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In celebration of recently hitting 200,000 subscribers, I decided I would farm 1 cloth for every subscriber I had, and it make it even harder, I would be doing it all underground...

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Caves in rust are some of the strongest and most overpowered places to build your base. Both because of the unknown nature of what could be behind that first door, and also the ability to dictate exactly where your enemies will be raiding from make them an undeniably powerful location. However living underground does have its limitations. It’s notoriously annoying to get electricity working down here, having to opt for generators or by charging up batteries on the surface before bringing them underground. Similarly, its not possible to get water into these caves which means if you wanted to build a farm here, unless you plan on bringing the water down in jugs by hand, you’re out of luck. Well, not exactly. There is one very particular cave that is just close enough to the surface where wires and hoses can reach, opening the door to building an underground farm. So that’s exactly what I’m gonna do, and what better goal than to try and farm 200,000 cloth underground, in celebration of having recently hit 200,000 subscribers.

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