With the team at Facepunch Studios busy working away on new content and gameplay changes for its flagship survival game, there's always - well, often - news to share on what's headed Rust's way. Rust YouTuber Shadowfrax has just shared the latest details on what the devs have been cooking up, and it includes a key change for supply drops.
In the game's staging - that is, live testing - branch, there are some updates to how visible supply drops are, as Shadowfrax explains in the clip below. "Many supply drops delivered between the in-game hours of 8pm and 7am will now have a big, rotating light on top and white lights on the bottom," he notes - and there's some footage giving you a good idea of what this'll look like in practice to see.
These lights will stay switched on for "a while" after a supply drop hits the ground to help players locate it in areas with dense foliage - though it's worth noting the siren light will only be visible once you're within a certain distance of the box o' goodies.
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