Dreadon

Greg tech new horizons is possibly one of the hardest gaming challenges you could ever participate in. It’s possible to count the number of people who’s beaten it on your hands, as it’s a several thousand hour grind as you deal with an ever growing and tangled factory.

However, it’s the very grind that drags this down. GTNH can often go at a glacial pace, and while it is usually ignored by doing things like working on magic, base building, expanding production of certain materials, often times it seems as if it’s testing your patience rather then skill. If you’re in for the long haul, you’ll love GTNH and it’s endgame. If you’re not, play Nomifactory or Super syemetry, they are far shorter and less grindy packs with still a great deal of complexity to challenge you.

This modpack is honestly one of the best tools for any player wanting to get into the tech based modpacks. It spells it out confusing and weird concepts in plain English, and holds the new players hand as they get used to so many things that’s second nature to more experienced players.

This mod is absolutely one of the best mods to spice up your gameplay experience. The parasites are not only amazingly modeled and look grotesque in the best way, but are also relentless, and fighting them is a constant uphill struggle.

The evolution mechanic ensures that the parasites will continue to get stronger if you don’t deal with them, and the later mobs it spawns can even break blocks and summon more mobs.

They have a reputation of being damage sponges, but it can easily be tweaked in the configs, along with most other parts of the mod. If you’re considering playing with this, playing with freinds or as a later challenge in a pack is the best way imo

This modpack is horribly imbalanced, with overpowered armor and weapons able to be obtained very fast. But this is perfect. This truly is the sucessor to those meaty 1.7 modpacks held together with prayers and a mobzilla sized amount of superglue. You’re not meant to have a balanced play through, you’re meant to have fun with crazy mods.

Recourse trees are a cool idea, but not good in execution. They end up becoming more of a chore to use, and ends up just slowing the game down and becoming even more annoying than seives. You can do worse, but you can do a lot better