I always end up interface-spamming

I've played some automation-focused progressive packs, but my playstyle always turned into the loop of "place a machine, attach an ME interface, and register recipes," and I lost motivation halfway through.

I want to enjoy the trial-and-error process of designing large automation lines. However, in most cases, the complicated recipes of machines made me lazy to craft them more than once, and I ended up choosing to automate things using only one machine.

What kind of packs or playstyles can motivate me to build and maintain many large processing lines?

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How i feel after mastering Electroblob's Wizardry
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My friends first time playing ice and fire
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Uh..i dont think this is supposed to happen
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Please sir
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Mmmmm belts..

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Should I have more crafting storage or co-processing units?
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Ohhh boy
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Why do you play on forge 1.21.X+?

Like seriously, I don't get it. Most mods currently are on 1.20.1. and all the features from future versions are available as mods with full 100% functionality. Why do I see mods already moving onto 1.21.X or future versions when at the moment 1.20.1 is perfectly stable. I haven't heard any game changing technical change either beside components. Is there a fair argument to why beside "Version Chasing"?

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Dungeon Showcase #4 – Traps
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