What is the best core out right now?

[Enclusion]

What is the best core being sold on MCM right now for features and handling players? I am just interested since it seems shitty forks are at an all time low (thank god)

 

[Zorify]

Whatever

still working on custom factions?

 

[Zorify]

yeah

alright

 

[Tylerzz]

MetaCore

 

[Fle]

And you have used Notorious for many months and you know how it performs? At least I made my own HCF core from scratch and you are only criticising othere developers.

P.S. Actually core is used on SecondLife Network and it can hold 400 players at 19-20 TPS with ease.

A flat file core holding 400 at 20 tps? I think not.
And actually, I've spent enough time around notorious to know that no server that intends to have a large player base should be using it.

 

[Nerm]

And you have used Notorious for many months and you know how it performs? At least I made my own HCF core from scratch and you are only criticising othere developers.

P.S. Actually core is used on SecondLife Network and it can hold 400 players at 19-20 TPS with ease.

Their core is heavily forked, I doubt reg notorious can hold 400 players at 19

 

[qIooIp]

Their core is heavily forked, I doubt reg notorious can hold 400 players at 19

Can you explain me that "heavily forked" fact?

 

[TrentS]

A custom one by Mat Ammar T or Clyde

 

[Clyde]

A custom one by Mat Ammar T or Clyde

Last core I sold here was a para fork one, but I took down thread as I had issues with my partner. No longer plan on making HCF cores, working on AntiCheats now (Project Nexus being one of them).

 

[Enclusion]

And you have used Notorious for many months and you know how it performs? At least I made my own HCF core from scratch and you are only criticising othere developers.

P.S. Actually core is used on SecondLife Network and it can hold 400 players at 19-20 TPS with ease.

I don't personally know about the latest version, I just know in the past it was not the best. Props on developing it yourself.

 

[MarkehMe]

Massivecore and FactionsUUID are completely flatfile and hold hundreds of people.

Just to clarify on this, Factions 2 and FactionsUUID are flat file - but hold everything in memory and periodically save. The save is done async so it never blocks.

If a plugin is regularly reading a file it will end up being slow with regular reads unless they're on some fast storage - like NVMe SSD.

Factions 2 with Mongo does the same thing. Store in memory, push updates to mongo, and poll periodically for changes.

 

[samjoesquid]

TimelessPvP held over 3000-5000 players consistently using a MassiveCore Factions flat file; ran smoothly.

All I've heard regarding notorious is it's made for smaller servers; not the planned larger ones.

 

[Ammar T]

I'm hearing lots of arguments about flat-file and databases in here; quite honestly a bad MySQL or MongoDB implementation is worse than a good, flat-file format. Lots of developers include irrelevant and unnecessary data in their files that they can derive from simple calculation which slows down the I/O speed exponentially as the number of players increases.