The famously brutal pack — thirst, temperature, dragons, and deaths you'll narrate for years.
Installs automatically · Live in under 30 seconds · No port forwarding
RLCraft's reputation is earned: thirst, temperature, broken bones, leveled skills, and dragons that flatten your first three bases. Singleplayer it's masochism; multiplayer it's comedy — shared suffering is the actual content, and every death has witnesses.
It runs on an older Minecraft (1.12.2) with a huge mod count, which makes it memory-hungry and allergic to oversold CPUs. Give it a real allocation and it behaves.
One click — RLCraft installs itself from CurseForge, correct Forge included.
Everyone gets RLCraft via the CurseForge app. Versions must match the server exactly.
Join, craft a flint knife, and don't drink dirty water. Automatic daily backups mean even a dragon can't erase the world.
8 GB is our honest sizing for RLCraft. Start here — upgrading later is one click and your world comes with you.
8 GB recommended. RLCraft is a 120+ mod pack on 1.12.2 with aggressive spawning — 6 GB survives a small careful group, 8 GB is the comfortable answer.
Usually mob spawning and unexplored-chunk generation. Pre-generate the world, keep view distance moderate, and check TPS in the live console — on guaranteed cores those two fixes solve most of it.
Somewhat — spawn rates and some mechanics are configurable through the pack's config files, editable in the file manager. But if you remove the suffering, it's not really RLCraft.
Name it, pick a plan, and RLCraft installs itself. That is the whole setup.