If your ROB RUN server opened on November 4, the first Federal Raid has already wiped your plot, gear, and ROB RUN Cash. On Thursday, November 12, your priority isn't rebuilding a fortune. Check your Authority and jail time, then work toward a T1 plot.

What Survived the Raid

The November 4 launch servers took their first Raid around 17:00 UTC on November 11. By the next day, the wealth conversion is over, so there's no pre-wipe spending decision left to make.

Your Authority and jail ledger carry over, including any jail time added by the Raid. Your cosmetics, name, tutorial progress, and settings remain too. Plots, bases, weapons, and cash are gone, including cash stored at Looty Bay.

Start With Authority and Jail

Open your character and write down your current Authority and remaining jail time. These two numbers determine what you can do first. If you still have a sentence to serve or work through, deal with that before planning a full day on the land.

Authority is the resource the Raid paid out, so don't spend the entire amount as soon as you log in. Check what the client currently lets you buy or unlock, then set a spending limit for the day. If an option isn't clear, wait until you've checked it carefully.

Make T1 Land Your First Goal

Once your character is free to reach a plot, head for the settlement and start the T1 claim. Early land can require documents rather than a large pile of cash. Higher tiers later depend on Black Market documents and an owned settlement, but those aren't your first-day priority.

Land gives your restart a direction before you start chasing bigger jobs. Without it, an early heist can leave you carrying cash while exposing you to more jail time. Get the claim moving first, then decide whether a small job is worth the risk.

Earn Carefully and Protect Your Carry

Use the starter routes you already learned and pick up inexpensive civilian work. Your tutorial progress survived, so you don't need to relearn the controls. Walk the settlement, handle food and travel, and focus on what helps you reach the plot.

Buy or collect only the gear you need for that trip. A quick rearm can drain your limited resources, and a death can cost you a newly acquired weapon. Avoid unnecessary fights, especially while your jail ledger is already high.

Keep Authority available for useful restart options rather than treating it like spare cash for cosmetics. Check the available purchases against your written limit before committing. You can always make a later purchase once you know what your character needs.

Stay With Your Server and Coordinate

Don't switch servers automatically just because your old plot is empty. A November 4 server has a fresh seven-day cycle after its Raid, and other players are restarting too. That makes the first full day a good time to pursue T1 land on the same server.

If you're playing with friends, agree to put the plot before a group heist. Meet at the settlement and help get the claim started. Once there's a reason and a place to stash earnings, consider a small job together.

Finish With a Clear Record

Before logging out, note your remaining Authority, remaining jail time, and whether your T1 plot is started or claimed. If you've earned cash, write down whether it's still in your wallet or at Lenny's. That gives you a practical starting point for Friday.

Players considering U4GM to buy ROB RUN Money should still keep the restart priorities in view: clear your jail time, protect your Authority, and get the T1 claim moving before taking on larger risks.