Minecraft Mod & Modpack Reviews

The quests are overall amazing because they explain what you need to do and how to do it very clearly. I love the mods, I like how he made some of them work together. I love the "Quest Shop", Because it has such amazing art put into it. I also love the quest shop because you can buy any amount of Doggy Talent dogs. It just has all of my favorite mods!

I've played this modpack on a "private" server with the owner, and it has been an absolutely great adventure, I've had such a great time, and I have had so many great memories, actually, I was one of the first people to signup to play, but the modpack has been so fun, it has such great mods, and even half-naked anime women! along with dinosaurs!

I might be a bit biased. ;) But this pack is MAD!
I've curated the very best balance of mods for you to do anything and build anything you can think of for the ultimate modded experience. The quest book has an economy complete with a quest shop to make tons of money and QOL purchases to help you along your path, a skilltree to customize your character, and tons of unique recipes that make somewhat rare materials renewable with Create!

This mod is just perfect. It changed my life. What can I even start with? The mobs are the best designs of extinct animals in every mod and maybe even paleo media in general. Every detail of this mod is polished as much as possible. It does every animal justice and that's only the paleontology side, don't get me started on the archaeology. Every stone tablet tells a small piece from a greater story that you as the player can build from. It even let's you fight the god of nether. Simply amazing. I almost forgot to mention how this mod has custom compatibility with things like Pam's harvest craft, JEI, tinker's construct and many more. Simply amazing.

I've played this mod here and every time I do there is something new I discover, the amount of creatures plants, and hell even rocks is so diverse it never gets old! I mean I could play for hours on end and none of these ancient creatures get old (despite them being ancient ;) )

I mostly play the Chronos modpack which is base around Prehistoric Nature. I found this mod very Beautiful with it hundreds/thousands trees, plants, blocks and creatures to make your builds look Beautiful with and this mod adds a lot of obscure creatures to your game so you are going to learn a lot about Prehistoric life with this mod. Prehistoric Nature has many dimensions from the Precambrian to the Triassic with a lot of life in them and Beautiful worldgen to explore (note Silurian or older don't have the best worldgen but they are still nice to go to).

Prehistoric Nature has lovely textures for their plants, block and creatures . Prehistoric Nature Has their own style so they did not went with the jappa style which may be a deal breaker with some people but for me it is fine. Prehistoric Nature textures work very well when you go in the dimension you will see all the texture just work to bring out life or death in whatever biome you are in and for the creatures they are very well made and most of the time they go back to fix some old texture to be more up to date with the new style but most things are up to date. Prehistoric Nature keep all the their block and plants textures at 16x16 to be with Minecraft resolution.

This mod is amazing if you love Prehistoric life this is a must have but this mod is very big you need to have vintagefix to be playable mostly because this mod has a lot of models (25k+) which eat up ram. With Foam​Fix you will need to allocate at minimum 4gb but the ram usages will be at 100% so 6 is to have a stable gameplay but if you want to go to the dimensions it is recommended to have 8gb and for vintagefix it lower ram usage to 2gb ram but it is still recommended to allocate 4gb or more ram with it.

I've played the mod for over a year now, it is such a great mod, I have had so much fun with it, and I've gotten many many memories with many of the developers of the mod. oh and floi is really cool.

The mod pack has a lot to offer. The discord community is filled with helpful people. I would've had a lot of issues if the devs didn't constantly make updates and fix things.

I've always loved SkyBlock packs, but finding one where you have long term goals to work for and don't quickly get overwhelmed or lost is a challenge. This packs questline is written in such a great way that it's always clear what else you have to do. You don't have to follow it religiously, but it's an incredible guidance to see what your next step could be if you're low on ideas.

It's very easy for modded skyblock to get boring when you've got overpowered mods and drops that generate you myriads of expensive resources in a second. It's a difficult balance between being too easy and unneccisarily grindy- but this pack is the perfect middle ground. With lots of mods, there's lots of ways of obtaining things, and you feel encouraged to explore those ways and automate them. You can tell how much care and consideration went into every recipie and quest, and how you do get that feeling that you're making progress.

I've had months of fun with this pack, and played through it to completion twice. This pack is always my first reccomendation when I get asked what modpacks I've liked playing. The developer is also a friendly and down to earth guy, who is active in their discord and helps out when people have questions.

The only thing I'd love to see from this mod is a 1.18 version, or newer. 1.16 is starting to feel a little dated. But I understand there may be complications with updating everything and finding different mods as some dont have 1.18 versions. However, there is still thousands of hours to be had with what is here. Easilly a 10/10

Absolutely beautiful trees with a lot of compatibility mods. This single mod will make your world a lot more pretty and enjoyable to be in. Lots of attention to detail and config options. I haven't tried it yet but I imagine Better Foliage would be a great combo. Can definitely do a number to performance, especially on servers, so keep that in mind. I recommend disabling the forest expanding feature as I've seen that cause performance issues.