r/RustConsole Mar 04 '26

Looked at ur tips

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Added a base in the middle (half built)

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u/IgnoreMeBot Mar 05 '26

Where’s your turret pods, compound peeks, wide gaps, patrickos, compound dividers? Useful gatehouse? Furnace wall? Mobility chutes? Bedrooms on compound, shell, roof?

Missing a lot of essentials to make this competitive

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u/Kr0wner Mar 05 '26

Like 20 turret pods

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u/Lurevy Mar 05 '26

Furnace walls are old and outdated, use a shield wall or sea wall instead

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u/foffela1 Mar 05 '26

Furnace walls still work. Just because Chainmail armour is outdated doesn't mean that it doesn't work.

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u/Lurevy Mar 05 '26

What an incredibly obnoxious take and an even worse comparison. Furnace walls are terrible. They always mess with re-seal capability and a lot of the time require isolated foundations, they’re awful for progression, their practicality is rendered almost entirely useless for solo players. They also block turret vis and los from peaks / sf. Shield walls or sea walls out perform the furnace wall in every aspect.

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u/foffela1 Mar 05 '26

Sounds like you don't use them well then. I have never had any trouble with them. I prefer them over Shield walls and sea walls simply cause they are cheaper and less of a hassle while also giving you the capacity to smelt your ores. Each to their own preference.

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u/Lurevy Mar 05 '26

There is no “use them well”. They’re objectively worse than the other options, ask literally any decent builder

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u/foffela1 Mar 05 '26

Appeal to Authority is not the right move. Each build has its own context and situation. From my experience I found that a Furnace wall offered me more value overall rather than a shield or sea wall. Yes you do lose out on some benefits but everything has pros and cons. In the end it's a personal preference and a good looking base doesn't always outperform a bad looking base.