In Rust, only those who are able to transform chaotic violence into cold, measured mechanics of power survive. Vengeance is not a resource with advice. This is a systematic approach to deconstructing a game, where every aspect — from brick in the wall to dynamite in the hand — is considered as a variable in the equation of total control.

Here we are talking about the fundamental principles of domination. We're going beyond "base building" and talking about threat architecture, where the very structure of your citadel shapes the behavior of enemies for miles around. We do not study "raids", but develop protocols for targeted military operations to eliminate foreign outposts with maximum efficiency and minimal losses. Each tactic is tested not in ideal conditions, but in an environment of fierce competition with an opponent who reads the same public guides.

Rust is a game about the superiority of information and resources. We focus on creating and maintaining this gap. How can we optimize the production chain so that heavy equipment can be deployed first on the server? How can we analyze the behavior patterns of neighboring clans for preemptive strikes? What hidden mechanisms and interactions of the game engine can be used to gain a critical advantage at a key moment? The answers to these questions form the very revenge, which is not an emotion, but a planned and irreversible result.

Your goal is not just to survive the vape. Your goal is to determine its outcome from the very first minute, setting the rules by which the entire server will live. With Vengeance, you cease to be a member of the Rust ecosystem. You become her engineer.

Design your fortress. Plan your retribution. Set a new order. Your domination is inevitable.