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Once you have that sorted out and also when you find yourself a glass window, you can build this in front of the TC, which secures it a bit more. Now, adding this part makes upgrading the stuff underneath a bit harder, but if you are strapped for storage, you can use this. You will be able to add four more large boxes underneath the roof bunker, which we’ll add next, so the choice is yours.
The Fortress Duo
So what we’ll do is we’ll add in these two permanent triangles with a twig staircase like this. At this point, it is best to upgrade all of this roof to metal, which will stop raiders from being able to 8 rocket the entire top of the base. This is a great investment of metal at this time. One thing that is optional but super strong with a drop-down entrance like this is, of course, a trap.
The Norseman Duo Starter Base Design (
If you want access to the very top, I would put another hatch right in the middle above. To ensure people cannot short cutaway in here, we’ll add the siren lights to block them. Now one thing you have to do before you can place it permanently is place the two frames and the two doors, so they don’t get blocked. A garage door is fine here, but once you get an armored double, this is the spot for it. Now we can add in all of the following frames and garage doors through our second floor. This will strengthen our door path and section off a top-down raid.
Willjum’s Strong Duo RUST Base Design (
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Place a foundation, a half wall, and a floor tile against the wall. The next thing we’ll do is start building up our second floor. There’s a lot of cool stuff you can add up here too, and it’s very customizable.
At this point in the game you’ve potentially made a couple of allies and you’ve got a bit more loot and resources to slap around. That’s why we recommend a design which works well as an upgrade of your starter base, letting you build in your own time and at your own pace. This will help reduce the effectiveness of door campers and overwatch snipers covering a base’s exits. It also helps in protecting from base griefing, in which other players can block in entry and exit points, confining a base’s occupants.
Detachable External TC upkeep cost
This is a Solo-Duo base design, the cost for this base is not as crazy as others on the list. This is a shell base with a simple and easy to build design that has double peek downs a few outside TCs. The first floor has even more storage, respawn points, a tier 3 workbench, vending machines, and two siege peek turrets that will shoot enemies through ramps, and can not be destroyed with rockets or C4. This base has three TCs, it is a 4 to 5 man base so it’s a little costly for a solo player, and is suggested to do it with a group of friends. Another base building video with a very festive and beautiful intro.
After they are in, build a frame, and add the window. Once that’s done on the top here, we’ll want to add a door so that this entry point is a bit more secure. This triangle on the very top will become the way up to the roof above, so it should be left wood so we can remove it later on with ease. Now one thing I like to make very clear here is that you cannot build anything at all here. I can show you if you build anything here; it will keep the bunker closed, as you can see.
Rust base designs are about more than just size
He is an active and contributing member of numerous other RUST communities. Pieced together, the information provided here can be used as building blocks for new or existing RUST base design strategies. Use the tactics that are most useful for a base’s given situation and purpose. An optimal and defensive RUST base design will have a series of layers to it.
Roof Bunker (Fixed)
Since these are generally lower acuity turrets, I would just wire them with a small battery from the closest external and power them from a solar panel above each. Anyways, to start- follow this build order outside of each entrance. Since the base is a single TC, these external structures will only be providing overlapping privileges for grief protection.
Also, the rooftop is expandable allowing you to create more room, and add more beds for you or for your friends. Bonus points for the cinematic at the start of the video. Use twig squares to help place a single metal barricade on top of each gatehouse. Everything will be built in its final build grade.
I recommend placing a starter base with the base necessities next to where you want to build the Skeleton Mini. This helps you prevent other players from building next to you while you gather the materials. The footprint of the base is based on a three way mirrored design.
The most important upgrades are on the bottom floor around our main core. If you start on the left of this shopfront, you’ll want to upgrade both of these triangle honeycombs. We’ll add in all of the elevator hatches in as we go. The way up will be an additional two levels and contained to this central triangle.
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