BeanPack: Regurgitated

BeanPack: Regurgitated is built for big, shared progression—exactly the kind of modpack that shines when it’s running 24/7 on dedicated CreeperHost infrastructure. If you want your friends online at different times, long-running bases and dimensions, and reliable performance while the pack grows, you can host BeanPack: Regurgitated on CreeperHost as a paid server and keep the experience smooth from early game to endgame creative goals.

• Skip the “who’s hosting tonight?” problem with an always-on CreeperHost server—your world and progress are there whenever your group is.
• This pack is genuinely large; casual self-hosting often stalls out once memory pressure, world growth, and background chunk activity ramp up.
• Better stability under load when multiple players explore, generate new terrain, or run automation at the same time—common pain points for home internet and spare-PC hosting.
• One-click modpack install and updates that help you stay current without wiping your config changes or spending your weekend troubleshooting.
• Performance-focused hardware and tooling to keep tick-time under control as your bases, farms, and dimensions expand.

High-Level Overview

BeanPack: Regurgitated is an extra-large, mixed-scope modpack for Minecraft 1.20.1 (Forge) that blends exploration, tech, magic, and quest-driven progression into a single long-form server experience. It’s designed for players who like having lots to do at once: questing and progression structure, dimension-driven exploration, and a clear push toward endgame crafting goals.

On a multiplayer server, the pack’s variety works especially well: explorers can push new frontiers while builders and engineers develop shared infrastructure—then everyone benefits when the server has steady uptime and consistent performance.

Why CreeperHost Works So Well for This Pack

Before you even think about tuning settings, the biggest win is platform headroom. BeanPack: Regurgitated’s “extra large” scope rewards a host that can stay responsive as the world grows and concurrent players increase.

With CreeperHost you get:

• Hybrid VPS hosting with strong single-thread performance—important for modded Minecraft’s main tick loop.
• Ryzen / EPYC / Intel Ultra-based, liquid-cooled infrastructure built to handle the spiky CPU patterns that come with exploration, automation, and combat-heavy sessions.
• One-click installation and update workflow that reduces admin overhead when the pack updates and helps preserve important configuration changes.
• Built-in diagnostics tools that make it easier to identify what’s causing lag (rather than guessing or blaming “mods in general”).

Hosting Considerations for BeanPack: Regurgitated

Large modern modpacks typically demand resources in a few predictable ways. Here’s what to plan for when hosting:

Memory expectations (plan for headroom)

Packs of this size commonly benefit from higher RAM allocations than lightweight modpacks—especially on a busy server with multiple players exploring at once. More RAM isn’t about “making it fast” by itself; it’s about avoiding slowdowns from memory pressure when world data, mods, and player activity stack up.

CPU spikes during exploration and progression

Even well-optimized servers can see short bursts of tick-time issues when:

• multiple players generate new terrain simultaneously,
• players move between dimensions frequently,
• big automation networks or item logistics scale up.

A host with strong single-thread CPU performance and consistent scheduling makes these spikes less disruptive.

World growth and long-term maintenance

Extra-large packs tend to accumulate:

• more regions explored,
• more entities and tile/block entities from bases,
• more saved data from progression systems.

That’s where reliable backups and straightforward world management tools become important—especially if you ever need to roll back after a bad experiment or a rough update.

Getting a Great Multiplayer Experience

If you’re aiming for a server that stays fun long-term:

• Encourage players to explore in phases (not everyone sprinting in opposite directions at once on day one).
• Keep “mega-bases” practical by spreading heavy automation across areas and avoiding unnecessary always-loaded setups.
• Update intentionally: take a quick backup first, then update—so you can always revert if something behaves unexpectedly.

Ready to Host BeanPack: Regurgitated?

Bring your group together on a server that’s designed for big modpacks and long-running worlds. CreeperHost makes it easy to deploy BeanPack: Regurgitated, keep it updated, and keep performance stable as your server transitions from early progression to late-game goals.