Rust skins
Almost every Rust skin is pure decoration and changes nothing about how the item plays. A small number are different: cleaner or glowing weapon sights, doors you can peek through while they are shut, distinct items that carry real protection, and gear you can craft with no workbench. Here is the whole list, grouped by what it does, so a new player can see the ones worth grabbing.
Stay alive longer
Distinct clothing and armor items that shield you from radiation, cold or hits in a way a plain slot item cannot.
Gear up faster
Items you can craft with no workbench, or cheaper and quicker than the usual alternative.
Fit more in your base
Deployables that pack more loot into less space, from small-footprint barrels to shelves you stack boxes onto.
Watch your doorway
Door skins with a real gap you can see through while they stay shut, so you can check for raiders before you open up.
Cleaner sights
Weapon skins whose iron sights are modified or glow, or whose frame is cut away, giving a clearer view when you aim. Facepunch treats these as pay-to-win and sometimes patches specific skins, so treat it as a small edge.
Handy extras
One-off conveniences, like a torch that stays lit underwater, a rifle with a working ammo counter, or a tool cupboard that shows its upkeep at a glance.
Heal up faster
Furniture that carries a Comfort buff, so passive healing runs faster and radiation fades quicker while you shelter. It is a property of the item, so every skin of it works: a rug gives about 25 percent, a chair 100 percent while seated, and a bear rug up to 100 percent near the head. Comfort trades a little hunger and thirst for the faster healing.
Find your base at night
Deployables, doors and storage that give off light so you can find your own gear in the dark. Glowing clothing is left out on purpose, since that only makes you easier to spot.
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