How Much RAM Does an Evil Hunter & Twixxel's Stalker Server Need?
Evil Hunter & Twixxel's Stalker runs two independent stalker AI systems at once — Evil Hunter by Dreglr and Twixxel's Stalker by MrPerkasc — on top of normal Forge 1.20.1 overhead, which pushes its RAM needs a bit above a typical single-mod horror pack. See the full breakdown on the Evil Hunter & Twixxel's Stalker pack page, or use the tiers below to pick a starting point. Finnish players: Minecraft-palvelin hosting is our native-language page. German players: Minecraft-Server mieten covers the same hosting auf Deutsch. Svenska spelare: Hyra Minecraft-server täcker samma hosting på svenska.
2 GB
Bare minimum for solo play or a tiny group testing the pack. It can boot and run, but with two stalker AI systems ticking alongside normal Forge 1.20.1 overhead, there's no real headroom — expect stutters once both mods are actively tracking players.
4 GB
The best starting point for most servers. This is the recommended floor for the pack and gives Evil Hunter and Twixxel's Stalker enough breathing room to run their entity tracking and sound systems together without fighting normal Forge memory needs.
6 GB
Safer for a mid-size active group exploring further from spawn. More players means more loaded chunks, and more loaded chunks means both stalkers have a larger area to actively hunt across — 6 GB keeps that comfortable.
8 GB
For 10+ players or a long-running world you don't plan to reset soon. World size and player count both grow garbage collection pressure over time, and this pack already asks more of the server than a single-stalker pack would.
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