Minecraft Mod & Modpack Reviews

(I am the developer of this project)

Annuus No Daisy uses a configurable compression algorithm to reduce the amount of data that has to be sent over the network. This is a trade off as you use more client and server processing power (mostly server), but less network bandwith.

This proprietary "Library" is basically a wrapper for stock java, presumably to allow the author to recive more money from downloads.

Provides stuff like CollectionFactor.hashMap(), that just returns a new HashMap<>() and CollectionFactor.arrayList() that returns new ArrayList<>() and who could forget about Manipulate.cast that just casts a object from another object.

This author has balls for calling it a "useful library"

Weird proprietary library for sending telemetry data to the author. Data Collection is opt-out rather than opt-in and "collected data is not deleted"

Any mod that needs a "Privacy Notice" will never be installed on my computer

Anvian's Lib Privacy Notice:
https://anvian.net/telemetry

Does exactly what you want it to do, removes hunger, the configuration is nice, has all the features you want, and there is a GUI

prob the best cataclysm based rpg progression mod out there, and with 1.0, it wil lbe the best mod of our modern modded generation

Originally saw this mod and thought "oh wow it's just another quirky progression mod, how original." but when I tried it with my friends, we had a bucketload of fun! We would do tons of things, starting from exploring and looting the various dungeons, through building functional casinos and fighting bosses which while some of them were hard, they proved to be fun, even if simple. However, it can feel a bit... unpolished in a few spots (mostly animations and enemy AI). You get a handful of variety on how you play aswell! Want to do a full crit high risk high reward build? You can do that! Want to inflict tons of debuffs on enemies? You can do that! Want to focus on a ranged or a close-quarters playstyle? You can do that aswell! You get a lot of variety when playing the mod, adding a replayability factor that is very good for a mod's lifespan, even if it can feel limiting sometimes to work around the slots and curios you're given.

The future of the mod itself is very promising aswell, adding even more curio items for more variety, reworking and adding a ton of bosses to overall make the game progression feel more sophisticated and high quality and a bunch of things I can't list off the top of my head, due to how many there are upcoming features.

Overall, it's definetly a mod you should give a shot, ESPECIALLY when the fabled 1.0 version of the mod comes out. It can prove to be a good play.

This RPG pack is unlike any other that I have played. It attempts to make itself standout through its mod selection and gameplay changes. It doesn't try to overwhelm you with complex mods or a progression system, and has good game balance. At the moment it is incomplete, but it gets updates quite frequently, and I am excited to see the final product.

It is truly one of the best modpacks ever made, and by far my favorite one. Everything about it is so well made the aesthetics are beautiful and the progression (the parts that are finished) is so good and the performance is good, but I do have a super PC so I cant be for sure. The only problem I have with it is that the story and progression is not finished yet, but how well made it is makes up for that. The best part is that its getting consistent updates and its not just adding to the story and progression. I truly recommend it to anyone, not just people that like these kind of modpacks, it is the most underrated modpack I have ever played.

Really great mod, probably one of my favorites of all time. It adds ores are well integrated and have some creative uses + several cave mobs + structures + foliage.

The textures are pristine; Five is one of my favorite artists. Mod is very well integrated into the base game. Mobs and blocks have custom sound design, there is a lot of attention to detail. Ores are very featureful; the Tin and Spinel ores have almost the same amount of uses as iron.

I will give an example: Spinel Ore drops Spinel, which can modify vanilla items. With it you can create the Bejeweled Anvil, which is a pink anvil that does not cost XP, but explodes immediately after use. It can also modify any potion type into Tether Potions, which that can be worn on the helmet slot; it gives you the potion's effects forever, but are very fragile and will shatter instantly when you take non-magic damage. It's a really cool item that makes potions relevant and changes how you play the game.

People have some complaints about documentation and I largely agree. https://www.teamabnormals.com/blog/polished-up-release-notes/ is an exposition of the last major update to the mod, which adds most of the interesting features and doubled its content roster.

The performance is the best as is doubles or triples FPS, the UI for video settings and on how easy it is just amazing. Simply the best for performance