Explaining My RUST_010 Roblox Games

[@EmperoroftheVoid]

Another barely decent myth, ruined.

[@RUST010]

🤓

[@Dancing_Grunt]

🤓

[@men_r_paul]

💀

[@EmperoroftheVoid]

​@@RUST010Omg hi, will you make a sequel to RUST?

[@domokoa]

@@EmperoroftheVoid bro switched up

[@Matoro_9999]

The fact the best "myth" turned out to be some dude just making horror games Is pretty cool and honestly even if the games are old and most are broken It's still nostalgic and fun to play the games sometimes

[@OFAleague]

The father of myth inspired developers, RUST_010

[@Matoro_9999]

@@OFAleague The fact he was one of the best myths without trying

[@tuilip]

the best??

[@Matoro_9999]

@@tuilip Yeah I clearly typed that wdym re read it if you didnt understand

[@GALAXYFIVE]

Rust is an OG myth

[@khahl23]

"Close your eyes, and picture those games. What do you see?" ... a 20 year old man screaming at the top of his lungs due to scary legos

[@xzz11222]

18*

[@KaidenMckeown]

Khal23 is talking about flamingo, my guy.@@xzz11222

[@saravega7035]

@@xzz11222he’s talking about flamingo

[@CGI_Andy]

@@xzz11222 flamingo

[@flasquedreams]

@@CGI_Andyflamngo

[@MassiveMaleMonkey]

dude this guy was probably like 12-ish when he made this scaring the SHIT out of albert lmao

[@kullersten_]

It's oddly heartwarming to see what was once such an ominous figure shown to be another dev, just trying to put out their passion to the world. It gives me motivation to strive for my own goals, knowing every legend started the same way at some point.

[@sxxkoyomi]

Chase your dreams and u better catch em

[@GALAXYFIVE]

Yea that makes rust special

[@scoundral2995]

* fake players made to confuse the players and creep them out * "Yea I don't know, kinda just made them and liked it so I kept it in after stealing some random people's avatars."

[@HiWelcomeToIKEA]

Half of which he didn't know what he was even doing ☠️

[@ReelEnder]

Yeah

[@subelite9955]

Dude was literally living a normal and peaceful life, and then remembered “Oh crap, i forgot i’m a roblox myth”

[@claytian]

Me every few months

[@FiddlePatt]

@@claytiansame

[@Crimsusy]

​@@claytianu aint no roblox myth 😂😂

[@brothdian]

​@@Crimsusywait till I transfer their soul into the roblox servers😁😁😁😁😁

[@Universalgreenie]

@@Crimsusyfunny story, when I was like 6 or so i really wanted to be a Roblox myth so I made 3 alts and made horror games based off of the ones i found on the group called the robloxian myth hunters. after that i continued into robloxian myth hunters by going into robloxian myth hunters on my main and spammed “there’s a really cool myth called_____”. All of those accounts are now lost.

[@BumSmacker]

man this brings a tear to my eye. such a scary guy who I genuinely had nightmares about turns out to be a young dev who just wanted to have some fun. if you asked young me all those years ago who I thought rust was, I would've said a grown man who created scary games with all this lore. now im watching a video with animal crossing music in the back on this teenager explaining those memories to me.

[@ScottSanchoAbandoned]

It's nice to see you revisiting your work, I was mostly fascinated to your games when Albert posted stuff about you, I hope you work on other myths someday.

[@seaweediscup]

Yes

[@DaRealBucketMan]

Fr

[@beta-hx8pl]

yes

[@satorns1]

dont remove posted from that sentence

[@GALAXYFIVE]

I know right. Rust is so cool

[@sandalfounddead]

I definitely believed that Rust was a fully fledged out story, but now that you revealed the "story" of everything, I now see Rust as a collection of games showcasing your building/coding talents. Good job, man.

[@SanderDoesThings]

I really cracked up when he said "it doesn't actually log you, because I don't know how to do that" lmao

[@Layla-wp7jb]

Younger me wouldn’t comprehend this being fake lollll

[@aldjeiwkdhwiwjd]

im sad that the ihatemyson rust series had to end with a cliffhanger but like people have to move on yknow

[@eggamingreal]

i love the whole idea of communities trying to figure out some horror game story that seems really well hidden and put together just for the creator to say "i like abandoned houses :)"

[@pandaant]

You may not have written a story for Rust, but the story wrote itself. Thats what made it interesting because it left people guessing.

