Of course those unnoticed monthly bad changes stack up and I'm confident in saying that the game is in a much worse state now than it was 2 years ago. Rust has only made it this far because of its unique blend of core mechanics and the fact that a highly punishing game like this attracts a player base that isn't easily scared off by 1 bad change a month. This looks like a lack of passion and direction.

EA app EA Play Pro on PC Xbox PlayStation Steam. It takes actual years of constant **** for the developers to fix glaring issues with them seemingly not understanding the problem in the first place. PlayStation Steam EA Play EA Play Pro Member Benefits News Newsletter FAQ. In fact they have only just recently (April 7th 2022) started collecting player analytics with that all but confirming that they had only surface level knowledge of how people play the game really puts the past 9 years of updates and missing balance patches into perspective.Ĭhanges are small and always out of left field it's often questionable if they are working on the game at all or spending all their time on a new project. The developers are a self-published small indie studio and they HAVE a public testing environment to throw new ideas at but they don't utilize it at all. The survival mechanics are entirely neglected and easily ignored.Įvery update makes the game worse in various aspects or flops so hard that people forget it even exists after a week. There hasn't been any major PvE content or new gun in years and what's already there is hardly working or balanced.

No efforts have been made to bring fresh air to its battleroyale-esque death match quick snowballing meta. One of those survival games that never actually left early access. Stagnant meta, poor performance and nonsensical poorly implement or thought out updates. Other than that, I love the game and will keep on playing it. When I get killed and lose all my stuff, its frustrating but i know its part of the game, but when a cheaters takes everything from you, there is nothing you can do and thats what has ruined the game for me a couple times. It all goes down hill when the players start cheating and ruining everyone elses experience. There are really nice people in the game, but its true most are toxic, although this is an aspect of the game and how brutal it can be, and in my opinion it makes it fun. The bad side of the game is more because of the players. I have been playing it the past 3 years and ive seen a lot of people complain about the updates we get but personally, every update we have had has been fun and gives us a better time, even if they havent fixed some of the problems there are. I have more than 3000 hours on the game, I am still not very good at pvp but for some reason, I really like trying my best to get the most I can, as a solo or with a team, I always have fun. Since then, it has gone on to earn excellent critic and user ratings across the board.Its crazy how a game can sometimes be so fun and so frustrating at the same time. The brutal survival game was created by Facepunch Studios and initially released for Microsoft and macOS in December 2013, while receiving a full release in February 2018. In Rust, players must craft clothing, find food, build shelter, defeat nature's elements, and ultimately survive on an unfamiliar island with no rules in sight. Players wake up with nothing but a rock and a torch in their hands, only to find out the hard way that the only way to live through the nightmare is by surviving at all costs. Rust follows players waking up on a mysterious post-apocalyptic island of 100 other players littered with decayed industrial monuments and probing scientists. RELATED: Watch: 'Rust' Extended Gameplay Footage Shows All the Ways to Die on PS4 and Xbox Rust Ultimate Edition ($79.99 USD) provides the most ardent fans with the features of the previous two editions but also includes an ultimate/upgraded version of the Welcome Pack, 1100 Rust Coins (a $10 value), and an Elite Combat Skin Pack so you can look as menacing as possible to newcomers and veterans alike.Rust Deluxe Edition ($59.99 USD) 'welcomes survivalists with an aptly named Welcome Pack ($14.99 value) that includes the base game, three days of early access, closed beta access, staging branch access and includes the Future Weapons and Tools Pack.Survivalists looking to nab a physical edition of Rust can also grab this bonus with a Day One Edition preorder from GameStop and Amazon in North America. Rust Standard Edition and Rust Day One Physical Edition ($49.99 USD) 'includes the base game, with a preorder bonus that includes a Future Weapons and Tools Pack.

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