Recent reviews by OZRicky

well i love it, but controls not the best.

The game is not bad, if u like fps game with full racism mode u found the place.
While u sit in plane chat is blowing with racist ppl, drive bys with n word in prox chats.
COOL GAME, Recomending

hardcore for solo

Enjoying it as much as i can!!!
Sittin in discord and u can feel how queit it become so u fart in they ears to make ppl laugh

First hour of playing u feel like good in there- killing +10 ppl
couple hours later u cant even hit or kill one couse all the gang pulls up on u.

yes :D

First it was good for 63hours, now after 410 hours its great place to meet ppl, we will not talk about erp or drinking stuff :D thats included in package

VERY NICE.
HATE IT, BUT LOVE IT

very nice

Follow up
The feeling of dread that comes with getting ofline raided in Rust can be overwhelming
and depressing. Hours, if not days,
effort and dedication put into creating
foundation, can be wiped in one moment. It can make players feel
frustrated, angry and defeated.
A sense of loss and wasted
time can be incredibly demoralizing because
all progress and accumulated resources
have suddenly disappeared. On the othe hand,
an offline attack may be considered
about a negative experience. It can put
players to question the spent in the game
the value of time and the futility of their efforts.
The emotional toll can be heavy,
leading to feelings of hopelessness and disappointment.
Repeated construction and raiding
the cycle can seem pointless, forcing players
to wonder if there is anything to gain from the game at all
satisfaction.
However, some players have this experience
can also be viewed more positively. Offline raid
can serve as an alarm clock or healthy
a reminder to prioritize
real life responsibilities. It can
be able to get rid of game addiction
causative nature and regain balance
feeling. Departing from Rust and
focusing on other aspects of life,
can provide perspective and
prevent burnout. However, it is important
recognize that despite the initial
disappointment, many players return to
games, repeating the same build
cycle and are invaded. It can be
related to the excitement of the game, the challenge,
what it creates, or social
to the connections that form in the Rust community.
It becomes a continuous loop,
in which the temptation to start over and the opportunity
to succeed outweighs the disappointment and
setbacks experienced along the way.