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== Job Role == |
== Job Role == |
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| − | Mission Control has the job of providing information to the Dwarves while they are exploring the caves of Hoxxes IV. This includes a variety of tasks such as |
+ | Mission Control has the job of providing information to the Dwarves while they are exploring the caves of [[Hoxxes|Hoxxes IV]]. This includes a variety of tasks such as alerting the dwarves about incoming swarms of [[Creatures|enemy creatures]], launching [[Resupply Pod|Supply Pod]]s, and handling extractions. For missions involving the [[M.U.L.E.|M.U.L.E]]., he will only activate the button to call in a Drop Pod once the primary objective has been achieved. |
When a swarm is imminent he will announce it to all Dwarves, with approximately fifteen seconds before the swarm arrives to give players preparation time. He will also identify what type of swarm type it is if applicable. When the majority of a swarm has been cleared, he will notify the dwarves that no further enemies are incoming. |
When a swarm is imminent he will announce it to all Dwarves, with approximately fifteen seconds before the swarm arrives to give players preparation time. He will also identify what type of swarm type it is if applicable. When the majority of a swarm has been cleared, he will notify the dwarves that no further enemies are incoming. |
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| − | He is particularly involved during [[Salvage Operation]] missions, directing the dwarves on how to repair the Drop Pod and chastising them if nobody is present in the activation |
+ | He is particularly involved during [[Salvage Operation]] missions, directing the dwarves on how to repair the Drop Pod and chastising them if nobody is present in the activation radii of the Uplink or Fuel Cells. |
== Personality == |
== Personality == |
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Not much is known about Mission Control, despite his presence throughout the game. As such, most of what can be discerned about him is speculation. He speaks with a sophisticated voice, in stark comparison to the often crass and unpleasant Dwarves. This suggests he is not a dwarf himself and likely a human (also owing to his lack of a beard) though his race remains unconfirmed. He holds a high-level position within Deep Rock Galactic, as he frequently mentions being in contact with Management to discuss affairs such as promoting a Dwarf. |
Not much is known about Mission Control, despite his presence throughout the game. As such, most of what can be discerned about him is speculation. He speaks with a sophisticated voice, in stark comparison to the often crass and unpleasant Dwarves. This suggests he is not a dwarf himself and likely a human (also owing to his lack of a beard) though his race remains unconfirmed. He holds a high-level position within Deep Rock Galactic, as he frequently mentions being in contact with Management to discuss affairs such as promoting a Dwarf. |
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| − | Mission Control often expresses frustration with the Dwarves when they abuse company property, such as kicking barrels into the Space Rig's launch bay. He can be cold or dismissive at times, often looking down upon newly recruited Dwarves, though he shows admiration for those who devote themselves to Deep Rock Galactic, especially Dwarves being promoted. |
+ | Mission Control often expresses frustration with the Dwarves when they abuse company property, such as kicking barrels into the Space Rig's launch bay. He can be cold or dismissive at times, often looking down upon newly recruited Dwarves, though he shows admiration for those who devote themselves to Deep Rock Galactic, especially Dwarves being promoted. Mission Control is usually supportive during missions, commending the dwarves on their work, but he can also remind them that the [[Drop Pod|drop pod]] will leave with or without them if they miss the countdown. |
He is also implied to have some combat experience as he remarks on the weapons acquired from completing Weapon License assignments. He seems to be fond of the [[M1000 Classic]], though he expresses bemusement at some of the more technologically advanced weapons such as the [[Cryo Cannon]] or [[Experimental Plasma Charger]]. He advises caution with heavier weapons such as the [["Thunderhead" Heavy Autocannon|Heavy Autocannon]]. |
He is also implied to have some combat experience as he remarks on the weapons acquired from completing Weapon License assignments. He seems to be fond of the [[M1000 Classic]], though he expresses bemusement at some of the more technologically advanced weapons such as the [[Cryo Cannon]] or [[Experimental Plasma Charger]]. He advises caution with heavier weapons such as the [["Thunderhead" Heavy Autocannon|Heavy Autocannon]]. |
