Hundred Days On The Horizon Server Hosting

Host Hundred Days On The Horizon as a multiplayer server with CreeperHost and give your group a shared world for quests, machinery, magic, and exploration—without leaving somebody’s gaming PC running all week.

• Premium is our recommended range for this 119-mod pack and its long-running worlds.
• Home hosting makes your PC juggle server ticks, Minecraft, and every other background task.
• Casual hosting can stumble as players explore new chunks and build larger automation networks.
• One-click installs and updates keep your configuration changes intact.
• DDoS protection helps keep public and community servers reachable.

A Broad 1.16.5 Progression Pack

Hundred Days On The Horizon combines technology, magic, adventure, and quests on Minecraft 1.16.5. Rather than locking everyone into one play style, it gives your group several directions to pursue and plenty of reasons to spread out.

Its recognisable mods include Create, Immersive Engineering, Industrial Foregoing, Botania, Blood Magic, Ars Nouveau, and Psi. Better Nether, The Outer End, and Dimensional Dungeons add destinations beyond the usual overworld routine, while Farmer’s Delight and building mods give the quieter members of your group plenty to do at home.

CreeperPanel can install pack version 1.4.6 with Forge 36.2.22, then gives you GUI tools for handling mods and configuration files.

Hosting Considerations for Hundred Days On The Horizon

Exploration and world growth

Generating new terrain is commonly one of the sharper sources of load on modded servers. When several players travel in different directions or enter separate dimensions, the server must generate and save chunks while continuing to tick everything back at base.

Keeping the view distance sensible can reduce those spikes. For planned community worlds, pre-generating the main play area may also make later exploration smoother, although the generation process itself should be run when the server is quiet.

Automation builds up over time

Create machinery, Industrial Foregoing systems, storage networks, farms, chunk loading, and large numbers of entities can gradually increase tick time. No single machine is necessarily the problem; busy bases often become slow through dozens of small systems running constantly.

Encourage players to shut down machines they are not using, avoid excessive dropped items, and keep always-loaded areas tidy. Built-in performance tools can help identify a troublesome dimension, machine-filled chunk, or entity buildup before you start removing mods at random.

Memory needs commonly rise as the world expands and more players establish separate bases. Leave some headroom rather than sizing only for a brand-new world.

Why Run It with CreeperHost?

Our hybrid VPS platform delivers native CPU performance on modern Ryzen, EPYC, and Intel Ultra-based liquid-cooled servers—important when Forge needs strong tick performance rather than impressive-looking storage numbers.

If lag appears, CreeperPanel’s diagnostic tools help narrow down what is actually happening. On eligible Premium and Pro services, Ask Theo can inspect the current server and panel state, explain likely causes, and prepare safe next steps for your approval.

And when the server gets properly strange, our team brings more than 13 years of modded Minecraft hosting experience to the conversation.