Minecraft Mod & Modpack Reviews

This is a fun modpack for people who really like alchemestry mod, it also has a bunch of other mods that are pretty well integrated

TerraFirmaCraft, like it advertise itself "Survival mode like it should've been" is a minecraft mod about, guess what: Survival. This mod rebalance and overhaul mostly every aspect of Minecraft by introducing a much more survival-like aspect to the game, explore a completely new world with a revamped worldgen where you now need to deal with cave-ins, food rot, pit-kilns, and semi-realistic tool forging. What you know of vanilla Minecraft won't apply there, there no vanilla furnace or diamond tools and getting simple planks requires you to make a metal saw. While the mod may not be everyone cup of tea due to hard and grindy gameplay, it's a pretty fun mod to play if you ever feel like minecraft is too easy to rush and has no real progression. The mod is a much survival overhaul, but it doesn't have much content past-red steel, in fact, the mod is best played as a early game mod which is where it shines. I would rate 4.5 if I could, but 4 is too low for the amount of interesting content it provides compared to most mods out there.

Very rewarding experience, I was looking for a modpack where the bosses are important and it was perfect for what I was looking for :D

This mod should be in every modpack. The amount of patches is awesome and allows for players to completely customize their game to their wishes.

New patches can be suggested on GitHub and will be added very quick.

I always love the Skyblock packs. ATM always knows how to make them awesome. There’s plenty of mods to play with and they keep you busy. I have lost count of how many hours I have put in to this pack. I didn’t even complete it before all the other packs came out. The pack runs very smooth, and the way they have the quest helps a lot with learning new mods.

Very easy pack i cam to this pack knowing nothing of modded mc and this pack taught me a lot

The only thing holding up this pack is the quality of some of the mods within - some exquisite yet hidden gems like Hex Casting hold it up for the early game, but anything exclusive to the pack gets weirdly balanced.

As soon as you get your first 4 allthemodium nuggets (an "endgame" resource, quite easily obtainable in these small quantities either by mining, trading with piglins, defeating a weird boss or using a mining mod) you gain access to the endgame, which consists of veinmining mining dimensions (automatically mining is not a choice) until you find ores, three times, so that you can invalidate every single mod you've gone through. You can get to this point without touching any special content mod, via Apotheosis and its' incredibly powerful tools and weapons. Couple days in the pack and you've already made the game creative mode with grind.

The pack does not even try to hold the illusion of balance. With mods like Apotheosis and Potions Master (the latter of which literally giving the player xray), most tasks considered difficult or worthwhile in other modpacks are completed within a few seconds, thus leaving the player to wonder what process they can improve that hasn't already been made trivial.

It's a good playground for high quality mods you haven't seen yet and applying them to survival, but the requirement of allthemodium progression in some of these applications makes them not only boring to acquire, but useless afterwards since allthemodium's already replaced it.

Amazingly designed modpack. All chest loottables in structures are customized to have interesting relics and spells and other loot while not being overpowered, tons of quests are written well and serve as good tutorials for either learning mods for the first time or learning niche mechanics in already known mods, recipes are only slightly changed to make things fit better or add more recipes for items, lots of base-building and decoration options, plenty of fun mods like Thaumcraft and Embers have content addons like Thaumic Wonders and Aetherworks so there's more content than just base mods people may be used to, world generation is well done with Open Terrain Generator and has beautiful landscapes and islands in the sky, caving is fun with crates and urns and more, custom gamestage system lets you choose 2 categories of mods out of 6 to focus on with others being unlockable later which lowers world clutter and prevents being overwhelmed by too many mods at once while encouraging trading, custom reskillable perks are added to some of the categories with neat effects like small immunities to some effects or extra healing, custom villager currency and trading system makes trading fun and rewarding, and performance is way better than most packs of this size.

Some minor gripes are Animania existing, not very many dimensions in the pack(could really use Betweenlands which would fit in pack really well), and stealing hundreds of hours of your time by being way too much fun to play.

Like, yes please give me my eff X pickaxe thanks, i also need a ridiculously fast spawner thank you very much, who doesn't want to run 200% faster or have cool attribute on his stuff ?

I played minecraft modpacks since 2012 and this modpack is easily one of the best ones out there to date. Where other modpacks spend time kitbashing mods together, ROTN spends its time balancing progression, and tuning the game to create a challenging but fun experience for the player. This combined with the custom textures, music, AI, and commissioned mods perfectly synergize to make the game feel familiar to anyone used to the vanilla game loop. This modpack is awesome, play it and enjoy