BM - Exosphere 2
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Rank 301 among modpacks

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BM - Exosphere 2

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0.5★ 5★
Gameplay rating distribution
0.5★ 5★
Aesthetics rating distribution
0.5★ 5★
Performance rating distribution
0.5★ 5★

Versatile pack on unique sky islands, full of quests and new movement!

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3.0
annylianny

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Playing MC 1.21
Gameplay
4.0
Aesthetics
4.5
Performance
3.0

This is a genuinely good modpack that does deliver on the promises it sets out to fulfil.

I do not however feel like going too in-depth about the gameplay itself in this review, because I would like to instead take this space to warn potential players of how this pack has several intrusive ads in place.

The main menu, pause menu and option menu all have flashy buttons advertising the 'company' behind this modpack. They even removed the mod options button from the main menu and instead moved it to the very bottom of the settings menu; just to replace the main menu one with a giant banner that leads you to an ad screen advertising their newest packs, socials and professional portfolios.

I genuinely do not understand why some modpack creators feel the need to play pretend company with a professional 'studio' name, marketing material, job advertisements (unpaid, of course), social links on every site and so on.
It really makes the mod or modpack in question appear and feel like a corporate product, even if it's a hobbyist love letter to the game. Why can't we just be hobbyists hacking away at a video game we like? Why does everything need to be a business now, or borrow the aesthetics of one? This somewhat soured me on this modpack.

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3.0
annylianny

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Contributor 100 pts ←
Guide 500 pts
Veteran 1,500 pts
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Playing MC 1.21
Gameplay
4.0
Aesthetics
4.5
Performance
3.0

This is a genuinely good modpack that does deliver on the promises it sets out to fulfil.

I do not however feel like going too in-depth about the gameplay itself in this review, because I would like to instead take this space to warn potential players of how this pack has several intrusive ads in place.

The main menu, pause menu and option menu all have flashy buttons advertising the 'company' behind this modpack. They even removed the mod options button from the main menu and instead moved it to the very bottom of the settings menu; just to replace the main menu one with a giant banner that leads you to an ad screen advertising their newest packs, socials and professional portfolios.

I genuinely do not understand why some modpack creators feel the need to play pretend company with a professional 'studio' name, marketing material, job advertisements (unpaid, of course), social links on every site and so on.
It really makes the mod or modpack in question appear and feel like a corporate product, even if it's a hobbyist love letter to the game. Why can't we just be hobbyists hacking away at a video game we like? Why does everything need to be a business now, or borrow the aesthetics of one? This somewhat soured me on this modpack.

2
0
3.0
annylianny

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Explorer 0 pts
Contributor 100 pts ←
Guide 500 pts
Veteran 1,500 pts
Luminary 4,000 pts

Ranks only ever go up; points can drop but your rank stays.

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Playing MC 1.21
2
0