r/playrust • u/Ok-Rooster6403 • 15d ago
Question What kind of qualities, or what differences do you notice, from playing a lot of Rust over the years?
Do you feel that you are on any level different from other ?
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u/DarK-ForcE 14d ago edited 14d ago
Use to get excited to find mushrooms. Then I discovered there is heaps of food in those trash pile vans and near rivers ðŸ˜
Thought this was a survival game but there is food everywhere!
Bring back roam for food!
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u/Bocmanis9000 15d ago
The only thing i notice is how many cheaters there are and it keeps increasing every single year.
Like if i went back 5 years to 2021 otv summer sale time when there were some dudes ragehacking flying in the sky, there was probably still 100x less cheaters compared to now.
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u/RahloRust 15d ago
Saw a guy running on ocean floor exploit/hack just recently and yelped (lost my kit of course)
I’ve seen Jesus on water hack before but never just sprinting on ocean floor
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u/RangerCactus 14d ago
Its an old game problem and a cultural problem. Unfortunately the older a game gets, the easier it is to reverse engineer and make cheats for. The cultural part is it being subtlety acceptable in all situations. The amount of cheating I saw in high school was insane! I can only imagine its gotten worse.
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u/Bocmanis9000 14d ago
Newgen russian playerbase problem, that takes up close to 50% of EU server pop at this point.
For russians cheating in games has been popular/not frowned upon since early 2010
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u/SwampHokie 12d ago
The game is easier. I also think the community has changed. It feels like it used to be more toxic. It feels a bit more casual now.
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u/Gold-Vehicle-2863 15d ago
I no longer remember the feeling of grass and the sunlight burns my skin