The online gambling landscape is one of constant flux and innovation, where new formats rise to challenge the dominance of traditional slots and table games. Among the most impactful and unconventional entries in recent years is Aviator, a simple yet profoundly engaging title developed by Spribe. Far removed from the cascading reels, paylines, and intricate bonus rounds that define the slot machine genre, Aviator introduces a unique social multiplayer experience centered around a rapidly climbing curve and the player’s nerve. It is a game that strips away the visual complexity, focusing instead on pure, unadulterated risk management and timing, creating a tension that has captured the attention of millions worldwide.

Aviator is part of a relatively new genre often referred to as "crash games." The concept is deceptively straightforward. A plane takes off, and a multiplier begins to increase from $1.00 ext{x}$. The longer the plane flies, the higher the multiplier climbs, offering potentially enormous returns. The critical, heart-pounding catch is that the plane can fly away or "crash" at any moment, and when it does, all uncashed bets are lost. The player's objective is to cash out their bet before the crash occurs. This simple mechanic generates an instant psychological dilemma: securing a modest profit now, or holding out for a life-changing multiplier.

The game’s aesthetic is minimalistic, which is a conscious design choice that contributes to its addictive quality. The screen is dominated by the flight curve, a line charting the ascending multiplier. Below this central action, players see their betting options, an auto-bet function, an auto-cashout option, and crucially, the "Live Bets" panel and the "Statistics" board. The lack of distracting animations or thematic fluff ensures that the player's focus remains laser-sharp on the crucial, ascending number. This design underscores the game's core principle: it is a game of numbers, not narrative.

A central element that distinguishes Aviator from most single-player casino games is its profound social component. Aviator is played simultaneously by hundreds, often thousands, of players globally in the same round. The "Live Bets" panel displays the bets placed by every active player, their chosen cash-out multiplier, and their winnings. This transparency creates a communal, almost spectator sport atmosphere. A massive multiplier round is often met with a flurry of congratulatory or lamenting messages in the integrated chat, adding a layer of collective excitement and shared experience. Furthermore, the statistics board, which shows the results of previous rounds, allows players to analyze patterns and gauge the game's current volatility, feeding into their strategic decision-making.

The implementation of the 'Provably Fair' cryptographic system is arguably one of the most significant factors in Aviator's immense popularity and player trust. In an era where players are increasingly wary of the randomness and fairness of online gambling outcomes, the Provably Fair system offers verifiable transparency. The result of each round is not determined by the casino's server but is calculated using a combination of the server's seed and the seeds contributed by the first three players to place a bet in that round. This distributed randomness means that the casino operator cannot manipulate the outcome mid-game. Players can easily check the fairness of every single round using the provided cryptographic hash, a feature that drastically enhances player confidence and differentiates crash games like Aviator from traditional, closed-system Random Number Generator (RNG) slots.

Understanding the betting options is the first step toward formulating a strategy. Aviator provides two separate betting panels, which is not merely a convenience but a core element of sophisticated gameplay. Players can place two independent bets on the same round, allowing for complex risk-mitigation strategies. A common dual-bet strategy involves using the first bet as a "safety net" and the second as the "high-risk play." For the safety bet, a player might set an auto-cashout at a low, secure multiplier like $1.20 ext{x}$ or $1.50 ext{x}$. This bet is almost guaranteed to hit, ensuring a small profit or at least covering the stakes for the second, higher-risk bet. The second bet is then left to run, targeting a much larger return, knowing that the loss, if it occurs, has already been partially or fully offset.

The strategic depth in Aviator is rooted in mathematical expectation and psychological control. While the outcomes are random, the decisions are rational. A player's success is largely defined by their ability to adhere to a predetermined plan and manage their bankroll effectively. The high-risk, high-reward nature of the game means that patience and discipline are paramount. Chasing losses after a series of low-multiplier crashes is the fastest path to depletion, a psychological trap common in all forms of gambling that Aviator's rapid-fire rounds can exacerbate.

