Welcome to this week's Rust feature where we will cover the best crates to open in Rust. We will review their prices, what items you can obtain, and which is best to open.
It may come to your surprise, but little is known about Rust crates. The items you can unbox are not listed in the description of the crate and as much as you search it is hard to find an accurate list. Here is what we were able to find through our research.
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The Low Quality Bag is the most mysterious out of the 4 crates in Rust. It contains 52 clothing items but it is unknown exactly what every single item is. This crate is quite irrelevant, however, due to very few to none of the items you can obtain from the crate being profitable. This factor combined with not knowing the items in the crate makes it a total waste to open.
The High Quality Bag is the most popular crate in Rust. The crate can contain any clothing or attire skin in Rust except for the 52 clothing items contained in the Low Quality Bag and DLC exclusive clothing items. The most notable skins you can get from this crate are as follows:
- Big Grin (USD 665.96)
- Fire Jacket (USD 470.66)
- Creepy Clown Bandana (USD 439.92)
- Zipper Face (USD 315.90)
- Tempered Mask (USD 198.48)
While you might look at these price tags and get excited it is important to note just how rare unboxing these items are. Rust crates do not divide skins into rarities and every item has an equal chance. With there being over clothing skins in Rust your chances of pulling one of these skins is zero to none.
The High Quality Crate is the second worst crate in Rust right ahead of the Low Quality Bag. The High Quality Crate can contain any deployable in Rust. Deployables are a broad category in Rust they include any construction item such as doors or barricades. It can also contain any item skin such as skins for the furnace, large storage box, or vending machine. The best items you can unbox from this crate are as follows:
- Horror Bag (USD 607.92)
- Freshly Dug Grave (USD 370.84)
- Incarceration Armored Door (USD 89.61)
- Crime Bag (USD 88.02)
- Grandmother's Gift Barricade (USD 57.57)
The skins that are obtainable from the High Quality Crate are nowhere near as valuable as those from the Weapon Barrel or High Quality Bag. It is also important to note people have noticed bugs with this crate and have unboxed items such as leather glove skins when they should not be obtainable from the crate. We recommend you stay away from the High Quality Crate.
The Weapon Barrel is the weapon equivalent of the High Quality Bag. When opening this crate you can expect to receive any weapon skin in Rust including both guns and melee weapons. It is the most expensive crate in Rust most likely due to it also having the most expensive skin in Rust, the Alien Relic SMG. The most expensive skins you can obtain from this crate are as follows:
- Alien Relic SMG (USD 1,347.86)
- Tempered MP5 (USD 388.40)
- Military Camo MP5 (USD 276.89)
- Glory AK47 (USD 238.46)
- Banana Eoka (USD 78.12)
Again, while you may be surprised at the prices of a few of these skins there are 's of different ones that are all just as likely. The chances of getting these skins are so low and the odds are so high you are better off just purchasing the skins you like instead of trying to gamble for the most expensive ones.
We went ahead and decided to open a High Quality Bag to show the reality of gambling, we unboxed a Toupee which is an improvised balaclava skin worth USD 3.76. Overall, that is a loss of 4 dollars. These crates are not worth opening and the odds of profiting are slim to none.
To summarize, avoid the Low Quality Bag, open the High Quality Bag for the best odds and clothing items, open the High Quality Box for deployable skins, and open the most expensive crate, the Weapon Barrel, for gun and melee weapon skins.
While it is a mystery what is in the Rust crates and their odds, it is no mystery that gambling is a bad habit. Rust crates can get expensive and you should only gamble what you can afford. The chances to profit out of a Rust crate seem to be less than 10% and when you do profit it usually by just a couple of cents. Rust crates are a feature that was originally created to get rid of duplicate skins. The system has since been ignored and turned into a good way to waste money.
We hope you enjoyed this week's article on the best crates to open in Rust. If you did be sure to check out last week's article on the Best Cheap Custom SMG Skins in Rust. Remember, don't open Rust crates, they aren't worth it. Have a great day!
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Date Removed: November 24,November 24,
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Crates (also referred to as Cash Crates) are a feature in Driving Empire that was added on February 3, . These are purchased with in-game cash or Robux and used to unlock exclusive vehicles. The cash crate also features numerous vehicles that can be purchased via the dealership.
To buy and open a crate, players can click on the yellow button with a briefcase icon. They can also buy a crate by going to the dealership and stepping on the yellow pad with text above saying "WIN THIS CAR!". Either way, the UI will pop up, listing all the featured vehicles they can obtain from the crates they will roll.
Once the player has purchased a crate, a new UI will pop up. This will roll through the various cars for selection. Once the arrow hits the car, the player will receive it automatically in their inventory. They may either close out of the UI, or perhaps roll another time by purchasing another crate to win another vehicle. If the player rolls a vehicle they already own, they will be given a percentage of the vehicle's price in cash from the dealership.
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These are the list of vehicles that the player can obtain from spinning crates.
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The Standard Crates UI.
The odds for the Standard Crates.
The Premium Crates UI.
The odds for the Premium Crates.
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The original main UI before the Premium Crates addition after opening from the Crates button or the pad at the dealership.
The Crate's Spin UI.
The button towards icon towards opening the GUI.
The pad at the dealership towards opening the UI, while showcasing the Cavallo F42 Clash before February 24, .
The Ziblinglo 180 SR on the turnable as of February 24, .
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Initial backlash
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Over a month later since the partnership announcement, on Feburary 3, , the Voldex developers released the new crates system, which can be used to obtain new vehicles. However, the feature generated a negative community response due to the fact that the feature essentially acted like a gambling device. The feature was also heavily reliant on randomness and luck, which angered players even more. While some players were able to get the vehicles miraculously with only a few tries, the majority of players spent millions of in-game cash more than the actual value of the cars. Most players, which also include known Driving Empire YouTubers (e.g. GeneralKiko, ItsMatrix, GameTimeKyle, etc.) have condemned Voldex's implementation of this new feature and have called an immediate removal of it. Be that as it may, it has been claimed by the developers that the feature won't be going away anytime soon. Some players have also made some speculations that this feature may lead to the beginning of the downfall of Driving Empire due to this new feature.
Premium Crates backlash
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On Feburary 24, , a couple of weeks after the release of the Crates feature, the game announced a new update featuring 13 new vehicles and the new premium crate. All of the new vehicles were exclusive to the premium crate. Once again, this received heavy negative responses from the community. However, this time it was much more serious towards the Voldex developers, considering players were angered over the fact that the premium crate costed 649 with very low odds towards getting a good car. This has led to players in the Discord and Twitter to run amok and protest against the developers at Voldex for creating this update. Some of the players in the Discord were either handed out mutes or banned from the server. Furthermore, some players have decided to send e-mails to real life car brands that have vehicles offered inside the new lootboxes, due to their intellectual property's unauthorized use. The game's update has also led to Bourgist, the original creator of the game, to leave the server in order to avoid harrassment and death threats by the players.
Removal
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On November 22, , LxstNick announced in the Official Driving Empire Discord that they will be effectively removing the crate system from the game. Players who owned any of the vehicles featured in the crates will be kept in their inventory. They were removed 2 days later in conjunction with the Licensed Paganis Update.
Trivia
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