AternosReviews of aternos.org

Garbage, free server crashes, disconnects me, prevents me from having fun.

nie działa gowno nic nie zrobiłem gowno nie da sie hostować bo że niby serwer nie aktywny

bekomme jedes mal schrei anfall wieso kann ich keine datein hochladen sowas wie mods die es in diesen kack server anbieter nicht gibt warum auch immer es fuckt nur ab wirklich fick dich das mit den datein hochladen gibt bei ploudos aber leider haben die ihre GUTEN server eingestellt

Die Mods in Discord sind einfach eine Schande. So dreckig und ekelhaft! Ich bitte den Support für Hilfe aufgrund von unbekannten Errors. Nach einer kleiner Diskussion werde ich für 30 Minuten Stummgeschaltet und nach 30 Minuten erwähne ich den Moderator und frage nach dem Grund vom Stumm und schaltet mich erneut stumm für 3 Stunden und gab mir 3 Strikes wegen der Regel "Wait patiently for an answer and don’t tag anybody". Ich habe NUR geantwortet mit dem "reply" feature von Discord. Und was immer das für bischissende Regeln sind die Dort aufgelistet sind. Ich selber als Support Mod in einer anderen Community würde definitiv nicht so meine Kunden behandeln. So eine Schande! Gibs eigentlich 0 Sterne für den Support wegen Aggression, kack Regeln und drecks Leistung 2 Sterne wegen dem Free Hosting Server, indem sich man ganz einfach bedienen kann. ------------------- Note: 4- Support: 6 Server: 3+

Die Schweanze lassen den Server abstuerzen sobald man ein Dorf gefunden hat

Despite its popularity, Aternos.org leaves much to be desired as a Minecraft server. The most glaring issue is the slow loading of chunks, a problem that persists even with ample RAM. This results in a laggy gaming experience that detracts from the enjoyment of Minecraft. While it's true that Aternos is a free service, its performance issues make it a less than ideal choice. There are other free Minecraft services that offer a smoother, more enjoyable gaming experience. The saying "you get what you pay for" rings true in this case. If you're serious about your Minecraft server, investing in a paid server, even a cheap one, is a far better option. Aternos may be free, but its performance issues mean it doesn't live up to the promise of a good gaming experience.

Hallo mein Freund wollte einen Server loschen aber hat dann denn falschen gelöscht weil da wo man die Server löscht alle gleich aussehen des halb möchte ich gerne wenn das möglich ist das der Server wieder hergestellt wird.

Mmm... where to start... While Aternos does provide okay hosting for Minecraft servers, the cons outweigh the pros. The server is constantly lagging with very few players - I'm talking an average TPS of 10. There are huge lag spikes with random drops in TPS, leading to a laggy, rubber-bandy experience Starting up your server is a long and painful process. On my Lenovo Thinkpad, I can spin up a heavily modded server in under two minutes... But somehow Aternos makes Vanilla servers take over 5 minutes to boot, even for small worlds. The process of saving is even more painful! It takes *forever* to shut down. Occasionally, even with players online, the server will shut itself down for apparently no reason, with no warning. This would be *fine* if starting the server back up was fast, but it can take over 10 minutes to get your server back online after it shuts down On a server with 3 players, we were seeing ~8 TPS, 85% RAM usage, and horrible ping. As more players join, I expect performance to get worse, yes... but Aternos takes it to a whole new level. Huge lag spikes when a player joins, massive drops in performance with even *one* extra player... Players were seeing random disconnects, with a whole slew of java exceptions being cited as the reason. I've never seen this on any other server, even self-hosted on poor-quality hardware. This would seem to point to poor network architecture on Aternos' end. Now, I did say there were some pros. There are! It's easy to set up, update, and install plugins. It's quick and free, you don't need to do any kind of network setup... For someone with no experience, Aternos might be a good way to get up and running. But, seriously, I recommend against it. There are plenty of tutorials on how to run your own Minecraft server... Hell, even if you have a Chromebook you can run your own server perfectly fine. Even if you can't set up port forwarding, you can look into "NGROK", which is also free and super simple to set up!