Where to find your YAPYAP stash

Coin doesn’t spawn in abundance, but there are other ways to get your money up in YAPYAP so you can buy and experiment with wands in no time.

Here’s everything you need to know about your stash in YAPYAP.

How to stash items in YAPYAP

Unlike Lethal Company and R.E.P.O. that restricts you to a three-slot inventory, YAPYAP offers a way to move items into your stash. The only downside is you cannot get these back until you extract. Outside of Coins and Wands, anything you pick up can be placed directly into the stash, where it vanishes and teleports back to the home base.

You must first pick the item up as if you’re going to equip it, leave it in your right hand, and move it into the stash from here (refer to the button display at the bottom-right corner of the screen for controller and keyboard layout). Your inventory should consists of Wands you can switch to and cast spells during puzzles, to ward off monsters, or help cause chaos to fulfil contracts. You can also carry potions that spawn inside the cauldron room (usually for healing), or carry ingredients you’ve found to then drop inside the cauldron and brew your own potion. Ingredients can be used without brewing, but there are rarer items to find and sell them on for some Coin.

YAPYAP stash location

Instead of bringing items back by hand like Lethal Company, or seeing them spawn inside the R.E.P.O. truck if you lost them mid-round; your YAPYAP stash collects in the wizard hut at the home base. Every time you move something into the stash it moves directly in the bottom level of the hut. Take the stairwell directly below the Ponder Orb to find your stash that spawns at the center of this room.

What is the stash for?

You can them pick up three of these items to fill your inventory and bring them to the merchant that speaks like the Fire Keeper in Dark Souls 3 and acts like any ordinary RPG merchant. While she looks like a boss fight waiting to happen, this NPC offers the only way to buy and sell items. Equip whatever item you wish to sell and interact with her to sell the item from your stash for Coin.

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The Naval Update in Rust has introduced the Deep Sea location for players to explore, and there are plenty of things to find.

The Naval update is the first major patch of the new year. It centers around how water voyages have worked in the past, while it also brings up the Deep Sea. The new region is filled with danger, but rewards await those who’re bold enough.

How to reach the Deep Sea in Rust

The first task is a Boat Building Station and the necessary resources for building it. As an alternative, you can use the RHIBs or PT Boats to venture into this new region. However, having your own boat is better. Incidentally, you can’t find the Deep Sea, which is strange but understandable.

Once you’ve built your boat, load plenty of resources and supplies. Then, you can begin your journey to locate the new region. You can do so either on your own or with your buddies.

Rust Deep Sea location explored

The Deep Sea is a dangerous area to be in, and expect to find enemies in plenty. Here are a few things that the region offers.

Floating Cities

You’ll find Floating Cities in the Deep Sea location, which allows players to rest, recharge their supplies, and find essential things for their adventures. Floating Cities also have a farming barge that allows you to grow and harvest fresh fish.

You can also try your luck in the Deep Deck Casino in these cities. These places will allow you to interact with other players without bullets flying by your head.

Islands

You’ll find several small islands in the Deep Sea Location that offer you various loot. However, these lands are filled with Scientists who will prevent you from looting the place. The exact degree of resistance and resources that you find will vary across different islands, and they’re random.

Ghost Ship

You’ll occasionally come across dilapidated ships stranded in the middle of the ocean. These are Ghost Ships, and they’re filled with loot. However, they’re protected by scientists, and you’ll need to take them down to grab all the resources. Some Ghost Ships might also contain locked crates that you can hack for valuables.

Boats

The Scientists patrol the ocean waters in their own custom boats that come in two variants: PT and RHIBs. You’ll frequently find them around Ghost Ships, but their locations can be random. PT Boats have two turrets, and they can be extremely dangerous for players. RHIBs might not be armed, but you’ll find Scientists and equipment on them. Approaching them should be strategic, as the Scientists can and will fire at you.

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