This Is How You Make A Good Base Design In Rust - 2021 Updated

[@WayZr]

Hope this video helped you out! Don't forget to join our discord server discord.gg/rXX7HcU Also we just launched a new rust server perfectly fit for newer players! type client.connect 145.239.149.47:28275 in the console to join, or search WayZ Survival in the modded section =)

[@GrandpaRust]

Good stuff son.

[@GrandpaRust]

I subbed

[@andrewmedwell2692]

Wow, what a great video even for advanced players!

[@youssefbelakhdar3651]

Khona maghribi ? ola dzairi ?? kenchemm chwiat accent dialna Gud content fam

[@AbsoluteKingofanime]

So I have a legitimate question about this and I haven't seen anyone do this but why not build a TC into a no door or windowed room and just place a bag and two drop boxes one leading in and one leading out to transfer supply's to it

[@kristotikerpuu4598]

Give the man a base, he will play for a wipe Teach the man to build, he will play all wipes

[@WayZr]

Comment of the month ahahaha

[@Gabe-cobalt]

Very good!

[@ejca9172]

@@WayZr *year

[@stefanosks6127]

@@ejca9172 * century

[@ScriptCasual]

@monkey *your mom

[@TerpSlurper0710]

350 hour solo, I needed this. Working 11 hour shift usually results in my base being raided when I wake up or when I’m done work.

[@jeffmorrison5834]

Bro same. I've had more success with low population servers last wipe.

[@TerpSlurper0710]

@@jeffmorrison5834 It’s a pain in the ass, but I can’t help but come back every single time.

[@RoRo0490]

As a solo player, always play low pop server's. :)

[@aagtoxic3714]

build lowkey if solo like build a 2x1 or2x2 in the woods where clans cant trade

[@956texzotics7]

Playing low pop servers is boring as shit lmao

[@MarketAndChurch]

You could be giving me crap advice, or even straight-up lying to me, and I'd still watch and love your videos. The editing and the ideas in this are incredible. Great job, keep it up.

[@xKINGY]

I wouldn’t..

[@All_SportGG]

@@xKINGY nobody asked Attention seeker

[@xKINGY]

@@All_SportGG yes i am seeking attention

[@Skiddyt]

Incredibly high quality content. Keep pumping videos like this and you’ll be up there in no time.

[@alekseys9116]

yess pure quality i never usually bump like button but here i'll do

[@wrongsuitnotie8427]

Your quality of content is not in direct correlation to “being up there”

[@extimeee1]

@@wrongsuitnotie8427 sadly yes

[@tyrelldavies47]

Sadly. He's already there

[@repowave9653]

@@alekseys9116 yea this content can take atleast 30 c4

[@beatems]

This actually gave me some good info even with 4k hours cheers bro

[@nenko5919]

With my almost 3k hours on Rust I already knew all this tips, but I watched it entirely, well made video for the beginners ! 👍

[@TheVortexBlazter]

For someone who is always the builder in the group, i cant believe how much i can relate to this video, Really good quality for such a small channel, So keep up the good work!

[@beans2362]

Your so underrated, you should have 1 mil subs man

[@bear532]

