Deep Rock Galactic is a PC co-op shooter where you and 3 friends play as dwarves, descending into procedurally generated caves to mine resources, fight alien bugs (like acid-spitting Glyphids), and complete missions (e.g., retrieving artifacts, eliminating bosses). Each dwarf class has a unique role: Scout (uses a grappling hook to reach high places), Engineer (builds turrets and platforms), Driller (dig tunnels), and Gunner (tanks damage and provides heavy fire). For PC players who’ve mined in co-op, how did class synergy make missions successful—Was it the Scout lighting up dark caves so others could mine, the Engineer building platforms to reach rare minerals, or the Gunner holding off bug swarms while the Driller escapes? How did the procedurally generated caves keep co-op fresh—Did each mission feel unique (different layouts, enemy types) or repetitive after dozens of hours? Additionally, Deep Rock Galactic has a ‘Season Pass’ with new missions and cosmetics—Did the seasons add enough content to keep you and your friends coming back, or did you mostly play the base game? Finally, the game has a lighthearted tone (dwarves joke and sing while mining)—Did this humor make co-op more enjoyable, especially after tough missions, or did you prefer a more serious shooter vibe?