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I just got it working. Some how the file WSTC-64.exe and the key64.24461.wstc were blocked by my OS. To fix it I just right clicked on the properties of both files and unblocked them.

@Halebawa I think I see your issue, when skimming across the images. more clearly. Your Trinity Realm in the DB needs to be set to 8085. It's at 3724. Port 3724 is your authserver. You mentioned you added a second realm, was that also at 3724? That needs to be 8086 or another port configured. Let me know.

If you are using mysql, dedicate more memory to increase your speed. Use more RAM to increase data storage going back and forth from memory and not use your physical hard drive to write, then upload. Make a backup of my.cnf file and do minor increases to: key_buffer_size sort_buffer read_buffer table_cache innodb_buffer_pool_size Then restart MySQL. Be sure to keep an eye on your memory usage. You don't want MySQL to much RAM. Also, see about increasing RAM in your computer. If I'm reading that correctly, you only have 3Gbs of RAM which is extremely low if you have more than 10 players in the future.

It's crashing (closing) immediately due to a configuration issue. In Windows, use cmd.exe to navigate your worldserver.exe path and run worldserver from the terminal via command line and dont double click binary to execute. That will prevent the window from closing. Also, everything should be 127.0.0.1. and not worry about your firewall. Windows whitelists 127.0.0.1 automatically. You should use that for your realmlist.wtf and your DB settings. Once you get an exact error message from the console (without it auto closing), report back what the issue is and we can help get you set up.

It still sounded like an issue with your DB in the beginning... Creating users on the DB won't solve it, unless it needed a restart.

run nload while all 9 players are playing and tell me if Incoming or Outgoing is spiking. This is a test on my server with 8 people playing who volunteered Your outgoing should be less Avg: 27.46 kBit/s Your Incoming should be less Avg: 12.59 kBit/s Does this happen when only you play by yourself? If you are getting spikes only with other players, then there is other activity going on. Possible that one of the players is DDOS'ing your network?