Obsessed with Obsessed

Obsessed with Obsessed is built for the kind of multiplayer server where tension, base-building, and “one more night” progression all happen in the same shared world. If you want the pack’s horror atmosphere to land properly and you want room for creative builds and contraptions, running it on a dedicated CreeperHost server is the simplest way to keep performance consistent for everyone.

• Run a modern 1.21.1 NeoForge modpack without turning your PC into the server
• Keep the horror pacing smooth (fewer stutters during exploration and encounters)
• Self-hosting gets limiting fast once multiple players load new areas and keep farms/contraptions running
• Home connections struggle with reliable uptime, port forwarding, and consistent latency for friends
• Install and maintain the pack cleanly with one-click modpack setup and straightforward config management

High-level overview

Obsessed with Obsessed is a Minecraft 1.21.1 (NeoForge) modpack that blends a light-horror focus with practical additions for players who also enjoy building, decorating, and dabbling in technology. The result is a server-friendly “variety pack” experience: explore together, build a safe home base, then push outward when you’re ready for the next tense moment.

This makes it a great fit for:

• Small-to-mid sized friend groups who want a shared, persistent world
• Players who like having both atmosphere and long-term projects
• Servers that value building and creativity alongside survival pressure

Why CreeperHost fits this pack (before you even start tweaking)

Running a newer-version modpack on NeoForge benefits from stable CPU performance and consistent memory headroom, especially once multiple players are active in different areas. CreeperHost’s Hybrid VPS platform is designed specifically for modded Minecraft workloads, giving you the responsiveness you want when the server is saving, loading chunks, or handling multiple players at once.

You also get:

• One-click modpack installation and updates designed to preserve your changes (so you’re not rebuilding your setup every time you update)
• DDoS protection and reliable uptime, so your “always-on” world stays actually online
• Practical server tooling to help diagnose lag instead of guessing in the dark

Hosting Considerations for Obsessed with Obsessed

Modpacks in this style tend to shift from “runs fine on a laptop” to “why does the server hitch?” as your world grows. Here are the common patterns we see when hosting packs like this:

Memory expectations (what usually changes over time)

• Early game is typically light, but RAM needs rise as players explore more, keep more chunks active, and expand bases.
• If your group builds multiple hubs or spreads out, you’ll usually want extra memory headroom to avoid frequent garbage-collection pauses and hitching.

CPU sensitivity (why tick stability matters)

• Exploration + building + tech-style contraptions can add up. Even if the pack isn’t “mega-heavy,” simultaneous activity is what stresses servers.
• A stronger CPU helps keep TPS stable when multiple players are moving, loading chunks, and running base activity at the same time.

Version & loader reality (1.21.1 / NeoForge)

• On modern Minecraft versions, servers benefit from clean installs, correct Java settings, and disciplined updating.
• If you plan to add extra mods, do it gradually—servers are easiest to keep stable when changes are controlled and tested.

Running your server smoothly on CreeperHost

CreeperHost is well-suited to Obsessed with Obsessed because we’re set up for the real operational needs of modded servers—not just “getting it to launch.”

What you’ll notice day-to-day

• Faster, steadier multiplayer feel during peak activity (exploring, building, and running projects simultaneously)
• Simpler management with GUI-based control for mods/configs and server operations
• Easier troubleshooting when something causes lag—built-in tooling helps you identify what’s actually happening

Who this is ideal for

• Friend groups who want a persistent server that’s online whenever people are free
• Builders who want decoration-focused projects without sacrificing stability
• Players who want the horror vibe to stay immersive—without performance interruptions breaking the mood