names hiddenThis server hides real player names. The players are real — their session clocks advance between polls and the count matches the population — but every name it publishes is a made-up stand-in.
So the population, the wipe history and the “who is on and for how long” list are all trustworthy, and anything that needs a real name — the leaderboard, joins and leaves by name, tracking a name — is not shown. To follow somebody on this server, track their Steam account: Steam reports which server a public profile is on, and no server can change that.
A2S players
39
2m ago
Steam census
27
Steam's own count
Churn
54.0/h
324 arrivals and departures in 6.0h
Disagreement
+12
A2S minus Steam
Player list
39
real people, names hidden
This server reports more players over A2S than Steam sees. A large positive gap is the classic fake-population signature.
Nothing declared and no regular pattern in the history; the force wipe is the only date known.
Wiped
Seed
Size
Since previous
1337
4096
1d
1337
4096
23h 59m
1337
4096
1d
1337
4096
23h 59m
1337
4096
22h 55m
1337
4096
6m
1337
4096
58m
1337
4096
1d
1337
4096
23h 59m
1337
4096
14h 28m
Who is on right now — 39 listed, 2m old
You can still find people here. Steam reports which server a public profile is connected to, and no server can forge that. Track somebody by their Steam account and they will show up above whenever they are on this server — with no help from its player list at all. Tracking a display name cannot work here, because the names this server publishes are not real ones.
These are real players, but not their real names. The session clocks behind these rows advance between polls the way real people’s do, and the count matches the population — but every name this server publishes is a made-up stand-in. The times are trustworthy; the names are not, so they are left out of tracking, the leaderboard and alerts. To follow somebody here, track their Steam account.
Snapshot of one poll, longest session first, refreshing every 30s. The row count matches the population this server reports in the same reply, which is what tells us the list is the real roster rather than Rust’s filler. Still display names with no SteamIDs attached — treat them as claims, not identity. 1 row arrived with a real connect time and a blank name; those are numbered, not tracked.
#
Name
Connected
Joined
Score
1
luz
13h 47m
0
2
dana
13h 39m
0
3
catarina
13h 32m
0
4
tessa
13h 08m
0
5
ignacio
12h 32m
0
6
leonard
12h 15m
0
7
yi
11h 45m
0
8
johnetta
11h 33m
0
9
jacqueline
10h 17m
0
10
unnamed 1
7h 50m
0
11
cinderella
3h 58m
0
12
shandi
2h 26m
0
13
omega
2h 11m
0
14
vonnie
2h 02m
0
15
claris
1h 45m
0
16
melina
1h 19m
0
17
gilbert
1h 05m
0
18
numbers
56m
0
19
suzie
47m
0
20
fransisca
41m
0
21
margert
23m
0
22
teisha
20m
0
23
roderick
19m
0
24
marcella
19m
0
25
melody
15m
0
26
venessa
14m
0
27
nikita
12m
0
28
ramona
10m
0
29
tresa
10m
0
30
jackie
8m
0
31
catheryn
6m
0
32
travis
6m
0
33
ardelle
5m
0
34
colene
5m
0
35
miguelina
4m
0
36
cheryle
3m
0
37
sebastian
2m
0
38
lucinda
2m
0
39
lucile
1m
0
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Live events
Cargo, patrol helicopter, Bradley and oil rig runs — none of which A2S carries. They come from Rust+, Facepunch’s own companion protocol, and it needs no server owner: pressing Pair on this server in game makes the server hand you a token.
Server statistics
Rank
#457
by average population
Polls answered, 7d
41%
share of our queries it replied to
Polls answered, 30d
57%
not third-party uptime
Time played, 1d
47d 19h
sum of finished sessions
Rank
Average population
Time played
Unique and first-time players
Most time played, 30 days
Not shown for this server.
This is summed from named sessions, and this server hides real player names — the people are real, but every name it publishes is a stand-in. The population figures are measured separately and are unaffected.
Recent joins and leaves
Not shown for this server.
Joins and leaves are worked out by comparing one poll of the player list to the next, and this server hides real player names — the people are real, but every name it publishes is a stand-in.
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