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I really have to hand it to the LumyVerse team, this is an extensive modpack. The current content features all pokemon and gameplay mechanics including megas, z-moves, dynamaxing, terastalizing, and raids, and the gyms are all tailor-made ranging from gen 1 to gen 4. All the gyms have custom structures (with varying quality based on the generation of origin, which is a nice touch), and many of the legendaries that are not random encounters have impressively elaborate structures and quests.

However, if you are expecting a casual cobblemon experience as the modpack pages seem to imply, you are not going to find it here.

What this pack actually is, is 4 consecutive kaizo runs back-to-back. All trainers have absurd AI, EV-trained and perfect IV teams, some have teams casually filled with legendaries, and several gym leaders and trainers do just outright cheat, including (but not limited to) Lorelai's pokemon knowing origin pulse and Koga in the Johto E4 throwing out a mega pokemon holding a focus sash, none of which is explicit in the modpack's descriptions and may not be apparent in a casual playthrough until the 8th gym of gen 1, where you encounter Giovanni using a mewtwo on his ground type team.

In summary, this is a hugely impressive pack and a very extensive cobblemon experience, but it is clearly not made for casual players and the modpack descriptions very much neglect to mention that.

The modpack has a strong and very enjoyable create progression, and includes most, if not all, major dungeon and boss mods. However, the two aspects of the modpack are wholly unrelated to each other. The create quests only serve to progress themselves and don't interact with the rest of the world very much, and the bosses and dungeons can be completed at any time with any equipment while also only serving to make you stronger in combat. While the create questline was fun, the boss progression was indistinguishable from every other expert modpack with an emphasis on dungeons and exploration.