Rust - Forest/Snow/Desert Clothing Skin Camo Guide

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Introduction

  • If you even want a chance out there, you NEED camo.

  • This guide includes Budget, Mid-range, and Expensive camos for every workbench tier (T1, T2, T3) and every biome (Forest, Desert, Snow).

  • You don't need loads of money for decent camo, but if you have cash to burn, there are lots of OP pay2win options.

  • Even if you're on a budget, I'd still recommend checking out the "expensive" skins because prices can fluctuate.

  • Prices are subject to change. Budget skins may eventually become expensive (vice versa).

  • Keep in mind that sometimes the best camo is still cheap. For example, the Hunting Jacket or the Snow Camo Pants

  • No Twitch drops or Kick drops in this guide.

How To Use This Guide

  • The screenshots are meant to show off the variety of skins available at each price point.

  • Pick out the skins within your budget that you think look the best and put together your own outfit.

  • Try to make every piece of your outfit similar in color/tone/shade, otherwise you'll be easier to spot.

Hazmat Suits

T1 Forest Camo

T2 Forest Camo

T3 Forest Camo

T1 Snow Camo

T2 Snow Camo

T3 Snow Camo

T1 Desert Camo

T2 Desert Camo

T3 Desert Camo

Extra Tips

  • The human eye is very good at sensing movement. If you sit still, sometimes they'll look right at you and still not see you.

  • Weapon camo and tool camo is important too. Vibrant skins are easy to spot and something like a default ice pick could give you away in the forest.

  • Avoid skins that glow in the dark.

  • Camo + Silencer = ez loot.

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