You are randomly awarded a red t-shirt in your Steam inventory.

You join a server and play for a few hours. They're awarded to players based on playtime. The items we're adding are cosmetic, and we're not charging for them.

I know this shit makes people nervous, so I'm going to try to answer some common questions head on. Our original vision of Rust was more of a MMO with a single huge universe that all the servers are connected in, rather than a multi-server game where your progress is different on each. Our intention has always been to use the Steam Workshop in a similar way that TF2 and CS:GO do. A man's voice coming out of a woman's body is no more weird than an 8 year-old boy's voice coming out of a man's body. We're not 'taking the choice away' from you.

To clear up some confusion, when we it does go live you won't get a choice of whether you're female or male. We still have some stuff to work out, like making alternate clothing models for her, but if you're an admin on a server you'll be the female model. The team held it together pretty well, apart from the one day late patch/blog a couple of weeks ago - so I can probably start to relax more now. I've been taking it easy this week after my couple of weeks away.

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