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Actually additions has a Redstone responsive Breaker. Why are you after breaking an Open Blocks tank instead of say an ExU2 drum?

You're doing such a deeply immersed story, commenting almost seems wrong to break the flow.

It's not a very large chance, at least not at first. Looks like 60 is the max you can get. https://teamcofh.com/docs/augment-nutrient-recovery/

If you're any good with Computer Craft, it's command computers can trigger command block functions. May be useful if you need a chain of events to happen, instead of one at a time.

Does the extraction side matter? Seem's to me Pam's was annoyingly sided.

Drills, Magnets and Hypo's so far.

With Thermal Innovation now being a thing, you should be completely set to fly to space and not die horrifically.

It takes two hammers and one set of snips to make the metal former and then you never need them again. And that's if you stop to make the redstone furnace along the way.

Ignoring Shneekey's distaste for Forestry, it should still have the option for Rubberized Electron tubes, which when placed on a circuit board and placed into a Forestry Multi-block farm, in managed mode, will allow it to harvest rubber from the IC2 rubber trees automatically.

I'm partial to suspended structures partially sunk into the mountainside, or free dangling, but connected to the structure. Stair wells cut into the mountain side with the exterior wall turned into glass so you can look out as you go up and down between levels. Should look like an Ant Farm from...

No worries. I just happened to have played Beyond and so I remembered it.

I'd throw Automaton into the list. It's easier than the others listed, but still guided through and requiring you have previous mods setup before you advance to the next stage.

I just used the Direwolf20 pack 1.12 version and it killed the underwater Squid. Perhaps it only works when above water going into it. Also, Fins have been around since 1.10's Tinkers.

Yes it does? I just shot a squid underwater.

Don't forget Prismarine is a valid material for arrow heads. Similar damage to Steel, but Aquadynamic means you can also hit things under the water, such as Squid or Guardians.

Don't forget steel as a Battlesign Tool Rod Option. Stiff makes it more effective as a shield against non-fire mobs. Iron is also magnetic in any slot, so adding it as the binding of a Pick or Shovel, means that before you get magnets you're getting material's pulled to you more readily than...

The requirement to repair your tools is one of the reasons for the Silver Plate on my hammer, which lets me repair it with silver because it's one of the three head materials. Also you can adjust the mining level of your hammer with a sharpening kit, so you could have a wood level hammer made of...

Automaton's a good pack with a very IE based progression, Recurrent Complex and Roguelike dungeons for exploration. It's not an extreme hard mode pack, but the progression is definitely a recommended path.

Shneekey said what I was going to in a more concise and intelligent manner. It's not unusual. That said, I can't stand Actually Additions. Like RFTools and Minefactory Reloaded, it's a mod full of magic blocks that do things, but aren't interesting in their implementation. Still, everyone has...

I'm partially with Shneekey on the mattock, but now that Actually Additions has changed so worms expire, and that machine planting doesn't reveal them as far as I know, a Mattock is still very awesome to have just hanging around. Shuriken were okay, but in 1.12 they're so horribly inaccurate...