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About reputation ranksGood modpack and was pretty fun. This modpack basically completely overhauls exploration and progression. Exploration being, by far, one of the BEST I've played. However, performance is lacking in many areas and even on lower render distances you can face stutters and lag spikes, which can make the experience worse. Playing with friends however makes this modpack significantly more fun. Resurvival definitely lives up to the name but still feels, at least in my experience, a little lacking. Good modpack overall.
Progression:
The Progression in Resurvival has been completely revamped with new tiers and with stone tools being replaced with flint tools. Overall the start is slower than vanilla but not bad. Never in the time I was playing did I ever feel like a god, the modpack is well balanced and challenging at many parts. However it feels lacking of something that I can't quite put my finger on it. I feel like a small questbook to guide some players, especially those new to modding, through the progression or the new features.
Highlights:
Resurvival adds several origins, or races, that you can choose from in the beginning. Each one with their own playstyles and all of which are fun. Although, it would be great if there were more origins. There are also new mobs you can fight including new varients of skeletons, and foes to fight.
Exploration:
By far the BEST part of this modpack. The large sky islands and peninsulas really complement the unique movement system that the modpack adds. Plus, the new movement system heavily enhances and makes moving around and exploring the areas fun and a thrill. Furthermore, many things in Resurvival have been added to enhance exploration: new structures, stunning world gen, and of course the sky theme. However, when under islands it becomes immensely dark and nearly impossible to see if shaders are off.
Cohesion:
In this modpack, I have not felt that a SINGLE thing looks or feels like it would be out of place. With the edition of the new bird-people that live on the sky islands really breath life into the modpack and fits the theme perfectly. Origins as well fit beautifully, all origins feel great, fun, and satisfying to play. My favorite being the forge golem. Each have their own unique playstyles and unique mechanics.
Combat:
This modpack is not EASY, just a fair warning, but it also isn't unfair. Of course there are ways to make it easier, such as selecting an easier origin, not fighting much (although this is less fun), or turning the difficulty down. But, with that the combat also gets overhauled, with some items allowing headshots, shields allowing parries, etc. It adds an element into the game that requires much much more skill rather than spam or magic. Plus, air combos and other combat additions make it really really satisfying and also rewards you with exp or other prizes. Mobs as well can get different "powers" that make it harder to fight but also much more dynamic and fun. Although some particles such as trails, and other particles can clutter your screen easily making it harder to fight.
CurseForge
Sticks are no longer craftable - Instead, you now forage for them by breaking grass, chopping down trees, or carving up Old Bows and Fishing Rods from mobs.
Stone Tools are swapped out for Flint Tools - Flint droprate from Gravel is raised considerably thusly, and can also sometimes be found in Coal Ore or drop from Skeletons. Their arrows can also be broken for Flint too!
Furnaces now require Raw Copper to craft instead of Cobblestone, giving Copper Ore a significant use and encouraging you to make use of Campfires until you can obtain one.
Flint and Steel are now the Firestarter, made with only two sticks! Consider roasting your meals and your enemies alive alike... It's quite an effective strategy.
Diamond Gear now requires the Gem Forge to create, meaning crafting Diamond tools and armor is Nether-locked!
The Nether is now locked behind the Ancient City Portal, which can only be opened with the Echo Igniter!
Bigger Stacks allows both 10x more handling capacity for regular items, whilst limiting foods to far smaller stack sizes due to...
Spice of Life: Apple Pie Edition and Farmer's Delight, which encourage you to explore creating the best meals for powerful extra buffs.
Wall-Jump and Combat Roll for enhanced mobility, both in combat and exploration.
Warrior's Rage constantly encourages your barbarism, making you stronger with each successive kill. Enhanced AI, alongside Enemy Expansion, Species and Opposing Force turns enemy encounters into varied and fearsome affairs with every fight. 
Players are given many more options in battle through mods like Backstabs Reforged and the custom-made Airstrikes enabling unique, stylish attack combos. Additionally, Origin abilities like Combat Bashes and Elytra Crits have never made combat more addicting than here.
Archery Expansion and Shield Expansion bring forth new progression and skill ceilings both offensively and defensively, countering the deadliness of the enemies in the dark. 
Mining Master reinvents enchanting with the cost-free Gem Forge and Smithing Table systems. Mine for powerful Enchanting Gems underground (Or trade for them with a Gem Trader) to become stronger than ever! Melt gems together in the Gem Forge to create Fusion Gems for even rarer enchantments!
Sortilege completely overhauls the Enchanting Table into what is effectively a roulette wheel in place of the more determinate Enchanting Gems, in addition to capping the number of Enchantments an item can hold. This limit can be broken with the new Limitite item in Anvils, found as rare loot all over the world!
Easy Anvils makes repairing tools and armour perpetually viable, whilst LootJS only pushes this further by making all Ore blocks drop XP when mined! This is important, since Mending is completely unobtainable!
Mobs Properties Randomness, Custom Villager Trades and some exclusive resource packs introduce brand new spins on the Villagers and Wandering Trader.
Sortilege also alters death mechanics - Your hotbar and equipped armour, in addition to numerous common building blocks, will not be dropped when you die! Treasure, however will be lost... Or will it?
Death & Taxes is used to remove the obnoxious slog of recovering lost items and instead replaces it with the Grimm Trader, a scary scavenger who will find and return your collectables to you... At a price. Do your best to earn Emeralds in the off-chance you meet a with a terrible fate!
Cave Spelunking obliterates ores found deep inside stone, making strip-mining a pointless endeavour - Face your fears and go experience Galosphere's beautiful cave biomes instead!
Sodium Dynamic Lights lets your held light items pierce the darkness around you!
Curios allow for the convenient holding and useage of extra items, 
Numerous stucture mods, like the YUNG's Better series, in addition to a mostly-faithfully backported Trial Chambers bring the world to life.
Dozens of QoL mods, performance mods, built-in and fine-tuned Complementary Shaders...
The Owlytrian & Crabling Origins are tailor-made for Resurvival's unique world-generation for as fun a gameplay experience as possible! Master the Riot Claw's Groundpound to crush all those in your way, or max out your Elytra's Multi-Roll to become an indomitable King of the sky!
Owlagers & Illhawks, Villagers and Illagers who can jump up and float down to get away from danger!
Gem Trader, a Wanderer who sells Enchanting Gems instead of random junk!
Fusion Gems, made by melting Enchanting Gems together in a Gem Forge for even more enchantments!
Custom-built structures from the talented Calcyon, like the Ancient Gardens or Trader Ship (pictured above) add a wholly unique flair and challenge to Resurvival's world that cannot be found elsewhere.
