Seal an Online Raid like a Rust PRO with These Tips

Sealing is how you ultimately end a raid. Doing it well can increase your chances of pulling off that split section play that determines success over defeat. Fumbling with an upgrade, leaving a gap in your compound, or just simply dying with your hammer out can be the end of it all.
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[NesKimoV]

Another thing to note is that empty doorways and doorframes do not produce the 30s raid blocker when destroyed

[ryandaysaweek]

Workbench in front of a doorway/pathway has saved me so many times during onlines

[finnhouiellebecq]

These videos are so useful, great work!

[TheBookofLab]

Similar to floors, door frames of any kind are not subject to the raid block

[Silverhand]

Woa! nice video, I am always looking forward to hear some good advice in a clean and clear format. I needed this specific knowledge yesterday when I was being raided, but I am going to interpret it as the experience making me value this knowledge more... also, first!

[kylehayes]

If you have explosives on you you can destroy that little wooden thing at the bottom of a destroyed wall frame it will let you build faster but requires you to be precise and fast.

[allthums]

If ur place a single doorframe and wendo u dont have timer

[Espinete]

the floor doesnt produce the 30 seconds of no building or produce debris?

[landonwade]

I had someone raid me and I put the wall down and upgraded it to stone instantly, there wasn’t a 30 sec timer. Is the 30 sec only on pc cuz I play on console

[thechaskp]

The wall timer update was the dumbest idea of all time. How do I place walls with m2s watching if it takes me standing still in the open for like 4-5 seconds with no cover……..

[thatslegit]

Too bad no one gets to use these tips because Chinese zergs delete everything when youre asleep

[GustavBern]

the repair "hammer" from garry's mod is so p2w lol