Awesome video man. This is sure to help out a lot of new players. Some things I want to add as well since building is my favorite part of rust. I am strictly talking for solos since I am a solo player and only build solo bases. I believe the most important part of any base design is upgradability steps. IMO your starter base should be able to last you without having to expand due to space requirements. For instance I have made countless 2x1 bases. My strongest base is actually a 2x1. It’s 32 rockets to tc or main loot and it can be 43 rockets to both if they raid on the wrong. All for 3.6k metal a day, less than 2k stone, and 67hqm. It has an indoor oil refinery and for 400 more metal frags upkeep you can have 3 planter boxes so you never run out of cloth and if you build a small stone 2x2 boat garage and add some fish traps you can have all the low grade/medical syringes you would ever need. Sounds great doesn’t it? Nope, it’s actually shit. The reason is UPGRADABILITY. 2x1s frankly suck. You run out of room real fast and have to waste time expanding. Only build a 2x1 if you intend on having a completely new base and just need a base for the first day. My favorite base design is off a 2x2. A solo/duo should ALWAYS build 2x2. Let me explain. On the first day of wipe it’s frankly very easy to build a 2x2. By the end of the day you can turn it into a bunker. Bunkers are frankly a must. You’d be an idiot not to abuse bunkers. You will not have enough metal to upgrade the walls so you can just leave it stone. On the first day your base is going to be 4rockets/2c4/10 sachel raid. It is frankly easily raidable, but it’s worth the risk. If you can upgrade it all to metal it becomes twice as strong which makes a huge difference. The reason 2x2s are so much better is they give you 2 full days of playing without the need to expand the base or having to move loot around to replace double doors to garage doors. It also gives you more storage than you’ll ever need as a solo. On the second day I upgrade all walls to metal and roof to hqm. No reason to honey comb just yet. Most raiders will just look to raid a stone base at this point. So basically you farm up for a base and then actually play the game and run monuments or pvp without having to worry about expanding. With a 2x1 you’re always having to to expand in the first 2 days which takes away from play time where you could snowball and it doesn’t have enough loot room towards the end of wipe. Having two sets of honey comb as a solo is over kill. Don’t do it, you’re just going to be stuck farming all the time and not actually playing. My biggest advice is roof stack. Roof stacking is frankly a must. Most people don’t do it because it can seem intimidating. However, once you practice it, it becomes really easy. It makes your bases so much stronger and more compact in a good way. I have found the best base designs are first floor bunkers, exit bunker on 2nd floor and enter on 2nd floor. However, if you notice a lot of designs have you enter on the first floor and that’s because they need to add doors so if the bunker entrance is on the second floor raiders can’t just raid your first two doors for cheap and then blast down into your bunker. With roof stacking you can have your entrance right on top of your bunker and it makes no difference in raid cost since it’s cheaper to raid from the outside through one layer of honey comb than to break a door or two and go through 2 roofs. This is why it makes the base more compact and opens up more options to you as a base designer. It can even make a base cheaper if done properly. I have found if you roof stack on only one side of a 2x2 you can fully honeycomb your bunker’s ceiling without having to use lower foundations on the remaining 3 sides. I call this a hybrid roof stacked base and I believe it is superior to a fully roof stacked base (all outside foundations are lower) because with a traditional roof stacked base you create 2 layers of honeycomb which is stronger, but costs so much more, especially in upkeep. It’s very rare for a solo’s 23 rocket base to get raided so an extra layer of honeycomb is a huge waste of time IMO. The other wonderful thing about roof stacking is that you can create a second bunker on the second floor to your 3rd floor. That is huge. Due to this you can make a cheap heli garage with some roofs and window frames. So basically you have a hybrid shooting floor and heli garage which saves you an extra floor of building therefore making your base cheaper. Another tip is to not be afraid of using temporary stone walls/door frames/floors. Don’t bother with using wood so it’s easier to pick out. Any experienced rust player will exploit this and eco raid you. Soft side picking stone building blocks only takes 10-12min and basically 1.5 stone nodes in wood for spears if you trade the stone at outpost. That’s super cheap and with auto attack it’s an absolute breeze. Also, if you’re solo build in the snow and by outpost. It makes gathering materials so much easier. Also, buy a jackhammer, the earlier the better since the more time you save overall.

[@Ape-rtz14]

wow, I might get the game for Christmas and I'm definitely going to use this advice, thanks.

[@itsoxide3812]

Even as an experienced player these videos always help remind me/ keep me updated on tricks on building. Thanks for the good video

[@cml524]

I accidentally clicked on this when I searched "Rust changes in 2021" since I took a break from playing for about a year. And I must say, I am extremely impressed at the professional quality of this video....needless to say I was sucked right into watching the entire thing even though I am definitely a veteran Rust player. VERY good job on this video!! I will definitely subscribe to show my support for future content.

[@MustangWWII]

These are some incredible tips. The clean production quality is impressive. Keep it up!

[@xRaWYT]

Nice and well rounded introduction and MUST DOs for begineers to take note of! Great video in terms of content and editing :) Good Job bro :D

[@WayZr]

Thanks man, means a lot :)

[@bigpenguin5431]

What an amazing base bro. I’m learning how to build bases and this is so helpful 🎉 I love your channel

[@codegeek98]

2:39 My god, this is a well-put insight I hadn't realized before how your requirements can _qualitatively_ change based on squad size;

[@froodoh825]

This is the best and most underrated Rust channel i have every seen. Your editing, your explanation, everything is perfect. Keep it up bro !

