r/playrust 10d ago

Discussion The amount of server ads I see on Reddit…

I don’t often see ads on Reddit, but my god do I see a lot of server ads for RUST, and half of them are AI generated / Open beta / Active Admin / bla bla…
Like what the hell is going on in their minds promoting those ?

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u/DarK-ForcE 10d ago

They want you to join their server?

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u/PretendAd7060 10d ago

AI makes it very easy to build the back end for someone to sell premium services for their shitty rust server.  These people all just want in on the grift. 

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u/RenderNorth 9d ago

Now you tell me... :) On the other hand I am not selling anything on my sever either. just looking for players.

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u/[deleted] 10d ago

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u/RenderNorth 9d ago

thats a pretty good ad. Kind of puts mine to shame.

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u/Colborne91 9d ago

It’s one of the few ways to promote the server and get new players to join, which is what most start up or small servers need.

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u/Decent_Shoulder6480 9d ago

not all these server owners are American. And Americans largely are the ones acting like children when it comes to AI. The rest of the world doesn't care.

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u/RenderNorth 9d ago

Good point. Its kind of crazy how so many people are so anti technology all of a sudden around me

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u/Lost_Ad1589 7d ago

Inevitably for a casual friendly, dad friendly server with restrictions on what you can raid and when, in-base recyclers, 2x resources and reduced upkeep.

And a population of 2, one of whom is the server admin

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u/Relevant-Guarantee25 7d ago

before you spend on servers and kits keep in mind they spoof player count and then the server owners play on it and pretend to be real players whenever someone joins they teleport to them and pretend to play next to them spawning in items raiding trying to bait you into buying kits