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Rust Fan Sues Police After Swatting Incident Leaves Him Paralyzed
A Rust player left paralyzed by cops in a swatting incident is now suing the police for $176 million.
Rust's Common Ground update adds terrifyingly realistic apartment and shop renting, forcing you to feed capricious landlords daily scrap
You wake up in a crappy flat. Ugh. Time to see what's in the cupboards for breakfast. No cereal. Great. Then, a cacophonous banging at the door. "yOu hAvEn'T fEd mE!" Oh, bollocks. You check your pockets. There's not enough scrap in them to cover your daily rent. Gulp. Bye bye possessions. This, from the sounds of it, is about to become a common experience in Rust, with the survival game's latest update adding in rentable apartments and shops.
Rust gets even more cutthroat by adding its own version of apartment rentals
You're not the only one with a key.
Rust's latest update asks you to say goodbye to your old outdated face and hello to your new, handsome one
It's time to say hello to your new face! This would be a creepy as all hell a sentence in just about any other context (perhaps it still is), but I am not a plastic surgeon, I am a person that writes about video games and the things they do. This time, in things that video games are doing, is brought to you by Rust, as it's received an update that gives the player character model a bit of a glow-up.
Everyone in Rust is getting a new face
Player models are getting overhauled for the first time in a decade.
Rust has a 'horse shield' meta problem, so one enterprising player has come up with a 'horse baiting' meta to fix it
There's always someone with a bigger stick.
Rust is getting hydro power through water wheels that can also be powered by humans: 'Before you ask, yes, you can force handcuffed players into them'
Facepunch's latest update also adds armoured ladder hatches, coloured buttons, and Easter-themed bunny costumes