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Enigmatica 2 Expert Mode has several of them and comes in an Overworld generation variant.

It might be thinking they're tile-entities, which are auto black listed.

GTEU is... seems complicated. There is a steam stage available, which uses... mind breaking amounts of bronze. Ask Shneekey, it's his favorite stage of GT. :D

Suffice to say, your entire suite of complaints is almost entirely 'Because GregTech'. :D Lost Cities... it's designed for you do to play later on when you're a bit more established I think, but yeah. Did it include the steam stage? Or go straight to LV?

Also, build inside the Twitch Launcher, even if you later move to MultiMC, because that will auto-download any dependencies you need (most of the time).

Thanks a lot.

Does it even still work? It's just blank for me.

So, had a hankering to play some old school MC, back from when I first started playing, and my first pack was Ultimate. Imagine my disappointment to find that pulling it from Twitch just installs a blank 1.4.7 instance. So... does anyone have an export from a Twitch install I can import?

Ah. Interesting.

I meant from say Buildcraft/RF style power to EU, rather than voltage to voltage.

*wistful memories of 1.4.7 power converters*

Are you fully harvesting your options?

Yeah, give me something to sink my power into that functions as a bonus mechanic. IE you don't have to do it that way, but you can and get benefit for it. IE the old school GT, where you could huck everything in a macerator that's fairly cheap, or put it into the more expensive Industrial...

Should be able to.

I'd make a comment, but A) I went for scale before I just got bored of the pack, and B) I lucked into spawning on top of the stronghold and had a chest with stupidly high end loot to get me bootstrapped. (And also I looted multiple villages.)

Easy modpacking: Make mod pack, throw Shneekey at it, and see what falls off.

Yeah, biting it into chunks is a good way to keep it from being overwhelming.

I mean... for all the flak, 1.4.7 GT had the best grind. You'd work hard to get things, then those things that would get more stuff for you. Grind is where you keep having to work hard to get more. Progression is where the hard work lets you avoid further grind.

Personally I don't think so, but modders tend to leap to the latest version as fast as possible, regardless of how good it is at actually supporting mods. See 1.8 for reference. I mean... Minecraft vanilla is grindy. Mods are naturally going to make it more grindy. Some grind is tolerable...

1.12's an out of date version now, so no point in reporting it. But there were no servos on the network. Just filters, and the retriever.