Many games let you choose your character's race, but not Rust. The chaotic survival game is doing its best impression of the gene pool—randomizing who's white, black, and everything else—and players have reacted in unexpected ways.
I miss the good old days of NBA Street and NFL Blitz, back before all the big sports video game franchises became obsessed with hyperrealism and little else. Back then, it didn't matter that I knew next to nothing about football or basketball.
Paranoia—and the fact that you can only see naked characters' weapons when they're using them—fuels the survival game Rust. YouTuber rewrite illustrates this with an excellent and funny example of why you shouldn't trust anyone in the game, even players who look like new spawns.
The open world zombie survival MMO Rust must be one of those games, where shooting someone will not just freak out the victim, but also the shooter himself, thanks to glitches like this above. Maybe Clayface-physics are Rust's answer to the zombies in DayZ that can walk through walls and floors.
Garry Newman has one of PC gaming's better-known first names — and one of its best grassroots success stories.
