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I gave up Rust when I moved to Linux.
They are changing the game from building a cozy PvP Minecraft, to a clan based wargame.
Cozy players, don't cheat, clans do (Not all, of course).
Changing? Zergs have run servers since the first day I played almost 10 years ago. Small monuments are war zones the first few days of wipe. I don't think that's changed much since. Rust has never been cozy on any server with a population.
Rust PVE on community servers is pretty cozy.
Yeah I should've specified vanilla pvp servers. It's always been a KoS hellhole. If anything, recent changes have made pvp less punishing.