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Post #1We all have a great time with rust. we are about 10 players, everyone with over 700h rust.
the reason is simple: No content updates.
The last update bring new Stone textures... what now?
Rust is everytime the same. when you have c4 and kevlar, there is no challenge. helicopters and cars are ready since months.
Rust hire more developer!! ore more guys will leave this potentially game with no fresh updates.
greetings
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They just came back from gdc wait
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Bai
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corrupt admins,lack of content/way too linear middleage->modernity life and the impossibity to play on a server thats 3+ days old are keeping me away from the game for now. that and pillar barricade etc. bs
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Well... if you got 700h each under your belt I can say you've made a great buy. Every game has an "endgame" and sadly you can reach it quite fast in this one. Anyway, hope you find something else to drain your time.
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OP, you simply play Rust too much.
Also:
These have no place in rust. Go back to Battlefield if you want this.
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Bye, I recommend the game "Call of Duty: Modern Black Ops 3" for you all
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Right. I dont regret to buyed the game. Rust WAS awesome. Now we need more content :)
I dont say, that these are good things. BUT: they developed SO LONG on this! The could make other cool things instead of that!
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Me and my group / clan left for exactly the same reason. With 130 hours in this game I think it was a good buy, but I expected more from the development(by that I don't necessarily mean content updates, but atleast roadmaps and timescales).
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Have to agree. The utter lack of new content combined with the developers focusing on everything BUT adding new content have chased me and my group away. We've been playing CS:GO since it went on sale for $3 last week, and I'm downloading DayZ for my survival-game fix.
7 Days to Die is a fun game too, and they just released a shitload of new content in the last patch with promises of more to come. They actually deliver on it, too.... Which is surprising because from what I understand their team is 1/2 the size of the Rust team. Amateur vs. Professional I guess.
Rust was an EPIC game, and it has the potential to be an EPIC game, but it's long-term play-ability needs serious work. For a game that's in "active development", I have 650+ hrs on it and the only new content I've seen is a shiny sky, a repair bench that supports an poorly-implemented durability system and a lockpick that supports a dumb idea. I'm not trying to bash the developers, just adding my two cents. I'll be back to rust when it gets some good updates.
BTW: Helicopters? Really? We need horses!!
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Doesn't really bother me TBH. Diablo 3 xpac came out last night and ESO is this Friday.
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This isn't the game's fault.
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I agree with the development - it is very slow moving but what can you expect? It's early alpha stages, it's what you purchased.
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just take a break man, come back whenever they release a patch
reason u decided to leave is cuz u just burned out
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yep. i wait now 6 month then come back. going play planet explorers. c u.
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I already left and cancelled my server months ago, I was probably the best admin on any server yet I couldn't grow a population which was the only thing I wanted
Anyway, rust is dying down, everyone I know already stopped playing
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Now I doubt everything.
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Lack of communication from the devs is what is annoying me...
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How do you even justify calling a game that isn't even out of alpha stage "dying"?
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Updated 2 hours ago.
It tells you exactly what they're working on. They updated that checklist of stuff to do 2 hours ago.
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never said that. still its impossible to play on any server older than 3 days :D
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im just laughing that OP ended his post with 'greetings'
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The game has a lot less people, just look at the numbers when it loads, they used to be pretty high now they are half of what they were. I know the devs are working on something bigger they said so but I think the "Alpha" name is a BS excuse.
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Stop post those shitty threads. We dont care about if you leave or not!!
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1 thread of people leaving is no problem, 100 threads could be a problem..
It's a forum, let 'm say what they want.
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Umm, that card hasn't had any activity for a week, and that was just the card being recategorized, which I wouldn't consider 'communication.' The closest thing resembling communication on that card, which was a comment, was two weeks ago.
I suspect the 'last updated' includes when people vote on it.
Besides, trello comments are intra-team communication, not communication with the community, which is what I am guessing the poster was talking about.
