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Short explination for the re-edit: Project E is a remade EE2, EE3 is a new EE, in a attempt to rebalance many of the "issues" with "Over Powered" aspects to EE2. Basically, gate it late and hope for the best, no Red Matter stuff, and if we're lucky, tons of new cool toys, or at least some cool...

(Tipping Intensifies)Very well Milady, he has been given a life time supply of Real Dew and Dank Kush. He should be MLG in a month, or dead. Butler! Read me the contents of the next Blood Magic update.

Yes, the forced progression setting is cool like that.

For the record, a lich is a very powerful wizard who has used magic to defy death, according to almost every fantasy story written. Usually look skeletal or heavily rotted(see also: TF Lich King), often think highly of themselves, sometimes even saying they are royalty, typically with lordship...

I use a handful of mods for such a reason. Of late, I'm using ChromaticCraft by Rekia because of it's Ender Forests; has a high chance of endermen spawning, and has pools of liquid ender which can be turned into more pearls. Also, I suggest using EnderIO and it's sword 'The Ender', since, IIRC...

Y'know, I think I saw this mentioned before(or touched on, at least), but I feel that the best way to balance this armor would be a unique charging system. I mean, think of Blood Magic for example; no matter how tough you get with it, your stuff needs blood, and that can mean a massive...

It's also worth noting that this is a fairly cheap and easily expanded set up. Dare I say the most expensive part for all of this is a ender pearl or two.

You could just use the pneumatic craft way of spawning the seeds; every type of seed has a way of being spawned. Fire Flower seeds have a chance to spawn when netherack is lit on fire. May be off in the configs, mind you. Some of the ways things spawn can get a bit out of hand.

Way I hear it, you have the main story, and a sort of 'free roam' mode. And honestly, Fallout 1 and 2 were quite like that as well. You'll still get to play it as you want, but now it's one dude's quest at first. ...Apparently.

I'm interested in Fallout 4 because of the fact that it takes place in The Commonwealth. Plus the cities will be nice to see. Oh, and because, if the reddit page is true, it'll be a very good story. Main Character already picked out for you for the main game, voiced and everything. For details...

I ain't gonna lie. On one hand, I love MystCraft because of how cool it is, and the fact that I played a bit of Myst growing up. On the other hand, you have different fingers. And RF Tools seems, quite frankly, alien and strange to me, as I have never really dug deep into it before. ...also...

...once again, for a R2R pack, using the mod already mentioned, that doesn't allow for structure checking... You'd have to make some changes to allow for this to work. If you know if a mod that allows for structure checking, or find one, or make one/request one and it's made, then yeah, all...

It isn't, but it's a "highly recommended" mod.

For a pack based upon R2R, with tiered progression based upon building, well, buildings... I fail to see how it'd be a "double tax". The pack wouldn't work without doing it, so double tax or no pack. Second, no, one can make a fairly reasonable assumption on materials used for any building. I'm...

In theory we could find a way around this with two mods... First, a custom block mod. Next, a recipe editor. How? First off, one can assume how many blocks a "house" will cost. With a custom block mod(like the sort King Lemming made a while back, forget the name of it), one makes a few blocks...

D'aaaw... R.I.P in Pepperoni Running Red.

Aw shit it didn't ruin my - Oh hai, good to see ya'll again!

Windows 8.1 litmus test: If I'm back within a year, it ain't worthless and didn't screw me over.

The pack uses a mod called "Lockdown" which allows one to make one specific map the only map for the pack. In short, it's a great adventure map mod, since it saves the map and all new worlds use the map. Or seed, as an aside. Very flexible, but fairly in-depth too. I'd personally love to see...