AMP-hosted servers
AMP is the preferred starting point because it is built for hosting and managing multiple supported game servers through a practical panel workflow, including deployment, console access, updates, and day-to-day management tasks.
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Nexity starts with AMP where it suits the game and the management needs, while still quoting custom server setups when a different approach makes more sense. Scope is based on the title, player load, mod requirements, operating environment, and the support needed after launch.
Why AMP is the default
AMP gives Nexity a practical foundation for deployment, console access, updates, backups, and Linux-based server management, which makes it a strong first option before moving into a custom build.
Recommended path
AMP-hosted game servers
Fallback option
Custom server hosting by request
Pricing model
Quoted per server requirement
Support scope
Setup, tuning, backup planning, and quote follow-through
Nexity keeps the quoting path straightforward: start with AMP where it fits, review custom hosting where it does not, and price the service around the game, the player load, the technical requirements, and the support the server will need.
AMP is the preferred starting point because it is built for hosting and managing multiple supported game servers through a practical panel workflow, including deployment, console access, updates, and day-to-day management tasks.
If the server setup does not sit neatly inside the AMP-first path, Nexity can review a custom Linux-based hosting request and quote it separately.
Nexity first reviews the title, expected player load, mod or plugin needs, and whether AMP is the right route before quoting the final setup and support scope.
Nexity uses the current AMP compatibility list as the reference point for the AMP-first path. These are readable examples, not the full catalogue, and support is checked again during the quote stage because the list can change over time.
If the game sits on the current AMP path, Nexity treats AMP as the default recommended option before considering a custom setup.
If the title, mod stack, or operating requirements do not fit the standard AMP route cleanly, Nexity can still review a custom game hosting request separately.
The quote-based model is intentional because resource demands, management scope, and technical complexity vary heavily from one game to the next.
AMP-backed hosting is the default path, current AMP-supported titles are reviewed first, and custom game server requests stay available when the standard route does not fit cleanly.
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