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Killing Floor 2 servers are live on Flux Games. Co-op wave survival for a squad of 6, or 12 in Versus Survival. It's the same server every night, running your map cycle, your difficulty, and the workshop maps your squad already downloaded. It stays up when the host logs off. Every server setting sits in a form. You also get a map cycle editor, kick and ban in one click, a live console, and backups, all without touching SSH. Updates wait for an empty server. The game keeps no saves, so a restart costs only the wave in progress. Plans from $5.49/month, first week free for new users.

FluxOS v8.23.0 is out, with four changes for operators. Node moves are proved by the chain, so the proof stays there when you move the hardware. IP-change holds are judged by block height, one public clock shared by every node. A UPnP lease renewal at your router no longer disturbs your node's connectivity. App volumes now use direct I/O, so reads and writes go straight to the disk and run smoother under load. Update your node today.

The Oct 26 halving cut the block reward, and people asked whether nodes would leave. The November census says no: 6,912 nodes on the network, and every tier is up. Apps grew too: 2,298 running, up 20% in a month and nearly double the count at the September whitepaper. Most of it never shows on a homepage. 58% of apps are private, encrypted enterprise deployments, and 200+ private AI agents run on the network, 179 of them OpenClaw and 31 Hermes. If you kept a node running through the halving, these numbers are partly yours.