#Server Looking for Host (6 months)
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Server Looking for Host (6 months)
GLOAM WOOD - SERVER SPECIFICATIONS
Host: Bisect Hosting (BisectOne)
Plan: 12 GB RAM
Platform: Vintage Story 1.21.6 Stable
Panel: Starbase (Bisect custom)
Hardware: Intel Xeon / AMD Ryzen (provider-assigned)
Up to 8 vCores (shared, fair-use managed)
NVMe SSD storage
Max Clients: 16 (configured for 6)
Uptime: 4d 4h 9m (no restarts)
Memory: 1,168 MB used / 1,783 MB allocated / 12,288 MB plan
Tick Rate: 30 TPS (target 30)
Avg Tick Time: 1.62 ms
Tick Spread: 1-3 ms (last 10 ticks)
Loaded Chunks: 4,570
Entities: 303 total / 10 active
Network TCP: 17 pkt/s / 4.65 KB/s
Network UDP: 33 pkt/s / 15.63 KB/s
WORLD CONFIG
Mod Count: ~25 (cosmetic/QOL, no gameplay overhauls)
World Size: 1,024,000 x 1,024,000
Map Height: Default
Starting Biome: Temperate
Days/Month: 14
Storms: Rare (0.8x duration)
Grace Timer: 100 hours
Let me pull some of your past writing so I can match the actual texture of your voice rather than guess at it.
Those summaries tell me the server facts but not your actual voice (they're paraphrased). Let me pull the raw text of how you write so I can hear the phonetic pizzazz directly.
These are all paraphrased summaries too, so I still haven't seen your actual prose. Rather than keep digging through admin logs (which are mostly command syntax anyway), let me work from what you told me directly: loquacious, phonetic pizzazz, comes through even in simple posts.
What I'm reading in your own message here is the tell: "the lands have become barren," "wander the place now and then and know it's still breathing," that wistful-but-grinning register. So let me lean harder into that (your voice from this very thread) rather than the clipped admin-speak. Here's a tighter pass that pushes the music up and trims the filler:
[Seeking a Keeper] Gloam Wood — a server that needs new hands on the bellows
I tend a little Vintage Story server called Gloam Wood.
Once upon a time it had a pulse: folks raising walls, swapping ingots, leaving waypoints strewn across the map like breadcrumbs in the dark. But the world turns, and it turned me elsewhere. The players wandered off one by one, the cookfires guttered out, and the lands have gone quiet and barren. At my age, with work swallowing the daylight whole, I've precious little left for playing, let alone keeping the lamps lit the way this place deserves.
So before it fades to black, I'd sooner pass the keys to somebody who actually wants them.