Rust Comment Casser Un Mur En Pierre

—Information accurate as of: build 904.83

A craftable blazon of ammo used in the Rocket Launcher.

Damage and function times

Researching

The Rocket Blueprint can be researched with:

• 125 Scrap

Damage

The number of rockets to kill a thespian with or without any blazon of armor is:

• Far off rocket splash damage: 2 Rockets
• Close to target splash impairment: 1 Rocket
• Direct hit at any range: one Rocket

Damage tabular array

The following table compares ordinarily used explosive devices, in terms of the minimum corporeality required to destroy a given object:

	1	2	4	8	1	ane	2	2	1	ii	two
	2	four	viii	fifteen	1	2	3	4	2	3	4
	5	16	33	65	2	5	12	16	5	ix	15
	iii	10	23	46	2	four	ix	12	4	vi	ten
	13	46	112	223	6	18	42	56	xviii	26	46
	125	250	1000	2000	40	50	120	160	50	250	250
	72	289	358	478	xix	88	251	334	35	175	433

Resource Breakdown

A Rocket can be crafted with:

• x Explosives
• 150 Gunpowder
• ii Metallic Pipes

The raw materials required for crafting a Rocket from scratch are:

• 1400 Sulfur
• 1950 Charcoal
• 100 Metallic Fragments
• xxx Depression Class Fuel
• ii Metal Pipes

Recycling

When placed in a Recycler, Rockets will yield:

• one Metallic Piping
• 75 Gun Powder
• 5 Explosives

Trivia

• Note: There are three unlike types of rockets:
  • The Incendiary Rocket, painted ruddy, and has the capability to crusade fires to buildings/players.
  • The High Velocity Rocket, that has increased range/accuracy, however, does 40% less harm to buildings (75 damage).

• All rockets laying on the ground share the same view model.
• Rockets will non explode unless fired from a Rocket Launcher.
• The Smoke Rocket is no longer available in vanilla rust. It created a thick cloud of smoke to bullheaded enemies, for gaining ground on criminal offense or gaining time on defence.

Gallery

In-game view of the Rocket.

Rocket Model HD render (left).

Rocket Model HD return (right).

Rust Comment Casser Un Mur En Pierre,

Source: https://rust.fandom.com/wiki/Rocket

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