My take on an extended loot room 2x1 solo bunker Rust base design - Perfect for a solo or a duo looking for maximum storage with a discrete design that won't get you raided day one...

With some wipes coming up, I wanted to rework my current solo base by making sure I had a base that had a low profile, small footprint, high raid cost but minimal build cost and upkeep. A base that wouldn't need to be extended or expanded for loot rooms - as this can draw unwanted attention from would be raiders.

Chapters:
00:00 - The Lay-Low
01:00 - The Walkthrough
02:17 - The Floorplans
02:50 - The Starter
05:28 - The Bunker
07:40 - The Honeycomb
09:45 - The Upgrades
10:30 - The Costs

In a world of sky high bases, imposing shooting floors and looming heli towers

Sometimes it calls for you to keep your head down, keep a low profile and to not draw any attention to the place you call home and where you keep all of your loot

For this reason, I bring you the Lay-Low

A discrete and unassuming 2x1 base that has a wipes worth of loot holding capabilities and the security features and uprades you need to keep it all safe

If you’re looking for a simple starter base that’s cheap to build, easy to expand and won’t attract the attention of would be raiders while giving the curious few the impression of a high cost and low profit raid

Then the Lay-Low is the base for you...

I had a lot of fun making this and I hope you enjoy the video!


Music Credit:
Eric Godlow


Rust is an open world survival game available on PC and in Beta on Console (Xbox and PlayStation). The goal of the game is to design and build bases, gather resources and defend your loot against other players, groups and zergs. Play through the primitive early game and make it to end-game PVP with tier 3 weapons over the span of a wipe. Living out of the best solo base in rust.

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