Now, that's what I originally thought, but still; too much effort and not really much use! Why create a map for each modpack when you can just create a map for a modpack with every mod from every other modpack in it. Seriously; this idea is void.
Idea: Tutorial Modpack
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As I said before, I think this would be much more enjoyable and interactive as a standalone modpack, in which players create their own worlds, and build the machines of using HQM to do it, as it can give a guide that you can manipulate, almost as if they were in a map
To be honest, I'd rather just have a book added to NEI for each mod that gives a very basic rundown of the entry-level concepts.
TiCo has three, openblocks has one, several other mods have manuals that pop up when you start playing. If you could just make yourself a manual for whatever mod you want to explore, life would be good.
I don't see how a specific modpack teaching you how to use core mods that are in basically every modpack would help.
TiCo has three, openblocks has one, several other mods have manuals that pop up when you start playing. If you could just make yourself a manual for whatever mod you want to explore, life would be good.
I don't see how a specific modpack teaching you how to use core mods that are in basically every modpack would help.
I don't like the books that come with the mods very much though I feel as if they are hard to get a feel of the mod with. I in my opinion I think I would rather do it myself than to read about it...
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I'm getting a mixed review on whether to do this or not in the forum, but from the survey, it looks like only one person disagrees. I think I'll hold off from starting it until I get a wider view of opinions.
Okay I would say yes but currently I don't have a computer to use from moving into a house and having no Internet so I've been using my phone and on my phone I can't use the survey, so think of it as one more person who agrees
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Well the hope is eventually we can have HQM configs available for download that are flagged for which packs they work with. SO people can pick the quest path they want depending on modpack and playstyle. But that will probably be in 1.7.
I do this just to make it an "assisted" survival world. We don't want them to bog down, so we give them some bonuses.
That's...ok. But when they get excited because they think they're a "Supernatural-morphing-invincible machine" and create a survival world in a modpack without morph...they sure will get confused.[DOUBLEPOST=1397897963][/DOUBLEPOST]
I would also agree on this, but I still don't know about the map thing. Many people have attempted this, many have failed. This requires time, dedication, a team, ideas, control, and most importantly; support from the forums.
I still really like the book thing though, but what's easier:
1. Getting every mod author to make complex books for their mod upon spawning.
2. Creating a tutorial map for a modpack with literally every mod in.
Also, in a survival world; getting 100 books given to you upon spawning is mad! What about inventory space!
Please refer to my post way above.
That is insane! And would take ages! Do you even understand how much effort it needs!
Seriously, can you not see the simplicity in One Map for One Modpack with literally every mod that every other modpack has in it?
Well if people want to learn the mod with some help, almost all of them have a tutorial line or getting started.I love the idea, but don't think it will be THAT useful. On the other side, I would not have tried skyblock without agrarian skies...
Hmm, add a twist: don't just blindly walk them through, but force them to survive.
Basically, Agrarian skies for beginners. It will walk you through the process and give you some freebies to speed things up, but you still have to survive.
This way, you can make the tutorial very comprehensive but keep people interested.
Basically, Agrarian skies for beginners. It will walk you through the process and give you some freebies to speed things up, but you still have to survive.
This way, you can make the tutorial very comprehensive but keep people interested.
Hmmm, that is very good.
I mean, if you make it boring and easy for them in the tutorial world; in a survival world they won't be prepared for challenges such as nukes, raids, creeper sneak-ups!