A pure Rust vanilla server: what 1x really means on Atak
Plenty of servers call themselves vanilla and then add a kit here, a teleport there. On Atak 1x the word is meant literally: it is a Rust 1x server where the game runs the way Facepunch designed it, and the only additions are there to keep play fair and to show you your stats.
The game's own rates, untouched
Gathering, loot tables, stack sizes and crafting all use the default values. A stack of stone is the size you expect, a crate drops what it would on any official server, and a satchel takes as long to craft as it should. Nothing is multiplied or shortened.
There are no kits, no teleport and no /home command. If you want to get across the map, you walk, ride or drive, and if you want gear, you farm it or take it from someone.
Nothing for sale that changes the fight
No in-game items or advantages are sold. The VIP and Premium memberships give you queue priority and chat cosmetics, such as a tag and a coloured name, and that is all. A player who has paid has no better gear, no faster progress and no extra commands compared with you.
The same memberships can also be earned by playing: reaching Diamond, Platinum or Legendary in Atak Rank by the end of a wipe grants VIP or Premium time automatically.
Wipe rhythm on a vanilla 1x server
The map wipes every Thursday at 18:00 Turkey time (GMT+3). Blueprints are wiped on the first Thursday of each month, after the forced Rust update, usually around 22:00. That gives you a weekly race for the map and a monthly reset of progression, which is the rhythm most vanilla players are used to.
With 200 slots and a three-player team cap, a wipe on Atak 1x plays like classic Rust: small groups, real decisions about when to fight and when to hide, and no shortcuts.
How do I connect?
- Start Rust on Steam.
- Open the console with F1 in the main menu.
- Copy the connect line above, paste it into the console and press Enter. Or search for "Atak" in the in-game server list.