Frequently Asked Questions
Why Palworld starts higher on memory than Minecraft, and what actually drives that number.
What type of DDoS protection does CraftLands provide for Palworld servers?
Our Palworld dedicated servers are protected by GlobalSecureLayer and Royale global DDoS protection, ensuring uninterrupted gameplay with low latency. Our enterprise-grade bandwidth and real-time attack mitigation keep your persistent world online and safe from disruptions, so you can focus on capturing rare pals and exploring.
What hardware powers CraftLands Palworld dedicated servers?
We use powerful hardware featuring AMD Ryzen 9 9950x processors, super-fast NVMe SSD storage, and a 10Gbps connection. This high-performance system guarantees great uptime, minimal lag, and smooth gameplay even during intense battles with other players or when managing more resources on your server.
Can I customize my Palworld server settings and install mods easily?
Yes! Our custom control panel interface lets you easily configure your server settings, install mods or plugins, and adjust XP rates, capture pals settings, and more with just a few clicks. Whether you're running the Steam version or playing on PC or Xbox, you have complete control over your own Palworld server.
How fast can I start playing on my new Palworld dedicated server?
Thanks to our instant setup, your new server is ready to play within minutes after purchase. You'll receive login details to access the control panel, so you can connect, set a password if desired, and start inviting friends to join your world right away.
Can I transfer my existing Palworld server or save data to CraftLands?
Absolutely! We support transferring your existing Palworld server, including worlds, mods, and plugins. Our support team is ready to assist with the migration process to ensure a smooth transition without losing any progress on your persistent world.
Why do Palworld servers start at 12 GB when Minecraft starts at 4 GB?
The Palworld dedicated server keeps the whole world resident: the terrain, every structure your group has placed, and every Pal in the save, all held in memory whether five people are connected or nobody is. That baseline is why the smallest sensible Palworld plan is 12 GB at €30 per month, while a small Minecraft world runs on 4 GB at €10.
What decides how much RAM my Palworld server needs?
Bases and Pals, not players. Every Pal assigned to a base picks up jobs, walks a route between them, and carries hunger and sanity the server has to track, and it keeps doing all of that when nobody is connected. Four players running several large staffed bases will load a server harder than a dozen sharing one camp, so size from your base count and workforce rather than your friend list.