Minecraft Mod & Modpack Reviews

Well balanced progression base pack, with a sort of guided kitchen sknk feel. It gives you goals to strive towards yet the wat there is multifaceted and yoj cab move at your own pace.

The community is amazing, extremely helpful to both beginners and more experienced people. Sainagh is a active member of saud community, and takes feedback and ideas from it.

The pack is in constant development and while bigger updates containing additions, rebalancing and optimisations, seem to be happening every two months, Sainagh is great at making hotfixes quickly if they break!

All in all this is honestly one of my favourite packs of all time, and I cant wait to play more.

I have been playing on the Meatball Craft Modpack for a few months now and I have had a lot of fun. The Modpack is designed well to progress along the main quest line. The community is in the discord to help with any questions you have or any problems that occur. I highly recommend giving the Modpack a try cause you will not regret it.

Storage drawers is a great mod for bulk storage of items- it's easy, and it is easy to get into early game.

A must-have for any 1.12.2 modpack. An absolute blessing for pack devs!

Apotheosis is in my opinion one of the best mods out right now. Not everyone will be into Apotheosis because, like ProjectE and other mods, I find it absolutely breaks balance in an otherwise steady modpack.

Apotheosis's most prominent features are an expansion to enchanting and a new tool upgrading system that relies on socketing gems for increased modifiers. Hence the name, the sky is the limit to how powerful one can become when harnessing all of the mod's features. Want to one-shot a beefy mob with a stone axe that does 19 damage unenchanted with your armor that combined gives you a 275% speed boost and lights any attacker on fire while teleporting them miles away? How about marveling at a Sharpness 25, Unbreaking 18, and Looting 12 sword from the heavens? With Apotheosis, you can't literally become a god, but you can get pretty **** close. All of its features mesh well with each other and are well thought out, the textures are beautiful and the new structures breathe life into the otherwise dull caves and dungeons that sprinkle the underground. While not suitable for any modpack, it is definitely a fun inclusion if you want to feel the world beckon beneath you.

In the astoundingly vast sea of portable storage options, I'll always recommend Sophisticated Backpacks, they make me feel like an adventuring nomad, provide an absurd utility even as a normal chest, and are more customizable than anyone asked for, with upgrades that go beyond your magnets and getting bigger, but liquid tanks, exp storage, and portable jukeboxes. Cannot recommend this mod enough.
If you're looking for something just to hold your ludicrous amounts of junk, I'd reccomend Dank Storage and Dank tanks, or Pocket storage.
If you want something a little less OP but (almost) Just as versatile, try Travelers Backpacks

My first impression was that "Wow this pack has more of the mods I like than anything since E6," and a couple hours later, my second impression was "why am I still playing this??" It is a fun pack with many familiar and some unfamiliar mods and the questlines to accompany them. if you miss the days of nonsensical 1.12 kitchen sink packs, this is that but bigger and better, great for anyone who just want to get really OP and try wacky mods with their friends.

That said I recommend keeping backups often, avoid mimicubes at all costs as they will crash your game, never morph into a hive queen you'll grief your own base on accident, and avoid the hairy troll guys as they can only be hurt by fire.

This pack is how I got my sister into modded MC!
While I've yet to progress very far, it lives up to it's asperations of being Factorio-like.
My biggest praise is that it's quests are extremely detailed, so whether you're a modpack veteran like myself, or new to the game, you can get started in this relatively laidback expert-style automation and have a pleasent time.
You'll be tossed into a superflat world where manual labor is fruitless (except for tree chopping I suppose) and you'll need to use your ore map to find chunks with the metals you need, place down your multiblock miners and start building some conveyor belts.
Automate research to unlock new mods and technologies.
If you're like me and prefer Digital logistics mods like LaserIO or Xnet, you may struggle in the beginning, and personally I'd recommend techopolis 2 or Stoneblock 3 to be your introduction to my physical logistics systems as they have modern QOL improvements being in modern versions, have no fear EnderIO and Simple Storage Networks are available but can get very expensive and have some of their most powerful features locked off in the early game.
But if you're well acquainted with Immersive Engineering you should be right at home.

If you're looking for an action focused modpack that provides a genuinely unique experience, I highly recommend going in blind.
Aside from the off the wall and bonkers gameplay it has a level of polish and pristine you don't see often, it's the first pack I'd played with voice acting or daily objectives.
Featuring Mr Crayfish's gun mod and tasking you with killing everything in sight, most notably Lycanite's Mobs, and fighting through brutally difficult bosses. You'll be flying around the world with parkour powered hyperspeed trying to manage your ammo and loot structures accross several equaly absurd dimensions looking for the 12 eyes curtesy of End Remastered, it is an absolute blast and I recommend everyone check it out, even if it doesn't sound like your thing, it is a breath of fresh air that is a near total overhaul of the Minecraft experience.

Even with high-tech inventory options, storage drawers are still part of the best storage options out there. Don't suffer Minecraft without it!