BESTNET-GSERVER Launches Forge Modpack Hosting with Panel Version Control
The service targets the version-matching problem that trips up modpack servers, letting users align Forge and Java versions in the panel instead of troubleshooting a failed start.
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BESTNET-GSERVER, the game server hosting service run by BESTNET LLC, started Forge modpack hosting for Minecraft Java Edition on September 7, 2026. Users pick the Forge and Java versions in the game panel and pull Server Packs straight from a URL. Pricing starts at 2,980 yen per month excluding tax (3,278 yen including tax), with no initial fee, no minimum contract period, and no cancellation fee.
Modpack servers fail when Minecraft, Forge, and Java versions do not line up, and a single mismatch stops the server from starting. Server Packs can reach several hundred megabytes, which makes downloading and re-uploading them a chore. BESTNET-GSERVER handles both from the game panel.
Users set FORGE VERSION in the startup tab and pick a Docker image running Java 8, 17, 21, or 25. The guide suggests Java 8 for Minecraft 1.16.5 and earlier, Java 17 for 1.17 through 1.20.4. A Server Pack is pulled in by pasting its URL into the upload-from-url field, so the file never touches the user's machine.
Backups exclude the modpack and Forge libraries because they can be fetched again; after rebuilding a server, the Server Pack must be reinstalled before restoring. The service monitors server load with a calculation method covered by a pending patent application (2026-119790).
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