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Rust Free Download GAMESPACK.NET makes better use of voice chat than any game I’ve ever played. You are naked and alone on the world’s silliest island. There is no narrator or announcer, so instead you submerge in the quietude of the unkempt grass crunching beneath your feet, as you uselessly smash your rock against the nearest pine tree. Perhaps you’ve also harvested some mushrooms and a few bundles of flax; enough to stave off the hunger pangs and fashion yourself a burlap shawl to cover your shame. If you’re particularly industrious, you’ll have furnished a nice wooden shack a stone’s throw away from some fresh water and reliable resources—the entry-level homestead necessary for any successful Rust campaign. But then you hear it. Faintly at first. Carried on the tip of the breeze. It’s another idiot in Rust. TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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I don’t know what it is with this game. Maybe it’s the fact that you spawn unclothed and uncensored, maybe it’s the brutal vastness of the design, or maybe it’s the simple uncouth joy of doing bad things to other human beings, but Rust has a distinctly regressive effect on the human species. The voice chat merges with the draw distance, so when you’re spotted by an idiot, you’ll start hearing the shit-talk quietly tickling your ear. They get closer, they get louder and more confident, and suddenly you’re hopping over shotgun shells while absorbing an entire dictionary of insults. It’s so hilariously antagonistic that I wish I could say I didn’t love it. I wish I could say that it didn’t feel incredible when one of those naked idiots charged me with their rock and I switched to the battle axe I fashioned out of scrap metal (which he almost certainly didn’t know I was carrying), and put him down with a single well-placed strike.

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I wish I could tell you that, as I was standing over his fatally wounded body, that I didn’t laugh my ass off when my headphones were filled with the voice of a prepubescent boy shouting, “Hey man, wait a second!” I wish I could say I didn’t kill him anyway. No game has ever indulged our lack of humanity quite like Rust, and I wish I didn’t mean that as an endorsement. If it feels like we’ve been living with Rust for a long time, that’s because we kinda have. The game was first released in Early Access in late 2013 by developers Facepunch Studios, and it’s been a mainstay of goofy YouTube send-ups ever since. If you’re somehow unfamiliar with the premise, think of Rust as a dumber, more nihilistic Minecraft. You wake up on a map armed with only a rock and a torch. You quickly figure out that, by banging your rock on a few environmental doodads, you can harvest a few basic resources (stone, wood, and cloth) which you can parlay into a few prehistoric instruments, like a spear or a hatchet. Call of Duty Black Ops III

Rust Free Download GAMESPACK.NET This is similar to the scrounging mechanics in plenty of other survival games, but what makes Rust different is how deep that tech tree goes. Eventually, from those same basic ingredients and a few mechanical leaps of faith (like work benches and furnaces), you’ll be able to craft pistols, flamethrowers, and rocket launchers. Rust famously does not quarter off its servers to keep entry-level nakeds away from the roving troops suited up in advanced firearms, which means that occasionally, your journey will end with you matching another player’s revolver with a rock that you’ve tied to a stick. There’s a fatalistic cycle at the heart of Rust. Every life begins the same. Players spawn on the shores of an uncaring island, naked and ill-equipped to make it through the day. Every life ends the same, too: with the clinical inevitability of a server wipe. The world-ending reset might come after a week. On another server, it might take longer, but there’s no avoiding it. The entirety of Rust is bookended by the chaos of a fresh spawn and an inescapable death-by-reset. They’re the only two universal truths in a hostile world. You’re born. You try to stay alive. The server wipes itself clean. And then, everything starts over.

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It’s what happens in between those moments that matter. Rust is a great survival game in the sense that almost every part of it is openly hostile toward players. From those first tentative, dong-flashing moments after spawning, right through the player-driven arms race of base building and nighttime raids, Rust rarely allows players to let their guard down. It can be unwelcoming — discouraging even — to spend time on one of Rust‘s randomly generated islands. But with either patience, grit, or some combination of both, those who persevere will find a beautiful playground where unpredictability reigns. It’s difficult to boil a game like Rust down to its most basic elements without it sounding dry. Like other survival games, the only real goal is staying alive. Mostly, this means investing a considerable amount of time into chopping down trees and smashing rocks for stones and ores. Collecting resources isn’t exactly the most thrilling activity, but Rust does feature subtle systems that make the process snappier than one might think. Farming Simulator 22

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For example, upon striking a tree, a red spraypainted “X” appears nearby on the trunk. Hitting the X grants an incremental bonus to the wood resources on each subsequent chop, both breaking up the monotony of repetitive actions and rewarding players for paying attention. Mining rock nodes has a similar effect, with sparkling points indicating the sweet spot. While you’ll still spend plenty of time grinding for much-needed materials, earning small bonuses makes it a bit more palatable. But farming resources like wood and stone are only useful if you plan to use them for something. And in Rust, it’s imperative to build a shelter for protection from both the elements and other players. With a few hundred pieces of wood tucked away, players can craft a building plan and begin constructing a small home of their own. Rust‘s modular building system makes slapping a small base together easy enough, as walls snap to foundation tiles without much fuss. With practice (and enough resources), players can either reinforce their structure with sturdier defenses or focus on building a massive outpost with loot rooms, furnaces, and dozens of interior design flourishes.

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Though establishing a base of operations is vital to staying alive, experiencing Rust‘s chaotic social dynamics are where the meat of the game is. Servers can host anywhere from 25 to 200-plus players at any given time, each of whom is running around the map searching for crafting components, building bases, or looking for a fight. Rust maps tend to be large enough that encountering a solo player in the wild feels inherently dangerous and unpredictable, but the community’s penchant for volatility means that griefing and hateful language are prevalent. Of course, every player’s experience will vary depending on server selection, but it’s not uncommon to be assaulted by another player the second you cross paths. For those who tend to err on the side of non-confrontation, encountering other players will undoubtedly be exhausting and frustrating.  But if you can look past a community that tends to be toxic or find a more welcoming server, Rust‘s sprawling plains and toppled landmarks are an excellent backdrop for player-driven storytelling and pitched, dramatic moments. This is the heart of Rust. Wake up naked, run for your life, do horrible things to one another. There is no grander narrative, or mythos, or win condition. Grand Theft Auto V

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Most of the servers are on a strict weekly or monthly reset schedule, which scrubs the island of any lingering housing or fortifications left behind by the players, which gives the experience a strange sense of futility. Yes, you will need to manage your hunger, thirst, and health—and as you ratchet up the tech tree you will discover increasingly effective ways to stay alive—but that’s it. Sure there are some areas on the map that are stricken with radiation, which leads to the implication that perhaps you and the rest of your misanthropes are occupying a far-flung, post-collapse society, but those moments feel more like window dressing than anything else. I spent the vast majority of my time in Rust playing solo, but I don’t want to discount the notorious community of players that band together in clans, and wage wars of aggression along the shared hunting grounds. One of the fascinating kernels of Rust’s brutality is how everything in the world remains persistent, even if you’re logged off, which means that smart players arm their bases with land mines, punji sticks, and keypad locks while they’re away. (Some clans even recruit players across all time zones, to make sure there’s always someone on guard.)

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