Missile

This pack is really fun to play. While it seems like just a typical kitchen sink pack, there is a lot of care put into the quests, unique content, and integrating it all into a single experience. There are a handful of recipe changes to integrate different mods into each other's progression which is a neat thing. The quests are really well made and give you a decent introduction the the different mods. The selection of mods included are really nice. There's new ones that were fun to check out, and some old classic ones. The pack offers so much variety in what you can do. Magic, Tech, Adventure, Fighting, etc and doesn't try to lean too much in any direction. The pack does tend to perform rather badly mainly due to the old minecraft version and just the amount of mods the pack has.

Really well made modpack. What I think every modpack should strive to be. Everything included in the pack is integrated in such a good and cohesive way where nothing feels like it's just thrown in randomly. Everything is put together so well into each other. Create is integrated into the core gameplay loop really well, Iron armor requires Iron plate, giving chainmail a good use in between leather and iron, Diamond requires mechanical crafters, all of the alloys including netherite require a mixer. The enchanting system is by far my favorite enchanting system I've seen in a modpack (and I'm very excited it got turned into its own mod). The change to tool/armor progression is a really nice change. Each armor material having it's own unique protection, tool materials filling different purposes (rose gold having innate silk touch for example), and not to mention the unique weapons you can make with the different alloys is such a good addition. All in all I think I have to say Raspberry Flavoured will go down as probably one of, if not my most favorite modpacks I've played.