Compare active survivors, Workshop packs and persistent save complexity.
DayZ
DayZ — Basic
Around 4–12 active survivors. A persistent, mostly vanilla survival environment.
8 GB RAM · 25 GB NVMe SSD
Players, mods & world fit
- Mods/plugins: Light configurations and limited Workshop additions.
- World/map: A single official map and modest loot persistence.
- Player figures are planning estimates, not guaranteed slots; CPU, game version and mods affect results.
$15.00
DayZ — Standard
Around 12–20 active survivors. Regular player activity with vehicles, shelters and shared encounters.
12 GB RAM · 25 GB NVMe SSD
Players, mods & world fit
- Mods/plugins: A carefully selected mod list.
- World/map: One map with developed loot economy; 25 GB suits light mods.
- Player figures are planning estimates, not guaranteed slots; CPU, game version and mods affect results.
$22.50
DayZ — Premium
Around 20–35 active survivors. A modded community with custom loot, vehicles and roleplay systems.
16 GB RAM · 50 GB NVMe SSD
Players, mods & world fit
- Mods/plugins: Moderate Workshop content and server scripting.
- World/map: 50 GB for the base server, persistence and curated mods.
- Player figures are planning estimates, not guaranteed slots; CPU, game version and mods affect results.
$30.00
DayZ — Elite
Around 35–50 active survivors. A demanding modded survival community with events and factions.
24 GB RAM · 75 GB NVMe SSD
Players, mods & world fit
- Mods/plugins: Large Workshop collections, measured before deployment.
- World/map: 75 GB is an exception for substantial download libraries; CPU matters.
- Extra disk above 50 GB is specifically for: Very large custom Workshop collections on a single DayZ map.
- Player figures are planning estimates, not guaranteed slots; CPU, game version and mods affect results.