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| − | The Dwarves themselves seem to be generally dismissive of Mission Control, mocking him for having a "cozy job" while they are stuck in the depths of the caves. |
+ | The Dwarves themselves seem to be generally dismissive of Mission Control, mocking him for having a "cozy job" while they are stuck in the depths of the caves as well as grumpily stating that he probably can't tell "a monkey wrench from a [[Glyphid|Glyphid's]] arse". |
Based off of the description for the achievement "Foreign Objects In The Launch Bay", it is implied that Mission Control drinks due to the stress of dealing with dwarven antics. |
Based off of the description for the achievement "Foreign Objects In The Launch Bay", it is implied that Mission Control drinks due to the stress of dealing with dwarven antics. |
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Revision as of 01:12, 22 April 2021
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| Details | |
| Name | Mission Control |
| Location(s) | Space Rig 17 |
| Race | Unknown |
| Voice | Robert Friis |
| Other Names | Unknown |
| Quotes | Quotation Page |
| “ | That guy in Mission Control, he really has a cozy job! |
| — The Dwarves |
Mission Control is the Deep Rock Galactic corporate representative who oversees the employees of Deep Rock Galactic as they go about their business, either on the Space Rig or in Missions. He is responsible for a variety of intelligence-related tasks to keep players aware of any needed information, such as informing players about their objectives during a mission, or of an incoming swarm.
Mission Control is voiced by Robert Friis, who is also Deep Rock Galactic's art director.
Job Role
Mission Control has the job of providing information to the Dwarves while they are exploring the caves of Hoxxes IV. This includes a variety of tasks such as alerting the dwarves about incoming swarms of enemy creatures, launching Supply Pods, and handling extractions. For missions involving the M.U.L.E., he will only activate the button to call in a Drop Pod once the primary objective has been achieved.
When a swarm is imminent he will announce it to all Dwarves, with approximately fifteen seconds before the swarm arrives to give players preparation time. He will also identify what type of swarm type it is if applicable. When the majority of a swarm has been cleared, he will notify the dwarves that no further enemies are incoming.
He is particularly involved during Salvage Operation missions, directing the dwarves on how to repair the Drop Pod and chastising them if nobody is present in the activation radii of the Uplink or Fuel Cells.
Personality
Not much is known about Mission Control, despite his presence throughout the game. As such, most of what can be discerned about him is speculation. He speaks with a sophisticated voice, in stark comparison to the often crass and unpleasant Dwarves. This suggests he is not a dwarf himself and likely a human (also owing to his lack of a beard) though his race remains unconfirmed. He holds a high-level position within Deep Rock Galactic, as he frequently mentions being in contact with Management to discuss affairs such as promoting a Dwarf.
Mission Control often expresses frustration with the Dwarves when they abuse company property, such as kicking barrels into the Space Rig's launch bay. He can be cold or dismissive at times, often looking down upon newly recruited Dwarves, though he shows admiration for those who devote themselves to Deep Rock Galactic, especially Dwarves being promoted. Mission Control is usually supportive during missions, commending the dwarves on their work, but he can also remind them that the drop pod will leave with or without them if they miss the countdown.
He is also implied to have some combat experience as he remarks on the weapons acquired from completing Weapon License assignments. He seems to be fond of the M1000 Classic, though he expresses bemusement at some of the more technologically advanced weapons such as the Cryo Cannon or Experimental Plasma Charger. He advises caution with heavier weapons such as the Heavy Autocannon.
The Dwarves themselves seem to be generally dismissive of Mission Control, mocking him for having a "cozy job" while they are stuck in the depths of the caves as well as grumpily stating that he probably can't tell "a monkey wrench from a Glyphid's arse".
Based off of the description for the achievement "Foreign Objects In The Launch Bay", it is implied that Mission Control drinks due to the stress of dealing with dwarven antics.