Modded Rust servers

Facepunch's rules require any server that alters gameplay — gather rate, loot, kits, teleports, shops, custom modes — to be filed under Modded. Rust Graphs records the category the server advertises, so the Modded filter returns only servers that have declared themselves there. A high rate shown on a server filed as vanilla would be a breach on the owner's side, not a reading error.

It means no multiplier was found in the server name, and nothing more. Rust Graphs reads rates from names only; it does not inspect server configuration. On a modded server the true rate can be anything at or above 1x. Check the server's own description or join and read the welcome message before you plan a wipe around it.

The live count is one sample taken within the last five minutes. The 48-hour line is every five-minute sample for two days, so it shows whether a population is steady or only appears at wipe. A server that reads high at 20:00 on a Thursday can be empty by Sunday; the curve shows that pattern, a single number cannot.

Yes. The filters above the table include region and group limit where the owner has set one, alongside rate, tag and name search. A blank group limit is recorded as unset — it does not mean the server is ungrouped. Combine filters to find, for example, EU servers capped at duos with a published wipe schedule.