Rust community servers: live readings

Community servers sit between official and modded: players run them, but they keep vanilla gameplay values such as gather rate, loot and stack size. A server that changes those values moves to the Modded tab. Servers tagged for aim training, building, creative, battlefield, minigames or battle royale are left out of this list.

Official servers are run by Facepunch and appear in their own tab. Here every row is owned by a player or group, so team limits, wipe days, map seeds and admin rules are set by that owner. Official servers never appear in this table. You can compare the two by opening the vanilla list, which shows both.

Yes, on whatever schedule the owner sets. A good number of owners never publish one, so the next-wipe reading is inferred from when the server has wiped before. On top of that, every server in Rust wipes with the monthly force update. Check the wipe schedule column before you start a base.

Fps shows how smoothly the server is ticking at this refresh; a figure well below 60 is degraded and worth checking again before you join. Uptime shows how long it has stayed online without a restart. Both are re-read every five minutes, so a single low reading may be brief; two in a row is a pattern.