Combining lifetime game servers
For us with many lifetime servers who might want a more powerful one by combining slot counts ram cpu cores and games we already have connected to them.
Originally posted by meirtm on our previous feedback board.
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For us with many lifetime servers who might want a more powerful one by combining slot counts ram cpu cores and games we already have connected to them.
Originally posted by meirtm on our previous feedback board.
So if lets say i add a 48 slot vrising server with a 48 slots minecraft server i keep both game modes they combine into one server with 106 slots and the total ram count of both and cpu cores
Originally posted by meirtm on our previous feedback board.
Hi, thanks for the suggestion. Combining lifetime game servers like that is unfortunately not something we can offer. Different games have different hardware requirements, and lifetime products are only billed based on a 12 month period of a regular contract server. On top of that, different host systems have different capacities, so a straight merge is not possible. There are also other limits involved, such as contract restrictions and the fact that users may have bought servers at different prices at different times. Because of that, building a system for directly combining lifetime game servers is sadly not justified in terms of development time. Game servers are generally quite complex, so this cannot be handled in a simple direct way. If you want one more powerful instance for multiple games, a VPS would be the better option, since you can host games more freely there, choose your own slot setup, and upgrade a single instance instead.
thank you for the response and makes alot of sense are the game servers generally better than a vps cpu wise if i maxed out the slot count slider?
Originally posted by meirtm on our previous feedback board.
As your comment kinda implies that.
Originally posted by meirtm on our previous feedback board.
Merging several lifetime servers into one isn't possible, so we're closing this one. In ZapX you can upgrade a single lifetime game server to more resources instead.
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28 Sep 2026
17:41
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28 Sep 2026
17:41
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