Duo Rust servers, group limit 2

Before you pick a row, check the Last wipe and Next wipe columns. A duo server on a weekly cycle gives you a short, busy map; a monthly one gives you a base that lasts longer. The rate a server runs is shown in the Tags column when it publishes one, and a missing rate usually means vanilla pace. Population history is worth a look too: a server with steady evening numbers is a different place from one that only fills on wipe day. You can open any server's own page from its row to see its recorded activity over the past weeks. If you sometimes play alone or with a third friend, the solo and trio lists are the neighbours to this one.

Every row here is a public server with its group limit set to exactly 2. The group limit is a server setting, and the game enforces it when teams are formed, so nobody on this list can bring a larger squad. If an owner changes that setting, the server leaves this list at the next scan. The population figures are live counts, and the ranking below them reflects players across the last seven days, hour by hour, so a server that fills every evening sits above one that spikes once a week. For the wider picture, the full server list covers every public server, and the duo ranking page explains how the order is worked out.