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.
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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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Last attempt/Final attempt before my Stalker mod and event is fully dead
A few friends and I were working on a mod with the basics of stalker we planned to add to a modpack for an event at the time. We put months into his map, mod wise we started anomalies, I modeled artifacts and a few key mutants, We had plans for emissions, I began to refurbish a 7+ year old map and established the traders. Now all the work is gone because instead of just saying they were not interested they quietly abandoned and have ghosted. I have for now canceled the project completely and I have decided I will never do this again. If anyone would want to offer technical assistance for a simple mod I guess DM me but as for now this vision is completely dead and never going to be revived.
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A few friends and I were working on a mod with the basics of stalker we planned to add to a modpack for an event at the time. We put months into his map, mod wise we started anomalies, I modeled artifacts and a few key mutants, We had plans for emissions, I began to refurbish a 7+ year old map and established the traders. Now all the work is gone because instead of just saying they were not interested they quietly abandoned and have ghosted. I have for now canceled the project completely and I have decided I will never do this again. If anyone would want to offer technical assistance for a simple mod I guess DM me but as for now this vision is completely dead and never going to be revived.
https://preview.redd.it/skiddlyd23zf1.jpg?width=751&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cb5b096b4dc87710af4f5ed4017898552c4485cf
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Is it theoretically possible to beat GT:NH without ever using a guide?
I've been playing modded MC for years now but I always start a pack and abandon it after a little while, so I feel like I've barely scratched the surface of AE2, Gregtech, and other big mods. I'd like to try a pack I can invest a lot of time in and finally learn modded MC in excruciating depth, and I hear GT:NH's quest book is revered for being very detailed and well-polished.
You psycho fucks won't stop talking about how good this pack is so I figured I'd finally try it again. My question is, could I feasibly make a lot of progress without ever consulting an online guide or following a playthrough?
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I've been playing modded MC for years now but I always start a pack and abandon it after a little while, so I feel like I've barely scratched the surface of AE2, Gregtech, and other big mods. I'd like to try a pack I can invest a lot of time in and finally learn modded MC in excruciating depth, and I hear GT:NH's quest book is revered for being very detailed and well-polished.
You psycho fucks won't stop talking about how good this pack is so I figured I'd finally try it again. My question is, could I feasibly make a lot of progress without ever consulting an online guide or following a playthrough?
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A little sneak peak at a sort of "mirror" dimension in a mod I'm developing
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A comparison between the old ice and fire's fire dragon and the stage three fire dragon of the new one
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The adventures in time TARDIS after I forget to lower the handbrake far enough (it’s gonna send me into the bloody ocean for this transgression)
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