As was mentioned before although the Curse client doesn't currently support Linux, the FTB team have put a lot of effort into an alternative for Linux users who want to download the mod packs.
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There are plenty of developers which don't make nor support any form of Linux version. I've used Linux as a primary OS before, I'd be happy with this.
I looked at Captainnana's ''graph'' and i'm like majority, but what I find most interesting is that the best pack would be ''kitchensink'' with quests
And this is exactly what i thought when I first played Agrarian Skies, normal moded world (without food and TiC tool madness)+ quests (no need for stories,maybe just simple tips).For me, quests are interesting just for motivation, to do something different, like making 10k or 100k of purple stained glass
In the config folder, in the hqm folder there is an image file, change that with the one you want (edit the one that is in there, as the dimensions are weird)
Out of the question. Sorry, but I think I speak for most of the FTB team when I say it is more effort than it is worth. If you were going to do a tutorial on every mod in the pack, you are looking at around 150+ questlines (1 quest line per tutorial), which would make HQM laggy (and probably the game), but it also means a lot of effort on the FTB literary team, and those in the Phoenix Team, which would be writing the quests. If we say, on average, there'd be 15 quests per mod, all which need a little bit of text saying what the item/block does, and how to use it, then at a minimum you'd be looking at well over 2000 quests. And personally, I hate writing quests, it's a slow process, now just think how many of us there are that would be writing quests (let's say 10, just to make this easy) that's around 200 quests per person. And the fun thing with HQM at the minute, it is impossible for multiple people to work on the quest book at the same time.I looked at Captainnana's ''graph'' and i'm like majority, but what I find most interesting is that the best pack would be ''kitchensink'' with quests
And this is exactly what i thought when I first played Agrarian Skies, normal moded world (without food and TiC tool madness)+ quests (no need for stories,maybe just simple tips).For me, quests are interesting just for motivation, to do something different, like making 10k or 100k of purple stained glass
Well i also like reward bags
I'd say it'd be a struggle for us to even cover the core mechanics. Why?
The Wine thing was an off-hand comment, my main point was that if I was still using Linux primarily I'd be happy with the API or direct downloads, whichever they choose to provide.
It would actually be easier to find a way to integrate mods into the In-Game Wiki mod, rather than using quests. Because as good as HQM is, it doesn't belong in kitchen-sink packs
That may be possibleWell i didn't mean quest for all mods and all items,that would be crazy
Just something for fun ,and that quest book is included in pack, so that in future updates someone who knows how, can make new or just expand questlines.
I don't know how that'd work though.Well i didn't mean quest for all mods and all items,that would be crazy
Just something for fun ,and that quest book is included in pack, so that in future updates someone who knows how, can make new or just expand questlines.
