Minecraft Mod & Modpack Reviews

This modpack has made me play 1.7.10 again, I would recommend this for those who are just starting out with HBM's NTM and want a bit of a challenge.

Love anoying Bufka, nice modpack overall. Has a great official mc server. But tille entity alway tries to crash my game.

I love building nuclear power plants. However, there are issues with server-side optimization (fix expected)

Giving a good review to my own creation feels unfrair, but I will be honest - the modpack is not the best, but it is not the worst. We are still growing and improving it.

It is sad how people getting the terrible experience and bugs, but instead of reporting them they are just like "the modpack is trash". DO NOT FORGET TO REPORT BUGS, IT MAKES THE MODPACK WAY MUCH BETTER!

What I like about the modpack:

1. It is being constantly updated
2. The players are the best ❤️
3. The developer team is the best ❤️

What I dislike about the modpack:

1. The lead dev (myself) is the lazy ahh
2. The modpack is hard to jump into

This is everything you could want from a modpack. Want to spend all of your time running around dimensions looting structures? Want to create the most powerful weapon ever to destroy bosses with absurd amounts of hitpoints? Want to create complex automations using powerful logistics tools? Want to build a megabase and need something to put in it? Meatballcraft is a masterclass in how to blend different elements of gameplay seamlessly into one experience. There is a huge variety of tasks to complete, every step along the way is learning something new. I recommend this pack to both beginners and experts alike. Unlike other "expert" packs, there is nothing in Meatballcraft to hinder your progress at the start of the pack like a grindy stone or steam age. Very quickly you are thrown into increasingly complex automations using very powerful logistics tools which this pack has no shortage of (AE2, Xnet, Modular Routers, SFM and more). You will construct a multitude of custom multiblocks that are well designed aesthetically and functionally. You will need to power up to survive encounters with difficult bosses and the night life as well as they will destroy the unprepared. The solo experience is fun, but I highly recommend playing with friends together. Anyways I gotta go, I've got some cosmic meatballs to make.

does what it advertises has a really cool gui (not biased at all btw) the only problem is it removes other formatting to messages when it detects a cordinate

The gameplay is good from what i've seen but it's really laggy for some reason and the inventory is pure chaos too, please fix this.

Working your way up from nothing in TFC, especially with friends, is an experience like no other. Having to actually plan your survival properly is simply amazingly fun and every bit of progression feels spectacularly earned. The search for kaolin clay was about as terrible as the horror stories I'd heard, but the ability to go to the pack's equivalent of the nether and find it much easier solved that problem. The intro to gregtech was very smooth, too, and felt like a natural progression of the terrafirmacraft portion of the game, very seamless. If you have never played TFC before, it's a ton of fun and I think this pack was a perfect intro to it. I burnt out of it very naturally during the gregtech portion and I don't feel bad about it, it was a very fun pack that I knew I wasn't going to finish.

Concatenation was one of the first packs I ever played that I enjoyed so much that I played through the entire pack fully. I started out disliking all sort of magic mods, and ended up falling head first into them. The pack is extremely well made with lore and details all in every nook and cranny of the pack. It has a handful of performance issues both serverside and clientside, but overall is extremely rich and extensive. I would absolutely recommend this pack to anyone starting new on modded Minecraft, the questbook is detailed and extensive throughout all chapters of the pack.

Concatenation is one of the most impressive large-scale progression packs I’ve played in a long time. It does a great job of giving the player freedom while still having a clear direction through its tarot-based progression system. The four starting paths make the early game feel fresh, and each one gives you a different way to approach the pack instead of forcing everyone down the same route.

The quest book is huge and actually helpful, not just a checklist. It guides you without completely holding your hand, which makes progression feel rewarding. I also really like how tech, magic, automation, exploration, and custom recipes all tie together instead of feeling like a random pile of mods thrown into one pack.

The pack is definitely big, so performance can depend on your system, but for what it offers, it feels worth it. Concatenation has a strong identity, a lot of content, and a progression style that makes it stand out from most kitchen-sink packs.

Overall, this is a great modpack for anyone who likes long-term progression, quests, automation, magic, and having multiple paths to build toward something bigger. Highly recommend giving it a try.