[@r0mser45]

No replies? Lemme fix that

[@MelonJuiceCool]

@@r0mser45 No bitches? Lemme not fix that

[@QuinnerWinnerChickenDinners]

THIS!!

[@Fieldperson]

I wonder if this is how Scott cawthon looks at his games

[@Charliehotdog79]

@@Fieldperson Almost 100% lmao

[@Swapilla]

I used to think the story of Rust was about a guy who was in a mental asylum and had multiple personalities but now finding out that there was nothing behind it is so funny to me. I am so glad you're in peace with your past and open about it because most people who quit stuff loath it. I will forever miss Rust because it was a big part of my childhood and I'm so grateful you made smth this good.

[@ShrimChami]

Someone once said a theory about what RUST could possibly be, and it's probably my favorite take on what RUST's story could've been: "I'm sure all RUST fans know about "it", the one that RUST keep talking about, the one that RUST created, the one that has no description. Well, what if these "games" RUST are making are here to keep us solving riddles, to keep us busy, and to keep us from knowing what "it" is. The creature that chased us down in "can you see it?", which most people believed was "it", could be a decoy of some sort to make us thing we've found "it" and stop looking for it. Maybe the whole story of RUST relies on "it", and what it actually is. But we may never know for sure, all we are doing is playing new games each couple of months and solving new puzzles and riddles, getting trapped in creepy forests, exploring abandoned houses. Maybe these real life locations that RUST are sending us at the end of some of the games may be related to the ACTUAL "it". Maybe they're places where "it" was seen on. RUST's role is that he CREATED "it", and may be making all these games to prevent us from getting closer to figuring out what "it" is. We may never truly know the truth. Maybe some day. Some day." That's not exactly what the person said, I just recited what he said in my own words because I forgot where the message with that theory was sent, and I'm too lazy to go looking for it. I heard it years ago, so some info may not be accurate to the original thing, but it's still my favorite take on RUST tbh.

[@memerified]

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[@Bloxxers_rclNotAClanner]

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[@dinoguy1122-k5r]

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[@doodlebob9943]

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[@senxoda]

I remember as kids me and my friends ran into each others houses. We would sit and play your games endlessly, “analysing” every detail in every game you made cuz we genuinely thought it was made from some guy who was a serial killer. I was never into roblox myths EVER besides Rust 010. It was simple to follow and scary enough for its time. Thanks for being a part of my childhood

[@RUST010]

@flamingo let’s catch up

[@fridup3990]

nuh uh

[@onetimesback]

yuh uh

[@RocketShipSquid]

flingo

[@keithb2016]

nuh uh

[@Joe19219]

whats a flamingo

[@NotGarfield87]

I love how Rust in reality was really just a horror passion project, some random art you made that blew up. It really shows how much you cared about the horror genre and the art of video games, and how communities really contribute to the lore and the meaning of such media. It's sad most of the games are slightly broken, but I think just having them exist and the memories is fine. Rust was one of my favorite "myths" on the Flamingo KZbin channel and your games really were a part of my childhood an the development of some of my friendships, thank you for sharing with us your art, and it's great and just so heartwarming to see everyone back and just taking a walk down memory lane while we look at some nostalgia and talk about the Rust games like we're old friends catching up.

[@arcitheanonymousbird_04]

It's so surreal to see the myth that made up most of my childhood finally be explained and given answers, who knew that the terrifying games were just a passion project? I certainly didn't. But it's nice to get explanations about the designs and other things.

[@Ashyiar]

These games were honestly a huge part of my childhood and I loved how simple yet terrifying they were. I really enjoyed the fake players aspect and just the constant mystery surrounding your character and why these different places existed in the first place. It was really cool to see the behind the scenes of all the games; and even though there wasn’t much of a story, the atmosphere that was built throughout the games was enough to make up for it. I hope you’re well and can’t wait to see any future projects that might come about.

[@L8nnC]

true

[@Lucas38739]

true

[@QuirkyMaster]

How old are u if rust games were your childhood

[@PICOOLO2]

@@QuirkyMaster 12

[@Scrimsun]

@@QuirkyMaster ain't no way child hood?