[@QuaZdk]

This deserves so many more views!

[@checkgames4738]

Thank you! Exactly what I was looking for, how to IMPLEMENT IT, I didn't want a specific design.. I just wanted my own base that's easy to follow (since I made it up myself). Thank you! (Again)

[@xerogravityy]

Always good thumbnails :] Props to whoever makes them 🌟

[@A5ylumPri5oner]

I have to say, do be careful putting your tc in the middle of your base, if its obvious where your tc is, people will always go towards the middle of bases, having it off center some times ends up being an easier raid, but more times then not, can cause raids to take longer, or have people run out of booms.

[@walterclements8976]

Wow rust base design philosophy has changed so much since last year

[@GrandpaRust]

5k hours. I learned no new techniques but the way to look at the balance of like sliding bar stats in character building. Smart. Better way to choose designs in the next wipe. Great job.

[@GrandpaRust]

@chalkyhonkb you know that's right.

[@konskript2403]

well to be honest you can have a strong base, that is mobile and defendable, just do multi-tc and get alot of turrets and problem is solved

[@WayZr]

The point of the video is to compare the viability of bases using the same amount of materials. Which means the best use of a set amount of materials. Adding turrets or what not will increase hugely the cost of the base (hqm)

[@konskript2403]

@@WayZr well turrets are 10 hqm per now so I would not say hugely lmao but I can see the video is more directed at new players, there are a few things you could have gone over tho that are in my opinion helpfull for new people and that is vending machine 13 rockets bunnker and using honeycomb as storage with window and half floor/vending machines, I understand what the idea of the sliders are but for experianced players materials are almost infinite

[@martinjuskaitis4215]

What the actual f*** is this.. dude the amount of work put into this. I can 100% see your growth infront of me. Keep it up dude!

[@deurm9709]

Absolutely what I needed. Wish I knew how to come up with these designs so I could make more versatile bases and come up with my own designs

[@felonfrank2689]

good video, I came up with a base design that has peak downs whilst also taking advantage of honeycomb and a bunker design. happy to show you if you care. People tried raiding and gave up because they didnt know how to raid it lol

[@Kris-Ako]

Cool video and animations, some really good tips for beginners, but I watched the full video anyway because it was really entertaining 👍🏻

[@GragCM]

Amazing video!!! You deserve so many more subs! Your editing is immaculate !

[@stanleyhudson6172]

if you are making a stability bunker make sure any work benches are inside the bunker if you can removes easy access to refill jackhammers for soft siding

[@eashamsingh3052]

This is the first video i have watched from your channel and it helped alot you are a very underated content creator. Keep up the good work 👍

[@Plazebology]

Underrated channel, underrated guy. Nice to come across a channel like this these days.

[@nok13579]

I’m new to rust console. Your tutorial provides very useful ideas of the game mechanism! A big thank you for your help!

[@Deep_vlogs47]

Great vid man! hope newer players can take this knowledge and learn from it.

[@tombomb8435]

this made me smile a little when he was explaining how the less people you have in your group, the more of a bunker base route your gonna have to go, cuz thats the only thing i can do that wont get me full raided

[@mukkaar]

Regardless of what kind of base you have or how many players you have, get flank base(s), preferably one that is relatively out of sight but will give you nice view of your base when you approach main. Secondly, use shotgun trap everywhere! And turrets ofc to keep watch of compound, roof and shooting floor, all the relatively open spaces. Using traps is so cheap way to make raids more difficult and expensive. Flank bases are honestly one of the most useful things to have and severely underused I feel like. Be it solo or group, it will give you massive edge for online raids. You can ofc use it to flank raiders, have actual beds in there to decrease cooldown, extra gear so you don't have to run naked etc. As for small duo/solo, you can use it to trick pursuers and save your main base. It will also serve as backup in case you are raided.

[@Paramontana92]

this video is dope as hell dude. You have some serious potential. !

