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Same. I've done two worlds with too many mushroom biomes and magic biomes. This time, I disabled BoP and EXBL and have been happier overall. While I don't have the cool-looking, craggy biomes, I don't have to deal with nearly useless biomes like mushrooms. And, I can actually find ocean, jungle...

Abyssal can be difficult to find. Many of us let the RC solid boiler go and do the liquid one. For solid fuels, the GT boiler is on par with efficiency. It will suck down the fuel (charcoal) faster than a 36HP, but it also puts out more steam than a 36HP.

...and that's my main gripe with Resurrection. Yes, it has GT, but in name only. Resurrection is asking GT to do something it's not design to do : balance with other mods. GT is like Soviet Russia - you don't balance GT, it balances you !

I'm not sure about 2.1, but I haven't had a problem with 2.0.10. I've booted my 2.0.10 client at least 30 or 40 times, and my server at least 10 times. No problems so far.

I'll second @rhn. The pack has to only contain vanilla Forestry to allow you to make lava from bees, *and* the breeding tree is shallow and has relatively high % chance of success. They are far quicker/easier than Industrial/Imperial that so many other species rely upon. The trick is you have...

Ah, I didn't know that. Nice. I'll do that my next client build.

It's been quiet the past couple of days, so I'll break the silence... Somewhere between 2.0.2 and 2.0.10, Thaumcraft got updated. It looks like Azanor is making good progress on expanding the whole charge node mechanic/feature. Upgrading (enchanting) wand foci now requires a new block and wand...

Every time I install a new client, I always go into the controls and do the following: 1. Map all commands I won't ever use or will only use late-game into keys I don't normally press, like tilda '~' or 'Page Up' 2. After that, make sure no other keybinds conflict And, I love inventory tweaks...

Regarding automating the GT Bronze Blast Furnace, eIO's 'input/output' mode for Item Conduits is amazing.and very simple. Just connect the item conduit network to an inventory with charcoal/coal/coke, an inventory with iron ingots, and give it an inventory to place steel and ash, and set inputs...

And, for debugging purposes, look in your "logs" folder. There are several kinds of files in there. The fml-server-<N>.log and -latest.log files are the most detailed for this kind of issue. They contain more detail than the server console contains. Your client should have a similar log file...

And, I'll add a note that keeping a custom modded Minecraft client distro and server distro in sync. is not as easy/quick as it would seem. Even the best pack-makers derp their client and server install packages and publish versions that are incompatible or have major bugs. FTB derps from time...

Hmm...assuming the server is not on the other side of the world and/or your Internet connection is fine, it sounds like a client/server "network" sync. issue. There's a substantial amount of Minecraft and Forge code that keeps clients and servers in sync. If they get too far out of sync., the...

Well said. Your list is for a traditional gaming machine, which is good to mention. And, as you said, upgrade the HD to an SSD (and downgrade the video card to save costs) to make it a Minecraft machine. I did a very similar build for my client a few months ago. I went with a 760 video card...

Wow ! What mod is that from ? I'm on 2.0.10, and clearing grass just drops wheat seeds.

If you can poke around your launcher and/or files on your drive to get some logs that show the crash, that would be critical. I agree you have more than enough RAM and the game shouldn't crash upon loading. Even with GT at its slowest, it should still *eventually* load.

@ScottulusMaximus @Wagon153 You're both right. I'm pretty sure Scottulus wasn't implying AMD == Intel. Rather, when it comes to chips in the same family, go with the 'client' chip with higher click speed and fewer cores vs. the 'server' or 'multi-function' chip. In Intel, for instance, an i5...

IRL, I'm a manager of a Tech Support (customer service) group. True story. Yes, that's actually a true story ;-)

Yes, seems like a client rendering issue. Never seen this one before, i.e. don't know root cause. Try updating to the latest Java. I'm on Java 8 on my client and my server and it's flawless so far.

For further debugging, go into options on the FTB launcher and make sure the launcher stays open, the console is on, and debug is on. If you're not using the FTB launcher, check your "logs", "reports", and "crashes" folders. There should be an explanation about the unexpected exit in there.