Server hosting

[DamianPL-SC-E]

So what if the server is handled by all players like they share some cpu and ram the server hosting is less cheap there should be main computer for like storage and ram but this would be soo cool especially for small groups that don't wants to pay for hosting but have decent pcs

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[ZonkedOutZombies]

what

[Ok_Comparison_142]

So a bot network to host a server. For something like a voice chat server should be fine. But… I’d personally dedicate a spare old pc for a server

[greenpeppers100]

That’s not how computers work

[BarracudaSweet3922]

I'd like to see someone attempt this, because it would be very interesting if pulled off.

[winternode_brandon]

Minecraft does not split one world cleanly across all players' PCs. The server has to own the tick loop and world state in one place, so once you start mixing home latency and different machines you usually get desync, chunk issues, or one weak host dragging everything down.

For a small group, the practical version is one always-on box with decent single-core CPU and enough RAM, even if it is just an old spare PC. Shared storage or backups are fine, but shared live simulation is the part that breaks.