An answer has emerged to the reasons for the reduction in the number of underwater laboratories

The question of why the number of underwater labs in Rust has been reduced has been answered. It turns out that it is due to the excessive number of rooms accessible via the blue map. But it is important to ask: is it possible that this situation is disrupting the balance of the game? And what do you think about it?

The issue of reducing the number of underwater labs in the game has been hotly debated in the Rust community in recent days. And now, at stake is the answer that many have long considered unclear. It turns out that the reduction in the number of such structures is due to the presence of an excessive number of rooms accessible via the blue map.

The game's creators were quick to explain that this measure was taken to balance the gameplay. Previously, players often used underwater laboratories for their own purposes, which created an imbalance and unfairness on the servers. Reducing the number of available rooms should stabilize the situation and give equal chances to all players.

However, this decision has caused different opinions among players. Some believe that the reduction of underwater laboratories is the right step towards balance, which will allow new players to have more opportunities and equal chances for success. At the same time, other players are outraged and believe that such a measure limits their freedom and opportunities in the game.

If you play Rust, we invite you to join the discussion and share your opinion on the reasons for reducing the number of underwater labs. You can read more about this update on the Rust page on VKontakte . Feel free to share your ideas and suggestions, because your opinion may influence the developers' decisions.