Solo Rust servers

The server has set its team size to 1, so the in-game team system gives you no teammates and no shared markers. Other players can speak in global chat and build nearby, but nobody can join your team and you cannot join theirs. The restriction is enforced by the server, not by the game.

The number changes as servers go online and offline. The count above the table is the current figure for servers that are online and publish a group limit of 1, refreshed every five minutes. A server that has dropped offline or changed its limit leaves the table at the next refresh.

Both schedules appear in this table, and some servers publish nothing at all. Monthly servers generally follow the force wipe on the first Thursday. Regular weekly servers tend to wipe on the same weekday each week. The schedule column records the published pattern; the server's own page records the last wipe.

Rank is a rolling seven-day order built from hour-by-hour population counts. A server that is busy every evening ranks above one that fills after a wipe and then sits quiet. The figure refreshes with the rest of the table every five minutes, and a server that has just restarted will rank low until it has held players for a week.