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.
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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.
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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.
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The steam deck totally reignited my love for modded minecraft!
I was really into modded Minecraft back in 2013-2015, I remember playing the FTB packs, watching let's plays on youtube, struggling with gregtech, trying to build the craziest machines, I loved it. Over the years though, I kinda lost interest and I hadn't really played it for about 10 years.
This year, however, I got myself a steam deck, and it's been amazing for indie noscripts, older AAA's and emulation. I got the idea of trying to run minecraft on it and I gotta say, this thing is an absolute beast.
I've never owned a computer that was able to run modpacks with shaders at a smooth 60fps, and I certainly didn't expect the steam deck to do that. I'm running Enigmatica 2 and it's working amazingly well (especially with the trackpads, I was never able to get into minecraft on consoles due to the lack of precise mouse control). I love going through the questbook and getting into all the mods I neglected back then. Also, I'm studying engineering now which makes all the tech stuff even more exciting haha.
I'm so glad I got this thing, probably the best gaming purchase I've ever made.
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I was really into modded Minecraft back in 2013-2015, I remember playing the FTB packs, watching let's plays on youtube, struggling with gregtech, trying to build the craziest machines, I loved it. Over the years though, I kinda lost interest and I hadn't really played it for about 10 years.
This year, however, I got myself a steam deck, and it's been amazing for indie noscripts, older AAA's and emulation. I got the idea of trying to run minecraft on it and I gotta say, this thing is an absolute beast.
I've never owned a computer that was able to run modpacks with shaders at a smooth 60fps, and I certainly didn't expect the steam deck to do that. I'm running Enigmatica 2 and it's working amazingly well (especially with the trackpads, I was never able to get into minecraft on consoles due to the lack of precise mouse control). I love going through the questbook and getting into all the mods I neglected back then. Also, I'm studying engineering now which makes all the tech stuff even more exciting haha.
I'm so glad I got this thing, probably the best gaming purchase I've ever made.
https://redd.it/1on6l12
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AFK Base Builder: feed turtle stacks & coal; let it build your base
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[Liminal Industries] IE Mixer sometimes stops exporting redstone acid?
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