ROB RUN: Base Management

Summary

And now, let's talk about your base of operations!
This is a place where the player can stay in relative safety and manage their business without any distractions — store money, cargo, and other valuables, as well as organize production. If you die, your base will become an additional respawn point.

A variety of different structures can be built at the base: farms, warehouses, laboratories, etc. Not enough space for another car? Build a garage. Found a helicopter in loot? Build a helipad. And if you don't feel like visiting a city auto repair shop, you can set up a lift at your base and replace car modules yourself. (Any large boulder at the location could serve as a lift, but that's another story.)

The main building features a minimal set of features. Inside, there will be a laptop, a first-aid kit, and a few cabinets — the player will have to set up all the other furniture and workbenches on their own. Workbenches can also be upgraded using modules, thereby expanding their functionality.

Building in ROB RUN is fully item-based. Everything from structures like houses, fences, farms, and garages to functional objects like safes, racks, workbenches, vises, garden beds, and cooking pots is deployed directly from your inventory. This means that you can either buy them or find them in loot or someone's bag.
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