15+ days offline · 500+ hoursNFA ACCOUNT
Rust / Inactive

Rust · A longer pause and at least 500 hours

A Rust account with at least 15 days of inactivity and 500 hours played. This is the lower of the two hours floors in the fifteen-day group, with no ceiling.

Inactive15+ days offline500+ hours
US$6.58 USD
Out of stock
NFA · Not Full Access

The account email, password and full control are not transferred.

Activation
EXE file from your order
Requirements
Original Windows 10/11 · administrator access. Modified Windows builds may not be supported.
Devices
One device
Warranty
24 hours from activation
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About this account

NFA means Not Full Access. Full control of the original email is not included. Access details and availability must be confirmed before purchase.

Account type
Not Full Access
Game
Rust
Account reference
rust-inactive-15d-500h
15+ days offline · 500+ hours

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Playtime history and a later pause

Hours and days describe different aspects: accumulated time played and inactivity. The offer does not mean that 500 hours were played during the last 15 days. Nor does 500+ specify an exact total: higher recorded playtime fits the same minimum threshold.

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