FTB Evolution

FTB Evolution is a modern, wide-scope modded Minecraft experience built for players who want the freedom to mix deep automation, powerful magic, and ambitious exploration in the same world. It’s the kind of pack where a small starter base can quickly grow into a sprawling network of machines, storage, farms, and dimension-hopping expeditions—especially once multiple players start specialising.

• Fast, reliable performance for busy bases thanks to CreeperHost’s modded-optimised hardware and stable platform
• One-click pack setup and updates that help you stay current without constantly reworking configs
• Better uptime under multiplayer load for chunk-loaded automation, farms, and frequent exploration
• Built-in lag diagnostics to quickly identify what’s slowing the server when a base gets “too clever”
• Support from a host that’s been doing modded for 13+ years, with the practical know-how that matters

High-level overview

FTB Evolution is a “do what you want” style pack with a strong emphasis on progression through multiple playstyles. You can lean hard into industrial-scale processing and logistics, take a magical route with ritual systems and spell progression, or focus on world generation and dungeon-style exploration—without feeling pushed into a single path.

Because it’s broad by design, it also suits groups well: one player can build the power and processing backbone, another can handle storage and crafting automation, while others explore, loot, and bring home rare materials to feed the machine.

Why CreeperHost is a great fit

When a pack encourages large bases, automation, and exploration all at once, the server needs to stay responsive under mixed workloads—not just a high top-end tick rate on an empty world.

CreeperHost is built around that reality:

Hardware that stays consistent under pressure

FTB Evolution servers tend to have “spiky” load patterns—big bursts during exploration and structure generation, then steady background load from chunk-loaded bases. CreeperHost’s modded-focused platform (including Ryzen, EPYC, and Intel Ultra nodes) is designed to keep that experience smooth as your world grows.

Tooling that helps you fix issues quickly

Modded servers rarely slow down for just one reason. Having built-in tooling to diagnose lag makes it easier to spot whether the culprit is an overactive farm, a misbehaving chunk loader, an overloaded storage/crafting setup, or simply too much worldgen happening at once.

Hosting Considerations for FTB Evolution

FTB Evolution is most comfortable with headroom—especially once players start chunk-loading machines, scaling farms, and building automation that runs 24/7.

Memory expectations (RAM)

As a general pattern for larger, modern kitchen-sink packs:

• Small group / early game: 6–8GB can be workable
• Medium group / established bases: 8–12GB is the usual comfort zone
• Large group / multiple major bases & dimensions: 12GB+ is often worth it for stability

More RAM won’t fix poor optimisation, but it does reduce hitching and “death by a thousand background tasks” as the pack matures.

CPU and tick stability

The biggest performance swings typically come from:

• Automation chains (lots of blocks/entities updating constantly)
• Chunk-loaded areas (bases that never “sleep”)
• Exploration and new chunk generation (especially with multiple players flying in different directions)

If you expect several players online while others keep big factories running, prioritising strong CPU performance is the right call.

World growth and storage

Exploration-heavy play increases world size quickly. Plan for:

• Regular backups
• Enough disk space for long-running worlds
• Occasional pruning/cleanup if your group explores aggressively

Ready to build long-term?

FTB Evolution shines when you treat your server like a persistent world: shared infrastructure, specialised roles, and long-term projects that keep expanding. CreeperHost gives you the performance headroom, deployment simplicity, and practical tooling to keep that world running smoothly—so your time goes into building and progressing, not firefighting lag.