[NA] Raid Simulator 2.0 (Raidsim)

names hidden This 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.

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.

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.

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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.

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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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