Lost your base or ROB RUN Cash after logging in A Federal Raid may explain it. These server resets remove certain assets every seven days, but your cosmetics and other parts of your profile should remain. Before you assume your progress is gone, check the raid schedule, your Steam account, and the server you joined.

How the Federal Raid Reset Works

Each server follows its own seven-day cycle. At the end of that cycle, a Federal Raid removes plots, bases, weapons, and cash, including money held in your account. Those assets are converted into jail time and Authority.

In the November example, servers that opened on 4 November reset on 11 November, while those opened on 5 November reset on 12 November. If you returned on Friday 13 November and found your base empty, the reset could be the reason.

Your server may run on a different schedule. Add seven days to its verified opening time for an estimate, then check the raid time shown in the game. Use the in-game time if the two differ.

What You Keep After a Raid

Your cosmetics, player name, tutorial progress, settings, and accumulated jail time carry over. Check those first if your profile looks unfamiliar. Missing weapons or cash alone are expected after a completed raid; missing cosmetics or tutorial progress deserve a closer look.

Jail time and Authority should increase when your reset assets are converted. The exact formula hasn't been published, so you can't calculate a precise return. If neither changes after a full cycle in which you held significant assets, make a note of it.

Check Your Steam Account and Server

Start with the Steam account you're using. A different account displays a different profile, which can make progress appear to have vanished. This is especially easy to miss if several people use the same computer or you switch accounts regularly.

Next, confirm that you've joined the server where you played before. Assets differ between servers during a cycle, so a different server can look like a fresh start. Compare its name with any record you have before deciding that something is missing.

If you're trying to join friends and see a party error mentioning another server, you aren't all on the same one. Use the official prison transfer procedure to move to a friend's server.

Make Your Next Cycle Easier to Track

Before a raid, write down your server name, its opening date, your cosmetics, Authority, and jail time. After the reset, compare those notes with what you see in game. You'll have a clearer picture of what carried over and whether the conversion changed your totals.

If you want as much time as possible in a new cycle, join a fresh server near its opening. The launch plan listed daily openings at 17:00 UTC for EU servers and 20:00 Eastern Time for East US servers, with additional servers added as needed. Schedules can change, so check current in-game information before planning around those times.

When to Contact Support

If carry-over items are still missing after you've confirmed your account and server, prepare an official support request. Include your UID, player name, approximate time of the loss, the missing items, and what you were doing just before you noticed the problem.

Be specific about what should have remained. For example, name a missing cosmetic or explain which tutorial progress disappeared. Include your notes about Authority or jail time if their totals didn't change after the raid.

Avoid Wasting Time After a Reset

Reinstalling ROB RUN or deleting local files won't reverse a Federal Raid. The reset happens on the server, so first compare the missing assets with the reset list and check your account and server.

ROB RUN is in Early Access, and its rules or schedules may change. If you're browsing ROB RUN Money for sale at U4GM, remember that cash is among the assets removed by a Federal Raid, and check the current raid time before planning your next cycle.