Yesterday Bogner News announced the release of Rust update 1.90. This update is expected to bring a range of improvements including bug fixes and enhancements in the gaming experience. Now players across all platforms will be able to download the update. The size of the update file may vary depending on your platform ensuring a smooth download process for users. Check out the patch notes below for further details:
Rust Latest Update 1.90
PATCH NOTES:
ADDED
- New Monument – Military Tunnels: Players can now explore the Military Tunnels, which feature low visibility conditions, sporadic areas of intense radiation, dark winding halls, and large corridors patrolled by trigger happy scientists.
- New Weapons: Prototype 17 Pistol, Handmade LMG, and M4 Shotgun have been added to the game for players to use in their battles.
- New Throwables: Molotov cocktails and Flashbangs are now available for players to use tactically against their enemies.
- New Weapon Attachments: Extended Magazine and Burst Fire Module can now be attached to certain weapons for improved performance in combat.
- Ability to Toggle Personal Footstep Sounds: Players now have the option to toggle their personal footstep sounds in the Audio Options menu for a more customizable gameplay experience.
- UI Improvements for Teams: Various improvements have been made to the UI for teams, making it easier for players to collaborate and communicate effectively.
- Spray Can Skin Application: Players can now apply skins directly to items using the Spray Can, allowing for more personalized gear customization.
- Crosshairs and Hit Cross: Crosshairs and Hit Cross indicators have been added to the game to enhance player feedback during engagements.
- Hit Punch and Directional Damage Markers: These new additions provide players with additional visual indicators to better understand where damage is coming from in combat situations.
- Updated Wounded State: Players now have the ability to go into a crawling state when wounded, giving them more options for survival in dangerous situations.
- Night Vision Goggles: Players can now equip Night Vision Goggles to see in darker areas, but with the tradeoff of not being able to wear a helmet and being more visible to other players.
- New Emote Gestures: Point, OK, and Chicken emote gestures have been added for players to express themselves in-game.
- Full Character Model Visibility: The full character model is now fully visible in first person view, even when looking side to side or down.
- Team Member Names Display: Team member names now show on screen at all times, making it easier for players to identify their teammates.
GAMEPLAY:
- Players now get dragged along by the Cargo Ship correctly.
- Corrected collision interaction.
- Getting out of the water onto objects is now easier.
- Weapon attachments now update dynamically.
- Laser sights now align with weapon aim.
- Aim no longer recenters regardless of the direction a weapon is pointing in.
- Players’ names are no longer visible through Smoke Grenade smoke.
- Status Bar previews now update as the player’s health/thirst/hunger changes.
- Players are now able to place a Water Pump in rivers in the snow biome.
- Players can no longer see through the bottom of the Siren Light.
- Damaged Garage Doors no longer require Gears to repair with Hammer.
- Auto Turret Lasers are now visible.
- Speargun Spears now display properly in sharks when shot.
- Blood decals no longer appear on weapons when shot at by another player.
MONUMENTS:
- Airfield runway and Outpost train tracks are no longer above ground.
- Players no longer get culled randomly when at a monument.
UI
- Improved readability for Traditional Chinese and English on map screens.
- Resized overhead Team UI icon.
- Item slot is now greyed out when there are no longer enough resources to craft it.
- Players can now equip attachments via ‘Adjust Attachments’ UI.
- Players can navigate resource storage when splitting an item in the Tool Cupboard using the right stick.
- Inventory indicator count and inventory item count now update when certain actions are performed.
- The player now takes radiation damage with a HUD indicator.
- Resource number now updates immediately when crafting.
- Workbench [HOLD] for more options and Pickup [HOLD] no longer uses the same button prompt.
- The stance indicator now shows the swimming icon.
VISUALS:
- Various visual fixes.
- Improved various textures and LODs.
- The vending machine display now shows correctly.
- The player model no longer becomes invisible when the Cargo Ship despawns.
- The RHIB wheel no longer flickers whilst moving.
OTHER CHANGES:
- Fixed a crash that could occur when a player attempts to rotate a deployable before the item preview appears.
- Players no longer get stuck at Prefab Warmup and time out when attempting server connection.
- Fixed a server kick that could occur when firing a Speargun.
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- If you have any specific questions or need further clarification on any of the points mentioned in the text, feel free to ask!
FAQ's
Q: What is Rust update 1.90? A: Rust update 1.90 refers to the latest patch or version released for the game Rust. It includes various changes, improvements, and additions to the game, as well as bug fixes and optimizations.
Q: What are the key features of Rust update 1.90? A: The key features of Rust update 1.90 may include new content such as weapons, items, building components, or gameplay mechanics. It may also introduce optimizations for performance, graphical enhancements, or adjustments to gameplay balance.
Q: How do I download Rust update 1.90? A: Rust updates are typically downloaded automatically through the Steam client if you have automatic updates enabled. Alternatively, you can manually check for updates by right-clicking on Rust in your Steam library, selecting “Properties,” and navigating to the “Updates” tab.
Q: Are there any known issues or bugs with Rust update 1.90? A: Like any software update, Rust update 1.90 may have introduced new issues or bugs that players encounter. Developers usually release hotfixes or follow-up patches to address any major issues reported by the community.
Q: Can I still play Rust without updating to version 1.90? A: While it’s generally recommended to update to the latest version of Rust to access new content and improvements, you can still play the game without updating. However, you may miss out on new features, optimizations, and bug fixes introduced in update 1.90.