Many advanced players employ variations of the Martingale system, or a reverse version of it, although applying any progressive betting system in a game of chance requires immense caution and a substantial bankroll. The classic Martingale involves doubling the bet after every loss, aiming to recover all previous losses and secure a small profit on the next win. In Aviator, this is often modified to target a consistent, low multiplier, exploiting the relatively high probability that the plane will reach at least $2.00 ext{x}$ or a similar low target within a certain number of rounds. However, a prolonged "blackout" streak of very low multipliers can quickly lead to an unsustainable bet size, demonstrating why bankroll limits are crucial.

The role of the Auto-Cashout feature cannot be overstated. It is the player's most potent tool for enforcing discipline and executing a strategy free from the paralysis of real-time emotional decision-making. By pre-setting a target multiplier, the player removes the natural human tendency to hesitate, get greedy, or panic. Many players successfully utilize the Auto-Cashout function for both bets, treating the game purely as a systematic, statistical exercise. For instance, setting one bet to auto-cashout at $1.50 ext{x}$ and the second at $4.00 ext{x}$ is a purely automated strategy that removes the emotional turmoil that can plague manual play.

The appeal of the Aviator game also lies in its accessibility and the low barrier to entry. Unlike complex poker games or baccarat where rules must be mastered, Aviator’s premise is instantly understandable. This simplicity has allowed it to penetrate markets globally and appeal to both seasoned casino veterans and casual players looking for a quick, engaging betting experience. Furthermore, the minimum bet sizes are often very low, allowing players to participate for entertainment value without significant financial commitment, although the option for high rollers to place substantial wagers ensures it caters to all segments of the gambling community.

The game's developers, Spribe, have positioned Aviator not just as a gambling product but as an entertainment platform. Their continued development includes adding features, promotional tools, and social interactions, cementing its place as a flagship product in the iGaming world. Its success has spawned numerous imitators across the industry, but the original Aviator continues to dominate the crash game segment, largely due to its established trust, proven fairness, and vibrant community.

In conclusion, Aviator is more than a fleeting trend; it represents a significant shift in online casino game design. It is a brilliant psychological experiment disguised as a simple betting game. It distills the gambling experience down to its most fundamental components: risk versus reward, discipline versus greed, and the thrill of timing. By marrying the verifiable fairness of cryptography with the intoxicating tension of a real-time, shared risk, Spribe has created a truly unique and enduring phenomenon. It challenges the player to manage not just their bankroll, but their own nerve, making every single ascent of the multiplier curve a personal test of strategic resolve. The altitude the plane reaches is irrelevant if the pilot cannot manage their own instinct to fly too close to the sun. The ultimate control rests not with the random number generator, but with the human hand on the cash-out button.

23 Kommentare zu „ Ark: Survival Evolved + Server

  • 21. Juni 2015 um 20:00 Uhr
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    Hey sorry my German isn’t so good so I’m going to ask in English
    As an MMO pllayer it’s for me a lot easier to play 3th person so my question is could you implement this code in the server? AllowThirdPersonPlayer

    im voraus danke Sebastiaan

    • 22. Juni 2015 um 11:29 Uhr
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      Hey Sebastiaan,

      actually we don’t like 3rd person view because it is easier, so we won’t enable it. I’m very sorry.

      Subzero

    • 23. Juni 2015 um 12:44 Uhr
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      Kann man. Damit verlieren wir aber die Kontrolle darüber, wann genau das Update durchgeführt wird. Wir wollen z.B. vermeiden, dass taming durch ein update abgebrochen wird.
      Wir geben unser bestes, die Updates trotzdem so schnell wie möglich einzuspielen.
      Das Update 178.2 ist jetzt jedenfalls aufgespielt ;)

  • 1. August 2015 um 8:26 Uhr
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    Grüsse,

    Server benötigt ein Update auf v191

    Zudem wollte ich fragen, ob ihr zum einen den Server automatisch aktualisieren lassen könnt, zum anderen, wäre es für Neulinge einfacher, wenn es sowas wie 2x EP und 2x Taming eingestellt werden kann.

