Rust update lets players deploy in a two-seater submarine

A new update for Rust on Steam has brought improvements to the two-seater submarine, allowing players to fully turn around while in the passenger seat.

Previously, players were limited in their movement in the submarine, which could complicate their gaming experience. However, the developers decided to take into account player feedback and add the ability to move completely freely inside the watercraft.

Players can now sit comfortably in the passenger seat of a submarine and be able to turn in any direction to get a better view of the game's surroundings.

This update not only improves gameplay, but also gives players more opportunities to interact inside the submarine. Now they can more effectively observe the environment, prepare for future battles, or simply enjoy the beauty of the underwater world.

The update also opens up new opportunities for teamwork. Players can now command and cooperate more effectively within the submarine, improving the group's tactical capabilities and strengthening its position in the world of Rust.

Although this is a small update, its impact on the gameplay experience of submarine players in Rust will be noticeable and will bring more pleasure and comfort when exploring the underwater world of this popular game.