Let’s clear up something that’s being bothering me for years.
There’s a site where you can see the K/D ratio of
Rust players, and mine is ridiculously low, and people have been using it on 4chan for years as proof that I am “bad at games” lol.
Faggots:
Rust is not an FPS. It’s a survival-builder, and the way I play it is even more hardcore than that, because I play it as FP4X, trying to build a huge base and conquer more of the map.
So I am NEVER going out trying to kill people. Almost my entire playtime is spent inside the base building things and giving orders to people. Sometimes I go out to mine or gather stuff, or to missions in monuments again to gather resources with which to build. My goal is practically NEVER to kill people, so of course my K number will be low! The few kills I have in the game are almost an accident! On top of that, I will gladly take MANY deaths if it advances my missions! Like for example, say we’re mining a region, and a couple lame retards decide to camp that region and keep killing us. I will almost never bother chasing them down because that’s a waste of time. If other players in my team want to have fun with that, I’ll send them out, but my own focus is razor-sharp on amassing resources and using them to build. And even when we do attack a neighboring base, I usually just send people. Because I am the leader, get it? And this is more of a strategy than an action game—again, for the leader.
Not that anyone making fun of my
Rust K/D ratio can grasp any of this. There are probably Australian aborigines who are smarter. But for my readers who have come across this bs and wondered about it, this is why.
My skill in
Rust should be measured in the game’s own terms: I am playing in the biggest, hardest and most popular server, and I am building bases so large and beautiful that players mistake them for developer-made content. I am freakin’ awesome at
Rust, one of the best players ever. And I better be, since it’s one of my all-time favorite games.