If you have been looking for that perfect solo base in Rust, look no further. LeftyyP’s latest video showcases the LYNX v2, a bunker design that has it all – strong defenses, ample storage, and more. Let’s dive into the details!
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Key Takeaways:
- The LYNX v2 is a solo bunker design in Rust that offers multiple turrets, extensive storage, and other essential features.
- The base design is cost-effective and perfect for solo players looking to defend against both online and offline raids.
- The bunker is completely sealed and features strategically placed switches to control the garage doors and turrets.
- The video also covers the step-by-step process of building and upgrading the base, as well as setting up the electrical system.
Design and Features:
In LeftyyP’s video, he starts by showcasing the exterior of the LYNX v2 base. The front door is protected by a vending machine and an armored door acting as an airlock. Inside, there’s a mixing table, research bench, and storage boxes. A turret guards the roof, and there’s even a farm area for additional resources.
The bunker area is the highlight of the base design. It is impossible to breach without breaking it or the floor above. It features a locker, furnace, beds, and plenty of storage. The electrical system is also explained, with switches controlling the garage doors and turrets.
Building and Upgrades:
LeftyyP provides a step-by-step guide to building the LYNX v2 base. It starts with a low triangle foundation and gradually expands with additional foundations, walls, and roofs. The honeycomb structure adds extra durability to the base, while the top section is woled up with strategically placed gaps for doors.
The video also covers the process of upgrading the base, including adding window frames, shelves, and additional storage. LeftyyP emphasizes that the upgrades are customizable and can be done at the player’s own pace.
Electrical System:
The LYNX v2 base includes an efficient electrical system. LeftyyP demonstrates how to connect a battery to a windmill and link it to the electrical branch. Door controllers are connected to the outside garage doors, and a pass-through is used to connect them to the turrets. The video also explains how to set up electric furnaces and splitters for optimal power distribution.
