My feedback on Reclamation modpack
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Really fun to see lesser-used mods in the spotlight, like Theurgy, Nature’s Aura, and Ember. Ember Rekindled was super cool, but I wasn’t a fan of the mastermind minigame part.
Unlocking Mekanism so late and then being expected to build the reactor for antimatter was kind of a downer. The questline said it was optional, and I liked that the pack felt tech-lite until then, but it really was not optional if you wanted to finish the pack.
Mystical Agriculture was a highlight. Loved that it was Agricraft compatible while still being tough to automate. I ended up not automating it at all and just grew what I needed with a watering can.
The pack being light on automation overall was refreshing, I didn’t feel like I had to automate everything just to make progress.
Pacing felt great. Took me about 20 hours to finish while playing casually.
Witchery caught me off guard. I didn’t realize how much space I’d need for the altar and rituals, so I crammed it in my base at first and regretted it later. Totally on me for not knowing the mod.
Loved the Ars Lectern -> AE2 improvement, but storage early on was painful. Spent way too many hours digging through 5+ diamond chests.
Ritual animations that actually changed parts of the world into the Overworld were awesome.
The endgame grind for rituals dragged a bit, but I did like fun touches like having to make vanilla ice cream and being gated by the vanilla seed.
Would’ve been amazing to see more strong “world reclamation” moments earlier in the questlines. The last questline ones were great, just felt like they came a bit too late.
Also, hated the bee part, it felt impossible to understand and by the time I had my first "good" bee I was already way further in progression. It felt like a coinflip that could end up in me losing tens of minutes of progression just because the bees decided to downgrade for no reason. Just skipped the mod.
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SPOILER FOR THE MODPACK AHEAD
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Really fun to see lesser-used mods in the spotlight, like Theurgy, Nature’s Aura, and Ember. Ember Rekindled was super cool, but I wasn’t a fan of the mastermind minigame part.
Unlocking Mekanism so late and then being expected to build the reactor for antimatter was kind of a downer. The questline said it was optional, and I liked that the pack felt tech-lite until then, but it really was not optional if you wanted to finish the pack.
Mystical Agriculture was a highlight. Loved that it was Agricraft compatible while still being tough to automate. I ended up not automating it at all and just grew what I needed with a watering can.
The pack being light on automation overall was refreshing, I didn’t feel like I had to automate everything just to make progress.
Pacing felt great. Took me about 20 hours to finish while playing casually.
Witchery caught me off guard. I didn’t realize how much space I’d need for the altar and rituals, so I crammed it in my base at first and regretted it later. Totally on me for not knowing the mod.
Loved the Ars Lectern -> AE2 improvement, but storage early on was painful. Spent way too many hours digging through 5+ diamond chests.
Ritual animations that actually changed parts of the world into the Overworld were awesome.
The endgame grind for rituals dragged a bit, but I did like fun touches like having to make vanilla ice cream and being gated by the vanilla seed.
Would’ve been amazing to see more strong “world reclamation” moments earlier in the questlines. The last questline ones were great, just felt like they came a bit too late.
Also, hated the bee part, it felt impossible to understand and by the time I had my first "good" bee I was already way further in progression. It felt like a coinflip that could end up in me losing tens of minutes of progression just because the bees decided to downgrade for no reason. Just skipped the mod.
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Gotta make sure the new music doesn't go to waste! Introducing Liquid Music as the core ingredient of musical crafting, coming soon on Fauna & Orchestra v1.1.0!
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what do you think is the best mods youve played
im not talking about those boring vanila+ mods im talking about stuff like avaritia or create those types of peak
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im not talking about those boring vanila+ mods im talking about stuff like avaritia or create those types of peak
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What are your modpack pet peeves?
One thing that got me into making packs was that I had a few pet peeves that were pretty common in a lot of packs; so I started making my own. I'm curious what are your pet peeves?
My biggest one (which is still a very common problem in packs) is that devs will throw huge dungeons and structures into a pack, without integrating the loot tables in a rewarding way. Spending 2 hours clearing an entire "Dungeons Arise" temple, only to walk out with a bunch of useless chain mail armor, two stacks of apples, and some half-damaged iron swords is... well, discouraging.
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One thing that got me into making packs was that I had a few pet peeves that were pretty common in a lot of packs; so I started making my own. I'm curious what are your pet peeves?
My biggest one (which is still a very common problem in packs) is that devs will throw huge dungeons and structures into a pack, without integrating the loot tables in a rewarding way. Spending 2 hours clearing an entire "Dungeons Arise" temple, only to walk out with a bunch of useless chain mail armor, two stacks of apples, and some half-damaged iron swords is... well, discouraging.
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Are there any horror mods with creatures that are insanely strong but can still be killed?
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Creation and Adventure is an underrated Minecraft mod that brings life to your world with new biomes, unique wood sets, exciting mobs, and hidden secrets. Perfect for players who love exploration and creativity without breaking the vanilla feel. Give it a try! 1.20.1 Forge Java
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Why are my modded biomes so small compared to vanilla biomes (generated on large biomes)
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