[@murksalot]

I was just a kid when Rust was big, and it's kind of crazy to think that was a full 6 years ago. Thank you for it, it was one of the most unique experiences on Roblox at the time because of how ominous everything felt. It was really mysterious in a fun way, it felt like there was a huge story to it but honestly I can't blame you that it ended up to be you just having fun making atmospheric horror games. I'm a novice developer on Roblox myself now, and I can understand pretty much every point you make in this video. It's kind of funny, you ended up sparking a whole subgenre of Roblox games just by having fun doing what you like.

[@JohnBatmanReal]

It was 6 year?

[@JohnBatmanReal]

@@kerosene3175 o bu still damn

[@SillyGuy67]

Goddamn 2018 goes so fast

[@Handle_man93]

@@JohnBatmanRealhe was 10 I think

[@zowt6076]

this is awesome, I always love these kind of "late behind the scenes" videos after the heat dies down. Keeps this stuff from just fading as an old memory. Was absolutely not expecting to ever get any kind of clarity on the RUST_010 roblox games that I had completely forgotten about

[@bruisedfaith]

After finding out that all of it didn't actually connect and had no purpose really changes the view on everything, i remember being up at like 3 am going through the games trying to find out the story behind it all *yyyyears* ago. definitely one of my favorite "myths" or atleast horror game makers (in your eyes) in my opinion. cant wait to see your future content though, rust!

[@RUST010]

thank you! even though it started without a story, i tried to evolve it in a way that would keep people questioning. i did have every intention of bringing stuff together but i just never got close to that point. i WISH i had came up with something, but like i said, i was only introduced to the myth community after rust had started. the idea of implementing a "story" into these games was new to me and i only started to do that in my later games

[@Rust_sans]

@@RUST010 can you make more horror lore games i miss the old games they made a pice of childhood

[@bruisedfaith]

@@RUST010 I understand how that goes, becoming something big in such little time with no idea how to approach your upcoming is really stressful, seen it happen to a friend or two actually haha. But even then, in retrospect, and in my personal beliefs, having an indefinite/indifferent ending actually does make it better, as (lets say as an example, it WERE to have an ending) it leaves the community blocked from finding out the meaning of it all (which lets also say that it's meaning is ultimately nothing either way). leaving the confusing "puzzles" and "riddles" behind basically tricks the audience into believing something different than your original intents for the road to the end. and you could say that when making the random games, they were made to throw off the people that were digging deeper into the "lore". in the end, story or not, it definitely was a pretty good series if you search for the right ideas.

[@DaRealBucketMan]

​@@Rust_sansye

[@Rust_sans]

@@bruisedfaith YEAH 👍

[@WeeDefault]

Yes!!! I used to love watching Flamingo play these and the mystery was so cool! I cared so much about this series that I was so excited when you were going to start uploading again.

[@Rat_King87]

Omg yes! The nostalgia! I remember I would always be legitimately terrified because of his reactions, like how he would scream really loudly at any jumpscare!

[@barkingsandwich]

i love you rust back in 2018 i was a braindead roblox kid and i kept playing your games and other myth games not even knowing that there's people trying to solve a mystery with them and its coolio

[@LordFreizaAndFreizaArmy]

You deserve more credit for the effort you put in, and no doubt many of us would like to see your work continue, the myth community will rise again, and however it happens, you were a important part of Roblox, of course most of us came from Flamingo, but we are still here. Still here. Stay strong, trust the process.

[@halo3rat504]

he aint deserve credit, he stole the intro from another youtuber ☠☠

[@pastorjackkasongo4543]

​@@halo3rat504Send the link

[@halo3rat504]

@@pastorjackkasongo4543 search up minecraft but you feel 10 again part 1 lmao

[@Sanityis_ImportantToMika]

​@@halo3rat504 link?

[@halo3rat504]

@@Sanityis_ImportantToMika a year later cant remember the video but i know it was from laughability, i remember just watching it then moving onto this, completely the same joke but different topic 😭😭😭😭🙏🙏

[@Weegee1247]

After seeing the whole vid, I can safely say that you were definitely a big inspiration for me. Most of the games you had created made me want to attempt my own forms of horror maps, and while they were never finished, I can say that I had fun with them all. It's always great to see creators going back and showing the world what they created, and I'm so glad to have seen this story's life, despite how little story there is. Can't wait to see what you may do in the future!

