Minecraft Mod & Modpack Reviews

I like this modpack soo much!! I usually play it in its official server!! It has some performance issues, but they are only server side as in singleplayer there arent any problems. But overall its really entertaining and has a lot to explore. So I would say it this a great modpack

I was introduced to the pack around 2 years ago, and since then I've been playing it consistently at least a few times per week since, and even with the pack not being fully completed yet, you are looking at around 400 hours per world worth of content if you're not set on speedrunning it.
Unlike other long-lasting packs, like GTNH for example, you are not limited by the amount of time a recipe takes to complete, and instead by the amount of resources that your factory can produce and process, meaning that you can always optimize and speed up your factory if you're willing to put in the effort.

That being said, this pack is very difficult, you are basically forced to setup passive production of just about everything you unlock in your progression (that being kind of the whole point of the pack), so don't expect this to be a cakewalk you can complete by batch crafting everything in an evening or two. If you can manage to built a proper factory however, you will have very little trouble with getting through the quest book.

One of the greatest packs I have ever played, I will not forget my journey with it. Perfect balancing and cohesive progression, with an engaging initial hook and a uniquely satisfying ending. It may have taken me 2 years of on and off playing and 796 hours total, but I don’t regret a second spent with this pack. If you want a challenging 1.12 Expert experience without gregtech that you can really sink your teeth in to, I haven’t found anything better yet!

This mod as saved my *** so many times, I do believe it could be a little better balanced but a the same time this mod is a must have so ya, download it, give it a try you wont be sorry.

I think this mod is very useful and been able to make so many things with Zombie flesh but only reason this isn't a 4 all down the line is that most of this teams mods interact with each other, like the card collection for there food mod, they have forgotten to include this within this mod.

Also the older versions was also a little boring so without the new automation update, so the new update is what made this mod better.

Users will enjoy the fact they can create and forget so I do recommend this mod.

Very balanced and overall good modpack, i've totally have not played this modpack for... 3ish years?
also, embers still is still unfinished. do not bother with it

Amazing modpack for those who want to have a diffrent minecraft expirience

I've been in and around the community for almost 3 years now, since the inception of the pack.

It is a very well-detailed and balanced expert mod pack that includes many different mods. The pack follows an atypical structure of non-linear progression, interweaving mods at various stages of progression, as opposed to your average linear expert pack (which revolves around doing one mod at a time). Documentation is included in the questbook itself, covering most of the major tech and magic mods, as well as comparing the differences between features from different mods that may have similar functionality.

This modpack relies heavily on automation and exploration, which are interconnected as exploration contains puzzles that yield QOL rewards that improve the grind of said automation. The pack demands that you automate everything, and provides multiblock alternatives (after finishing puzzles/challenges) for those that may be slow or laggy. Additionally, ProjectE is introduced to the player at the very start of the pack, in Chapter 2 (around 50 hours of gameplay), as there is a focus on complex crafting chains and unique mechanics rather than mass resource collection.

Stability is exceptional in this modpack given many included experimental performance mods and custom mods written by the community. Client performance can be improved significantly by following the Java22 instructions on the wiki page as well. One thing to note, however, is that, as Meatballcraft is an ultra-large modpack, TPS management is necessary to maintain playable server performance, especially in mid-late game.

From the mod author, the pack is unplayable without buying the map from the author.

really fun experience and enjoyable, with really smooth blend in the different aspects of the modpack overall. aside that it has some issues related to more technical problems