    Danke im voraus

    • 1. August 2015 um 12:23 Uhr
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      Hey (G)ott,

      wir haben uns bei der Planung bewusst gegen automatische Updates entschieden, da der Server dafür unkontrolliert neu gestartet werden würde -> Taming wurde damals noch nicht zuverlässig gespeichert.
      Soweit ich weiß wird der Fortschritt jetzt zuverlässig gespeichert, was uns theoretisch ein automatisches Update ermöglicht. Es ist auf jeden Fall im Moment im Gespräch ;)

      Den Server hab ich schnell auf v192.0 geupdated.

      Gruß
      Subzero

  • 15. August 2015 um 19:29 Uhr
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    wäre supper wenn einer der admins heutenoch ins Ts kommen würden, hätte da ne dringende frage.

    • 16. August 2015 um 20:47 Uhr
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      leider sind wir aufgrund der Urlaubszeit als Serveradmins etwas unterbesetzt, was zu verlängerten Wartezeiten führen kann :) ich bin morgen mal wieder auf dem ts unterwegs. dann bitte einfach anstupsen :)

  • 29. August 2015 um 7:17 Uhr
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    Und weil es so (Un)schön ist, gleich nochmal eins…
    Ich bin immer noch für Auto-Update ;)

    greetz

    • 1. September 2015 um 13:00 Uhr
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      Kommt (hoffentlich sehr) bald ;)
      Habe die Kommentarsektion deshalb mal etwas aufgeräumt. Hinweise auf eine neue Version bitte möglichst per Kontaktformular, dann bleibts hier etwas ordentlicher ;)
      Subzero

  • 11. Oktober 2015 um 22:35 Uhr
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    Grüsse,

    Hätte einige Vorschläge für den Server:
    -Server wipe (optional)
    -PvP Strukture Decay anschalten (wenn eine Zeitspanne setzbar ist, wäre 1 Monat nicht schlecht)
    -PVP Night Protection von 22:00 – 18:00 (in dieser Zeit steht der Server auf PvE)
    -5x XP boost
    -2x Tame boost
    -In welcher Entfernung von Strukturen die Ressourcen wieder nachwachsen verkleinern (halbieren?)
    -Die Auto-Update Funktion ist schon mal nicht schlecht, hat aber noch die Macke, manchmal zwischen 18 und 19 Uhr den Server neu zu starten, obwohl keine neue Version verfügbar ist und das meist 2-3 mal hintereinander. Wenn ihr da mal nachschauen könntet, wäre super :)
    -Server Name entsprechend der Erneuerungen/Änderungen anpassen

    Ob und in welchem Ausmaß könnte man (die Admins und die Stammspieler) bei Gelegenheit im TS oder im Spiel besprechen.

    Mfg Incendarius

  • 19. April 2016 um 7:48 Uhr
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    hi, also ka was nun schon geändert wurde, aber ich wäre dafür entweder die foodrate wieder auf 1 zu setzen oder wenigstens den tamingspeed auf 2,5 oder vllt sogar x3 hoch zu schrauben um noch einen wirklichen effekt zu erzielen

    ausserdem wäre ich noch dafür die mod: better pve 1.2
    https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=664507528&searchtext=

    ihr könnt natürlich auch die mod: k9 coszum stacksize
    https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=525507438&searchtext=
    nehmen, finde ich jedoch etwas zu übertrieben

    • 30. April 2016 um 20:19 Uhr
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      Doch, der Server sollte eigentlich nur etwa 2-3h nicht erreichbar gewesen sein. Die IP-Adresse hat sich geändert, könnte es daran liegen? (Siehe hier)

      • 1. Mai 2016 um 7:39 Uhr
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        nein , der server ist leider weder mit neuer noch alter ip erreichbar bei mir

        keine ahnung ob dies bei andern genauso ist, aber ich finde ihn halt nicht mehr

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