Minecraft Mod & Modpack Reviews

I am obsessed with Cryt1C's modpacks and i downloaded this as soon as it came out completed it with friends rather quick and when having a conversation with the maker themselves it was explained that this pack is complete with the final stage being the flower progression so the pack gave no more incentive to continue playing

So from my play through the whole Science to craft your world was amazing and fun to play with and i wish it was integrated in to more mod packs but once you have made your earth it is basically just a flat world with a grind to earn your endgame the only thing that made me and a few friends complete it together was to see what the point to the endgame was and it was nothing lol

This mod is a worthwhile addition to any and all modpacks it makes exploration and building easier being able to keep everything on you at once

This mod is amazing i have used this in modpacks from 1.12 to 1.19 its fun to automate things with and the mobs can be fun to play with. Running around with a spell book breaking trees and slaying mobs

this mod pack is fun but its very much vanilla with added pokemon

Stores alot, easy to produce and upgrades simply. Easily the best "barrel" type mod and it intergrates very well

This Modpack holds a nice balance between the PVP aspect and the grinding/farming aspect. This way any person will find a playstyle that suits them. While this modpack is heavily influenced by different ways of fighting each other, big technical mods (e.g. thermal expansion, minefactory reloaded) or even food mods like Pam's Harvest Craft, offer a great change of pace.
However, I personally don't think that this modpack would meet the needs of a player who is focused on absolute automation(e.g. automated ore generation -> finished product), as this modpack has deliberately chosen its limitations in such a way, that even in the later phases of the game, minig is still a task done by hand and an action which is inevitable.
All in all, I still think that people should give it a try. The Mods work together harmoniously, there are mods like chisel, which assist in building beautiful facilities, mods like McHeli, which make faster travel and advanced combat possible and even a changed world generation, including many new biomes and ores.

|The modpack is really perfomance efficient, but has some buggs where you need to reinstall and it helps installing some extra mods like Optifine| It makes sense installing Optifine for even better perfomance and have a fluid flying experience.

TFC itself being the initial stage of the game makes the player go from the actual stone age to the space age in a very interesting fashion. The mid and late game technology and automation allow the player to get the feeling of accomplishment and make it an amazing experience overall.

There's very little magic (as little as minecraft allows one to have) and some unconventional tech which feel like magic some very conventional and some extremely high tech which again feel a bit like magic but overall every little step one makes feels like it gets you closer to the goal and you overcame something.

Like any pack needs more work and lots of work is being put in to make it feel perfect... it feels right already, but perfection is within reach.

Do keep in mind that Terrafirmacraft is only the beginning ! Thare bigger and badder things to overcome.

Strongly recommend trying to play it hardcore in order to give you the incentive to stay and smell the flowers.

Instead of images I've made a little series of my playthrough which the potential players can watch and make an educated opinion for themselves: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zr4z7BX1tm8&list=PLXmjZsToXnzMX1zYmJZLUCvIDr_bw6Xjj

I've launched a personal server for this modpack for my friends three times now, and we play it for months at a time. I've even gone and played it single player as well. Our group has tried other modpacks but this is by far my favorite. I love the integration of the questline for the magic and profession roles. The magic mods are really fun and are linked in a really creative way. I really like having the professions as well, no other modpack incorporates them as well as Magiculture. For the sheer number of mods it's surprisingly not too terribly buggy. The Blood Magic seems to have the biggest issues, but nothing too game-breaking. The graphics are great as well, and the difficulty system makes it a challenge. I'm dying to see this expand and continue to grow, but until then I'll keep playing it as my number one modpack of choice.

This is a great mod for storage especially early game. Most of the drawers are easily craft-able using any kind of wood and are easily upgradable, with many options available. The drawers are also compatible with other mods allowing for automated storage.