Minecraft Mod & Modpack Reviews

This pack really forces you out of your comfort zone at times, but it definitely is something special. It's a nice combo between Modern and Classic Minecraft, it feels like it has a very concise design philosophy. I hope to see more updates brigning more dungeons to all of the existing dimensions, but even now this pack is top notch (no pun intended).

The music selection is also incredible, I wish the pack's OST was downloadable.

A fantastic mod which implements the creation and usage of magic in a simple yet engaging way. There's tonnes of different spells and artifacts to help you feel like a true mage.

The assets all look beautiful too, a personal favourite of mine being the inscryption table. The armour sets are all fabulous as well. Spellcasting is smooth and efficient. I have faced no performance issues, and my device is trash.

It suffers a bit from lack of enemies to fight, as one can quickly snowball and amass immense power. There are a couple of really high quality dungeons with a boss each, but that's the extent of it. Additionally, it suffers from breadth over depth, as there are really only a bunch of combat spells; utility spells are few and far between.

For what it is, it's really fun.

The mod is exceptional at what it does - providing a challenge in the form of bosses.

The 8 bosses it adds are all high quality, far better than the base game, and give incentive for exploration, gearing up, combat and learning their moves. There is no laziness with this mod, everything is executed in detail, with well thought out movesets which work in minecraft. The fantastic OST composed for each of them is just the cherry on top.

The rewards you get are also worth the hassle, and are an incentive to fight the bosses again - due to the variety of crafting recipes. The sheer amount of content makes the mod worth it.

A few downsides persist - spawn rates of a few mobs are too high and may hamper performance (Especially in open oceans), and some structures are (while breathtaking builds in their own right) simply jarring in the landscape. None of this detracts from the quality of what the mod intends to add, though, and it is definitely one of, if not the best, combat/mob mods available.

A genuinely fantastic mod with an immense amount of work put into it. If you asked me a few months ago, I’d probably have ranked it a bit lower, but the recent updates have completely raised the bar, cementing it as an incredible mid-to-late game challenge for any exploration pack.

The centerpiece of the new update is a sprawling, spectacular dungeon structure that manages to feel massive while integrating seamlessly into Minecraft's world generation. The new building blocks look awesome, the basic enemies pose a genuine, mechanical challenge rather than just being health sponges, and the loot is incredibly fun to play around with, especially the unique boss drops.

Speaking of the bosses, the star of the show features some of the most fluid animations I have ever seen in the modding scene, paired with an absolute banger of an OST that makes the fight feel truly cinematic.

The only reason it doesn't get a perfect five stars is due to a slight lack of polish on the Nether boss, which still feels a bit underwhelming compared to the absolute masterclass of the overworld content. However, the hype for this mod is entirely real. The creator is actively working on re-polishing the Nether content alongside the highly anticipated "Immortal" boss, a project that's been in development for over a year now.

It's rough around a single edge, but EEEAB's Mobs is rapidly shaping up to be an absolute titan of the category. Definite recommend.

I am only in the early game, but I am loving this pack so far.
This is a great Skyblock pack that does everything important right, and is a great introduction to people who want to learn GregTech in a less punishing environment.
The pack quests are all easy to follow and well designed, with modest but helpful rewards sprinkled throughout. The included QoL mods really cut down on the grind, with only cobble being a bit of a slog (nothing a good autoclicker can't solve). I also appreciate the pack having a clear focus and not including distraction inducing mods that don't contribute to the core experience, something many Skyblock packs struggle with.
The real highlight is the performance, being choosy with the mod list has paid off. This pack runs at a solid high framerate on my PC, something many newer modpacks struggle with.
My only complaints are minor (which should speak to the high quality of this pack) and are as follows:
Silkworms are supposedly able to go into the Vanilla Composter according to EMI, but they don't work.
The light level overlay used in this pack uses dark blue crosses, which are hard to see.
Some useful quest categories are at the bottom of the quest chapter list, these should probably be higher up due to how important these quests are.
I wish there was a Programmer Art friendly resource pack or two to make the textures work better with those who prefer using the old Minecraft textures, though this is an easy fix for the player.
That's really all I found less than perfect playing this pack, which is great to see. This pack is awesome, and one of my favorites I've played on newer versions of Minecraft.

Block Swap successor.
It's easy to use and it just works with no issues.

I only needed to swap some blocks which it does perfectly, but it can also do a lot more such as NBT filtering, namespace filtering, context awareness like for example replace blocks in a specific biome or structure, and a lot more.

I only listed a few features that stood out to me since I don't wanna just paste the whole list here, but everything is listed on the documentation page which I recommend checking out if you wanna go more in depth.
https://moddedmc.wiki/en/project/reliable-replacer/latest/docs/reliable-replacer/features

this build is just a masterpiece of all builds, I went through a lot of boring and similar builds that were boring to madness, but this build is just an imbecile, I've been playing for a month and it's getting more and more interesting.

First, I want to compliment the custom menu and loading screens, they look great and are the standout feature of this pack.
Sadly, everything else isn't very good. The performance is especially poor, with this modpack running worse than nearly every other modpack I've played. The performance is at its worst when the difficulty isn't on peaceful, making me suspect one of the mob adding mods is at fault. Also the loading takes much longer than other packs, this seems to be caused by Diagonal Walls (which is a superfluous mod considering the pack has many other mods that add wall/fence options).
JourneyMap feels like a poor choice of map mod, the mod has tons of bloat and runs worse than other map mods.
There are also way too many structures, which makes progression a joke (I got tons of food, iron, and tools very easily).
Overall this mod feels like a hodgepodge that just doesn't come together, and I can't recommend it.

I don't know what to write here yet, even though I've been playing for about 4,000 hours. I just play on a team on the official server for this modpack. I'm a regular miner, I love digging, and that's all I do now, and I really enjoy digging with pickaxes and other items found in this modpack. There are also a lot of cool things hidden in this modpack.

The community is very welcoming and the modpack is quite enjoyable! I heavily recommend this pack to anyone new to the NTM as this has an in depth questbook about the progression of NTM.