Minecraft Mod & Modpack Reviews

I love this mod. Foreck and the other developers have done a wonderful job making an immersive cooking mod with lots of features and beautiful aesthetics. It's honestly the best cooking mod I've seen and doesn't sacrifice fun mechanics for realism, but rather blends the two nicely. Highly recommend adding to survival/rpg packs that focus heavily on needing food.

I haven't played through all the ages, only the first couple, so take this rather short review with a grain of salt.

There is nothing that I love more than modpacks that seamlessly integrates mods into the experience. The pacing throughout the first couple ages is fantastic and it all feels very immersive. Love the idea of hiding waila at first and not just throwing a ton of books at the player right when they spawn.

I will say this is quite a lengthy modpack so just keep that in mind. I played on a server with 4+ people and we never had any issues with performance or bugs.

This is a 1.12 gem so please give it a try if you haven't already! So much effort and passion has clearly gone into this pack and I love to see it.

Supersymmetry has immersed me into the world of Gregtech. No longer will I bother with create, as Supersymmetry is far superior.

The title is not even an exaggeration, without this mod existing I probably wouldn’t get into pack dev, and by proxy into mod dev.

Sure I could use something like CraftTweaker, they are pretty comparable in terms of more basic stuff like changing recipes, add tags, creating custom items/block, etc. But as you get closer to the more complex things, Kube is an absolute winner in my book.

Whereas with CraftTweaker you need to install numerous addons to do things harder than changing recipes (even adding custom items requires ContentTweaker), KJS is a battery-included utility with all the things you could imagine needing, going even as far as reflecting java classes. And sure, KubeJS isn’t completely standalone, there are addons that expand it capabilities even further, but, except for maybe those that add mod-specific recipes, you do not need them to create a fully-fledged modpack with custom recipes, items, mechanics and more.

One other notable mention when it comes to Kube alternatives is GroovyScript, which is pretty new and much more capable as compared to KJS, but it’s flaw is simple, it’s not available for modern version that I prefer to dev on ;)

Warpdrive is probably the best mod for modpacks due to how highly configurable it is. Unlike Galacticraft and Advanced rocketry where its just Select Destination, Press Button, then Go To Another Dimension you can build a fully custom starship and jump it around space. However, its not a mod that can just be tossed into a pack and used. While it does have an automatic config file for use with Galacticraft, any other dimensions would have to be manually added. But all in all as a modpack creator it is worth it.

It's the new gold standard for modpack development. Changing recipes, adding new items, fluids, blocks, etc., and even creating custom events!

My only issue is that there is very little documentation to do anything more complex than changing recipes manually, but their Discord is very helpful. However, that's still dependent on people getting to you. While the volunteers there are very responsive, it still feels frustrating when you have to ask them for so many small things that should have been documented in the first place.

Still, it's way better than CraftTweaker for events because you don't have to worry about dealing with the arcane nature of ZenScript and the lack of IDE support for it. This is JavaScript, it's easy to log everything out and use an IDE to know what's going on with the code.

Seriously enhances the Wynncraft experiance, if you've tried Wynncraft but didn't like it try it again with Wynntils installed.
Wyntils isn't just an amazing Wynncraft mod, it's an all around great client utility with an insane degree of customizability that's always improving in the new 1.19 (Project Artemis) iteration and features I wish could be their own universal mods, and outshines even many stand-alone clients. Hats off all around.

After playing gregtech my dad comes back with milk.

Be honest.
This mod is good for long-term play and Complex Chemical chains.
Game play and progression are hard if you're a new player.
I recommend 2 modpacks for new player call
gregtech community edition pack
Nomifactory Ceu
If you're play long enought it can suck you in to play more.
This mod is a rework of the GTCE (Gregtech Community Edition).
Which is kinda broken.

Recommend 11 out of 10.

It's a great mod:

• lets you add ANYTHING you want without making a mod
• great discord support

• Wiki is acceptable for 1.18 but lacking for other versions. The are many 3rd party tools that pick up the slack, but they are not obvious to find or how/why to use.

• my favorite part of modded minecraft

This has been the most enjoyable experience trying all sorts of Vanilla Plus Modpacks.
Well worth a try for a SMP Server.
Worth to keep in mind most of my friends trying this modpack has had the same minecraft crash when launching the game and cant seem to find a fix, after some restarts it somehow just boots up but can take a long time to get it up and running