Devastation Unleashed is now available in Rust: Console Edition, and comes packed with a Tech Tree, aim assist adjustments, bigger maps, and more.Double Eleven has announced that Devastation Unleashed is the first of many planned content updates for Rust: Console Edition, and it’s now available for all users. The biggest feature implemented with this update — aside from the new 3km maps — is the introduction of the Tech Tree. Now instead of spending scrap to purchase randomly tiered blueprints, you can spend your scrap to construct a workbench, which will then unlock the Tier 1 Tech Tree. The aim of the Tech Tree is to give players more variety and choice to the blueprint system, bringing it more in line with the core Rust experience. Be warned, though, that a mandatory blueprint wipe has gone out so that the workbench could be added.Maps have also been a focus during this update, with new 3km seeds being added to some of the weekly and monthly servers, offering up more space to explore, as well as giving smaller player groups a better chance of hiding a base. Alongside this, Facepunch has added new building blocks to the game, including triangle roofs, spiral staircases, ramps, steps, and more. If you’ve been wanting to stick your tongue out at enemy players during your time exploring Rust, you might be pleased to know that you now can. The new ‘Gestures’ feature offers up a pile of emotes that can be accessed by bringing up the radial menu. Devastation Unleased also includes various quality-of-life improvements by adding aim assist adjustments, improving gun handling, and other smaller fixes and changes, which you can see in the patch notes on the Rust website.Will you be heading back to the island to play with Devastation Unleashed in Rust: Console Edition? Let us know in the comments!
Source link
