Post a rival player’s or clan’s base and set a fixed bounty for a verified in-game raid.
RustTime connects posters and raiders in Rust PC. A poster specifies a particular base, conditions and a monetary bounty. A raider selects a listing, follows the server rules and submits evidence. The bounty is credited only after approval and completion of the review; a successful raid is not guaranteed. This is an independent community project.
RustTime’s base raid tournament format is an open bounty on a particular in-game base. Players compete for one fixed reward. The listing specifies the conditions and deadline, and eligibility for the reward is established by reviewing the evidence. An administrator resolves disputed claims.
Want to order a raid on a clan’s or rival player’s base? Check the exact server name, game connection, base grid and current wipe date. Ensure raiding is permitted by the server rules. Listings concern actions within Rust PC only.
Sign in through Steam. Add a description, 3 to 30 different screenshots and actual server details. Optionally include the current wipe’s map and known owners. Follow the game and selected server’s rules.
Publishing requires a bounty of at least $10 and a window of at least 24 hours. The full bounty is held from your balance; published listings cannot be cancelled. Before confirmation, review the form’s calculation and the reserve refund, review and withdrawal rules.
Choose a real listing on your server and read its terms before raiding. Results are reviewed using continuous video, timestamps and the recording start time in UTC. Owners and co-owners cannot receive a bounty for raiding their own base. The rules explain recording requirements and submission deadlines.
