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Apple is releasing iOS 18 for everyone today, and if you haven’t had the opportunity to test out the software during the developer and public beta phase, this is your first chance to get the latest mobile software update on your iPhone.

The latest offering from Apple brings big changes to the iPhone, including more customization to the lock and home screen, new features to the text messages, a dedicated app for passwords and a completely redesigned photo album. 

That’s only what’s on the surface, though.

As always, Apple makes a big deal of some features, and not so much about others. And every year, we go through the latest iOS and look for any hidden features that aren’t only hidden, but that also can and will affect how we use our iPhones every day. If you’re running iOS 18,…

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Setting up a dedicated server for V Rising is required to ensure the game world remains accessible to everyone, even when you’re not in the game.

To do this effectively, it’s essential to familiarize yourself with the V Rising dedicated server settings and how to configure them. 

V Rising allows players to set up their dedicated servers for the game while having their own official servers.

Our Abiotic Factor Server Guide will go over how to create your own self hosted or dedicated server.

Abiotic Factor supports both non-dedicated and dedicated servers. Each has their own benefits and drawbacks. Note that while your character’s appearance is shared between all servers, job choice and level progression is separate for each file.

Setting Up a Non-Dedicated Server

Non-Dedicated Servers in Abiotic Factor are simple to set-up, and can be toggled on and off freely before loading up a world. These servers will also only be available if the host is actively playing on them.

When starting up a new game, all of the non-advanced options (outside of World Name) are not set in stone. This means you can free toggle between singleplayer only or multiplayer. You can also set a…

Our Abiotic Factor Server Guide will go over how to create your own self hosted or dedicated server.

Abiotic Factor supports both non-dedicated and dedicated servers. Each has their own benefits and drawbacks. Note that while your character’s appearance is shared between all servers, job choice and level progression is separate for each file.

Setting Up a Non-Dedicated Server

Non-Dedicated Servers in Abiotic Factor are simple to set-up, and can be toggled on and off freely before loading up a world. These servers will also only be available if the host is actively playing on them.

When starting up a new game, all of the non-advanced options (outside of World Name) are not set in stone. This means you can free toggle between singleplayer only or multiplayer. You can also set a…

Enshrouded players have a range of servers they can join online, but sometimes you may want your own dedicated server to play from.

This article will take you through how to set up a dedicated server for Enshrouded and the best settings you can use.

How to Set Up a Dedicated Server for Enshrouded

To create a dedicated server for Enshrouded, I highly recommend using GPortal since it is the officially mentioned server hosting platform for the game. When you are in the “Join” section of Enshrouded, you will notice it prompting you to go to GPortal if you would like your own dedicated server as you might have in games like Valheim. It will cost you $5.50 for 30 days if you want four (player) slots.

Go to the GPortal website and navigate to the Enshrouded…