Data Center

Think I've found my zen game. Notes: If you drop SFP adapter boxes inside a server rack; you'll have to hit the rack's on/off switch to to pick the SFP adapter box back up, then press the rack's on/off switch again. Don't drop SFP adapters; they are immaterial, and will phase through through the ground and disappear. (Store them in a port or in their proper box, instead.)

Polecam, zwłaszcza jeśli interesują Cię serwery i sieci. Gra daje sporo frajdy na początku, ale po kilku godzinach zaczyna brakować zawartości i szybko nie ma już zbyt wiele do roboty Najbardziej brakuje mi bardziej zaawansowanych opcji konfiguracji, takich jak ustawienia switchy i VPN czy innych funkcji sieciowych. Fajnie byłoby też zobaczyć standardowe serwery 1U i 2U zamiast obecnych dużych modeli. Mimo tych braków gra ma duży potencjał i liczę, że kolejne aktualizacje go wykorzystają.

This is definitely one of the more relaxing games I play. I've had the game for a while and I mainly use it as a break from comp games like Siege and Rocket League. The Devs are great and they listen to what people submit. Really enjoying the new updates with new networking options. Plus there is a bunch of things that I didn't know about till I played this game. I have physical servers of my own (home labs) and there are things that I've taken from this game to incorporate into my real setup. Mainly organization and layouts of my rack, not commercial enough to be worrying about it to much. I have learned a lot too just about the game its self. My first time launching it, I was utterly clueless about how the game worked, but a little reading goes a long way. If you get stuck there are amazing and detailed guides/tutorials to walk you through each step. When in doubt, read it out. I'm also exited for the new multiplayer feature, but I need to find a buddy who wants to play it. Not all my friends work in IT, so their interest is low to say the least. If I could pick one complement to give the devs, its their work they put in Assiduous and the way they implement things brought to their attention. I had reported a bug just the other day (from posting this) and I saw an update role out a few minutes ago and I figured I'd see what they did... they fixed the bug I reported. Something simple as wires going invisible when connecting one space up or down, like to switched right on top of each other. And they fixed it within a day or two. I was verry impressed and it made me want to write this giving credit. Now, I'm not sure if I was the only one to point this out or if they found this on their own, but non the less, I was pleased by the way they handled it... plus it's a fun game that I enjoy in my relaxing free-time. I just looked at other reviews and read most of the negatives... what do you think the game is about? what else is there to do in a Data Center than to setup and manage... Data Servers and Networks? They complain about the repetitiveness when the goal is scaling like that's not the point of the game. Don't get me wrong, I can't play to long bc of my short attention span, but I love seeing my servers grow and love learning new ways to stack and put them together.

♥♥♥♥♥ залупа я не могу из одной подсети (внешней) отправить трафик во внутреннюю подсеть (в сервер) через роутер, потому что vlan id не найден, а когда создаешь новый vlan для внешней подсети то такой vlan есть. просто кладешь кабеля между свитчей и забиваешь ♥♥♥, между всем этим поставь один роутер с фаерволом чтобы задания выполнять и сиди кайфуй в ♥♥♥ не дуй,

잠깐 해봤는데 내가 이게임을 하면서 목표가 뭔지 몰라서 좀.. 아쉬움 역시 샌드박스형 게임이 나처럼 안맞는 사람에게는 아쉬움 다만 서버 엔지니어, 인프라 엔지니어에 대해 찍먹이 가능한 듯

playing this game feels like being that one bird in a cage with two bars