Hi, I'm trying to get all achievements from all my games and there's 7 achievements in Rust that I don't know how to get, they are as follows:

(1) Giddy Up!

(2) Glutton

(3) Sealbreaker

(4) Something of a scientist myself

(5) Save The Planet

(6) I'm the Captain now

(7) On The Deck.

If you could help me achieve these achievements you will have my gratitude.

Note: I'm not the best at Rust so I hope you could forgive me if I do not come back in return with much.

It should be pointing to "Category:Guides" not "Guides" and as a result, leads to a non-existent page.

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Hi everyone, I wonder why do NPCs in the bandit camp shoot me every single time I go. I´m not hostile, I didn´t shoot or meet any other player there. I suicided in order to reset my "hostile" status. Nothing to do, can someone help me? thank you.

i am trying to reload and if i do a whole bunch of shit liek switch back and forth between guns and spamming r and clicking it works, i have reinstalled game, verified integrity, and restarted my computer, joined different serversm i can reload bolty and bow but no other gun what the actual fuck.

In the console (F1 in the game), every time I type in commands it shows the greater sign >. How to I back out form that option???

Thanks in advance!!!

rust will not connect can see servers and try to connect but wont connect on my laptop rog scar editioon

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Stay safe gamers!

Please add pages to this wiki! You're missing everything since the Hot air balloon update!

Also I noticed that a lot of pages have been edited by unregistered users and they've done a terrible job (tiny articles, spelling mistakes, no evidence or pictures).

Ive been searching cant find any relatively newer info on the respawn rate of Military and other type crates since the inception of the component system. Does anyone have any info on this?