Side by side
| Flux | |
|---|---|
| Infrastructure | Thousands of independent nodes in 50+ countries |
| Single point of failure | None by construction |
| Resources | Dedicated CPU and RAM per plan |
| Region choice | 50+ countries, chosen at deploy |
| Pricing | From $4.19/month, no contract |
| Egress fees | None |
| File and terminal access | Included on every plan |
| DDoS protection | Included on every plan |
What is the same
The parts of hosting you actually touch. There is a dashboard, it starts and stops the server, it edits the settings, it browses the files, it opens a terminal and it takes backups. Deployment is about 30 seconds and support is a ticket answered by email. "Decentralized" is a statement about the infrastructure, not a different way of using the product.
Sizing, for this game specifically
Dragonwilds wants 2 GB plus 1 GB per player, and holds at most six. That makes the whole plan question a short one: 4 GB for two, 6 GB for four, 8 GB for six, and there is no tier above that anywhere because the game does not go above that. Any host quoting bigger Dragonwilds player counts is quoting something the game will not honour.
Bringing a world with you
Download your world files, deploy a plan here, upload them in the file browser, restart. The world is a set of files, not an account, and moving it is not a migration project.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good GPORTAL alternative for Dragonwilds?
Flux hosts Dragonwilds on a decentralized network of independent nodes across 50+ countries with dedicated CPU and RAM, DDoS protection included, and plans from $4.19/month with no contract.
Are there egress fees?
No. Bandwidth is unlimited on every plan and there are no egress charges for downloading your world.
Can I choose where my Dragonwilds server runs?
Yes, from 50+ countries at deploy time. For a six-player co-op game, placing the server near your group is the most effective thing you can do for latency.
How do I move my Dragonwilds world here?
Download the world files from your current host, deploy a plan, upload them through the web file browser, and restart the server.