Minecraft automation come full circle

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Feed the Factory

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Feed the Factory

5.0

Minecraft automation come full circle

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MC 1.12.2
Gameplay
4.0
Aesthetics
3.0
Performance
5.0

This pack is how I got my sister into modded MC!
While I've yet to progress very far, it lives up to it's asperations of being Factorio-like.
My biggest praise is that it's quests are extremely detailed, so whether you're a modpack veteran like myself, or new to the game, you can get started in this relatively laidback expert-style automation and have a pleasent time.
You'll be tossed into a superflat world where manual labor is fruitless (except for tree chopping I suppose) and you'll need to use your ore map to find chunks with the metals you need, place down your multiblock miners and start building some conveyor belts.
Automate research to unlock new mods and technologies.
If you're like me and prefer Digital logistics mods like LaserIO or Xnet, you may struggle in the beginning, and personally I'd recommend techopolis 2 or Stoneblock 3 to be your introduction to my physical logistics systems as they have modern QOL improvements being in modern versions, have no fear EnderIO and Simple Storage Networks are available but can get very expensive and have some of their most powerful features locked off in the early game.
But if you're well acquainted with Immersive Engineering you should be right at home.

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