Some great Rust mods so far like Oxide and Rust++. Why not just implement their features into the ga

[jasonalloyd]

For example, door sharing. Everyone wants door sharing, so why not just make it a part of the game instead of needing a server mod to make it happen.
At the very least make it a in game option. As it is now, the mods always need to be updated so they continue working.

[jonnymad]

Because the game is in alpha, more content is coming, be patient.

[editline]10th January 2014[/editline]

Additionally, follow this site: [url]https://trello.com/b/lG8jtz6v/rust[/url]

[elix]

[QUOTE=jasonalloyd;43489522]For example, door sharing. Everyone wants door sharing, so why not just make it a part of the game instead of needing a server mod to make it happen.
At the very least make it a in game option. As it is now, the mods always need to be updated so they continue working.[/QUOTE]

Combo lock door sharing has been on the devs' to-do list for a month.
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/0Ablwbf.png[/IMG]

[jasonalloyd]

Nice, thanks for the info.

[Dreldan]

because they are ..

[TekSyndicate]

Because the developers want the game to go a certain way.
If they bent over for each suggestion, we would have creative mode by now.

[Deadagain]

[QUOTE=jasonalloyd;43489522]For example, door sharing. Everyone wants door sharing, so why not just make it a part of the game instead of needing a server mod to make it happen.
At the very least make it a in game option. As it is now, the mods always need to be updated so they continue working.[/QUOTE]

Facepunch is making the game they envision; not the game the community envisions. This isn't a democratic process. Our feedback is meaningful to a point.

Garry has talked a lot about the philosophies being used to develop Rust. You may wish to look into this. He has touched on door sharing and mods specifically. You will find a lot of obvious features are either missing be design, are currently being considered or are in development.