Nature Reserve NA Casual Beginner/Noob friendly

In North America, Nature Reserve NA Casual Beginner/Noob friendly is #688; globally, #3,812 on player hours over the last seven days, in the top 17% of ranked servers. Its place in trio: #269.

The current population on Nature Reserve NA Casual Beginner/Noob friendly is 0, against 50 slots. Its seven-day average is 1 players; the peak is 6. Its busiest point in the last 48 hours was 02:00 UTC, averaging 2 players.

Rust network protocol 2634 and build 167398 on Linux is what Nature Reserve NA Casual Beginner/Noob friendly runs. Steam updates your game so your protocol matches; that is required to join.

Server fps over the last 48 hours: 86 average, 20 lowest. Entities peaked at 63,001, including buildings, deployables and all other world objects. Peak memory: 2,548 MB. The lag players notice comes from low fps and rising entity counts.

Nature Reserve NA Casual Beginner/Noob friendly declares North America as its location via the NA tag. What Rust Server Now shows is a server's stated location, not where its machine is actually located. You reach it at 66.51.99.63:28005.

Live status: Nature Reserve NA Casual Beginner/Noob friendly is up. The last restart happened around 14 hours ago, according to uptime. 168 of 168 hours up in the last 7 full days; that is 100%. Its first appearance in Rust Server Now data was on 13 September 2026.

gmrust (Game mode): Standard Rust survival is the game mode; mp50 (Max players): Capacity: 50; ts3 (Group limit): 3 is the team cap; v2634 (Protocol): Game protocol 2634 - same version required to connect; cs167398 (Build): Game build: 167398; ptrak (Networking): The network layer is RakNet, standard for Rust; $r? (Region code): The region code is blank; ^m (Monthly): Monthly wipes, timed to Facepunch's force wipe; ^q (Premium): You must hold Rust premium status to join; ^o (Oxide): Oxide (uMod) provides the plugin framework here; ^z (Modded): Modded category: plugins or changed settings apply; NA (North America): The browser files it under North America: that is the tag set Nature Reserve NA Casual Beginner/Noob friendly publishes for the game's server browser. Its queue, its current player count and the world's creation time sit in the tags as well, shown at the top of this page.

The Rust Server Now lists that carry Nature Reserve NA Casual Beginner/Noob friendly are: Rust servers for new players, Modded Rust servers, Trio Rust servers: live table and North America Rust servers. Under these filters, it appears on the server list: Region: North America; Type: Modded; Game mode: Premium; Server tag: Monthly ^m, Premium ^q, Modded ^z and Oxide ^o; Group limit: Trio; Wipe schedule: Monthly; Last wipe: In the last 2 weeks.

Nature Reserve NA Casual Beginner/Noob friendly takes a single wipe each month, the force wipe. The force wipe on Thursday 5 November at 19:00 UTC is its next wipe, and every Rust server wipes then. 8 days 13 hours have passed since its current world began. Its tags advertise a monthly wipe schedule.

On average, 4 players was the busiest its recent wipes got. The latest wipe saw its peak 7 hours in.

A procedural map of size 3,000 with seed 1337, generated by the game, is in use on Nature Reserve NA Casual Beginner/Noob friendly. The map is reproducible from its size and seed, and can be seen on RustMaps from this page. The name of the map is: Custom Map.

No gather rate appears in the name Nature Reserve NA Casual Beginner/Noob friendly. 3 players is the cap for a group (trio). This server runs survival, normal Rust: gather, build, raid. You can fight and raid other players. The server browser lists it as Modded: plugins or settings change the game. Oxide plugins are running. You must hold Rust premium status to join. Valve's VAC anti-cheat is active.

To connect, open Rust, press F1, and enter client.connect 66.51.99.63:28005. You can also click Launch Rust here to open the game via Steam and join. You must hold Rust premium status to join.