Kekvit

This is a skyblock pack that utilizes resource trees rather than sieving like 99% of all other skyblock packs. It's a really interesting concept, and can be sped up using various custom farmland blocks, but falls completely flat in the end game when you are stuck with acorns or resins that have zero use.

The biggest draw to this modpack is the prestige system, where you gain a single prestige point by completing chapters in the advancements tab. You can then spend those points on perks that persist between worlds, such as unlocking veinminer, getting permanent potion buffs, or unlocking whole mods. You are encouraged to restart the game multiple times, and each time you're a little bit better, very much like how clicker/idle games work. Unfortunately, this too falls flat on its face. The problem is two fold: reward balance and lack of care in the advancements.

The perks you can buy early game require at least two tabs in the advancements to be fully complete, and that's an absolute SLOG when you're just starting out without veinminer. Some of the rewards require hundreds of points to unlock, which requires a new item called the Parabox to generate, something you won't get until much later in the game. The reward costs are all over the place. Just to unlock Mystical Agriculture, you need to spend hundreds of points, and by that time you're just SO done with the pack you might as well just cheat in the points. If you decide to play with prestige mode turned off, you'll find yourself missing the ProjectTree world type because you need to unlock it in prestige mode.

And the worst part is that the mod author wrote one really good chapter of advancements and then said "meh, MAKE ALL THE THINGS" with all the other. I could go on about how this makes the modpack pretty horrible, but I'll give the paragraph the same effort the mod author did to the advancements.

At least it has NuclearCraft, so that's something.

Despite being hugely popular, avoid this pack at all cost.