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Since a lot of people don't know how to start, or they are just having a hard time playing solo, we found a base that is hard to door camp, practical for starters and advanced players, and easily accessible. This is probably going to be more useful than the base above. The upkeep is not that high and it's a useful base for any kind of playthrough. They are not that needed if you are just starting. Of course only if you want to apply all-metal upgrades to the base. It takes 6000 metal fragments, 11000 stone, and 3500 wood. It's nothing more than a harvester base design but it takes 13 rockets for the TC and all loot. It can be pretty useful because of its small size and cost. It's up to you, it's very useful but not practical for living there. It only takes 88 high-quality metals, 1700 wood, and 50 metal fragments to make it, in return you are going to get a stash where you can store all your items if you are afraid of raids, or it can serve as a distraction to fool your enemies. It takes 8 C4s to completely raid the base. It's very easy to make, doesn't cost much, but it provides great security in the late-game stage. It's broken because it provides an unfair advantage to the player in the game. The name may fool you, but this base is really good and useful. This is intended for solos and groups, here are 10 bases that anyone can use. These bases are a sign of a successful wipe, so you should stick around and find out how to build them and why to use them. Today I'm going to show you new, not outdated, base designs that will help you start your playthrough. Does your base always get raided? Does it get destroyedby other people even in the early game? If that's true you should be ashamed of yourself, but you came to the right place.

Rust video game review