PKN 311. Oh, we didn't say Taylor's not going to make today's show yet a family emergency.

Yeah. Cover it there. Oh, are we recording right now?

Yeah, we are. Okay. Yeah. Has he put anything out? No. All right. We'll think sad not scandal. There's nothing juicy here.

Yeah. Yeah. I was, I just found out about it maybe today, I think. They're doing this big rust tournament on Twitch to raise money for

COVID. And they've got like 50 teams just under 50 teams of creators. And so like it's three, it's three man teams.

And they have this really interesting tournament way of doing a tournament. And for us, everybody's on the same map.

And for a certain period of time, there's like a farming phase where nobody can like attack each other. And then they go into a PVP phase for a long period of time.

And then they go into a time when rating is allowed. So what were these times be? Would this be like a week long tournament?

No, I think it's a day. Single day. All right. So I think it is. I'm not sure though. I've only, I just discovered like the video of the last tournament, like literally 20 minutes ago.

And I was skimming through it a minute ago. Yeah. You need some good rules because rest doesn't lend itself to tournament style very much.

I almost wanted to be longer than a day. I want there to be an endurance aspect to it. Like maybe of every phase was a day.

Then three days in I have tired exhausted and fetamine lace competitors.

Yeah.

Pistilly is leading a team. He's got I didn't know the other guy, the third guy that's with him, but his second guy is beach hills, who is one of my favorite contact creators from Rust.

He's he what he does a lot. He's really good at PVP, but the thing he's best known for is going deep on people, which is where you catch somebody sort of unaware.

And you jump in the airlock of their base and you catch them making a mistake with the order in which they open and close their doors.

And you just go right into their base early in the game and kill them, chop up their sleeping bags and now you own their base.

Like he doesn't it's primitive. It's a primitive style of writing that requires like super regression.

Can you explain something to me?

So let's say I attempted to go deep on you, right?

But you still own the base. There's something about building rights and rust that I don't fully get.

So I could be in your base, but still be can I could be trapped in your base. How does that work?

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