[@eliskull]

THIS TABLE OF CONTENTS YOU PUT IN THE BEGINNING WAS A GREAT IDEA I REALLY LOLED THAT ABOUT THIS VIDEO AMONG YOUR EXPLANATIONS!!!! Well done

[@WayZr]

Glad you enjoyed ! Thank you

[@bluebowser3121]

I don't play rust, but your editing is very nice. You deserve more views.

[@mitchshe7138]

Your wise tale in the beginning is very nice

[@SawyerMotorsports]

That little cabin at the end made me smile lol. Thanks for that.

[@silent867]

Wow, what a brilliant video. You touched up on some important aspects of base building and then explained how a base is good as long as it adapts to you and your group. This is >exactly< what I've always felt about base building. Funny enough, I was eventually going to start making a video on this very topic, and about 70% of what I wanted to say was said perfectly here. Nice work!

[@Archadiaes]

This guy had me at the intro skit edit. that was good

[@pringles5070]

Way better explanation for beginners and intermediate Players... keep up the good work bro.. Best Base Building Guide ever 👌👌✌️✌️❤️❤️

[@dibackdraft]

This was good I just started playing last week.

[@TheRealRadgost]

Great editing, earned the sub for the production value alone. Keep it up man.

[@zorbara4u]

Very good vídeo, even for some of us with lots of hours in Rust. Keep up the good work, you've gained a subscriber.

[@redbowtie7060]

Amazing video I could tell you put a lot of hard work the tip about putting a triangle foundation with a square Foundation to further enhance the honeycomb taught me something I didn't know even though I had so many hours into rest

[@christiankohler4313]

started 3 weeks ago, i got ALOT to learn. Great video mate, next time i wanna try build i a nice house like that instead of a fortress.

[@protodactylusa9202]

great vid! exactly what i was looking for.

[@intheboxstudios]

for your tip on #3 make sure you upgrade that windowed wall to sheet metal or else they will just 2 c4 the stone wall instead of the windows.

[@mp_4]

I’m pretty new to the game and this video was extremely helpful, great video man 👍

[@trencough4]

This is a great video i have just followed base design tutorials but now i know how to build my own base designs

[@patsessions]

i think another addition to the criteria is upkeep and build cost.

[@Johan59fr]

Man, your video is really great! Keep going :)

[@Osatarium]

@WayZ at 09:07 you mentioned that adding window is adding c4 resistance. It is not the case people will aim for the wall. So adding window is only a way for channeling raiders to aim at walls people should keep that in mind.

[@BIGDADDY-nb7qt]

Around 14k hours. Very good video for starters keep it up.

[@FRMC_SALMON]

14k jeez

[@lordmilchreis1885]

Are you sure? Im not saying its not possible but 2 years CONSTANT playing seems a bit sus

[@DrewMANIC]

well done man this helps a lot

[@femsy5330]

I love the effort you put in the video! Awesome! Subscribed

[@crackers_beans]

Really good editing and, explaining! Will be subscribing and hope you get more clout. Commenting for algorithm!

[@NoCoolNamesRemain]

Excellent video! Everything is clearly explained at a reasonable peace : ) 9:05 Stone Window is only 500hp (2 C4) so it does not make sense to 3 C4 the window and embrasure.

[@kadenfrfx]

these videos are really well made, much luv ill sub

[@nickplayx3182]

First off this is a good video for beginners. However you don't have to give up things like online raid defense for more raid cost you can have all the things you listed in a base with low up keep, you just need to know more complex building mechanics. So great video I just think it only show the new players that base building is simple and can't be complex like it is.

[@lazyman1128]

thank you. helped me so much 🙏🙏

[@andreassucic6150]

awesome video, great explanation and details, thank you!

[@sebastianmaes4179]

This is so insane! Nice video and keep it up

[@roguelegend111]

Thanks for this detailed video! Great work

[@jamestaog6945]

At 6:17 he says that windows and walls have the same hp, which is true but glass windows take the same amount of explosives to break through as stone walls they have a higher defense, basically it takes 2c4 or 4 rockets to break through either

[@yunique3407]

very well made video! keep it up!

