does it not really matter as much as I think? I can see that ranking up means better upgrades, presumably therefore more kills so it could be a feedback loop.

Overall we’ve found it to be great fun as well as a kind of chaotic, screaming mess!

  • Ocean
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    1 year ago

    I started playing drg with my family when they were already around level 10, and it doesn’t really effect the gameplay. It’s cool when everyone is a different class, and someone gets a new unlock and you all get to see it for the first time together.

    The only time it might matter is if you play with randoms, a rare minority will assume your skill level from you player level.

    Playing with people you know, it really won’t matter at all about the skill level

    Rock and stone!