How To Build A Stone Wall
A stone wall is not an independent entity: it is the upgraded form of a twig wall. For this reason, players who want stone walls must first build twig walls (50 Wood) and then convert them. With the Hammer in hand, the player can highlight a wall and open the radial menu, revealing the different upgrade options available to them. This build system makes it easy to get a fast start after wipe.
By choosing Upgrade to Stone, the player can upgrade the selected wall. Each stone wall requires 300 Stone to build. Having stone walls isnt much good if the walls beneath them are easily destructible twigs, of course, so the player will want to upgrade the rest of their base to match. Failing to do so is just asking to be raided.
Walls have two sides: hard and soft. The soft side is much easier to destroy, and for that reason, its imperative to build walls with the soft side facing in, to prevent enemies from easily raiding the base. Walls can be rotated for a brief period of time after being placed, allowing the player to fix their mistake if they accidentally construct a wall with the soft side facing out, but the easiest way to avoid this problem is to stand within the base and face outwards when building, as the soft side will then face inwards by default. With stone walls built, raiders will need to bring some serious firepower in order to get inside.
What is a Satchel in Rust?
A satchel is a mid-game raiding tool that is used to destroy player-made buildings. The main purpose of this weapon is to enter and loot another player’s base. While different bases can be brought down with the power of Satchels, it can be a pain to place them correctly. When a satchel is placed, it goes into armed mode and detonates at a random time interval.
Not knowing the detonation specifics can be a bummer. However, it also means that they can be that annoying to deal with for the enemy player. There is also a small chance that the Satchel will malfunction. In this case, the player will need to re-arm it. Another point to note here is that the dud can sometimes ignite as soon as its bud is picked up, prompting a short window to run away as far as possible.
Here are the exact stats for a Satchel, make sure to keep these in mind so you don’t get caught up in the explosion:
| Damage | 475 |
| Explosion Radius | 4 m |
| Explosion Delay | 6 -12 sec |
| Dud Chance | 20 % |
Damage and function times
Satchel Charge
Kaboom
Type
Explosive
Crafting
Craftable
Blueprint needed
Ingredients
x1 x4 x1
Description
No description could be found The Satchel Charge is an unreliable raiding tool that can be used to destroy player-made buildings for the purpose of entering other players bases and looting them.
The Satchel charge becomes armed when placed, has a random time until detonation, and has a small chance to malfunction, requiring the user to pick up and rearm.
Crafting a Satchel Charge requires:
It takes 30 seconds to craft a single Satchel Charge, using the aforementioned raw materials.
The raw materials required for crafting a Satchel Charge from scratch are:
This does not include the necessary Wood used in the Furnace to smelt the ore.
FAQ
How many satchels does it take to break a stone foundation in Rust?
How many Spears does it take to break a stone foundation in Rust?
How many rockets are needed for stone foundation?
- Metal Weapons (5%)
- Tek Sword (~218%)
- Explosives (150%)
- Ballista Turret (40%)
- Cannon (~137%)
- Therizinosaur (Headbutt only, ~2%)
- Arthropluera.
- Chalicotherium.
What does it take to destroy a stone foundation?
- Metal Weapons (5%)
- Tek Sword (~218%)
- Explosives (150%)
- Ballista Turret (40%)
- Cannon (~137%)
- Therizinosaur (Headbutt only, ~2%)
- Arthropluera.
- Chalicotherium.
