#Major advice. Hours played means nothing for PvP skill! Building/Monuments Sure
64 messages · Page 1 of 1 (latest)
Major advice. Hours played means nothing for PvP skill! Building/Monuments Sure
Man! Don't do that lol!
me personally I think controller should stick to console while mnk should stick to pc, also @versed gulch having alot of hours doesn't necessarily mean they have no life as I've worked the majority of my life and spend around 31 hours on the game per week sure used to be more a few years back but if you pay your bills work for a living and do all the work around the house I think you deserve to enjoy your life outside of work
mid 20s myself
And I mean. Isn't the spray pattern for most guns based on 2017 old recoil!
I started working while I was still in early middle school till long after graduation
Better controller/experience with controller recoil control?
actually console rusts current recoil is unique its slightly different from old pc rust recoil but not by much
I mean, I slay in all other games, CoD, battlefield and Rust. I just hopped on one day and worked on practicing my sprays and boom, 100m Beamer.
k, then although wasn't going to bring money into the conversation was just making a underlying fact that people should be capable of enjoying their time outside of work without being called a no life
I feel like you are venting to the wrong people about seeing posts about 4K hours on RCE that you can't join, or losing an argument to some 14 year old who has no lifed this game for the past 4 years.
We get it.
It's a toxic community, and if you think this is bad, just join PC Rust LFG groups lol. They'll ask you for 8-12k minimum playtime, stats, spray tests, building contests, just to be in their group.
been playing since 2013 myself mostly stopped playing pc after they made the game new player friendly and made the game feel like your hands being held 24/7
Again, what do you aim from this post lol.
I can't fault that. I left for that same reason.
tbf you already had your hand basically held before the change if you was in a 16 man
same difference
I strictly run solo
most I've done is ally with neighboring solos which is no more than 2 people a wipe tops and I've only done that if they never tried anything
I strictly target groups and clans I tend to leave solos alone unless they come after me
Only official on PC.
ok and I only play official or hardcore 0.5x back when It was around on pc
You mean a 6 man who can't free@hand build and copy YouTube bases?
clans aren't exactly hard to beat on either platform as long as you can single it to 1v1s and 1v2s
Those clans?
I mean, it's not hard to beat a clan.
I know. I sometimes hope to run into semi competent players now. But it's just YouTube bases.
I never see a good china wall now.
exactly take for example back when we first got the update that added teas on console had a zerg jump me in a 13v1 outside water treatment on my way back to base managed to kill 9 of them before dying they then proceeded to t bag and call me bad yet I was a naked revy with no meds while they were all hazmats and hide clothing with customs and spas shotguns
tbf I strictly only run my own builds but I occasionally release them to the public
Same. I never usually post builds that I know is meta. Like I don't even run duo stuff after I saw it a wipe ago with the same design concept from one of my quad teammates
the sad irony of that comment is every build was a custom build at one point
Not really. It's a mess around and find out for builds. You can build the crappiest base and still make it look good.
yep it's just a matter of finding unique ways to change it up which can be difficult which is why I sometimes can go weeks before getting a design I consider passable to release
I can make hundreds of designs every week but I choose to be critical of my own work
and only release the best out of each batch
for example I've designed over 13,000 builds/variations I've only released around 170 to the public
people never look at other creators + I don't advertise like others costs money
you don't have to but it helps
besides I don't stream or release builds to benefit myself I do it because I enjoy it and because I like to help others
most people do it as a job I don't I do it because I enjoy it
around 13
I'm mid 20s now
not really I started streaming long before rust came out
besides I've worked most of my life anyways worked whenever I wasn't at school I worked at a factory for 6-8 hours a day every day once I entered high school I worked a full time job with overtime while still going to school till graduation
even after graduation was working 70-80 hours a week
I started streaming around 10 or 11 in the beginning although I didn't get decent equipment until I was 12
ok? I started on pc but ok
lol deleting all your messages instead of the post I see
<@&809827848620605492> might as well end the post post owners deleting everything he sent anyways
same I save every conversation I have do the same thing with any customer I've ever worked with to avoid liability for anything I may not have done
If ya don't like the answers, why post. Boomer.
In case everyone wants to see what he wrote before posting.
the way I see it take responsibility for everything you do but make sure to cover yourself in case anything happens