Player intel (Premium)
Track suspect players across wipes, link them to BattleMetrics and Steam, score threat, and accumulate notes. Operator and Overlord plans only.
Premium (Operator / Overlord). The Player Intel page is your wipe-long file on every player you care about — friends, enemies, suspected cheaters, regular roamers. The dashboard pulls from BattleMetrics and Steam Web to enrich what your team has seen in-game.
What you can do
- Track a player — search by name, link to a BattleMetrics ID, optionally link to a Steam profile.
- Tag them — Enemy, Suspicious, Friendly, Ally, Watch (the tag flows into
!trackreplies). - Add notes — free-form, accumulates across wipes.
- See aliases — every name the player has used on BattleMetrics this wipe (drives
!alias). - Threat score — a 0–100 hint based on hours played, your tag, online behaviour. It's a heuristic, not a verdict.
- Playstyle classifier — auto-tags raider / farmer / roof-camp / friendly based on your notes.
Live online state
Tracked players light up the moment Rust+ reports them online. Optional team-chat ping per player on login or name change — see Settings under "Tracking".
In-game
The two team-chat commands tied to this page are:
!track <name>— quick lookup from team chat.!alias <name>— alias list.
Per-team data
Player intel is per-account — your file on a player isn't shared with the rest of the Rust Pulse user base. Guests on your dashboard can read your intel; they can't edit it.