Solo Rust servers

A group limit is set by the server, not by Rust itself, and the admins can change it at any time. If a server drops off this page, it has either gone offline or moved its limit. The team system is the only thing the limit controls: players can still build together without pressing invite, and enforcing that is down to the admins. Use the wipe schedule column with care. A published schedule says what the server intends, not always what happened, so check a server's own page for its last wipe time before you commit to a base. Times on this site are given in UK time with UTC alongside, and they shift by an hour when the clocks change.

Solo servers behave differently from group servers after a wipe. On a busy group server, the first days after a reset pull a large crowd and the drop-off is steep. On solo, populations are smaller, fights are shorter and the server can settle into a steady evening count rather than a spike. Watch the population history on a server's page to see which pattern it follows. The Rank column is a rolling seven-day measure of hourly population, so a server that holds its players every evening ranks above one that flares on wipe day and drains within a fortnight. If you would rather play as a pair, duo servers cap teams at 2, and the wipe times schedule shows what is resetting next.