FTB One

Host FTB One on CreeperHost

FTB One is built to be a long-running, shared modded world—where your group can progress, automate, explore, and keep building without the server becoming the bottleneck. CreeperHost runs FTB One as a paid hosting service on infrastructure tuned for modded Minecraft, so your players spend more time playing and less time troubleshooting.

• Modded performance that stays consistent: dedicated, high-clock CPU time on our hybrid VPS platform helps keep ticks stable as your base grows.
• Self-hosting hits limits fast: large modpacks commonly outgrow “spare PC” hosting once multiple players are generating chunks, automating, and loading lots of blocks/entities.
• Easier updates without breaking your setup: one-click modpack installs and updates designed to preserve configuration changes (so you’re not redoing work every patch).
• Less guesswork when lag shows up: built-in tooling helps you pinpoint the usual culprits (chunkloading, machine spam, entity buildup) before it becomes a restart routine.
• Reliable multiplayer foundation: DDoS protection and operational stability for public or friends-only servers.

High-level overview

FTB One is an “everything-in-one” style modpack: a broad selection of content designed to support many playstyles on the same server. It’s a great fit for groups where one player wants a deep progression path, another wants to build big, and someone else wants to roam and bring resources home.

On a multiplayer server, that variety matters: different goals create a trading economy, shared infrastructure projects, and a world that stays interesting well past the early game.

A genuinely smoother multiplayer experience (CreeperHost difference)

Before you even touch server configs, CreeperHost’s hybrid VPS platform gives you the kind of consistent CPU access modded servers benefit from—especially when multiple players are active in different areas of the world at once.

Hosting Considerations for FTB One

FTB One behaves like most large, general-purpose modpacks: it’s not “hard” to host, but it rewards good resources and steady operations.

Memory & JVM headroom

• Expect higher memory needs than vanilla, and plan for additional headroom as your world, player data, and automation networks expand.
• Too little RAM often looks like “random lag spikes,” long pauses during exploration, or sluggish chunk loading—symptoms that get worse as the server ages.

CPU, ticking, and automation load

• Mid-to-late game bases typically add ticking pressure: lots of machines, item/fluid transport, storage interactions, farms, and entity-producing contraptions.
• Multiplayer amplifies this: several players running separate bases (or exploring in opposite directions) is usually more demanding than one mega-base.

World growth & chunk activity

• Exploration-heavy play generates more world files and increases I/O activity over time.
• Chunkloaders (or simply “always-on” areas) can keep factories running 24/7—great for progress, but a common reason casual hosting starts to feel unstable.

Why CreeperHost is a strong fit for FTB One

Hardware and platform built for modded servers

FTB One benefits from fast processors and predictable performance. CreeperHost runs modded servers on Ryzen, EPYC, and Intel Ultra-based nodes (liquid-cooled and tuned for stability), which helps keep gameplay smooth as your modded world matures.

Fast setup, easier changes

• One-click installation gets you into the world quickly.
• Mod and config management via control panel makes it easier to apply tweaks or adjust server-side settings without living in file trees.

Practical tools for real server problems

When players report “lag,” it’s rarely just one thing. CreeperHost includes built-in diagnostics tooling to help you identify whether the issue is ticking load, entities, chunk activity, or something else—so fixes are targeted, not trial-and-error.

Built for long-running communities

With 13+ years hosting large modded communities, we focus on the operational side that keeps FTB One enjoyable: reliability, protection, and a hosting team that understands how modded servers evolve over time.