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Concurrent chunk management engine goes above and beyond on improving the performance of chunk generation. Not only does it multuthrrad, but it also adds significant optimisations as well.

When playing on servers, a common bottleneck, especially in the early game, is for players to explore jn opposite directions and cause the server to struggle to keep up generating chunks. Because c2me allows chunks to be generated on separate threads it helps alleviate the stress from the main thread while also improving generation speed.

C2me has great support for the vast majority of world generation needs, only having minor inconsistencies due to vanilla's slight dependency on the order chunks are generated in.

I would recommend this mod for every pack.

This mod is so useful, helping you quickly collect the saplings to replant and clearing ugly floating leaves. This mod has been updated all the way from 1.7 and I have used it almost since I first started modding.

This mod is ubiquitous and I advise adding it to any pack where you need to break trees.

I'll start of by disclosing that most of my experience with this mod is alongside the origins mod, because it adds an origin that spawns you as a soul and allows you to possess and unposses mobs at will. While the default mechanics can be fun without using the origin, I personally found this mod most enjoyable when I could unpossess mobs at will and build an army of undead vessels.

This mod has great compatibility with other mods and worked flawlessly with mods like Better Nether last time I tried it, allowing me to possess undead modded mobs. The fact you gained the ability from husks to survive in the sun or of wither skeletons to inflict wither or modded mobs effects made a playthrough as an undead mob really fun.

The one issue I had with it was husks helmets still losing durability when out in the sun but this was only very minor. I would also say I don't think this mod is really suited for large packs that aren't focused on it, just because of how much it changes the death system.

I would personally advise everyone to try it out at least once, however, and experience playing the game with a different set of challenges!

Framed blocks are really useful when you need a slab or stair block in a block variant that doesn't have one built in, and it helps reduce the number of blockstates needed by allowing mods to not add stairs and slab blocks for every block they might add, helping launch times.

However, all the slope blocks and similar often have very strange lighting and just don't fit in with anything else present int he game, often leading to builds looking really out of place with the surrounding environment when using these blocks. Furthermore, these blocks just cut the texture out which leads to seams on blocks where no outline is present.

Similar mods such as Create's copycats do a better job of making textures fit the block by splicing parts of the texture together to reduce seams such as this, and I would advise using Create if you are fine adding the mod to your pack instead.

Overall, good mod if you just want to use the slabs, stairs and other similar blocks but I would stay away from sloped blocks to preserve the lighting and look of your builds.

Craftoria was the first Neoforge pack released by TeamAOE, and is actually why they renamed from TeamAOF. This pack is an outstanding example of how to do a kitchen sink pack, and in my opinion is by far their best pack to date.

Edit 2026: during later development of the pack, it turns out that AI was added to the quest book, unfortunately this makes the quest book look rather tacky and has caused me to reduce my review for the pack considerably.

Craftoria steps into the ring with giants like ATM and comes out on top with superior integration, performance and questing. Craftoria is a pack I enjoyed, even when I was mostly burned out with Minecraft though I do feel it suffers a bit from feature creep.

The reason for my performance score being so low compared to other metrics is due to the sheer amount of mods, although it is a kitchen sink pack there is no reason to include so many structure mods, all of macaw's building mods on top of mods like Chipped and random addons like Mekanism Weapons. This amount of mods hurts loading time and takes away from some of the handcrafted feel of the pack, cluttering the recipe viewer and bloating the pack.

All in all, this is a very good pack, it'd just be nice if the mod list was curated a little more. Anyone who likes kitchen sink packs should play this.

I originally played this pack in the time where there was a lull in solid modpacks for forge on modern versions and it did satisfy the itch of a large pack with many things to do. Unlike many other fabric pack it is clear there was care put in to making sure that this pack was well put together with good stability and performance.

The quests available in this pack do actually provide something to do, and unlike many kitchen sink packs they do provide a good framework for giving some progression to a collection of mods that might otherwise be difficult to navigate. There is a decent chunk of integration that has put in by the pack devs to additionally make the mods work better together, which is again somewhat rare for fabric packs, especially in the time this pack was made.

