New game support should be a connector, not a rebuild
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Game server communities rarely stay inside one clean box.
A Rust group spins up a Minecraft world for a month. A 7 Days to Die crew tries a new survival game after a wipe. A community manager ends up tracking bans, player history, Discord roles, and shop claims across tools that were never designed to talk to each other.
That is the real problem behind "can Takaro support this game?" It is not just a checklist of titles. It is a systems problem: how do we let more games connect to the same operational layer without rebuilding Takaro for every server executable on the planet?
Our answer is the generic connector protocol.