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How do I create a MMORPG game private server?
Let me start by saying that this is a huge task and I don't believe it is worth to do this if you only want to unlock stuff for your friend and play private matches. Especially for someone who doesn't know how to code. But here's a rough outline of what you have to do:
1- You need a game server. I will assume that the code for the server isn't leaked or that there isn't any implementation available on the web. The game server has to simulate the game as the original server would otherwise you'll probably have big issues. I don't know how complex PUBGmobile is, but if you're starting from scratch this is a huge task and will require you to reverse engineer the game client to see how it interacts with the game server. Either you modify the client to work with your new server or you create the server under the constraints of the current client. In short, you basically have to code the whole game logic, matchmaking, etc.
2- Modify the client APK to connect to your private server instead of the original game servers.
I know this isn't really in details, but to be fair your question is so vague that it is impossible to answer it unless you already did it. Also the reason there isn't that many private servers of the game going around are that it is a lot of work and companies can shut them down with legal pressure. Companies are also really good at protecting their work, so it is very likely that you will have to put a lot of effort to go through all the hurdles that they have put to protect their game. They are well aware that most people down care about the legality of copying digital software/assets (just look at the music or movie industry), so if they didn't protect their code there would be thousands of copies available online.
You would be better off creating something original that you have full control over and that you could actually monetize yourself.
They work just like a “real” server, but with (probably) worse quality and possibly limited features.
Let me explain briefly how client and server architecture works from an MMO point of view.
The game client is installed on a gamers machine. This is what they use to play the game.
When the gamer performs an action, like moving, that action is then sent over the Internet to the game server which accepts or rejects it. The game client then reflects what happened on the server (I.e they move forward or get an error). The server is the “boss”, if it isn't accepted by the server then it didn't really happen.
The server saves the action in memory and/or database and then sends the action of this player to the other relevant players, and their clients then see the change.
All of this happens in milliseconds. There's more to it but that's the basic concept.
So, a “real” game server will have a list of actions it can receive. In technical terms, it has an API. There's probably thousands or tens of thousands of these actions, depending on the game.
Now, along comes the person who wants to make an emulator / private server. We’ll call him The Cloner.
To do this, The Cloner has to create their own server program, possibly from scratch. They need to re-implement the big list of actions, the same way that the original programmers for the game did.
As you can imagine, this is a massive task.
First, they don't know what actions the server can accept.
What they do have is the game client, and that sends actions. So, through monitoring the raw data of the network or through a process called reverse-engineering, they can find out what actions get sent to the server.
This is extremely time consuming and it's quite possible that they will never find out ALL of the actions because there's simply so many and they're only activated in response to certain situations.
The next step is figuring out what these actions are meant to do on the server. In the example of a character moving, that's straightforward. But many actions will be unclear, or may require complex calculations.
The Cloner is at this point trying to replicate the efforts of a team of highly skilled programmers working for a game company that probably has millions in funding, and doing so mostly blind. He doesn't have any specifications or instructions.
It's like trying to build a car, but only being able to look at the outside, and not any of the engine.
This is where the bad quality and reduced functionality can come in. The Cloner is literally just guessing at how something is meant to work, and inevitably what they create is going to be worse than someone who has the full specificatons. And because of the incomplete list of actions and the sheer enormity of the task, they won't be able to implement all the functionality of the original.
After creating a server action as best they can, they need to extensively test the game client with it. The game client expects the server to act and respond a very specific way, and any deviations from that will probably cause the game to crash.
Going back to the car example; The Cloner has now built a car engine. If he builds the rest of the car, it will probably work, because he knows how to make it work with the engine. But in this case, The Cloner can't build the car - it's the existing car (the game client) that has to work perfectly with the new engine (the server).
If at the end of all that you have a game which mostly works, consider that a significant feat of software development.
