Awesome looking mod that i include in nearly every pack i make because it lets you do so much more with fences.

Overview

Possibly one of the best armor focused mods released recently, Integrating perfectly with the rest of the RPG series mods.

The latest remodels for the armor fit perfectly with the vanilla plus style of the mod, Prehaps one of the most unique features of this pack is the set bonus system that allows for unique buffs for wearing full sets of armor. This system is also compatible with the Jewellery system by the same creator.

I honestly can't think of any issues with this mods, if it were a few months ago I would have pointed out the overdetailed armor but even that been perfected.

The only thing I can think of is that the crystals required to obtain the armor can often be hard to find.

Reviewer's PC Specs:
Windows 11
AMD Ryzen™ 9 7900 @ 3.70GHz - RAM: 32 GB
AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT - VRAM: 16 GB

Multiple issues with crashing, items being deleted upon death, multiple wardens spawning and bugs causing the nether portal to phase the player through the ground.

A large amount of the armour and weapon sets have a very poor effort to effectiveness.
Pack largely relies on create as a crutch and offers very little unique gameplay.

Lots of issues with multiplayer due to interactions between mobs creating a lot of ground clutter and mobs spawning in crazy hordes (zombie pigmen and drowned

Overview

This is a somewhat early review as I've only put a few hours into the pack, However I've honestly been having such a good time with the pack I thought I'd put my thoughts out there.

From the start this pack feel closer to the Stardew Valley experience than any other pack I've played in the past, The custom mods that have been created for it to introduce the Sprinklers, Daily Growth, Fertilisers and various other interesting features do an amazing job of adding to the overall immersion of the pack. The selling bin and currency systems work well however I found that running around the world gathering items seemed to provide a better way to make money than actually staying at home and growing crops.

The custom NPC system for the pack is amazingly well done and feels completely different to any other system I've seen in the past, Big points for this.

The use of Journeymap and Feed the beast Quests did feel slightly out of place in the pack compared to the cosy theme of the rest of the pack, There did also seem to be a number of FTB Quests that were redundant and severed little purpose. However the FTB quests that were done well were done REALLY well, The bundle system works in the same way requiring players to gather items to complete them and in turn being rewarded for doing so, This felt really good and gave me something meaningful to work towards.

There were a number of items I came across that had errors in the tooltips or duplicated text displaying which broke immersion slightly. These are however all small issues, I'm yet to encounter any problems I could consider game breaking or worthy of stopping the pack for!

While most definitely not a kitchen sink pack by any means it does at times feel like there is a little more than is needed, 74 pages in emi, a large portion of which could be removed or hidden in that menu to reduce the overwhelming feeling you get when looking through.

Will update this review as time goes on and I experience more of the pack, While this review may seem to contain a lot of negative feedback this remains one of the best feeling modpacks I've played and would recommend it to anyone looking for that Stardew Valley experience!

Reviewer's PC Specs:
Windows 11
AMD Ryzen™ 9 7900 @ 3.70GHz - RAM: 32 GB
AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT - VRAM: 16 GB

Overview

Like the title says, I do believe that this might just be the most polished pack I've ever played, Especially from a technically standpoint. However I've got to admit that, as much as I love this pack, it's not for me gameplay wise. That's not to say that I don't like the concept for the pack, not at all, I think its an incredible idea. The pack has a quality over quantity approach to the point of removing vanilla game mechanics. However as someone who loves exploration, new weapons, new dungeons, mobs etc, changes like removing villages and the end dimension isn't quite for me but I can understand the appeal for a lot of players, especially players just getting into modding or ones that want a simpler experience.

The quality of everything that is there is amazing, the new and unique enchanting system, the custom menus and ui that have been perfectly crafted with fancy menu, the custom textures and functionality of items. From a technical side of things, it has the best application and organisation of resource packs I've ever seen in any pack, unnecessary packs are hidden, required ones are forced on and the whole ui is cleaned up perfectly.

While it may not be the most flashy or in depth pack you'll find out there, if your looking for a simple polished experience this might just be the pack for you.

Reviewer's PC Specs:
Windows 11
AMD Ryzen™ 9 7900 @ 3.70GHz - RAM: 32 GB
AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT - VRAM: 16 GB

Overview

I should mention I have worked on this pack with Daedelus before, Providing feedback as well as contributing some of the Datapack and Scripts used, This review will however be as honest as possible.

This review was written for the 1.21.1 release of the pack which differs significantly from the 1.20.1 version of the pack.

Since the 2.0 release of this pack and the complete overhaul for 1.21.1 Dungeon Heroes has become one of the best group focused RPG packs available, While this pack is aimed at group play offering a selection of Dungeon and Dragons/World of Warcraft themed classes to play as, each aimed at supporting each other its also completely possible to play solo. The spells and combat are the highlight of the pack with the pack being by the same creator as the RPG Series and Spell Engine mods, The same core as packs like Prominence 2.

Rather than a overwhelming amount of content for the player to explore the pack offers a quality over quantity style of approach with well integrated items, loot, structures and mobs. There is a progression focus quest tree available that least players through a exploration focused journey to explore the content available in the pack and ultimately leading them to collect various eyes from unique structures to eventually make there way to the End and the Dragon fight.

The largest problem this pack has is the requirement to find structures to progress the quest line, While for some more common structures this caused little issues there are a small number of structures that can spawn 20k+ blocks from spawn and can be rather difficult to get to.

Pros

• Quality over Quantity
• Custom Farmers Delight Integrations (Meals off RPG Buffs)
• Easy to follow Quest Tree
• Custom Skill Tree for each Class
• Great Performance
• Incredible Group Synergy

Cons

• With the pack requiring structures to progress and some of these being rare or hard to find this can sometimes make progression difficult
• Resource packs could use some organisation
• Can sometimes feel limiting when playing alone
• Lack of a unique gui, quest menu resource pack or theme

Reviewer's PC Specs:
Windows 11
AMD Ryzen™ 9 7900 @ 3.70GHz - RAM: 32 GB
AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT - VRAM: 16 GB

I played a little bit of 0.6 (Space Update) and lots of 0.7 (Research Overhaul), and I have to say that Project Towny is a fun modpack/server, impressive as i am not generally a person to play packs like this.

Its really up to the people in your faction though, some players are freaks.

Lets mods from 1.8 to 1.12.2 use mixins in the same way newer versions can. Also lets you uninstall MixinBootstrap as it has compatibility for it.

Every single mod that does anything for Fabric requires this to keep the developers slightly sane.

Provides what I would describe as the bare minimum for doing anything with a mod running fabric loader, and allows the loader to update faster as it does not require the developers to update API that could break between versions.

Wonderful looking mod, plays alright too. Basically every server i play on and modpack I make has IE as a major part.

Its a shame the 1.12.2 version was left in a buggy state, and that forks cannot be made due to its license.