Large Teams in Rust
xQc, a member of the Offline TV and Friends Rust server, recently shared his thoughts on the presence of large teams in the game.
In a stream, xQc explained that because each player in his group has friends to protect, the gameplay is leaning more towards a PvE (Player vs Environment) experience.
” alt=”xQc sharing his thoughts on large teams in Rust”>According to xQc, “Everybody has friends and now we can’t kill anybody.”
Preference for Role-Playing
The server currently consists of over 50 different streamers, each divided into their own teams. It seems that most players are more interested in the role-playing aspect rather than the combat-oriented playstyle of streamers like xQc and his “Team Rocket.”
” alt=”Majority of players focused on role-playing in Rust”>Truce and Cooperation
Because of this, even xQc himself has formed a truce with an opposing team. Sykkuno, a fellow streamer, generously provided xQc with supplies when he needed them the most, leading to the truce.
” alt=”xQc forming a truce with an opposing team in Rust”>Initially, the truce was between xQc and Sykkuno. However, after xQc mistakenly attacked the rest of Sykkuno’s team, he decided to leave the entire team alone.