The game may seem to be disliked by people for 2 reasons. 1) The inability to run the game because of the demand it puts on the CPU 2) The sheer loss and salt that can be induced while playing this game. Now I say that these 2 are big problems in the Rust team's attempt to get more players/keep them playing, but I tell you, when you hit the point where you surpass these 2 problems, this game truly becomes an amazing experience. All you need is a decent PC and enough time on the game to understand the basics, and then you're set on the great and unique experience of Rust. I personally believe it's better than its apparent rival "Ark Suvival Evolved", as Rust consists of more interesting people than Ark AND the way in which you grow and advance your in-game base and tools is much more intriguing than Ark. (Ark is more popular due to it being on console and pc, don't think for a second that a console can run such a powerful game like Rust).

The game may seem to be disliked by people for 2 reasons. 1) The inability to run the game because of the demand it puts on the CPU 2) The sheer loss and salt that can be induced while playing this game. Now I say that these 2 are big problems in the Rust team's attempt to get more players/keep them playing, but I tell you, when you hit the point where you surpass these 2 problems, this game truly becomes an amazing experience. All you need is a decent PC and enough time on the game to understand the basics, and then you're set on the great and unique experience of Rust. I personally believe it's better than its apparent rival "Ark Suvival Evolved", as Rust consists of more interesting people than Ark AND the way in which you grow and advance your in-game base and tools is much more intriguing than Ark. (Ark is more popular due to it being on console and pc, don't think for a second that a console can run such a powerful game like Rust).