Climb up the ladder, then the stairs, and swipe your card on the door, and the card can be found in the small room at the back. Next, run to the big red building in the corner of the monument using the water tower on the hill for reference. Head up the stairs and into this little room here before adding a fuse and activating the timer. Using the train station as a reference, you want to follow the road to this red building in the middle once you arrive, hold ‘use’ on the wheel here to open the door and quickly run inside. The red keycard here is locked behind a blue puzzle, requiring 1 fuse and a blue card. The first location you can find red keycards is the “Water Treatment Plant,” which is a monument and can be found labeled on the map. The red card can be sold at the Bandit Camp for 80 scrap, which can be useful for extra scrap if you have any spare. You will need to complete the monument puzzle before swiping the card, and I will follow up with a guide on each monument puzzle soon.
Red keycards have the highest level of clearance and are used to access the red doors inside monuments. The keycards respawn roughly every 30 minutes however, this can vary depending on the number of players on the server. The keycard will lose a small amount of durability with each use, even if the door is already open.
Keycards can be found on desks in many locations across the map and are used along with fuses to gain access to restricted loot rooms holding various loot. For the third episode of the series, we will be looking at all of the Red Keycard locations in Rust as Thursday 6th May 2021. If you have any suggestions for videos to add to the series, please feel free to let me know in the comments.
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