[@ultraviolet_99]

recently rewatched all the rust videos. Its honestly really hard to belive 2018 was 6 years ago. I rememder coming home from school and and watching these on my familys 2007 imac. That thing still works, its a beast. I honestly died laughing watching this, seeing how you didnt think about most of the lore stuff. Still, i was horrifed of rust, even though it never was a true cohesive story it still was really entertaining.

[@CyberIight]

Yea

[@ShrimChami]

As someone who used to be obsessed with RUST_010, I'm very glad you finally decided to explain your games. I used to be so obsessed, I think I remember more about your games than you do yourself lmao, so here are some things you missed that I personally remember: -The developer password in the database DID in fact have a correct password, which is "devlogin123". It would say "Success" although it did nothing. -I remember the applications in the computer in R U S T. One of them was a command prompt where most commands didn't work. However, typing "execute" would make the CMD say "Success! Please wait...", although nothing happened aswell. Somebody said if you were to type that in then go to Smile! and do the ending, you would get a different one (Although that's most likely not true, but it'd be nice if you clarified). -In "It's out there...", the computer at the end of the game would lead you to a place called "in the distance...", which you missed. Was there any way to open the barricaded door at the end of that game? (Or do you not remember?) -"look behind you..." has an ending where if you touch the sewer gate thingy, it would lead you to an ending similar to Smile!, where you get murdered by some guy. -What was "it"? Before the myth ended, you would always ramble on to Albert about some creature called "it". And you said it was the creature who chased you down in "can you see it?". I assume you didn't plan out anything and it was just some random thing you made up with no relevance. -WHAT WAS THE SECURITY PASSWORD IN FROWN FOR GOD'S SAKE /j So yeah, just wanted you to explain some things you didn't explain in the video. It's fine if you don't answer. Edit: OH YEAH I FORGOT, Can you explain what that "News616" video was?

[@surge-ry7nl]

Would you ever consider uncopylocking all your old games? I know I, and lots of other people would like to take an in depth look at them. I've been enjoying the content that you have been making as of late. Keep it up man.

[@RUST010]

Yeah sure!

[@MillionsStupidGaming]

Can't wait to see good memories if he does soon

[@Tower_Swagman]

Someone could probably fix them or improve them somehow if that happens.

[@MillionsStupidGaming]

@@Tower_Swagman And that's what I'm hopefully going for. Hopefully he does uncopylock them soon, because I have a lot of thought into it now. Almost can't stop thinking about it.

[@Tower_Swagman]

@@MillionsStupidGaming come to think of it, someone could make something pretty damn good with Rust's old games as a base for it. It'd be pretty damn interesting, don't you think?

[@ianternet9587]

when i was in middle school, i ran into an account called “010_tsur” and i thought it was a connection, so i friended them. I got a jolt of memory when i saw that account and im happy youre transparent about it. thank you man

[@jennax534xdiamond8]

Even though you didn’t end up pinning down a full-fledged story, I still adored all the games and videos about you. You were such a big part of my childhood, man and I really thank you for all the work you did. Wishing you luck on all your future projects! If I had to put together a story with what you had already, I’d say perhaps “RUST” found a kid in the abandoned asylum and took to making them his AI Masterpiece. Turning them into the Smile Creature after increasing experimentation. This kid-turned-creature roams around abandoned buildings in search of people they can make “happy” and (maybe this is a stretch) they look through abandoned buildings because it reminds them of the asylum, where they came across some of the most unhappy people. Maybe some of the single-player games were actually encounters with the creature by different subjects and maybe the kid had a fascination with scarecrows. So that whole scarecrow thing was just a way for the creature to bring in some “happiness” On RUST’s side of things, he increasingly goes on to create more AI’s. Which slowly improve as they gain more abilities, such as, chatting or calling meetings. I like to think RUST already believes in the AI takeover of the world and is simply facilitating it in a controlled manner, to which he can reign over. Which is maybe what the bunker in OP. RUST is for. The eventual takeover haven and the main control center. In the middle of all of this, Flamingo is either the test subject for RUST. Being the person who has to firsthand test these AI’s, or he’s the next person in line to becoming RUST’s next AI masterpiece and each game is simply testing his abilities not only to communicate with the Smile Creature but also the AI’s. That’s why RUST so closely monitors Flamingo in each game. That’s what I have in mind. I haven’t done a full watch-through of the series in a long time so I could be missing things or have huge plot holes. So please don’t mind me. If anyone else has any ideas of how you think the story could’ve gone, do share! And again, thank you so much for your hard work RUST! TLDR; I just filled in a made-up story for the series that I came up with on the spot

[@Kniy]

This is so nice, to see that RUST was actually just a chill developer trying to make passion games! If you ever do want to revise the RUST series I do know a game studio which would be more than happy to help.