You have to either 1) not follow any other games in development or 2) be blinded by fanboisism if you think the communication to the community on this project is even average. Garry does post a profanity or snarky comment on the forums in response to a community comment every once in a while, so there is that I guess.
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You should be praising the fact that Rust was fun enough to provide 700 hours of entertainment as an early access title and hope that after a few months additional content will make the game worth a re-install.
People have crazy high standards if they can not praise a game for providing that many hours of entertainment for $20. Hell you might even come back in a few months and put in another couple hundred hours.
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throwing more devs at a game does not equal faster development
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It is.How do you even justify calling a game that isn't even out of alpha stage "dying"?
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Updated 2 hours ago.
That sure is a lack of communication.
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I can't speak for the OP, but there is more to it for me than a $20 investment (I actually spent more, having bought 4 keys during the dutch auctions to get friends to play). There is the emotional investment as well, buying into a game early in development in the hopes of providing feedback and testing that would be used to improve the game. In can be disappointing when it doesn't feel like that investment has collectively mattered all that much.
Also to note, sandbox games and FPS's tend to prolong hours played and can't be strictly compared to other games in hours per $ to a content-limited game like Skyrim, for example. Have I gotten my money's worth? Sure. I was hoping (and still hold out hope) for a lot more than just 'getting my money's worth' in just hours played. A couple of Rust's key concepts were and are very interesting and full of potential and I hope to see it succeed.
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How?
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I am guessing he assumed you read my post where I pointed out that 'Updated 2 hours ago' doesn't necessarily mean that any meaningful communication happened two hours ago, and in the case of the card you quoted, it doesn't.
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So you don't think that the developers telling you what they're done with with that checklist is "meaningful communication"?
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Unless you are incapable of managing people and projects, it does, unless you have reached a point where you have so many development resources that there isn't anything for anyone to do, a point where I don't think anyone argue FacePunch is at right now.
Before someone chimes in with a misapplication of Brooks's law (adding manpower to a late software project makes it later), this project is not late, and no one is suggesting adding manpower to get it back on schedule, just getting it moving at a faster clip. To their credit, it seems that they are hiring, and who knows how much time they have to vet and hire developers.
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*sigh*
Let me try again.
There is meaningful communication on that card (although I would contend that it is more meaningful to each other and less to the community). I didn't say it wasn't meaningful. I said it did not happen two hours ago as you were trying to point out in a previous comment as if to argue that it was recent communication. It was not recent.
The argument isn't whether the communication is meaningful, it's that it is lacking. Even having occasional meaningful communication can still result in communication that is lacking.
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Snicker, don't get me wrong. We all got used to Garry on this forum. He used to come here daily and say a thing or two. That's what I mean with communication. Even if it was not a big deal, it showed he was here reading the stuff and actually interacting with us.
Also, we used to have 1 update per week at least. I am aware of the fact they are placing the foundations in game so things can get added faster on the future. I got that. But what is annoying me is the fact that last time Garry spoke with us was 20 days ago and that was about the "updateless week". I am more or less fine with the fact we didn't have updates on last weeks. What is really annoying me is the fact that Garry is simply not talking with us anymore. It simply is frustrating because it really doesn't take much effort to tell us what is going on at the moment.
Edit: please, don't mention the bug fixes update on 18th march, because that must have happened way earlier.
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So glad more whiny people are leaving! :D
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We Will really really mis you guy's.....
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It's consistently in Steam's top 10 games, with around 30k players active at any given time. Look at Steamstats. People keep making this claim, but they're just wrong.
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Oh hey look...another "I've been playing Rust until my eyes bleed/now I'm bored/Rust never has any updates/they've got millions of dollars why don't they hire more people/Rust is dying and me and my friends quit." thread which is supposed to function as some sort of thinly veiled threat to the developers that if they don't drop everything they're doing to please one guy they're gonna lose...woah...10 players. How original.
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Happy goldfish bowl to you, to me, to everyone, and may each of you fry in hell forever.
November 2012
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