Rust

Geekings | 35% Upkeep | Huge 6K | PVP/Chill | Monthly

77.90.0.224:28017 · query port 28018

Status
Online
Players
14 / 250
Map
Procedural Map
Last check
19 seconds ago
Next check
in 11 seconds

Details

Country
DE
Continent
EU
Timezone
Europe/Berlin
Network
IP-Projects GmbH & Co. KG (AS48314)
Operating system
Unknown
VAC
—
Password
—
First seen
2 months ago

Rust settings

  • PvP
World
6,000 m · seed 2
Server TPS
25
Entities
251,603
Memory
4,910 MB · 163 GCs
Uptime
8h 13m
Version
build addd52d0

GEEKINGS NEWS | 17 OCT 2026 HERACLES AND RAKARTH SPLIT THE NIGHT Heracles owned the middle of the day, then Rakarth took the late shift and turned AF23 into a repair simulator. Busy island, very little pretending otherwise. The first real headline landed in the afternoon when Heracles and Thomonkey D stopped being friendly in any practical sense and started blowing holes in each other’s place. They’d been civil in chat earlier — “no prob :)” and all that — which made the switch even more Rust. Heracles built, roamed armed, came back with explosives, and kept pressing. Thomonkey D answered with his own push, but Heracles got the bigger result and kept the pressure on into the evening, with SaintG and hsoj around that whole orbit of trouble. Then the night raid at BondiCa’s base became the server’s main event. BondiCa spent most of the day close to home, building and patching, and by late evening that paid off because AF23 got hammered for hours and still refused to lie down. Rakarth was the loudest name on that stretch, hitting both AF23 and then Pixel’s place nearby in the same burst of chaos. VenturousPiano was in the thick of the AF23 mess too, and unlike the usual same-team nonsense, the Rakarth-VenturousPiano contact looked like the real thing. By the end, AF23 was still being rebuilt under fire. Not elegant, but effective. Chat had two completely different moods all day: raiders being weirdly polite, and everyone else discussing livestock like this was a farming co-op with occasional rockets. isskärare checked in... Click EXTERNAL WEBSITE for more.