Duo Rust servers

Two things are worth checking before you commit to a wipe. First, the Last wipe and Next wipe columns show how much life the current map has left; weekly and monthly cycles are both common here, and a pair building a lasting base usually suits a longer cycle. Second, the Tags column shows the gather rate where the server publishes it in its name; an unstated rate usually means vanilla, so treat it as unconfirmed until you check the server page. Population is measured over the last seven days, hour by hour, so a server that fills every evening ranks above one that only spikes on wipe day. Where a server's limit changes, it leaves this list at the next scan rather than staying because of its name.

Every row here should show a group limit of 2. If a server raises that to 3 or 4, it drops off the next time the public list is read, which makes this page stricter than a name search. Rank comes from the last seven days of player counts, sampled hourly, so steady evening numbers beat a single busy wipe night. If you are weighing a few options, open their individual server pages and compare the population history before you decide. Players who sometimes run alone or with a third friend can compare the solo server list and the trio server list, or start from the full Rust server browser.