Rust servers in Europe

The live count matters less than how the wipe behaves. A server can post a healthy figure on wipe day and lose most of it inside a fortnight; another sits steady all month. Use the seven-day rank as your forecast: it follows the population hour by hour, so a server that fills every evening outranks one that only spikes after a reset. Next wipe reads FW when the server resets with the monthly force wipe, and the group cap appears only when it is below the default of eight. The Schedule column does not carry a day of the week; the countdown works that out.

Europe holds more Rust servers than any other region, and the names arrive in several languages. That is useful if you read them and confusing if you do not. Type a tag into the search box to narrow the field: UK, EU, DE, FR, NL, RU, TR or ENG all match words in a server's name or address. Only servers that are online at the moment of the five-minute refresh appear here, so a quiet or sleeping server simply drops out and may return later. For a wider sort, the full server browser lets you filter by gather rate, group size and wipe rhythm. Planning your week? The wipe schedule sets out which days the resets land, and servers just wiped shows the freshest starts. Players outside Europe should try the North American list, which uses the same figures.