[@CreepyPastaExplorer]

Everyone is their own worst critic. Even tho you didnt have a story for your games, people still enjoyed them, enjoyes the lore they brought. The mystery. Dont be hard on yourself Rust, your games are great.

[@Lauclan_Dev]

This character you made was my first introduction to the myth community on roblox, which is still to this day, my favorite subject within the roblox community. After I "investigated" your character and it's story that people had created for it, I started helping out in the myth community, and I actually ended up helping via building and 3d modelling for a couple different myth creators. Overall I think it was a really cool introduction to a good community, and I really enjoyed the games you created. Through what you made I got to meet a lot of really good people and I'm glad to have discovered it when it was just created. I'm happy to see the games explained after so much time.

[@zabuxman4631]

First time I ever learned about rust was exactly 6 years ago, I was 11. Now I am 17, and just watching this video brings back a lot of memories. Thank you for the nice spooks man.

[@RakeV8]

SANDS

[@twotruckslyrics]

im in high school now it feels so crazy 😭 i miss the routine of coming home from school to check if there was a new flamingo myth video

[@Skit183]

this is the first rust video I ever watched and DAMN RUST I didn’t know you where chill like that

[@JazzWRats]

Glad to see you revisit publicly! Brings back memories of online friends I knew who made myths/horror games and summed it up to making it up along the way. Brings back a simpler time when people just made these types of games just to make em and not for external reasons (not to say that’s anything bad or wrong) :)

[@jafguy]

Been waiting a long time for this! Glad to see the "story" finally come to a definitive end!

[@privateaccountthree]

Area 0001 was my favorite, not because im basic though, but because of how it lead up to a story kinda. Spawned in with 1 person and found another, then he found the fake bot and it jump scared all of them. They found the 4th player and then the games expedition ended. BEST STORY EVER

[@CalebWTF]

Im still surprised how you just seemed like a very creepy person back then but ended up just being a very normal guy. It’s also cool seeing you play through all your scary old games, it brings a lot of memories!

[@RUST2POINT0]

thank you for the explanation. it was nice seeing answers to everything after all these years. and thank you, RUST, for everything.

[@anxia-tea5846]

honestly, I feel like you could be an even greater horror developer with this experience. even though you’re not really as much of a “myth” anymore, it would still be fun to see more stuff like this.

[@Tower_Swagman]

You know, even if there was never any story behind these games at all and were just simple horror games (for the most part), they still seem somewhat fascinating in a way.

[@Natumi.]

i did not expect you to just explain all the mystery behind your games, this is truly something that surprised me. i love this, thank you.

[@bathtubXtoasterr]

ralsei

[@aNormalIdiot]

ralsei

[@lesterthejester1009]

Its kind of sad that its completely over, that feeling of fear and excitement watching a new RUST video. However im glad i finally get an answer

[@novatheprotogen2794]

It sucks that one person ruined this experience for so many other people. I wish some of the kids nowadays could've experienced what It was like growing up with the Myth community, with some of the most major... it's mostly ruined but I do hope someday it does return. I remember you we're my biggest Inspiration for even getting into making games along with VSB but I really wanted to make a myth game. I still do, I've tried... but to no avail nothing really, works. Thank you for being a myth even if It wasn't intended, you Inspired something that Roblox nowadays, lacks.

[@EarthItself]

who ruined this experience??

[@tianosbits]

​@@EarthItself I think his talking about kazdam

[@acreator4268]

@@tianosbits whose that again? :’)

[@tianosbits]

@@acreator4268 leader of the roblox myth hunters

[@individuality4422]

Roblox Myth Community is full of terrible people unfortunately!

[@Drozos]

this is incredibly nostalgic, and im surprised how much of this i remember. all these games felt huge but you explain them so simply. i spent a lot of hours looking at all this while editing albert's screams together for compilations, thank you for making a part of my childhood.

