Rust, a game where the inconceivable happens. A game where many feelings of joy, laughter, anger, and sadness, set foot in your adventure in the lands of Rust. I have played Rust for over one thousand hours now and I believe it's time to make a proper review on my experience of the world of Rust.

Rust is my favorite open-world, survival, crafting, building, tree-chopping simulator on the market currently. It is a game with enough to enjoy for a century. With the game updating every week with brand new guns, supplies, resources, and much more, it feels like the game never ends. If you don't know already, the creators of Rust are the same people who made Garry's Mod. You know, the famous Half Life 2 mod the basically everyone on steam owns? That means that this game is plenty funded and will not be in early access forever like some other games...

Rust is a game where many thoughts go through your mind while playing.. "Oh♥♥♥♥♥♥geared guys, I'm screwed." - "Where can I censor the♥♥♥♥♥♥♥that are flopping all over my face." - "Damn Koreans." Rust may have a very toxic community but the community is what runs the game. Think about it, if Rust didn't have any players the game would be♥♥♥♥♥♥because there would be no PvP. The games only fun and enraging because there are toxic players.

Early game Rust is consequential and very intimidating. I recommend (if you're in vanilla/community) grabbing a already raided base so you can start out using less resources. It's a good technique especially because raiders tend to see already raided bases to be unworthy of raiding.

Mid-Game Rust is where you make a lot of tough descions. "Where should I make my new and improved base." "What design should it be?" Base designing is really tough and that's why I recommend fortify or rumbled. These programs allow you to test your base design without the worry of losing resources. Remember, don't use wood to make your base because it can be burned by a flamethrower. Don't use sheet metal because it can easily be destroyed by explosives and don't use armored because it's just damn too expensive. Stone is perfectly right in the middle. If you want a guide on which items do what damage here it is:

End-Game Rust.. Oh.. Where do I start, well, end-game is where you choose what bases to raid, how to defend your base, what guns to make, and I guess if you're into this kind of stuff, slaves. Slaves are very useful for many reasons. One reason is they farm resources for you for a small pay and housing. Usually, big clans use slaves as a lower rank for new members that want to join the clan. This way big clans can see if they're trustworthy enough to join. The blueprint system was a much more effecient way of using slaves because you could just give them a blueprint after they do their work but that's old business.

My rating on Rust would be a solid 10/10 for great vibes and solid effort by the development team. Thanks a lot facepunch!