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Totally fair. I also started with Debian for a Minecraft server, at the request of my partner. I might try out Icarus, is it cross platform?
Not sure if it's cross platform. We've been having lots of fun with it.
Its interesting in the sense that one person can buy all the content and additional players can just buy the base game and join a "unlocked" server to enjoy everything.
I've seen similar pricing models and it's kind of expensive but evens out the more people play with you.
I find it funny that advanced tech is explained away by you getting support from outer space. Vs games like Ark where you just magically know how to mess with electrical systems.
Starting with stone weapons is annoying but you can earn credits in game to start with 3D printed weapons/tools as you hop maps.