\u00a1Hola, propietarios de servidores! Cada semana echamos un vistazo a lo que est\u00e1 pasando de verdad en el mundo de los juegos autohospedados: novedades relevantes para los servidores, nuevos mods y lo m\u00e1s destacado de la comunidad que merece la pena que eches un vistazo. Aqu\u00ed tienes lo m\u00e1s destacado de esta semana.<\/p>\n
The immortal snail finally got a speed update: the mod now moves 1 tile per hour<\/strong>, with a “Reddit” speed option in the sandbox settings. Slow, but relentless \u2014 and it works on dedicated servers, so expect the classic “snail reached the spawn” tickets.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udca1 Workshop mods work on dedicated servers too \u2014 add them to your server’s mod list and players pick them up on join.<\/em><\/p>\n No major update this week, so the community is looking ahead: players are debating whether Zeekerss will ever reveal JEB’s appearance<\/a> \u2014 and the answer is trending toward “yes”, since Zeekerss has said he plans to add an ending<\/strong>. For dedicated server owners: new content means new maps and new modding surfaces, so test the latest build before updating your server<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The week’s headline: Palworld 1.0 peaked at ~960,000 concurrent players on Steam<\/strong> \u2014 about five times what Pocketpair’s publishing lead expected. At Gamescom he admitted 200,000 would have been “party time”. The launch even crashed public servers and hosting capacity \u2014 which is exactly why a dedicated server is the most reliable way to play with your friends.<\/p>\n A big interview with Stephen Radtke, creator of DayZ<\/strong>: 14 years on, he’s still searching for survival gaming’s biggest problem \u2014 a satisfying endgame. “I think I am going to die without having solved it.” For server owners that means: the community is still here, and your server’s rules are what give players a reason to keep coming back.<\/p>\n\n
Lethal Company \u2014 Quiet Week, Big Questions<\/h2>\n
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Palworld \u2014 1.0 Hits 960,000<\/h2>\n
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DayZ \u2014 The Endgame Problem<\/h2>\n