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Simply put: NO At its current state ArsMagicka is too unpolished while adding too much to be considered stable enough for mod-pack usage

Liquids will break in 1.6 when moved from older worlds. Xycraft Blocks will break. Bees/Butterflies are somewhat broken in rare cases. Mods will get added/removed (RedPower most likely won't be in any pack anytime soon). All in all i strongly recommend that you start with a fresh world. Also...

Not entirely true. JVM arguments CAN improve your gameplay experiences and sometimes even FPS. Java running with default settings isn't optimized for specific Apps/systems at all. So adjusting the JVM can improve your overall performance a bit. But one should not expect increases in performance...

Not Beta but for Minecraft 1.5.2 ;)

I'm sorry but it is not our job to make packs for you. We make the ones which are shipped through our launcher and and labled as "by FTB Team". If you want to have an easy way to switch either look around there are some privaten open packs which might cater to your needs or simply make one yourself.

http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/outline-and-intentions-of-3rd-party-mod-packs.18250/ ^This explains everything ;)

Very true. People are so concerned with mods that they forget what vanilla is able to do. I once build (In beta 1.7.2) a hiddendoor with hidden stairs without the usage of mods (other than flying and utiities mods like NEI) It could be made more compact even with vanilla nowadays but it...

Than we do have completely different experiences. For me CraftGuide lags like hell while NEI performs ok (it could be better though). And using CoreMod as a counter argument to use a mod is bad. Now if you would have said Jar mod i would agree but CoreMods exist to still have access to base...

The server the Jenkins is hosted on is down. There is nothing player can do to fix it. He has to wait till the hosting company brings the server back up. Lastest info to my knowledge is that it will be up again around Thursday.

Railcraft has a Steam Turbine Multiblock structure which generates 100EU/t for 320 Steam/t (or 200 EU/t if you use RC 7.2.x.x)

It is not the config which matters. Because this can happen even if the config for all mods are unchanged. Just a change of mod versions is enough. This post from ScottKillen (Author of ExtrabiomesXL) explains it a little bit...

Are you abolutly certain that Render API and Player API + the base class modifications it needs are loaded in the right order? Forge->Render API->Player API?

I am relatively certain that it is the Player API. Are you using MultiMC or the FTB launcher? IF you can try using MultiMC and make sure PLayer API is patched into the jar after Forge. This error most probably is caused by Forge overriding a patched minecraft base class from Player API.

Error log please.

That is because most users are not aware of the fact the Minecraft and most Mods shift their ItemIDs by 256. So if you set your ID to 6000 in the config, it will actually be 6256 ingame. And welcome to the world of the Mod Pack makers. This is something we need to look after with EVERY single...

No it would still be a mountainous dessert, regardless if the gen code changed. Problem is that due to the changed gen forestry somehow doesn't recognize he old biomes anymore. I would have to dig through the code why exactly its happening as i don't know it right now.

Have you updated from an earlier version to 1.1.2? It is a known issue that on updates information such as humidity and temperature can get lost by forestry.

I have seen a similar crash when you would place 2 tesseracts with a wooden pipe between them. The game tries to modify the ItemStack in the pipe twice. Try and put at least one gold (or any other type) pipe on each side of the diamond pipe.

It depends on the machine they are attached to. If the machine has an automatic output you don't need a RS signal. For the boiler you would need 9 unpowered outputs or 4.5 (eg 5) powered ones. A liquiduct can hold 500mB but has a VERY high throughput once filled which effectivly makes it near...

With powered we mean the output mode where you need to supply a redstone signal for the duct to pump anything. (You need to wrench it once and then you should see an arrow facing to the duct line from the device away) IIRC the values are as follows, but i could be wrong here: 1 "unpowered"...