Dealing with other players is one of the most risky maneuvers to pull off in Rust. This helpful guide will make your first encounter a little less terrible.
Rust is the most popular survival MMO on PC. With a daily concurrent player count of 130K, it is counted alongside the likes of GTA V, PUBG, and Apex Legends. We explored the highly customizable graphics menu of the game in our optimization guide which includes several options to customize the shadows, draw distance, etc.
Rust is among the most popular Steam games with ~100K concurrent players. Despite being in its 10th year, the game has received 375 content updates, with a guaranteed content patch every month, with no signs of slowing down. Following recent graphical updates, Rust features cutting-edge visual detail with over a dozen options to tweak quality/performance.
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"Should you run into a group of bandits, it's easier, and smarter, to comply with their orders. When you have a gun pointed on you, even in-game, the emotions run wild. They may not kill you after taking your stuff (...)"
I've always wondered about that and thought people were just heavily invested into roleplaying. To consider it a viable, "smart" gaming tactic is just plain ridiculous. If you "comply with someone's orders" in a video game to save your virtual life then you, sir, are a newbie and possibly a moron too.
If you lose all your stuff, then what is the point? Your naked character's life is worth only the time it takes to walk back to wherever it is you died if you care about getting back to that particular spot. And even if you get to keep some of your "hard-earned" items, how about you "roleplay" a character who developed a pair of balls? Your name stays with you a lot longer than items. Have some dignity. And I say this as a person who plays these kinds of games with the sole purpose of killing you and taking all your stuff...