[@alexmurphy9669]

I’m subscribing👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻this video has helped me out a lot!! Thank you

[@kaarelk274]

Make your base out of 1 material. Different material is is like saying, throw your c4 on this wall. Specially armored. It's only 8 C4s (mostly it's behind 1 wall of better quality), much faster and maybe cheaper to raid right through the harder materials. And the most important point, there's always someone with enough explosives to wipe you off

[@lukey666lukey]

love the content. this should have way more views

[@lumist8451]

You can still make a bunker, with mobility, with good raid cost and defendability, altho it will cost way more but you can, if you're solo/duo on a 2x you can build that easily, if you have a bigger group on vanilla, same thing, altho you will need to have people on every 6 hours ish to refill tc, since stacks on vanilla only go to 1k I use a base design like this rn and so far loving it, no one has dared to online or offline yet(smaller server)

[@kotawells3949]

Dope video bro thanks for the help!

[@one234569and10]

BIGGEST TIP from me. Never put your TC on the first floor if you can help it, and try to get it as close to the first door on the base. If people door raid, they go through the doors. If they rocket raid, they almost always go from the side or the back of the base. They always try to get strait to the middle. I set the first floor to be honey comb with a loot room or two of empty boxes (in case of ESP) and metal or armor the inner walls. That means they have wasted most of their rockets to get to the center. If they are splashing up, they are most likely coming to thru the front door, so put the TC closer to the doors on 2nd or 3rd level, than the back.

[@sly7308]

I'll admit it. This was a good guide for beginners. Good job very well done really. What programs do you use for editing

[@WhosHorrify]

I love your guides bro, Subbed.

[@Graham832]

Awesome video loved the graphics

[@SourceSection]

great edit

[@itzjustkris7964]

In all my time in rust I’ve only ever been online raided once…by 2 ppl against solo me coz they knew I was new the raid lasted 2 hours and 30 minutes and in the end I won but with loses

[@ThePekitaz]

excelenete contenido... bro... keep playing and showiing us all this tutos...are great,,,,nice job...

[@Cryptokev69]

Using only triangles when honeycombing is the key to getting more walls

[@mongel9211]

My guy your editing is fucking godly. I'm subbing.

[@Hippodik]

Bruh you can have all three I’ve got them in a custom base every one - honeycomb inner and outside peaks and more so.

[@jonathanimby6566]

1.9%??! With how in depth the video was you deserve more support.

[@Allmightygreat]

Dang your kind of right in the KZbin algorithm stats

[@one234569and10]

1 I disagree with putting the TC in the center.. that's what everybody goes to look for it. In fact I never put it on the first floor at all I move it from the first floor to another floor after I've got a few levels up.

[@andrewb00]

truly great content thank you!

[@thekoreyway9272]

You can also skip the wood upgrade… you don’t need to go from wood then to zone

[@Bladegamingcontent]

with the tc being in the middle as the most important, what if you made a bases that seems like the tc would be in the middle but you actually put in in a triangle with 2 normal walls but one low wall and then put a window frame on top of it so if someone found it which you would hide behind a teir 3 or something like out bear skin rugs around and make it seem like a role player bases but if someone found it and you remembered to lock your tc, they would have to break it and either lose the materials inside or drill through more walls

[@Bladegamingcontent]

and then you talk about the moment I unpause the video

[@akame3107]

while i was offline my mate just destroyed our base and then when i logged back in we literally had this massive bunker base compound that is even hard for us just to like get to the tc. think it take like easily over 30 rockets and probs 10 c4 to get to tc if they know where it is. (server isnt that old as well only almost a week on official)

[@jeaninemcquillan693]

as a new player this helped so much

[@zac.main9988]

i like how u used ark as an example xD 4:18 rust and ark are two very good games tho

[@slowfudgeballs9517]

Not sure if it was patched but rockets sometimes splash floors behind walls in the honey comb. It's been a bug for a while. But I haven't tested it in a while.

[@MeatPez]

Def subbing for this🤙

[@potapotapotapotapotapota]

My trick is to just have a maze of a base where each room is airlocked. You either have to packing the explosives or obsessed with me to get into my base.

[@oxoras8635]

For small groups who focus more on base strength then ability to defend an online raid it might be worth it to stash gearsets at outside bags for online raid defense

[@spikey918]

Great video love the detail

[@dsgant1616]

Leaving a comment for the algorithm- great content!

[@emilfilotasticsandra1222]

This is great!!

[@kylecoleman7028]

Place soft side ALWAYS facing loot 👍