AHZNB Modpack Server Hosting

We recommend 5 GB. The pack has only 19 mods, so the base footprint is small, but jutsu effects and boss fights add entities quickly. Start at 5 GB for a group of around six, and add more from the panel if you expect a bigger crowd or long boss sessions in heavily loaded areas.

The pack is tuned for small groups, and around six players is the sweet spot at 5 GB. More can join once you add memory, but jutsu spam and several bosses fighting at the same time are what limit a larger server, so keep an eye on tick time with spark as your group grows.

Stop the server, make a backup from the panel, then pick the newer build in the Modpacks tab. Ninja progress lives in the world save, so log in and check your character right after the first boot. If a jutsu or item went missing, roll back to the backup before the rest of the group reconnects.

Yes. Upload extra Forge 1.12.2 mods to the mods folder over SFTP or the file manager, and every player must install the same jar on their client. Removing one of the ahznb mods deletes the jutsu, items or mobs it added from the world, so take a backup first and avoid pulling core pieces mid playthrough.

Large 1.12.2 packs spread across tech, magic and dozens of dimensions. AHZNB Modpack does one thing: Naruto style ninja play built on the ahznb mods. That keeps RAM needs lower and the learning curve short, but groups who also want automation or long crafting trees will find less to chase here.

Yes. Forge for 1.12.2 runs on Java 8 on the client too, so each player's launcher should use Java 8 for this profile, which most modpack launchers set up on their own. The client also has to run build 1.2.9 like the server, or the connection fails with a mod mismatch.