Looking for a mod pack like Legend of Zelda
I'm looking for something that adds elements of adventure and exploration without a lot of other RPG style mechanics. Something like Legend of Zelda with loot to find and interesting locations but not a lot of quests or stats.
Any suggestions would be great!
https://redd.it/1omo6vz
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I'm looking for something that adds elements of adventure and exploration without a lot of other RPG style mechanics. Something like Legend of Zelda with loot to find and interesting locations but not a lot of quests or stats.
Any suggestions would be great!
https://redd.it/1omo6vz
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What defines a masochist in modded MC?
A friend of mine claimed today that any pack is "annoying" if it doesn't have any form of vein mining (even packs as simple as Just Create, which are literally just vanilla plus), repeatedly labeling players who choose to play those packs as "masochists."
Seeing the amount of packs that go around as kitchen sinks, skyblocks, expert packs, questing/adventuring, puzzles, and whatever the hell RLCraft is creates a large variety of choices for players to make when it comes to picking a pack they want to play. Some people play to be overpowered, some play to engage in a story, others like to challenge themselves.
This had me thinking... what exactly defines masochism in modded Minecraft?
Is it simply the absence of QoL mods in a pack?
Or is it micro-crafting as a core part of progression?
What about using gates/stages to slow gameplay?
Where does the do I even have to say it? modpack fit in to this discussion, if at all???
I think this community could help me grapple this definition better. I know these definitions are subjective, but I want to see what backgrounds everyone comes from when engaging with a topic like this.
https://redd.it/1on0q3d
@MinecraftModded
A friend of mine claimed today that any pack is "annoying" if it doesn't have any form of vein mining (even packs as simple as Just Create, which are literally just vanilla plus), repeatedly labeling players who choose to play those packs as "masochists."
Seeing the amount of packs that go around as kitchen sinks, skyblocks, expert packs, questing/adventuring, puzzles, and whatever the hell RLCraft is creates a large variety of choices for players to make when it comes to picking a pack they want to play. Some people play to be overpowered, some play to engage in a story, others like to challenge themselves.
This had me thinking... what exactly defines masochism in modded Minecraft?
Is it simply the absence of QoL mods in a pack?
Or is it micro-crafting as a core part of progression?
What about using gates/stages to slow gameplay?
Where does the do I even have to say it? modpack fit in to this discussion, if at all???
I think this community could help me grapple this definition better. I know these definitions are subjective, but I want to see what backgrounds everyone comes from when engaging with a topic like this.
https://redd.it/1on0q3d
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Does anyone actually like oritech?
I've seen a lot of modpacks using it lately, but I never used it that much so I don't really have an opinion on it. I haven't seen anyone praising oritech so I'm curious what the community thinks about it.
https://redd.it/1on55rd
@MinecraftModded
I've seen a lot of modpacks using it lately, but I never used it that much so I don't really have an opinion on it. I haven't seen anyone praising oritech so I'm curious what the community thinks about it.
https://redd.it/1on55rd
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