#Add Test Branch as an add on

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tender swan
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I bought the 40$ Rust hoping that the test branch and the feuding range would eventually come out as a separate content pack I could pay for later on. Problem is that the test branch only comes with the 60$ game and I don’t want to pay 60$ for test branch when I already have the game. It would be great if I could go to the Microsoft store and just pay for the test branch for cheaper instead of paying for the full game when I already have it. If it’s not possible it’s no big deal but it would be nice. 😁

crystal pelican
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Yes I agree

buoyant imp
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i agree with this

proud arrow
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I agree

upper oracle
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I agree to this statement

limber garden
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Yes

coral moss
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I agree

frigid hazel
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Support!!

spiral turtle
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This has been answered so many times.
This would not benefit test branch. You want it for all the wrong reason.
Test branch is for testing not for you to practice on.

limber igloo
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then why add aim train

spiral turtle
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If you want the upgraded version then you need to contact the people you bought the game from .. Sony or Microsoft. See if they will let you trade games.
Good luck.

ashen dagger
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@fringe basin Incorrect and please do not continue to misinform people

wanton vine
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They should make test servers free for all at this point since it would mean more player data for them but I guess everyone would start crying cause they spend a couple more bucks to be superior (I bought ultimate)

brittle lake
pearl rampart
upper oracle
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This does not work, don’t get scammed. You do not get PTB if you buy the Cobalt Pack

upper oracle
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Ahh ok ty !!

foggy bay
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For those without ptb the aim train servers suck its 20pop on a little island with 1 spawn second u spawn u die as u have to reload and heal becUse to spawn with 50 health they suck amd where as stress test ur better of just playing the game on main and getting into pvp by taking cargo bradly heli and crate

ashen dagger
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@finite sluice Please do not tell people about a workaround that doesn't work unless you plan to pay them back the amount they lose