Nexus basics

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I also have had the idea (but never the skills to implement it, sadly) to run different parts of the servers on different CPUs, when I wanted to run a Minecraft Server. Is this NEXUS software exclusive to Space Engineers? Your server does peak my interest and at some point, I might play there. I do have some questions first though, which hopefully most will be cleared up, if you sent me an invite to your discord server. I haven't found the link to that in any of your video descriptions. So, you said you don't like it when people cheese base defenses by digging through voxels, which I totally agree with. However, I want to know, if on your server, I would be allowed to make a base that is dug into the cliffside or into a mountain. Meaning, the front would be normal grid blocks, but the sides and rear and top and bottom would mostly be surrounded by terrain. I like these bases, because they give you a tactical advantage in terms of what angles you have to defend from. I'm currently working on such a base in a survival world with a couple friends. I don't think it causes much lag either, so I hope you would allow it. Speaking of lag, in your video about the lag moderation bot and your other videos, you said you are gonna do more tutorials and give us more insight on lag prevention.

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You should mention that this is a tutorial for your server. Nexus basics doesn't tell you anything when you the viewer doesn't know what a nexus means. Like fortress games nexus tutorial. Mentioning space engineers server in your title would also help the algorithm.