AsyncArenasPlus — Minecraft server plugin for fast, lag-free arena resets. Compatible with PaperMC and Folia.
Why not other plugins?
- Other arena reset solutions cause significant network lag during resets
- This can degrade player experience, especially at higher player counts
- All other arena reset solutions cause network lag with higher player counts
- No network traffic spikes during resets
- Instant resets even with hundreds of players online
- Arenas go from fully destroyed back to pristine condition instantly
- Zero dependencies — no FAWE or other plugins required
- Little to no performance impact on your server
- Fastest reset plugin available
- Optimized specifically for arena resets
- Zero lag even with high player counts
- Extensive configurability — fine-tune every detail to match your server
- Placeholders for arena reset times — display dynamic reset timers anywhere
- Automatic periodic resets (repair spawn areas, replenish mines, reset minigames, create animations)
- Rotate between different terrain types
- Migration support from many popular arena plugins
- Full wiki explaining everything in detail (https://jancantcode.github.io/AsyncArenasPlusDocs/)
- Discord server for support, configuration help, and feature requests (https://discord.gg/GY73CJuvHQ)
Latest reviews
- Itz_Opp
- Version: v1.0
This license was given for free.
What's this?
AsyncArenas was already so good and then AsyncArenasPlus came out, This is 100000x better than AsyncArenas and even better than other arena regeration plugins. It regenrates our whole arena with no lag now and instantly aswell!
- TerrainMC
- Version: v1.0
We have been using this plugin since beta on SpeedVanilla. With our previous solution, we ran into some network lag with other plugins when resetting with 200 concurrent players, but with AsyncArenasPlus, that has completely removed the problem for us. We can now reset with no lag whatsoever, and the players are loving it. The configuration is also straightforward. The plugin is overall extremely easy to operate.
