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Gruelling Survival [FORGE]

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Gruelling Survival [FORGE]

By JayWithKetchup

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This modpack is a recreation of the FORGE LABS Alaskan Wilderness Modpack on Modrinth, this modpack is for Forge 1.20.1. [Not tested Multiplayer!]

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This modpack is a recreation of the FORGE LABS Alaskan Wilderness Modpack on Modrinth.

A modpack perfect for survial with harsh environments and survial aspects, including features like:

  • perishable and seasonal foods with varying nutrition, expanded cooking.
  • Expanded health featurs like thirst and temperature.
  • More creatures/mobs !!
  • Large expansive world.
  • Changing sseasons !
  • More farming.
  • Harder early game (No tree punching, knapping flint for tools etc)
  • More decorations and furniture !
  • Water purifcation.
  • Harder nights !
  • Ambient sounds
  • Distant Horizons !

[Not tested Multiplayer yet but will work on it as soon as I can !]

Recommendation :

-For now I recomment between 8GB-12GB of RAM allocated

-To account for the large terrain I would also suggest pre-generating the world