The short answer
The key item for raiding a player base in ROB RUN is a decoder. Use it on a rival player’s Security System to gain temporary access to the building.
Raid order
- Scout the base and confirm the owner is not actively defending.
- Bring a decoder and any tools needed for the loot you expect.
- Use the decoder on the Security System.
- Enter immediately and take the highest-value, lowest-weight loot first.
- Leave before the owner repairs the system or allies arrive.
The access is temporary. The owner can repair the Security System and lock you out, so the raid is a race from the moment you start.
Expect layered defenses
Defenders can install fuses in the Security System to make hacking take far longer. Defense modules alert their allies to an ongoing attack.
The base area is open PvP, not a safe zone. Another player can shoot you while you are working on the system, and a quiet-looking base can still have a defender nearby.
What to take
Prioritize items that are valuable relative to their weight. A full bag slows down the decision to leave, and the owner does not need to defeat you to end the raid; repairing the system can be enough.
Do not stop to sort loot inside the building. Move what you can carry, get out, and sell or store the proceeds before you try another target.
Decoder, not a keycard
The decoder is a base-raiding tool tied to rival base Security Systems. It is not a police-station keycard. Keep the two systems separate when you are planning a job.
Raiding is a player-versus-player action with no guaranteed profit. If the base is active, the owner is online, or the defenses look heavier than your preparation, the better play may be to leave and find another target.