My issues start to arise when you look at just how many mods are in this pack, although the pack is called 'All of Fabric', there are many additions which just feel like they're there to satisfy the name of this pack and I never really ended up interacting with. While as a whole the pack is well optimised, I feel world size and launch times could be further improved if some mods were removed.

Overall, a solid pack for it's time, if you like some of the mods in here I'd recommend giving it a shot, although I feel there are better packs out for this version now, such as Raspberry Flavoured.

Disclosure: I used to help moderate LunaPixelStudio's discord in the hopes I could help improve people's experience and this is where most of my knowledge on the issues comes from.

You'd think after the first pack, LPS would've improved Better MC fabric, but if I'm honest, this pack felt more of a jumble than the first. BMC2 Fabric plays like a pack that was made solely for revenue as it has almost no integration between mods and many mods were added just through discord suggestions before being removed later due to crashes that were reported by users.

To add insult to injury, the fabric Better MC packs, especially these later ones, often mirrored the forge packs as close as possible with the mods available on fabric, seemingly trying to capitalise on the anti-forge sentiment at the time without offering any extra value. The only benefit this pack has over the forge one is performance, though most of that simply comes from the fact it has less mods.

Like it's predecessor, I'd advise you just play All of Fabric instead.

Disclosure: I used to help moderate LunaPixelStudio's discord in the hopes I could help improve people's experience and this is where most of my knowledge on the issues comes from for previous packs. I was not a moderator at the time this pack was published.

This is a pack I did enjoy playing for the time I played it, it does have mods that properly tie together, which is far better than the BetterMC series, however it doesn't have much in the ways of custom content or integration via KubeJS. This means the pack did get quite stale after a while of playing, and mostly plays like Create. While this pack is fun if you want create themed things, many packs manage to take the same idea and go a whole lot further.

Like many LPS packs, this pack did suffer from some performance and stability issues when I last played it, though admittedly that was quite a while ago. I also felt as if there were some mods which did not fit in the pack as much as they should've done and felt more like hasty addons to bulk up the pack a bit more.

This pack is playable and if you've gone through other create packs, by all means give it a shot. I would recommend packs like All of Create or Craftoria over this pack, however.

Disclosure: I used to help moderate LunaPixelStudio's discord in the hopes I could help improve people's experience and this is where most of my knowledge on the issues comes from.

As my other reviews for the Better MC series will tell you, this pack often added mods from discord suggestions with little to no testing, resulting in instability and no integration between mods in the pack. This leaves BMC1 Fabric feeling like a random collection of mods rather than a coherent experience and many of the mods in the pack do not at all adhere to what a "vanilla+" pack should.

For a fabric pack, which is often lightweight, this performs atrociously, largely due to how many mods there and the fact many mods included are not of particularly high quality. Mods were only really removed if they were ascertained to cause crashes and performance issues are chalked up to a users computer not being good enough.

I would advise people who want to play a large fabric modpack to play All of Fabric instead as those packs had much more effort put into them.

Disclosure: I used to help moderate LunaPixelStudio's discord in the hopes I could help improve people's experience and this is where most of my knowledge on the issues comes from.

Medieval MC is similar to Better MC with an additional load of "overhaul" and combat mods added in seemingly randomly.

As with BetterMC, most of the mods in here were added by suggestions from the community in the discord without much thought as to whether they would fit and with no care integrating them into the packs. Mods were added and removed so frequently that it would often cause world corruption on updating and the lag and instability was impossible to ignore.

Even excluding possible instability, this pack takes ages to boot due to the sheer number of mods and becaude no custom content exists to tie the modpack together it just exists as a collection of mods which are mostly good alone but overshadow each other and dont tend to work well in a setting such as this.

I would avoid this pack and go play one that has custom content and tweaks to make mods work well together instead.