Beyond Depth is an incredible mod pack in my opinion, it blends the challenge, the exploration, and progression that feels really rewarding and addictive. The mods are super fun to play with and there's lots of variety but it still feels that it sticks to the unique theme of the mod pack.

One of the features I love is the super long and expansive quest book. It shows clear linear progression for newer players who would like help with progression, since there's a large amount of mods and endless things to do. The linear progression helps you understand how each mod works as well with tons of information in the quest book.

Beyond Depth also has challenging bosses, creative mechanics involving some of these bosses, and some gimmicks that helps it stand out from other packs. Each of the stages gives towards a new thing for you to do, and it doesn't feel too repetitive. You can truly immerse yourself into all the tech, boss, and adventure mods.

Another huge plus is the regular updates/bug fixes, I think the devs really care about helping the mod pack grow and get better as time goes on. In the last 4 months they have worked really hard on patching each bug and updating the mods to the latest versions. This makes the pack feel a lot more unified and polished.

Overall, I think Beyond Depth is a really fun pick for someone who likes deep and long progression, creative mods, adventure, and pretty difficult boss fights. Just make sure your pc is decent, even though I think the performance mods are very effective. I've played it with my girlfriend so far, so it should be super fun with friends!

Ryzen 5 7600x
GeForce RTX 4070
32 GB Memory
NVMe Disk
Shaderpack: Complementary Unbound (medium-high) no issue

This modpack is probably the best modpack in minecraft, no doubt. The progressive is amazing, the content is substantial, and the difficulty doesnt feel artifical. There's so much to do and the new dimensions and the base game dimension overhaul, I cant even describe how much I love this modpack. Only thing im iffy about is performance, but for a 400+ modpack the optimization is pretty good, just sucks that some of my friends with worse computers than mine cant play.

Very engaging gameplay, and progression that is simple enough to wrap your head around but still complex enough that it will take you a while to complete.

This modpack is enjoyable and has a nice progression with a lot of bosses, but they don't seem connected. I would like the beginner bosses to drop something that, in the long run, would be helpful for crafting or stat upgrades. Most of the mods are really good and engaging, and having upgradable artifacts is so much fun. Here's something I don't like about the modpack: giant trees that only manage to lag my game and spawn a trillion mobs, and "Born in Chaos" mobs. The risk-to-reward ratio is not worth it; there are mobs that are deadlier than bosses but give little to nothing upon being killed. The quest book is helpful too look at the progression but that's it, no reward nothing, atleast make xp as a reward it might be the bare minimum, also it would be cool if in the quest there was a armor set roadmap so you can see the armor tiers without needing to watch YouTube 100 days videos. Also there aren't enough trinket slot. In conclusion this modpack is cool well done( i like the loot balancing) and it has a lot of potential but it feels like a modpack in beta. It is really unpolished(specially thanks to the lacking quest book)This modpack is enjoyable and has a nice progression with a lot of bosses, but they don't seem connected. I would like the beginner bosses to drop something that, in the long run, would be helpful for crafting or stat upgrades. Most of the mods are really good and engaging, and having upgradable artifacts is so much fun. Here's something I don't like about the modpack: giant trees that only manage to lag my game and spawn a trillion mobs, and "Born in Chaos" mobs. The risk-to-reward ratio is not worth it; there are mobs that are deadlier than bosses but give little to nothing upon being killed. The quest book is helpful to look at the progression, but that's it—no reward, nothing. At least make XP a reward; it might be the bare minimum. Also, it would be cool if the quest book included an armor set roadmap so you can see the armor tiers without needing to watch 100-day YouTube videos. Also, there aren't enough trinket slots. In conclusion, this modpack is cool and well done (I like the loot balancing), and it has a lot of potential, but it feels like a modpack in beta. It is really unpolished (especially thanks to the lacking quest book).

One of the best modpack i’ve ever played. Great difficulty, good endgame. Even better with friends.

The amor progression in this modpack is just perfect and there are multiple paths you can pick from!