[@Romalityy]

You have no idea how much I loved your gamers and Albert’s vids on you, I hope so much that you guys can collab again

[@randomyoutuber2633]

One of the best myths for sure, just because of how unique and honestly terrifying the games were, at that time there was nothing like it, a stalker myth who made you find codes using a computer that also sent you to different games, looking at your own dead body and it jumpscaring you, the clone people coming after you, and much much more.

[@MarxismOfficial]

yea

[@DapperBUG25]

watching albert play these back in the day as they came out is one of my favorite memories i have of roblox. looking back on it now its kind of obvious that there was no plan for them, but the mystery that each game's open-endedness brought was super interesting and i'd love to see some indie or even triple-a devs try to replicate that. ive seen stuff like it, but nothing has ever quite captured the mystique brought about by your games. glad to see you revisit these in such a chill manner, and i cant wait to see what the future of your channel holds

[@Zvrpy]

I forgot you existed but now I'm happy to have remembered. Keep being you cheers

[@Paranomium_]

honestly watching these games in action years ago made this seem as an scary as hell game with a weird mystery unsolved. but looking at it with the darkness removed and with the developer commentary, it just seems like a normal place I could fix up in a few hours on roblox studio. It's kinda amazing how these map can seem so big by masking it in the dark. you did amazing work! :)

[@VariantBank]

Kind of amazing how your games are still probably the scariest I've played. Nearly all Roblox horror games can't emulate what you were able to do and I applaud you for it.

[@tyrrible]

👀

[@LakeSaidet]

I think its wholesome how you turned from this horror game creator to just a nice youtuber dude

[@MillionsStupidGaming]

Man, these we're good times. If only we had a proper ending with the "myth" and not a cliff hanger

[@The_Maidenless]

it's fascinating to see a big part of my spooky childhood ended up being so simple. You were my and so many other's inspiration for creating myths. (while the majority of us can all admit it was mostly for clout lmao) it's really cool to see the behind-the-scenes. the funniest part to me is how people kept trying to guess what the story of RUST was. And it ended up just being a dude who wanted to make spooky games

[@Zorla]

I always liked how the games were made and it just brought interest to me so i started watching more rust_010 content and i enjoyed it throughout the years of seeing what other people say and etc. Rust_010 im glad to see that ur telling your story about how you made ur games and everything i find it entertaining.

[@joshpepper902]

it's so cool to see you look into your old stuff and give us a breakdown behind it.

[@connorhave6066]

What an entertaining Rust_010 video

[@millipedeKing]

I gotta say, your games made my childhood. Even though they were a little spooky for a kid, i found joy in that. I spent time watching flamingo play your games and theorize about it. I then would play them on my own and scare myself. It was super fun and even if there wasnt much of a story to it. They still made my life what it was. 😊 I enjoyed this and i enjoyed the little rust series. Glad to have been there for this 🎉

[@Bunny_Crystal]

you don't know how much i loved these rust games when i was younger, To a point i remade my own versions of them on LittleBigPlanet you inspired me to keep leaning into the horror category of games I try to make. thank you xdd

[@RUST010]

thank you!

[@miko4067]

I honestly admit as a Russian-speaking person, it hurts me to look at how you show everything after this whole story, but it’s nice to know that you are not some kind of myth or something like that... a good story growing up, it was nice to watch all this, you raised half a generation and me in that number

[@Preppyhammer]

This gives me intense nostalgia, I’m happy you revisited the games and other things.

[@matsu5010]

I remember one of your games giving me and my friend a good scare that left us pretty shook up some years back. It’s very interesting to know the person behind such a notorious myth, since many remained distant and mysterious.

[@NoobManTheSilly]

This was my favorite myth out of them all and i hope you make a sequel one day

[@calcines]

It’s really neat to see the games that used to appear in my nightmares explained! I’m honestly shocked that they aren’t connected at all, even loosely. They really do seem like they would be! One thing I was always curious about, though, was the critters with the elk calls. What was the inspiration behind them?

[@heyguys6526]

the inspiration was me trust 🙏

[@MarxismOfficial]

iasd

[@ahboi489]

Flamingo fans incoming

[@Et2183gc]

My memories..

