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Quality of Life - Update (QOL)
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The Modpack to give Minecraft some well deserved Quality of Live Updates to enhance your Vanilla Experience and optimize the Game.
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This Modpack is all about making Your Vanilla Experience better then before. The Modpack is Fabric based and includes a host of Performance Mods like Sodium and Lithium aswell as Beauty Mods like Effektive, Visuality and Iris.
The Gameplayadjustments include a Host of Datapacks from VanillaTweaks that will make crafting Recipe more balanced, in giving you more Stairs or Trapdoors for example. To make Inventory management a little easier ShulkerboxTooltips and InventoryTabs will let you keep a better overview of all the items in your Chestmonsters.
There are more smaller Mods to passively improve your Vanilla Experience.
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