Almost Hardcore Almost Vanilla

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Trying to do an hardcore modpack without too much grinding or too many mods

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Small / Light 21 mods
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AHAV 0.0.0.0.0.0.0.1
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Inspired by games like Cataclysm:Dark Days Ahead and Don't Starve

 I really like modpacks like Terrafirmacraft(one of my favorites) and RlCraft, but they both have some details that annoyed me.

 Terrafirma and most of the other Hardocre modpacks (even more when you reach Skyblock Modpacks) have one thing in common: They feel Grindy,  you know, "instead of just crafting something, now you need to get 5 times more resources, most of the time in the slowest way possible"
 RlCraft, goes more to the exploration side than the survival, with it's glorious over 100 mods (with isn't that much if you play modpacks that go over the 300, but it's a real problem if you have a low-budget computer) has a detail that annoys me a little: it don't really feel like Minecraft (a thing that can be good if you're tired of the game)

 So, I decided to put my hands in the dirt and try to make my own Modpack, I 90% have no idea what i'm dooing, so let me know if I managed to break something on the configs, I just won't be able to do much if the problems are in the Mod itself.

The Main mods are:


- Epic Siege Mod

- Hungering Darkness

For some extras, I added some other mods to enhance/ difficult the experience:

-Better Animal Models

-Better FPS

-BloodMoon

-Dynamic Lights

-Dynamic Surroundings

-Food Funk

-Harder Farming

-Just Enough Items

-Progressive Difficulty

-Recurrent Complex

-Sound Filters

-Waddles

-Worley's Caves

(15 Mods in total + Libraries)

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