[@randomguy-sf6fq]

Yes

[@blitzyy68]

Yea

[@tomski2027]

Yes

[@notmoxyt]

Yes

[@sadiepemberton3156]

dude you were my FAVORITE myth. not just because albert covered you, but it was so interesting to see all of the games you made and how you made them. knowing youre just a normal guy making games makes this all so cool since you made it all so well. you go king

[@Book__]

It’s nice to see that you’re doing well even if the myth community has became more obscured. It’s nice that you have moved on instead of trying to keep putting out attempts of the games

[@opubapty1298]

I used to play these games from the start pretending like I was figuring out the myth cuz I watched albert, you were a part of my childhood :)

[@opubapty1298]

Yooo I got a heart, thx man

[@Kingzy42]

I gotta thank you man, I remember coming home from school and watching the new rust flamingo video and exploring the games with friends. You made a core memory for not just me, but many others.

[@furiosityxox2084]

The fact that you made these games without a storyline or anything planned really shocked me, because, a person in one of Alberts videos made a good point/theory about the rust games being based off this one serial killer who killed people AROUND THOSE SPECIFIC abandoned places, the serial killer also used a RUSTY KNIFE and the barcode on it was 010. Was it not based on that? Here, let me paste the original comment from Alberts video: "Yes. This is all one big prank. The Johnsons were murdered at that shack and the person who did it left their knife, the barcode on the knife was 010, and it was a rusty knife. There was a guy named Mike Stevenson who died there with a smile. I investigated a little more on this topic and found 6 casses of dead families who died from a rusty knife. The location's of there deaths formed a circle around the shack. There was also another family known as the Rogers, who lived in the shack. They found a horrible thing in the basement. It was behind a box which of course, had rust next to it. Behind the box was a rusty metal bin that had an eyeball, a lung, and an ear in it. So this rust killer is definitely NOT a joke. The guy that's doing this probably just wants to scare you, or make you go to that shack. I recommend NEVER EVER going near or in it. The police have placed restricted sign's all over. If you're a reckless teen, DON'T GO NEAR OR IN IT. I saw a story of two teens who went in probably expecting to come out, but they didn't and they found their bodies on the floor, one in the bathroom with a broken skull with a knife sticking through, and the other with a lawn mower caught on his leg, and his leg was a bloody mess, police say the guy with the lawn mower on his leg, was still alive but something had slit his throat. Another story was a married couple went to this shack and the man was found dead in the kitchen with a knife in his head, and the woman was found with her chest and stomach split open and she was missing a few organs. So I think that this psycho rust killer, collects body parts and organs for something. Flamingo I recommend to NOT go near or in that shack."

[@RUST010]

tbh i think somebody just made all that up. the abandoned places were all just random, i never even looked into them. looking into them now i can't find anything that would suggest they had any sort of history like that

[@furiosityxox2084]

@@RUST010 well considering the fact i never decided to look into any of this, i'm just going to simply believe it was all made up if you looked into it yourself already lol if the person really DID make that up then god damn, they have one big imagination cause i believed it 💀🙏

[@DiegoOfTheRiver]

So THAT explains why my brother said there were murders in sleepy meadows. Huh

[@CloakerEvo86]

@@RUST010 serial killer with a rusty kinife that says 010? yeah thats too specific to be that unknown

[@NotGarfield87]

That story is definitely fake, just the way they describe the murders and timeline and everything seems like just a story. Also you could probably just google search that and find nothing or something from the same poster/ more misinformation on Rust the account. I also find it very hard to believe that a man survived a slit throat, that’s the one wound you will guaranteed never survive unless you’re lucky. It’s like getting shot point blank in the head. Still a very creative story though. Props to whoever made it.

[@justyouraverageperson9533]

Thanks for making this video! It's interesting that this myth was actually just you having fun and making scary games. I feel like if your character did have lore, they would probably be some dweller who loved scaring people that decided it was a good idea to explore these abandoned and haunted areas. Although, the approach you were taking with your unfinished game made sense too. The fake players being androids that stalked the real players would have also been a chilling plot. Me and some other random friends a while back tried to make a myth, but the hardest part for us too was writing a good story. I was maybe thinking of making a myth of my own now that I have much more experience and resources, but I've been busy with another project I'm helping a friend with. I suppose having a little myth on the side wouldn't hurt, though. Anyways, you've been a huge influence on me in terms of making me want to get involved in the myth community, even if you didn't quite understand what a myth was. I thank you for that.

