Minecraft Mod & Modpack Reviews

kinda similar to TerraFirmaCraft or punk but evolved, very cool pack but hardcore

i'm not a huge fan of most role play/rpg pack and this one is not bad, it just get quickly boring...

I played a lot of different skyblocks pack and this one is in my top 3, it's very cool, the end game is hard but not "grindy" like some other packs.

Sure you have to grind and make crazy farms whom are gonna drop the tps to 2 if you can't wait or can't design it properly but it's not Avaritia or Eternal Singularity which is cool.

It's still gonna be a challenge that will make you learn and master a lot of different mods to make the ATM star but the reward of creative items is worth it (and flex to your friends by making a beacon out of for absolutely no reason)

Only downside is you're probably gonna need more than 8Gb of ram if you really want to run it

ps: don't use RefinedStorage and sorry if i made any grammar mistake English is my third language

I love this pack as you can really sit back and take your time with this pack. It encourages you to explore and really enjoy being cozy with Minecraft again. I've been playing during my down time and it's been super relaxing listening to the Minecraft music being a little mushroom person.

Before Jetpack, I'd never even heard of the run and gun genre. But now it's one of my favorite. Constantly bouncing around off walls and shooting mobs, the gameplay is just really smooth and fun. When I want to relax and play casually, I play Jetpack.
Jetpack and Trepidation are probably the two best modpacks in this genre, so if you liked one, you'll like the other.

Personally this mod is amazing. Not only because of the good amount of mobs it adds, but also that each one is completely different from the other (and a good part can be summoned as companions!) They are morbid, terrifying, deadly and make the Minecraft experience a little nightmare ( you can't even mine coal to cook your food in peace anymore) and almost any aspect of Minecraft that seemed simple can now go horribly wrong by the forces of nature. On the other hand, each mob can drop parts of its body to use in combination with each other to create weapons and tools with different effects and powers (although frankly what is worth more are the tools than the weapons) such as being able to mine several blocks at the same time to launch giant energy balls or drain the life of your enemies. It's challenging, very difficult, and maybe a bit unfair due to the fact that from the first night everything can go to hell (the Nether especially) I love it, and I don't know why. Give it a try alone or with your friends along with another mods that can make your experience more pleasant and bearable or even more tortuous.

TerraFirmaCraft is a detailed total conversion survival mod with a lot of custom mechanics, and has some of the best crafting mechanics I've seen to date. The 1.7.10 version in particular is so comprehensive that the mod can pretty much be played on its own. Worldgen, blocks, and items are overhauled, and there is even new music and mobs. Unfortunately, the mid/late game gets repetitive and is mainly just improved methods of metalworking. iirc the mod also had issues with insufficient in-game documentation, which was less of a problem when the 1.7.10 wiki was around, but now that version of the wiki is gone. Still, it's a great mod overall that is worth trying at least once for the experience.

Great mod, I include it in my packs because it adds a really nice amount of variety.

Known for being one of the first popular dimension mods, this mod offers a decent variety of bosses. Unique attacks and gimmicks separate them from most mobs, and give them a special place in a playthrough. It is balanced around vanilla progression - most modpacks ignore this, and allow the player to get through the entire mod within an hour. Sadly, this treatment is almost universally applied to TF.

It also hasn't changed for the better part of a decade - the final area got a sign to say it's unfinished, a couple items were added and removed, and that's most if not all that's happened.

I give it 3 stars out of 5, for being a great experience the first time around, but unable to stand on its' own compared to other dimension mods.

the modern equivalent of JABBA's barrels, drawers are a great way to organize one's base without creating much clutter. Using the Framing Table and its' related items, one can decide the appearance of a drawer, allowing them to fit wherever, whether that be in a Gregtech jumble or forgotten storage for your cobble gen.

Performance-wise, it is fine so long as it isn't abused. Giant cubes of drawers connected to a drawer controller to be connected to whatever storage system there is in your pack can create ungodly amounts of lag - but these can easily be prevented.