A 7 Days to Die community of trusted players

We are closing our doors

Thanks to our loyal players for all the time you've spent with our community. We've had a good run for several years now, but all things come to an end.

Those of you with spare time are encouraged to start new communities and run your server how you see fit.

Flames for me and ads for your new community are welcome in the comments below.

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We Just Wiped!

19 de maio de 2017 - radishes | 3 comentários

By popular demand, we have wiped! Everything old is new again! Join now to get a piece of the fun.

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We just wiped!

1 de abril de 2017 - radishes | 0 comentários

Everything is new again. Join now to stake your claim!

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Omni Actual 13 jul. 2017 às 17:21

All good things must come to an end. Thank you for the memories.

Christopher 8 jul. 2017 às 11:39

Thanks so much Radishes and Kobi! This server went farther, and did more to try an break hackers ruining the fun for legitimate players than any other game server I've ever played on. Without you this game would have been total bullshit for me, instead it was one of the ones I came to love the most. Peace. Love. Murder. -Chris

Admiral Kobi

1 jul. 2017 às 4:09

I have not tried running a personal server with Linux so am not able to really know. The only thought I have is to try and google the problem or even post to the 7day forums under tech support.

Mort 1 jul. 2017 às 2:01

Kob1, I have a question. Do you know of any way to get past the problem that the linux based server requires glibc_2.15? Besides the obvious answer which is having it. I have access to a server that runs on CentOS 6.9 without an option to change that in the foreseeable future. It's a formidable server, but CentOS 6.9 is only compatible with up to glibc_2.12. SO my hands are tied with being able to start a new server unless somebody with more knowledge/experience than myself can guide me.