SuperHeroes Server Hosting

Start at 6 GB. That covers the 124 mods plus around six players throwing powers and spells around during fights. Combat is what pushes memory and tick time up in this pack, so if your group spends evenings in large brawls or splits into separate battles across the map, add a gigabyte early instead of waiting for lag.

The pack plays best with about six people on the recommended 6 GB. That is enough for everyone to follow a different hero or magic path and still regroup for the hardest fights. Bigger groups work too, but each extra player in combat adds effects and entities, so raise RAM alongside the player count.

Make a backup in the panel first, because powers, spells and inventories live in the world's player data. Then install the newer build from the Modpacks tab, start the server and read the console for missing or changed mods before inviting players back. If something breaks, restore the backup and stay on the previous build until a fix lands.

Yes, but every player needs the same change on their own client, since nearly all of the pack's mods run on both sides. Stick to mods made for Forge 1.20.1, add them one at a time and test a boot after each. Removing a mod that granted powers or items wipes those from existing worlds, so back up before trimming anything.

Kitchen-sink packs spread hundreds of mods over every theme and lean hard on automation. SuperHeroes is narrower at 124 mods and points its tech and magic toward combat, so sessions centre on fights and character builds rather than factory sprawl. That focus also keeps it lighter on the server than the heaviest all-in-one packs.

Fast travel makes the server generate new chunks on demand, and terrain generation on a 1.20.1 world is heavy work for the main thread. When one player outruns it, the whole server stalls for a moment. Pregenerating the area around spawn and setting a world border fixes most of it, because the terrain already exists when the hero arrives.