Conan Exiles details custom servers, mods, and rulesets

    
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And this is why that's not a blobby mess!

Funcom announced today that it’s teamed up with web hosting service Pingperfect both to host Conan Exiles’ official servers for Funcom and to offer custom hosting services to players intent on running their own Conan sandbox shard. The official servers will offer both PvE and PvP experiences across six different ruleset types: purist, relaxed, hardcore, roleplay, experimental, and random. Private servers should be a snap:

“Setting up a private server is incredibly easy. A copy of Conan Exiles purchased through Steam comes packaged with a dedicated server tool. Once the game exists in your library you can install a private server on any machine from Steam. Head to your Steam library, go to the tools menu and find Conan Exiles. From there you can install your private Conan Exiles server and set it up. […] The server settings are available to server admins from inside the game via the options > Server Settings GUI. From here you can enable PvP gameplay, turn the sandstorm on and off, and choose what players lose when they die. Things like the day/night cycle, player health and stamina, resource yield, experience growth and resource spawn rate. Everything can be adjusted and implemented on the fly, without the need for a server restart to activate the changes you’ve made. Just hit apply and the world around you and your player will adjust immediately.”

For custom servers through Pingperfect, the base price looks to be about $14 a month here in the US for 15 game slots, which goes on up to $70 for 70 game slots, with discounts for paying longer-term and extra charges for things like Teamspeak slots, white-label branding, SSD hosting, and CPU priority — the biggest, fastest custom server with all the bells and whistles would run over $1500 per year.

Oh yeah, and modders, you’re going to be happy: Starting with early access at the end of January, Conan Exiles will have full modding support.

“Mod developers will be able to download a custom Unreal Engine editor, letting them create a whole host of modifications to the game,” Funcom says. “Everything from changing aspects of gameplay to adding new monsters and items to the game can be done with the modding tools. A mod management tool which connects to the Steam Workshop allows players to easily load in the mods they want to play with.”

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