DurzoRust

I hear a lot about how important this is now that mechanical skill isn't a factor in gunfights. This is how my first gunfight after the update went.

Clear mil-base and get jumped by a python I don't see near the entrance. I immediately get to cover and jiggle peak the entrance. I don't see him and I know he's outside of the perimeter somewhere. No movement sounds, so I know he's within a certain radius of his gunshots for now, and not pushing my corner of the perimeter.

I quick little bit of parkour gets me over the barbed wire without making any noise or exposing myself, so I know there's a good chance he's still watching the entrance and the building I ducked into. I creep around the per

Holy fuck, can you adjust the scroll speed of crafting queue to something that isn't so fucking painful please. It's been like this forever, and it would be the simplest, best QoL fix.

Sincerely,

Everyone

I went to launch Mordhau and was prompted to install the game, which was previously installed. Checking on my SSD the game files are there, but Steam isn't recognizing them, and attempting to launch Mordhau.exe prompts the install again.

Has anyone had this issue before, and if so do you know how to get Steam to recognize the local files? I don't want to accidentally lose my builds.

tl;dr: How important in memory speed relative to total amount?

Ryzen 7 2700x / 1080 Ti / 16gb of DDR4 @ 2400 mhz

When I built this system in 2018 memory was really expensive, and I figured I would just upgrade to a 32gb 3200mhz kit at some point. Now I am in a position to do so, but I'm also considering just throwing in another 16gb of 2400mhz (and maybe OCing it), which would be a savings of ~$80, and I could get an M2 drive or a new headset or something.

Primarily I use my rig for gaming, and from what I understand the increase in speed is worth about 10 frames on CPU heavy games. My question is: Will doubling my RAM give me a comparable increase, and what kind of performance increase c

You realize you're playing on 0.5x - 0.3x right? There never used to be a ton of 2x and 3x servers, because the game was fast paced enough that they weren't needed. I don't have any way to quantify it, but in terms of effort expended to rewards, 2x is about right where Rust used to be.

Last night I successfully queued and completed 3/4 raids with random teammates on Shoreline. It was a ton of fun, and if you're running with a BEAR as a USEC it's an entirely new level of immersion.

I went with a Triton rig, M9, and full set of resort keys. I only queued with level 10 or lower (as a level 18), and I figured if a newbie wants to roll the dice for my 9mm pistol I can live with the outcome.

Raid 1: Chinese player, loaded in with an armored rig and OP-SKS. Was definitely trying to aim at my head early on. He spent about 10 minutes trying to play PUBG on top of arch-rock, then decided to follow me. We hit about 10 caches, a few buildings and a safe, then extracted. Not a bad te