Uploaded April 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Do you often find yourself in conflict with other Rust players? Do you sometimes say or do things you might regret later? Take a deep breath and watch this conflict resolution video. This video is intended for training purposes only.
Do you often find yourself in conflict with other Rust players? Do you sometimes say or do things you might regret later? Take a deep breath and watch this conflict resolution video. This video is intended for training purposes only.
![Rust Building 3.0 Encourages Griefing (What to do?)
Rust Building 3.0 encourages griefing.
The original update which first allowed tool cupboards to be locked was a great change in reducing griefing. If raiders got all of your loot and were simply left with a locked tool cupboard, there was a good chance they would be satisfied and leave.
Now raiders are almost guaranteed to find some resources within the TC, and so theyll destroy it since TCs are really not that hard to destroy. Most bases are going to have a lot of stone, wood, and metal inside the TC its almost always going to be worth breaking the TC, and then your base will be griefed, or simply decayed before you get back to it.
Is there anything to do for this? My suggestion is to place your tool cupboard visible behind bullet proof glass. Doing this will force raiders to make a conscious choice to use two C4 just to get whats inside your TC. They will be aware that they are not going to uncover a juicy loot room just resources inside of a TC. Will they do it? Raiders may fully raid your loot rooms and leave your TC alone. At worst, bullet proof glass will give your tool cupboard more protection than a sheet metal door. Check out this video for a demonstration.
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