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SCUM is an early access open-world survival game. You are a supermax prisoner who is picked up by entertainment giant TEC01 to participate in their television sensation SCUM. Inmates fight for survival and fame against other inmates, both living and dead, and to gain the support of viewers, producers, and sponsors. SCUM features an unprecedented level of character customization tied into in-depth survival, biology, and physics mechanics including metabolism, inertia, wetness, and awareness.

1 Overview 2 Build A House 3 Destroying, Losing and Taxing Houses 4 Eastern Houses 4.1 Villa Houses 4.2 Chalet Houses 4.3 Manor Houses 5 Western Houses 5.1 Small Houses 5.1.1 Cottages 5.2 Medium Houses 5.2.1 Manors 5.2.2 Townhouses 5.2.3 Chalets 6 Special 6.1 Farm Houses 6.2 Marine Houses 6.3. Feb 10, 2019 Nerfed: Lina Lone Druid Tidehunter. Buffed most other heroes. Added new ability: Control. 1 General 2 Heroes 3 Items 4 See also Ranked All Pick initial planning phase reduced from 40 to 30 seconds First rune spawns are now both Bounty Runes that are twice as effective (50/50 gold. Patch 6.1.0 is the first major patch of Warlords of Draenor. It finally brings the Heirlooms tab to the game, updated Blood elf models, adds a bunch of Garrison quality-of-life changes, and also adds Twitter integration.

6 October, 2020 - SCUM - Community showcase and Q&A

HELLO EVERYONE! Happy Tuesday! Yeah it's been a while since we did one of these, but the time is neigh. So You already know h...

Happy Monday folks, we got some quick fixes to drop on you. So here we go: Fixed the bug where pistol holsters would not deca...

25 September, 2020 - SCUM - Patch 0.4.90.25732

Hello everyone, hope you've been well. We got yet another update for you so let's get to it! Want to see the summary of what...

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5 September, 2020 - SCUM Video Contest Winners Tournament VOD

The video contest winners have been decided, check them out in the showcase!1st Place - Loaf Lord Bare Bear Man Damn you fo...

Hello everyone, here we are with another update!As you already know, there was a big SCUM tournament held last weekend to cel...

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