The 1.5x servers, watched

It raises the gather rate to one and a half times vanilla, so each tree, ore node and barrel hands over more than it would on an unmodded server. Building and raiding costs stay the same, which is why the pace feels quicker without the map turning into a loot giveaway. Any changed gather rate counts as a modification, so these servers sit on the Modded side of the browser.

The players on this kind of server are concentrated in a few names near the top of the table, and the rest pick up the leftovers. That means a server in the lower rows can sit near zero for most of the day and still fill on its wipe day. The live counts here move every five minutes, so watch a server across a day before writing it off.

It gives our best estimate of when that server will next clear the map, based on its own repeat pattern or a published schedule. A tilde in front means the timing is a guess rather than a fixed day. Servers that skip force wipe often run weekly or biweekly, so the estimate is more useful than the calendar for planning a start.