The Final Days Server Hosting

Host The Final Days as a multiplayer server with CreeperHost and give your group a shared horror campaign where survival grows into settlement building, exploration, and quest progression.

• Premium is the sensible starting point for a growing MineColonies world.
• Settlement AI and loaded chunks can overwhelm a spare home PC over time.
• Wider exploration makes upload speeds and intermittent casual hosting more noticeable.
• Install and update the pack quickly while keeping your configuration changes.
• DDoS protection helps keep public and community servers reachable.

The Final Days Modpack Overview

The Final Days is a Forge modpack for Minecraft 1.20.1, combining horror encounters with exploration, combat, quests, and civilisation building.

MineColonies gives the group something larger to protect than a chest room and a few nervous villagers. Players can develop a shared settlement while venturing out into a world shaped by hostile dweller-style threats. That structure makes the pack a good fit for a regular group: builders can work on the colony, explorers can push into unfamiliar areas, and combat-focused players can handle whatever starts stalking the perimeter.

The pack is still being developed, so its progression and balance may change between releases. For server owners, that makes careful updates more important than simply installing every new build immediately.

Hosting Considerations for The Final Days

Plan around a growing colony

MineColonies servers often become more demanding as settlements expand. Colonists, pathfinding, production buildings, nearby mobs, and chunk loading can all add work to the main server thread. The early game may feel fairly light, then become busier once several players are exploring while the colony remains active.

Strong single-thread CPU performance usually matters more than chasing a very large memory allowance. Premium is our recommended range for a long-running world, particularly if your group intends to build an ambitious settlement. Memory needs can still rise with exploration and player activity, but assigning excessive RAM is not a substitute for a fast processor.

Keep an eye on:

• Colonies expanding across large or awkward terrain
• Players forcing many distant chunks to generate at once
• Large numbers of active entities around the settlement
• Extra chunk-loading or gameplay mods added by server owners
• Repeated errors after changing pack versions

Update with a little caution

Because The Final Days is evolving, read release notes and keep a recoverable copy of the world before major upgrades. Test important updates before opening the server to everyone, especially when quests, world generation, or MineColonies-related components change.

Avoid removing mods from an established world unless you understand what data they store. Missing blocks, entities, or dimensions can cause damage that no amount of extra RAM will solve.

Why Run The Final Days with CreeperHost?

Our Hybrid VPS platform gives modded Minecraft the native CPU performance it needs when colony AI, mobs, and exploration all compete for tick time. The hardware underneath includes modern Ryzen, EPYC, and Intel Ultra systems selected with modded servers in mind.

CreeperPanel includes tools for investigating lag rather than leaving you to guess whether the culprit is memory, entities, or a struggling chunk. If things become properly strange, our team brings more than 13 years of experience hosting modded communities to the problem.

You run the colony. We will handle the server behind it.