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Admincraft7mo ago
Dxtr

What's the Best Way to Host a Server?

Along with the question posed by this post's title, there's also an additional question I will ask, thanks! So, I've been planning out a Minecraft server all about having players fight there way through challenging towers to gain rewards. I've done months of planning and I'm very excited to get started. I know all the plugins I plan to use and have already paid for them, but I need to know 2 things. 1. What server host should I be using? -I've heard Apex is good and the cheapest, but I've also heard multiple people talk about how much they dislike it. 2. Is it possible to work on a server without a host, example, create all the custom items, towers, literally everything, and then later connect everything made to a server? Just so that I'm not paying monthly as I work on the server before release, as this will obviously take months to create in-game, and I don't want to be paying monthly while it's just me working on it. Any suggestions, advice, and thoughts would mean a lot to me! Thanks!
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Admincraft Meta7mo ago
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Skullians
Skullians7mo ago
!pleb 1. Right. Where the hell did you hear Apex was good and THE CHEAPEST??!? It has the worst hardware for insane prices. If you’re looking for a good host, make a post in #marketplace with your PLEB. 2. You can either use a free host like fps.ms (don’t use aternos or minehut), or get yourself something like an oracle cloud free tier server which gets you 4 ARM OCPU cores and 24GB ram
Carl-bot
Carl-bot7mo ago
What's your PLEB? Plan/Players Location Edition Budget
Torrent
Torrent7mo ago
You can create a server on your machine that just runs locally. Pretty easy to do that on windows, just look up a tutorial. Once it’s ready just zip up the server files and upload it to a host once you have one. There’s also Oracle cloud which you could actually run a public server on

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