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There are "private servers" made by people other than the developers for games that don't release server executables or source code. So the remote side being na
by MichaelBurge 5y ago
There are "private servers" made by people other than the developers for games that don't release server executables or source code. So the remote side being named a "server" is independent of whether it is available to run(for gamers).
- ryukafalz 5y agoYes, but those are typically for games like MMOs where the servers are responsible for a large number of players. Those are never presented to the user as "your server," they're "the game's servers." Contrast with Discord where there's something of an illusion of ownership; people will refer to them as "my Discord server." EDIT: Incidentally, if you're actually running a private server for an MMO, I would indeed call that "your server."