Annoying Villagers Full Dependencies Pack

Annoying Villagers Full Dependencies Pack is a great fit for a hosted multiplayer server: it’s built specifically to get a complex, dependency-heavy combat/NPC mod running cleanly for a whole group. On CreeperHost, you can spin it up as a paid server in minutes, keep it stable through updates, and focus on playing instead of chasing missing mods and mismatched versions.

• Skip dependency headaches: this pack’s whole purpose is keeping required/optional components aligned—CreeperHost makes deployment and updates painless.
• Better uptime than “someone’s PC”: always-on hosting means your world is available even when the usual host is offline.
• Modded combat + NPC activity can get spiky: dedicated resources handle busy fights far more smoothly than casual self-hosting.
• Faster fixes when something stutters: built-in tooling helps you pinpoint lag sources without guesswork.
• Safer online play: DDoS protection and reliable infrastructure help keep sessions running when public play gets messy.

High-level overview

This modpack is a focused “just what you need” server-and-client bundle built around Annoying Villagers Full and the set of dependencies it expects for Minecraft 1.20.1 (Forge). Rather than being a kitchen-sink pack, it’s designed for players who want the custom NPC-driven encounters and animation-series-inspired chaos—without spending an evening figuring out which libraries, combat frameworks, or compatibility mods are missing.

For multiplayer, that focus is a big deal: everyone installs the same pack, connects to the same versioned server, and you cut down the classic modded issues (version drift, missing dependencies, and “it works on my machine”).

What this pack is best at

• Group survival where combat encounters and hostile AI are the main event
• Small-to-medium servers that want a consistent mod list across all players
• Shorter “session-based” play where you want the server ready to go at any moment

Why CreeperHost fits this pack (before you even tweak anything)

With modpacks like this, the biggest win is operational consistency. CreeperHost’s one-click modpack installation and updates that preserve your configuration changes means you can keep the pack current without redoing your work each time—especially useful when you’ve tuned difficulty, spawn behavior, or performance settings to suit your group.

Our platform is built for modded Minecraft on Ryzen, EPYC, and Intel Ultra-based liquid-cooled servers, giving you the headroom you want when combat-heavy moments ramp up and the tick rate matters.

Hosting Considerations for Annoying Villagers Full Dependencies Pack

Combat/NPC-focused packs tend to behave differently from tech or exploration packs:

Memory and CPU expectations

• CPU matters during fights. When multiple AI-driven entities engage at once, servers often see short, sharp spikes in processing demand. A host machine sharing resources with other tasks (or a casual home setup) can struggle here.
• Memory still matters for stability. Even if the mod list isn’t enormous, modded Forge servers generally run best with comfortable RAM overhead to avoid GC pauses and “rubber-banding” during busy scenes.

Version-lock and “it won’t join” problems

Because this pack is dependency-oriented, it’s particularly sensitive to:

• mismatched Forge/mod versions between client and server
• “helpful” manual mod swaps that desync a friend’s install

A managed host setup makes it easier to keep the server version pinned, communicate changes, and roll forward cleanly.

Networking and multiplayer smoothness

Action-heavy gameplay tends to expose networking issues faster than slower-paced packs. If players complain about delayed hits, desynced animations, or intermittent disconnects, you’ll usually want:

• a stable, always-on machine
• consistent server tick performance
• a quick way to audit logs and timings

Why host it on CreeperHost

Built for modded uptime

A CreeperHost server is online when you need it—no waiting for someone to start their PC, no background apps stealing performance, and no surprise router issues ending the night early.

Simple control when you need it

Use our GUI-based mod/config management to keep changes organized, and rely on built-in tooling to diagnose lag and performance issues when the server gets busy.

Real-world modded experience

We’ve supported large modded communities for over 13 years. If you’re running into the common pain points—stutters during big encounters, players timing out, or “works in singleplayer but not on the server”—we’re set up to help you get to a stable baseline quickly.

Ready when your group grows

Start small, invite friends, and scale resources as your player count and activity increase—without migrating worlds or rebuilding your setup.