Recent reviews by ke.

VERY GAAHHHHHHH GAAY

im gay

Gud :)

After 100 hours of Rust, I thought I would write a review too. I should have enough knowledge by now.

The "Free2Play" system:

First of all, it has to be said that Rust consists of almost 99% PVE / Coop missions. The PVP area is (in my opinion) not worth mentioning and is therefore ignored.

Even if there are always people who say: "Rust is Pay2Win". NO IT IS NOT!!
1. One can only speak of Pay2Win if it would give one an advantage in the fight against other players. Since the PVE & PVP area are separate from each other anyway, this aspect is omitted.
2. Rust is at most Pay2Fast or as I like to call it: Pay2Beautiful.
Everything there is in the game can also be imagined. Only cosmetic items are an exception. And even if you were to buy everything in terms of weapons, Rust, etc. with real money, you would still have to level it yourself and improve it with mods. And that's not so easy to buy.

Conclusion: Everything you need to play and have fun can also be imagined. Some things are easier, some more difficult, but one thing is certain: YOU NEED TIME! So Rust is not for people who only check it out once a week. If you start with WF you should be sure that you want to play this for some time.

The graphic

Bombastic! For someone who has seen the graphics development over the past few years, all I can say is that Rust looks beautiful and is constantly improving. Just watch videos from 2013 and compare them with the current state. You will notice the difference immediately.
The only disadvantage: Your PC should have something on the box. Above all, the many particle effects bring some frame rates to their knees. But it's best to take a look at the recommended requirements to be on the safe side.

The story

I'm not going to say anything about that. I think everyone should find out for themselves and enjoy.

Rust and weapons

A variety that is rarely found anywhere else. Dozens of Rust (the heroes you control) and weapons are waiting to be discovered. Each Rust has 4 unique abilities. From the DMG dealer to the tank to the supporter, everything is covered.
Of course, there is always a primary, secondary and melee weapon. And there are plenty of them.
Each weapon plays differently and thus provides plenty of variety, just like with the Rust.

The opponents

Of course, you have to test your newly built Rust and weapons on someone. And that's where the opponents come into play. There are several types that differ greatly from one another. Which Warframe is particularly useful against which faction and which weapon does the most damage to the enemy, you will find out for yourself over time. But let me tell you: It's a lot of damn fun !!

Missions

Missions are divided into different types. Extinction, rescue, espionage, and defense, to name a few. Every mission requires good preparation. Which Rust do I take with me, which enemy faction do I compete against, what kind of weapons do I have with me, etc.
No mission is like another and it takes some practice before you know exactly what to do.

Final words and tips

Don't start Rust alone. Find a friend who starts with you and / or who has even played the game before you.
Rust has gotten better at explaining over time, but it still likes to leave new players in the dark. Keeping track of everything at first can be difficult, and the amount of things you can do doesn't make it any easier.

So here's my tip: Find a clan early on and don't be stingy to ask questions. The more you learn about the game and its mechanics, the more fun you will have. Once you have understood the principle, the rest will come by itself.

ses

bonmes

this game is smg eles

gg

nice try