#Rust PC

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obtuse patrol
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I've been playing Rust console for a while now, on and off really.

Play it on PSN which is ideal because my mate also has one, only issue being the large majority of my time on Rust I'm pretty much solo farming etc to keep a base alive, if we get into a fight over anything even defending ourselves from a team.
Chances are next time I see them I'm on my own and they still want that fight, probably even more than when they had 2 people firing back at them lol

A lot of the videos I see about Rust have PC only things involved which makes me think there's a lot more to the game I'm missing out on anyways.

Does anyone think it would be worth it to buy the PC version having already bought it for Console?
Looking at around £35 (without DLCs via Steam store) which leads to my next question...

If its worthwhile to still buy the PC version, what's in the DLC's?

I don't often buy any at least until I know its a game i'm going to keep coming back to but it was only about £5 extra for a deluxe PSN version or something, turned out to be a fancy skin for my rock, furnace and sleeping bag lol

Having never played Rust before that I thought it was letting me start each game with these 3 items.

plain ivy
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Pc rust is a different game. An actually good game. Console rust is like 5 years behind contentwise. Get pc rust, no question

uneven sigil
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If you want rust pc it is a very good game, the dlcs are purely cosmetic and do not give an advantage. The only one that does give an advantage is the arctic suit hazmat which is a skin that makes hazmats give less radiation protection but more cold protection.

plain ivy