Official Rust servers

The count reads 247 at the top of the table. It covers only servers online in the Official tab at the last refresh, which happens every five minutes; a server that drops out returns when it next reports. Servers that are offline or removed from the tab are not included.

Facepunch forces a wipe on every server on the first Thursday of the month, and that date is fixed. Partner servers may also wipe on their own weekly or fortnightly cycle between force wipes. The Last wipe and Next wipe columns are taken from observed resets, not from published schedules, so they reflect what each server has actually been doing.

Both appear in the Official tab and both sit close to vanilla, but the partner networks set their own team limits, wipe timing and queue handling. The Tags and Group columns show where a partner server departs from default settings. Facepunch servers are the closest thing to an untouched baseline.

It means the server is at its player cap and is holding the excess in a queue, shown where the server reports one. Queues concentrate on wipe day and in the hours after a reset; a persistent queue on an ordinary evening indicates a population that stays high. A server with a queue is not necessarily the best choice for a new wipe.