The post-apocalyptic murderisland of Rust is a type of digital lands I’m all the time focused on listening to good tales from, even when I’m unlikely to go to it myself (as a result of it’s a murderisland). The greatest I’ve heard shortly is a heist dedicated by YouTuber “Welyn”, who set out on a revenge mission to sneak right into a clan’s heavily-fortified base and rob it blind all by himself. His edited highlights, with added commentary and a few natty modifying timed to the music, make for a cracking wee heist film.
Observe, Welyn’s grand crime in a video he posted earlier this month:
That’s some high quality crime-doing proper there.
For those that can’t watch proper now, I’ll briefly recap. Welyn finds that the fuel station, one of many island’s landmark places, has been surrounded with an unlimited wall. Which makes him curious. After somebody from the group which have seized the land murders him in chilly blood, he turns into actually curious – and vengeful. So off he goes, probing the fortifications for susceptible spots, sneaking in then overlaying his tracks, exhausting automated defences, doing a couple of murders, constructing a secret base inside their base, breaking right into a secured tower with some canny ladders, and getting away with a humiliation of riches.
The audacity of the crime is pleasant, that he hops a weak spot within the wall time and again, overlaying his tracks every time, then units himself up inside their supposed stronghold, and escapes time and again with an increasing number of loot. I vastly recognize that he edited the crime right down to the easy-to-follow highlights too, with some snappy sequences and all (disgrace in regards to the memes, however such is the Internet).
Welyn has some extra first rate capers on his YouTube channel.
Disclosure: Craig Pearson, the neighborhood fella at Rust builders Facepunch Studios (presumably not his precise job title), used to do phrases for RPS.
