The Ship Economy Servers

What is a The Ship Economy Server?

A The Ship Economy Server is a service run by individuals to allow people to play together on The Ship Economy, the massively popular PvPing game. To play on a The Ship Economy Server you will need 2 things; a copy of The Ship Economy and the IP address of the server you wish to play. On our server list, you can find a wide range of The Ship Economy servers with different game modes and game types to find the Best The Ship Economy Servers from around the world!

What is a The Ship Economy Server List?

We provide a list of the service which allows people who own The Ship Economy Servers the ability to be found through search engines such as Google, Bing, Yahoo, Yandex, or any other platform. On each listing, you will see a 'Copy IP' button. What this does is add the IP address of that server to your clipboard, simply load up The Ship Economy and select 'Multiplayer' and paste (Ctrl+V) the IP address into the Server Address bar.

How do I find the The Ship Economy Servers?

With so many The Ship Economy Servers around the world to choose from, how do you know where you can get onto the The Ship Economy Servers assorted by players' votes? We provide a platform that allows you to find that dream The Ship Economy Server you have been looking for with exactly the right game modes, players to form friends with, and a community to back it up for you to enjoy! Voting allows you to get rewards on a The Ship Economy Server for free, we like to promote this activity as it allows you to progress at no cost. We rank these The Ship Economy servers below based on votes which you, the players, provide by putting in your username on any of these servers.

What are the different The Ship Economy server types?

The Ship Economy PvP Servers

Do you enjoy fighting against other players in duels or faction battles? The Ship Economy PvP servers offer just that. Players will spawn with nothing but the clothes on their back and must fight to survive against players who are after them.

The Ship Economy PvE Servers

On these servers, players are encouraged to team up together in order to get through the harsh lands of The Ship Economy Exiles. Since there's no real danger or risk of being killed by another player it makes building your home base much less stressful. This is great for new players that want to learn The Ship Economy and be put through the works without the stress of dying to other players.

The Ship Economy Creative Servers

On these servers, the only objective is building huge structures from scratch without any restrictions on how they should look like. They come with a bunch of different The Ship Economy resource packs which expands the possibilities dramatically. These The Ship Economy servers sometimes offer complex options that allow advanced users to build all kinds of contraptions.

The Ship Economy Survival Servers

A The Ship Economy Survival Server is a server which you start with nothing and have to build your way up. These servers are harder than the regular PvE The Ship Economy servers and it is much riskier to go out into the open world.

The Ship Economy Roleplaying Servers

The Ship Economy Roleplaying servers are a fun way to get into a new community and try out some different rulesets. In this server type players are expected to stay in character, talk like their character would speak, and make decisions that wouldn't be normal for them. It's great for people interested in learning about The Ship Economy lore. Servers with active admins also provide a fun environment where you can get help from veterans that will guide you through your first steps of survival!

The Ship Economy Server Hosting

There are many different options when it comes to hosting a The Ship Economy server. The Ship Economy servers can be hosted on a dedicated server, or you could rent The Ship Economy Server Hosting from many different companies. Check out our The Ship Economy Hosting Servers Blog to find out more details on the best hosting companies.

Requirements to Start a The Ship Economy Server

CPU and Bandwidth

CPU and bandwidth are the most important considerations in running a dedicated gaming server for The Ship Economy. The game isn’t very disk or RAM intensive, but the more popular your server is, the more CPU and bandwidth processes you are going to want to allocate. A heavily populated The Ship Economy server can use upwards of 2TB of bandwidth a month, but this will vary based on setup and usage needs. At least a 100Mbps port speed is recommended for effective network traffic management.

The Ship Economy Dedicated Server

A The Ship Economy dedicated server would need the minimum processing power of 2GHz or higher. The server software can be installed on Linux or Windows. Ports 25565 should be open on your server firewall for complete network access to the dedicated game server. Using a dedicated server will significantly help your The Ship Economy project with any lag or issues you may experience along the way.

The Ship Economy Server Not Responding?

Having trouble connecting to a The Ship Economy server? This is often the result of a network overload, DNS issues, or server errors. You can try to refresh or reconnect but if that doesn't work then you may need to contact community support for further assistance.

Frequently Asked The Ship Economy Questions:

Where is the The Ship Economy Wiki?

You can find the official Wiki for all of your questions on the game here:

What are the best mods for a The Ship EconomyServer?

There is no definitive answer to this question as different The Ship Economy servers will have different needs and preferences. However, a great place to start is the The Ship Economy forums where you can find lists

Is there The Ship Economy 2?

With the big success of the most popular The Ship Economy server, The Ship Economy is considering creating its own version of the game. Some The Ship Economy articles have already been written about releasing a second version of the game, which is impressive considering it's still in alpha. Are you interested in The Ship Economy 2? Would you like to see what the hype is all about? Go ahead! This site will be updated regularly when more information is available.

What are the The Ship Economy Admin Commands?

The admin commands are as follows:

• Logging in as Admin
• Press Tab, or whatever you have bound your console key to and type
• enablecheats <password>
• example = enablecheats pass123
• From here you can enter commands.
• Whitelisting an Admin
• This allows you to use commands without needing to login as Admin.
• Create a file in the directory \ShooterGame\Saved\ called AllowedCheaterSteamIDs.txt
• It should look like this \ShooterGame\Saved\AllowedCheaterSteamIDs.txt
• From here, list on each line the Steam64 ID's you wish to authorize for cheat commands, these users will be able to cheat without logging in as Admin.

Where can I find a The Ship Economy Map?

You can find an in-game map by picking on up somewhere in the The Ship Economy world or by visiting our The Ship Economy blog page.

Why is The Ship Economy laggy?

There are a few reasons why The Ship Economy servers may experience lag. The server hosting company you're using might not be equipped to handle the number of players that will join. If you're playing on an overcrowded The Ship Economy server, this could cause some performance issues and affect your gameplay.