Idk why but I hate it when someone asks me to teach them to play Minecraft because I don’t know how to teach them. As a child the game came naturally and I just played the game with no prior knowledge.
So I ask, how did you figure out how to play Minecraft? Was it a learning process? Did you do research? Were you taught by someone?
While playing Rust I've found certain parts scary like how pitch black it is at night or that its so quiet when you're in the middle of no where. Out of curiosity I searched for Rust creepy pastas/entities. Surprisingly there aren't any videos on "Rust Entities" which is surprising for how long the game has been around. Not even a fake/modded video.
My chameleon Rango wasn’t originally mine, and we have no idea who his original owners were as we found him on the side of the road. I would like to know how old he is so if anything happens that is related to his age I’m not left clueless.
How to I explain to my friends that I’m the leader to a resistance of a bunch of strangers on the internet who are pissed off at Russians.
For context I play on a North American server. The main problem with NA servers is people from other regions offlining you while you’re asleep due to time zones. Most people on my server got fed up with it but simply just say “that’s rust”. I started working with people nearby my base and we’ve all agreed to getting more members to join the cause to win back our server. Genuinely love playing Rust when we act like people and not murderous savages.
My rescued chameleon, also my goat, survived the California desert after being dumped for who knows how long with a scratched infected foot, to then be found on the road by my Uncles as he was being hunted by a cat. He is a unit.
They need to add a stealth mechanic to this fuckass game. Explain to me how a scientist that is 2 floors above me can automatically detect me crouch walking outside of thick concrete walls. I feel like this would make NPC encounters so much better, especially if you're a naked collecting scrap.