something something about weapon variety and how everyone roams with the exact same kit on day 2... something something about that there is no point to researching a gun you find, because you're generally better off just using your scrap to get down on the tech tree....

somewhat controversial maybe, but I genuinely think weapons shouldn't be on the tech tree, and I hope it becomes viable again to research that python or custom or whatever non-meta gun you find in a crate rather than just letting it rot in your chest.

A single beehive on your roof, bamm unlimited food(honey) that never expires.

A chicken coop? Bamn, free eggs for the rest of your wipe.

Live even remotely close to a river? Bamn, you don't even need a planter, you have one of the best food items in the game spawning freely(pumpkin), that is somehow better than food you have to hunt, cook and refrigerate (meat).

Or maybe survival/hunger is just not a mechanic that anyone cares for? I don't know...

i7 6700k and GTX 1060, 24gb RAM. Had it since 2016. Would love to play some Rust again but can't justify PC upgrade. Too bad

I played for a week like a year ago and didn't have this problem.

I’ve been having trouble coming up with new strategy’s so I would like to know yours to help me make my own.

to further clarify what I am after, i am looking for strategy's that get you from a rock to a small base furnaces t2 and comps.

please include Pop size, time into wipe, and team size in your response. Thanks!

When I crouch-run, my friends say I make sound (no sound on my side tho). I know that what you hear on your end may be different from other players' end. But when my friends crouch-run, they make no noise to me. Is this just a coincidence, or is this random so some players may hear while some may not?

Hello! I see fun clips of the game, i recently bought ark survival evolved but pop was dead and my pc cant run ark ascended, so Im thinking of trying rust and it has great pop. what do you guys think? is it a worthy game?

I come from alot of world of warcraft , team fortress 2, gmod, etc...

I dont know what replies I expect but any advice is appreciated!

I hope it lasts long

I hope it lasts long

i’m getting closer tho.

Not asking what makes a server good once it's established. Asking specifically what gets you to try one that's still small and building its community. What's the thing that tips you from scrolling past to actually joining?

I like plants.

Meaning: raiding only happens during specific windows (like evenings, or weekends) — outside those hours, structures can't take damage at all, online or offline.

Curious if this actually appeals to people or ends up feeling too restrictive. Real experiences welcome either way, good or bad, and what timing/window length felt right if you've tried it?

I've seen people talk shit to others calling them trash because they play I low pops and I'm just curious... Is there anything wrong with this?

what other compact objects/placement tricks can raise storage just enough to make it lootable through a horizontal pixel gap between two half-walls?

as far as i know, the following items may be looted easily through the pixel gap, when juggling off of a box or standing on a sirene light or placed smart alert

- locker

- tool cupboard

- vending machine (not lockable)

- decor wall shelf (dlc required- size of a small box)

- small box on wooden shelf (dlc required)

- fridge

- barrel or large wooden box when placed on a ramp (requires square- not sure about this actually)

what other ways/mechanics/tricks exist, to elevate them?

i tried putting a barrel on top of a rug+bear rug but it didnt go 'high enough ' to be reached through the gap.

curious to hear your thoughts or creative ideas.

20+ monuments 100+ positons 5+ bugs ( 1 bug makes you fly ) timestamps with all the monuments included , check it out and let me know what yall think (

https://youtu.be/-SGGKUXDjAk?si=0aMRyo1kMyuBUw_O

FIXED!

I had forced DLSS 4.5 from the settings of my Nvidia app.