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What mods do you think have the most over powered items in all of Minecraft (any version is fine)? When I say over powered, I am talking about items that result from the grind that almost feel like cheating once built, not the grind itself. My list is as follows: Avaritia: Infinity Armor...

lol if Mekanism pumps produce 500 mb/t I would need 4,000 pumps to produce 2m. That just isn't realistic, which is why I asked if you had another solution. I will try the sink, I can hide it in the wall and not have to look at it.

@InThayne This is EXACTLY the information I was looking for, thank you for taking the time to post. I did experiment with Super Lams last night and it ramped up my throughput CONSIDERABLY but then I ran into the maximum output of the Mek Electric Pump. Can you please make a suggestion for a pump...

@GamerwithnoGame I will look at those fluiducts, thank you. Regarding the necro - I figure it was polite to apologize even if it wasn't necessary. People can get kinda touchy on forums sometimes =P

I hope its ok to necro this thread since it is basically the same discussion. What fluid pipes (or other option) can I use for unlimited (or near unlimited) liquid/steam? I have a Mekanism Industrail Turbine that can process 2m millibuckets of steam per tick and aside from having a silly piping...

@doxiMAN_MAN yes most likely.

@doxiMAN_MAN Set up emerald chickens. A block of emerald is something like 142k emc. 3-4 (full roosts) chickens feeding a condenser is all you need for infinite everything.

@Drbretto I have never upgraded my wyvern armor ever. I've always gone straight to Draconic.

Sky Adventures is a lot like Stoneblock. An "islands" based pack with op mods like ProjectE and Avaritia.

The easiest "quarry" to set up first is the Atomic Reconstructor and Lens of the Miner from Actually Additions. Very easy to automate with Block Placer, Block Breaker, and timer.

You may have a glitched block. Try creating a new drain and faucet and replacing them.

Have you tried setting waypoints and/or using /sethome name or /ftb sethome name?

I know what you're referring to. There is a narrator feature in minecraft somewhere. I remember it narrating every RFTools screen to me from a public server. I found it in the settings somewhere. Sorry I can't be more help than that though.

I have not had this happen, but as I am currently playing Stoneblock, if you can give me more details as to who, what, where, when, I will be glad to see if I can replicate it.

One way to keep yourself playing the same game is to pick 1 new mod to learn / experiment with on every play through. You can either play as normal and wait until you hit that "stopping point" and then start learning the new mod, or force yourself to play exclusively with the new pack. I had 1...

I did not know this. I will still continue to use them, but it is a good thing to be aware of.

Correct. There are simple, standard, and advanced machines in EIO. The advanced ones are 1 1/2 blocks tall and are whickedly fast. Couple that advanced sag mill with some signalum balls or similar and I guarantee you cannot pump something into it faster than it can grind.

I used to think that the developer completely ruined EnderIO with the new dyes, but I've come to think of it as a change to "basic automation." By adding a couple minor things to your initial "farm automation" like cactus and rice, you are all set for EnderIO. You of course need a sag mill, but...

IMO the EnderIO item conduits are the apex of item pipes. They have input/output interfaces on both ends and most importantly (to me) is that all EIO pipes fit into the same block (item, energy, fluid) so I dont have to run mountains of conduit everywhere. Dimensional transceivers are another...

I rarely worry about "pretty" considerations. I am a tech player and shape the world around me to my benefit.