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Considering selling some stuff tbh
Really need a new pc and as fun as this hobby is it operates in a loss
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The people that beg about old recoil are the same as the hazbin’s that ask to bring back legacy rust
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Love this game more than most, but like the space suit, I think this feature fits the Mars server better than normal rust by a long shot and ill yell that from the back
A new in-game event! 🛰️☢️💥
Power up the new Satellite Control Computer at the Launch Site with tech trash and an aiming module, and then take control of a satellite of your choosing.
Read more on our DevBlog: rust.facepunch.com/news/powe…
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Decided to bite the bullet and commit to an entire new build including monitor and this G9 57in is a freakin unit!
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🚛 Patrol Convoy crate unlocking…
Build a quick shelter to stay alive, gather whatever resources you can, and get ready — because the crate won’t stay yours for long.
Hold your ground. Someone is always coming.
#RustMobile
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This will be possibly one of the coolest events for @ProjectNovaGG
We will implement this the dopest possible ways once this is out.
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You’ve been the absolute foundation of this game. The highest of highs it’s ever been. Setting an unbeatable reputation of your engagement with your community unlike most other games. It’s been a pleasure working on some projects alongside you and the @RustoriaServers team with those OG twitch events.
You’re a real one 🤝
I hadn’t planned to share this quite so soon, but you guys are observant.
Today was my final day at @FcpnchStds working on @playrust.
Nearly thirteen years ago, I discovered a game called Rust. Nearly eleven years ago, I was given the incredible opportunity to work on it by @garrynewman and @Helkus
I joined Facepunch from the community and worked my way up to COO and Executive Producer on Rust, originally from QA. Today, I’m stepping away and returning to where I started: as part of the community.
Rust and Facepunch have consumed a huge part of my life. I’ve loved it, fought for it and given it everything I had. Leaving has been one of the hardest decisions I’ve ever made, but I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve achieved. I've live my 10 year old dream.
Rust has one of the best development teams in the industry. For more than a decade, they’ve delivered monthly updates without fail, constantly improving, experimenting and pushing the game forwards. I’m proud of the culture we built and the legacy I leave behind.
Rust is currently reaching some of the highest numbers in its 13 year history across multiple platforms. Rust Mobile is also well underway, and I’m incredibly proud to have worked so closely with that team and helped bring Rust to an entirely new audience.
It's not always easy running a game of this scale, but I fucking loved it. Rust has made gaming history.
None of this would exist without the community. A game is nothing without the people who play it, support it, create content around it, run servers, make mods, report issues and continue play. You’ve challenged us, frustrated us, inspired us and helped shape Rust into what it is today. I’ll always be grateful for that.
Looking at you /r/playrust - you're a confusing bunch.
I don’t have another job or some big new adventure lined up, but I can't wait to see what next sparks my passion.
The years I dedicated to Rust inevitably took time away from other parts of my life. Now it’s time to give some of that time back into the areas I sacrificed.
Thank you to everyone at Facepunch, our partners, the creators, server owners, admins, modders, mappers, [you] and the tens millions of players who made this journey possible.
I’ll still be around. Just back in the community where it all began. 🫡
It's being a wild ride.
🩷🩷🩷
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I would agree with this take had I not ever make any 1:1 items or if not considering game replicas as a niche market.
However I think their price point is more than fair (not paid to say this). If you were to commission either of those to be made or sourced you’d definitely spend more money.
Additionally anything that’s hyper niche comes with a cost. Game replicas are no exception. You cannot go to Walmart or Amazon and buy a 1:1 rust backpack or boots, hence the price point being what it is.
Yes you could buy much cheaper backpacks, but they won’t match the game and they’ll likely be the cheaper material as well.
If I were to make and sell any full size props I certainly would have charged a lot more than 250 considering the time/cost that would go into it. (Hence why I don’t and just use for my own props since I enjoy the hobby)
Thx for coming to my ted talk
Would be nice if FacePunch used more reasonably priced companies to collab with for Rust. I fully support the ideas, but we have now seen $230USD for a backpack and $200 USD for Frog Wellies by people who made stuff for the Royal Family. All of which can be outsourced for cheaper
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rust mobile perfected the color balance like rust (pc) used to look like 😮
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