[@amp6218]

your map making evolved into something beautiful, and i admire your love for horror and abandoned places.

[@pvmanuel]

I miss old Roblox myths

[@Definitelynot_Clap]

most of them got ruined by certain people behind them who did bad stuff.. everyone wants old roblox myths back except the newbies, my friends dont even remember who john doe is and they were around for it, its sad whats become of some myths.

[@Cap_Briggsy]

Fr, 4NN1 and BloxWatch were the best. Now all we have is crap like Jenna.

[@CooIStuffz]

​@@Definitelynot_Clapi remember thinking john doe was real and got scared

[@PixelyBits]

Ah, the memories that made me not sleep at night. I’m not getting that time back.

[@wunderbud628]

Honestly, its nice to see you look back fondly on these games. Good for you!! :]

[@FreshFries72]

“SERVE ME ON A SLIVER PLATTER TO THE WICKED”

[@CowBlob]

thanks for sharing rust! love ya good night

[@thepenguinman3484]

RUST was always one of if not my favourite myths that came out the myth community and its very fascinating to see all the games behind the scenes and revisited since the myth community has unfortunately died. Well done man

[@TuffBuffguy23]

i would really like to see where you go from here in terms of game development, maybe you could make some more of those singleplayer horror games?

[@unsie]

never been into myth hunting as a whole, but seeing the thought process behind one is pretty fun. no idea what youre working on now, or if you still are, but i hope it is/does go well.

[@DAISYDEVIL2007]

I always loved the Rust games and I had no idea you were making videos and stuff! It's neat seeing these games in a different light and the fact that there was no story to Rust makes it even better to me honestly, it means people can come up with their own tales. :]

[@theokkali467]

You should make the "spooky" games into funny/goofier ones lol

[@napnap_32]

He is probably the first legend who spoke for himself

[@Juleeeeeeeeeee]

I remember when I was young I was so inspired by you to make my own roblox myth and I want to thank you for that. Rust_010 was a big part of my childhood.

[@marth2995]

The myth,the man,the legend,the guy himself to explain his games

[@Yeplmfrostz]

0:37 JIMMY BISCUIT LIVE AID 2023!

[@PyroFusionBlox]

This is so heartwarming. You actually played a role in my childhood, thank you rust.

[@jegg1156]

I was absolutely obsessed with your myths back when Albert was making videos on them and I love hearing you explain them now and finally having closure about the lore. Also, is your intro inspired by Alfaoxtrot?

[@WillySalami]

really cool bro but you don't trick us we all know you're a serial killer

[@pawprint1]

Used to genuinely believe Rust had a story and was a horror entity but now I can see that behind the curtains its just a coding showcase instead. Pretty cool stuff to look back on and know about!

[@TheHeartlessMystery3672]

Honestly I was generally curious of what the final story was suppose to mean and represent- I’m glad your discussing it 👍👍👍

[@vickayy]

BABE WAKE UP RUST IS BACK

[@testedgmo]

RUST_010 games: *exists* Game Theory: *starts recording*

[@Handydan_offical]

SERVE ME ON A SILVER PLATTER🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Handydan_offical]

TO DA WICKED🤑👅🤑

[@landonneville2948]

RING AROUND THE ROSIE 🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥

[@robloxmark9117]

LIFE'S A GAME YOU BETTER PLAY ME RIGHT

[@akvamenas]

this was so cool to see. i remember when i was a kid i would watch the flamingo rust series multiple times a day and i'd have to turn away from my laptop when he was playing the more realistic maps- i had so many theories and rust was honestly my favorite myth for so long. it was so cool to see the reality behind the games, lol. you are amazing

[@Agentguylol]

SERVE ME ON A SLIVER PLATTER TO THE WICKED🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Lazynimations]

"SERVE ME ON A SILVER PLATTER TO THE WICKED. "

[@irina891]

ive just started watching albert again after a while and binged the whole rust series. once i finished the videos, this was reccomended to me. its funny to me how after years youve come back to explain this, and that it happened right when i started watching albert again lol

[@randomslovakguy]

hi iron lung

[@ManDesignPro]

SERVE HIM ON A SILVER PLATTER TO THE WICKED

[@TheoryOfTheo1]

LIFES A GAME YOU BETTER PLAY HIM RIGHT

[@ოoო]

Raaaggghhh , Ring-Around-The-Rosie