Minecraft Mod & Modpack Reviews

ntnh is the best modpack if you want to get into NTM. its good for new players and ntm veterans with the progression slightly tweaked. modpack is using 1.7.10 which brings its own charm with it.

Contains some mods that aren't seen often, along with the usual suspects in typical RPG slop mod packs, but this doesn't reduce the enjoyment of the pack.

Has lots of epic fight content and doesn't penalize the player for not using it, which is a plus for those who don't like being stun-locked due to being hit because of slow attack animations or just don't like the mod. Though this mod pack seemingly wants to be like a Souls-like, this might be a bad thing to have.

Touhou Maids mod is always a blast to use, and the Heart Pact mod really elevates the experience, but this mod pack is generally a boss-killing-focused RPG pack, and with the lack of companion QOL mods that most, if not all, RPG mod packs DON'T have, you need to keep your maids safer from enemies and long-range teleports as always.

This mod pack has a MASSIVE lack of optimization mods, runs like absolute garbage, and also lacks some general QOL mods to make player experience, exploration, and optimization better. Sun-eclipsed enemies and entities seeming to never despawn are a huge detriment to performance.

This mod pack is rated 3 stars now due to the issues it has with performance and optimization, but it is an enjoyable RPG mod pack to play compared to others if you get the optimization mods yourself. The quest and boss list are plentiful, the lack of tech mods are quite nice, and at the end of the day, this is a great mod pack to enjoy by yourself or with friends (with some mod removals, as this mod pack does not run out of the box on dedicated servers since some mods in it are too new or don't play nice with servers).

This mod has been the source of many issues with other mods, such as entire recipe categories being nonfunctional, breaking HUD elements, and performance issues. Considering the alternatives to this mod (kubejs, normal datapack features), I cannot recommend use of this due to the glaring issues. Additionally, the GitHub repo seems to be archived atm, so I don't have too much hope for these issues to be addressed.

I've sunk in over 60 hours in this pack after playing the Sunlit Valley version. Both packs are crafted exceptionally well, with a lot of love and attention to detail. The integration between all the different gameplay elements makes play feel flexible and you don't feel punished for focusing on the elements that you like the best. Can't wait to see what the next big update brings!

This pack is crafted with a lot of love. You can see it in the art and the sheer amount of integration there is between all the elements. I love how you aren't guided down a single path, but you are free to explore what interests you. For example, if you're not into slime ranching, there are alternative ways of getting the materials they would give you. This theme continues for all the elements. There is also SO much to do. I've sunk in about 40 hours and I'm still not at the end game. You can definitely speedrun to the end but you are free to take your time and enjoy everything.

I have a very old PC and it performs surprisingly well for a pack with over 300 mods. I get some initial FPS drops when I first load in but the game is rather smooth. I go without shaders, otherwise the FPS drops are constant.

Super fun! The pack has clear progression and a story, and I love how it makes overlooked features of Minecraft actually viable and meaningful instead of ignoring them. (im totally not the author)

Loved it, me and my friends had a blast! Pretty dynamic and fun. Plus its pretty optimized

Create: Coasters Simulated is, in a word, solid.
It's performant, bug-free to the extent of my testing, and very fun to play with.

... But, "AI"-generated (LLM) code is disclosed in the Modrinth description for the project.

I'm more than a bit frustrated about that.

I still like the mod on its own merits for what it is, but I won't deny that I feel bad about that, and I hold some amount of disdain toward SilverGold for his choice to fall back on "AI" for this project.

Allthemodium is a bizarrely overrated and popular mod featured most prominantly in the AllTheMods modpacks, being undoubtedly the worst mod in the bunch. It almost mirrors some random Mcreator "Bedrock tools" mods with its insane overpoweredness and random irrational scavenger hunts that you need to go on with no additional info on how to get the ores without searching online through niche reddit threads. And because it is so overpowered, it completely ends combat and tool progression for a solid couple days with no need to ever upgrade again really.

This mod only makes sense in the modpacks they were made for because they share similar names, not because of any actual cohesion within the content. Don't add this mod.

Concurrent chunk management engine goes above and beyond on improving the performance of chunk generation. Not only does it multuthrrad, but it also adds significant optimisations as well.

When playing on servers, a common bottleneck, especially in the early game, is for players to explore jn opposite directions and cause the server to struggle to keep up generating chunks. Because c2me allows chunks to be generated on separate threads it helps alleviate the stress from the main thread while also improving generation speed.

C2me has great support for the vast majority of world generation needs, only having minor inconsistencies due to vanilla's slight dependency on the order chunks are generated in.

I would recommend this mod for every pack.