Demon Slayer | Demons vs Demon Slayers

Welcome to Demon Slayer | Demons vs Demon Slayers as it’s meant to be played: a persistent, always-online multiplayer world where your group can pick sides, gear up, and battle it out without worrying about someone’s PC hosting the session. CreeperHost can run this modpack on our paid hosting infrastructure, so your server stays online, stable, and ready whenever your players are.

• Always-on multiplayer: keep your world running 24/7 so progress and events don’t depend on a host being online.
• Better performance than “someone’s PC” hosting: combat-heavy packs can hitch and rubber-band on casual hosting—dedicated resources make fights feel fair.
• No home network limitations: self-hosting often runs into upload bandwidth, router/port issues, and inconsistent latency for friends.
• Faster recovery when things go wrong: snapshots/backups and server-side tools help you undo mistakes or mod mishaps quickly.
• Simple setup for Forge 1.16.5: get up and running without spending your first night troubleshooting installs.

High-level overview

Demon Slayer | Demons vs Demon Slayers is a Forge (Minecraft 1.16.5) modpack built for multiplayer combat and progression. The core loop revolves around choosing a side—Demon or Demon Slayer—then pushing your character forward through fights, upgrades, and rivalry-driven gameplay.

This pack is at its best with:

• A small-to-mid sized group that likes PvE and PvP
• Players who want clear identity/roles (two factions)
• A server that stays online so nighttime-oriented activity and group sessions happen naturally

Before you even reach the “hosting considerations,” CreeperHost’s one-click modpack installation and updates (that preserve common config changes) is a big win for packs like this—because faction combat servers tend to get tuned over time (view distance, mob settings, claim rules, etc.), and you don’t want updates wiping that work.

What multiplayer looks like on a hosted server

Faction choice stays meaningful

When your world is always available, “pick a side” becomes a real server identity rather than a one-off co-op session. Players can log in at different times, form alliances, and return to ongoing rivalries.

Combat feels smoother

Combat-focused packs are sensitive to tickrate. Hosting on hardware built for modded workloads helps keep hit detection and movement consistent—especially once multiple players are fighting in the same area.

Hosting Considerations for Demon Slayer | Demons vs Demon Slayers

Modded 1.16.5 Forge servers have a few common characteristics worth planning for:

Memory and CPU expectations

• Most Forge modpacks are happier when you give them enough RAM headroom for exploration, entity activity, and multiple players loading chunks at once.
• Combat bursts (multiple entities, animations/effects, simultaneous players) can be CPU-spiky, so stable single-core performance matters.

World growth and exploration

If your group explores aggressively, world size can ramp quickly. That’s normal—just plan for:

• Regular backups (especially before pack updates)
• Occasional pruning/maintenance if your map expands relentlessly

Configuration and “server feel”

Servers like this often need small adjustments to match your community:

• View distance and simulation distance for smoother fights
• Rules around PvP, griefing, and base safety
• Spawn protection and quality-of-life settings

CreeperHost makes these changes easier to manage without constantly editing files blind—especially once you start iterating based on player feedback.

Why CreeperHost is a strong fit for this modpack

Infrastructure built for modded Minecraft

CreeperHost runs modded servers on a hybrid VPS platform designed for consistent performance, backed by modern Ryzen / EPYC / Intel Ultra deployments tuned for workloads like Forge servers.

Tools that reduce downtime

• One-click modpack install + update flow that helps you keep momentum without “reset day” headaches.
• Built-in diagnostics to help isolate lag sources when the server starts stuttering during peak fights.
• Backup and restore workflows so you can recover quickly after a bad config change or a rough update.

Real operational experience

With 13+ years hosting large modded communities, we’re set up for the practical realities: uptime, protection, and support patterns that fit the way modded groups actually play—especially when the server becomes the hangout spot.

Ready to start your Demon vs Slayer server?

If you’re planning a recurring multiplayer world—scheduled battles, faction rivalries, and progression that keeps going all week—hosting Demon Slayer | Demons vs Demon Slayers on CreeperHost is the simplest way to keep it stable, online, and enjoyable for everyone.