Barbeque

The Barbeque in Rust is an essential cooking appliance for players who need to prepare food efficiently. With a more substantial capacity than the basic campfire, the Barbeque can cook multiple pieces of food simultaneously, making it perfect for sustaining large groups or for stockpiling provisions. Unlike the campfire, the Barbeque is a permanent fixture once placed and cannot be picked up. When in use, its lid opens up to reveal the grilling area, but remains closed when not active, offering a visual indicator of its operational status.

Not only is the Barbeque more efficient in terms of cooking space, but it also has a higher health value, making it sturdier against potential damage from other players or environmental hazards. It requires wood, low grade fuel, or propane for fuel, and players can use it to cook meat from animals or fish caught in the game. Efficient food preparation on the Barbeque can help players to maintain their health, hydration, and overall survivability in the harsh world of Rust.

As a tip, placing the Barbeque inside your base can help keep your food supplies safe from wildlife and enemy players. Additionally, remember that like other light-emitting items, the Barbeque can attract attention at night, so be cautious when using it during these hours. With proper management, the Barbeque becomes a valuable asset for any Rust player looking to thrive in the game.