This is going to take me to the wizard for deploying our droplet, and from here we can decide what type of operating system, how many resources we want to grant the droplet, and so on and so forth. I’m going to hit the green Create button in the top right and select droplets. Next, what we want to do is create a new droplet. Since I already have an account, I’ll just hit the login button, which is going to take me to my DigitalOcean dashboard.
If you prefer a video version of this tutorial, you can watch it here: To get started with this, we’re first going to log in or sign up for a Digital Ocean account. The way that we’re going to accomplish this is by deploying a DigitalOcean droplet to host our multiplayer Factorio game. In our case today, that means deploying a Factorio headless server so that we can get help from other people in building the world’s biggest factory.
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Today I’m going to show you how you can host an ongoing Factorio multiplayer game on DigitalOcean that anyone can access whenever they want.ĭigitalOcean simplifies cloud computing so builders can spend more time creating software that changes the world. While you can host a multiplayer game on your local machine, your friends and collaborators will rely on that local machine running to access the game and with everyone’s busy lives, this may not be ideal. Multiplayer in Factorio allows you to team up with friends to grow, defend, and scale your factory to new heights. What is better than Factorio? Factorio with friends.
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