Jujutsu Kaisen (Sorcery Fight) Server Hosting

5 GB is our recommendation. The 55-mod list is light on its own, so most of that headroom goes to combat: techniques spawn particles, projectiles and crowds of entities, and fights in several places at once add up quickly. If your group grows or battles start lagging, profile with spark first, then raise memory one step at a time.

About six players is the sweet spot on 5 GB. The pack is built for fighting, and each extra sorcerer means another stream of ability effects and another set of hostile curses being ticked. Small squads that train together and tackle tougher fights as a team get the most out of it, and you can scale RAM up if more friends join.

Back up the server first, then install the newer build through the Modpacks tab. Updates to an anime combat pack can rebalance abilities or replace mods, so read Kesselot's changelog for removed content before upgrading a world you care about. Every player then needs exactly the same build on their client, or the server will refuse the connection.

Yes, the server files are fully yours, so you can drop extra Forge 1.20.1 mods into the mods folder or remove ones you dislike. Keep the client and server lists identical, and be careful with anything that touches combat or entities, because it can clash with how the pack balances fights. Test changes on a backup before rolling them out to the group.

A standalone anime mod gives you the abilities but leaves balance, worldgen and supporting mods up to you. This pack is Kesselot's curated set of 55 mods built to work together on Forge 1.20.1, with versioned builds you can roll forward as a group. You skip the trial and error of matching versions and get a ready challenge from the first login.

Combat is the heaviest thing this pack does. Ability effects, projectiles and summoned or spawned enemies all pile up in a few chunks at once, while exploring mostly costs terrain generation. Pregenerating the world removes the exploring side, and a spark profile taken during a fight shows which entities or effects to rein in. Spreading fights out also helps.