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RE: game-breaking bugs, I would say that ones that corrupt worlds are quite literally game-breaking: http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/redpower-2-breaking-map-mindcrack.7000/ With that said, we have official word, so no more need to speculate. Hopefully Elo will update RP2 before 1.6 drops.

No problem. Agreed that it's not time yet, but it's been long enough that it's time to start thinking about it. There are many mods that are already replacing pieces of RP2. And yes, just pieces. There is no one mod that replaces all of RP2, because frankly, RP2 is a huge mod that covers a...

June 28th = 1 month July 28th = 2 months August 28th = 3 months, so one week shy. That's closer to three months than it is 2 months. And on the reddit post, they said outright that they have not heard from her at all. I'll see if I can find the link for you, but she has been totally out of...

Yes, but using wheat means having two separate farms. If you already have an SC farm, you have both saplings and apples. The apples go into the squeezer and produce mulch for the fermenter. The apple juice can be run in a second fermenter for 1.5x biomass production. *EDIT* Put fertilizer...

1. May to August is 3 months, not 2. 2. Her testers have not heard from her in 2 months. I don't care if she doesn't send out a tweet in a while. I don't need a neon sign either, but to say that communication is not the problem is flat out inaccurate. 3. It has been almost a year since RP2 has...

At least her testers, you'd think, and even they haven't.

RP2 doesn't even work properly for 1.4.6. It works in 1.4.7 because there weren't many changes to the core, but the fact remains that it still contains game-breaking bugs. That's what I meant by being outdated. And no one is asking for constant feedback - personally I like when authors will do...

Can't you also use a squeezer using the apples from the SC farm to create mulch?

Yea, that's why I mentioned MCF, and yes, it does make a lot of sense why you would be there the most. Thanks for popping in, though. This is exactly what I was talking about with King Lemming and other mod authors like yourself - you communicate with the community, and I and others definitely...

Haha, that's usually how it is with me too.

Not quite sure. There's too much for me to keep up on, so I mostly just hang around here, but I will pop over to MCF now and again. I don't go on the IC2 forums, though, unless I'm looking up info on Nuclear Reactors because they confuse me :P

Powercrystals does pop in now and again. I think he's more active on his MCF thread, so even though it's not here, he seems to listen, which is good, obviously. I understand what you mean, though. Maybe the complexity of a mod does mean that they have to set themselves a little aside because if...

I completely agree. There are some mod authors that are always on here looking for feedback and they listen. There is definitely something very rewarding about having that sort of relationship with someone who made something you use and love. Heck, even for mods that I don't happen to like, I...

Then swear fealty to King Lemming! Haha. On a more serious note, I think developers that are receptive to getting feedback from the users is a very good thing. King Lemming is not the only example of that, but he's on here a lot, so he comes to mind first.

The Logistic Pipes situation is different, though. That's a case of there already being an updated version and FTB being behind. Many here are concerned about the lack of communication Elo has had even with her own testers, so the *possibility* of dropping RP2 (and any other mods) that would be...

You mean when the low class adopted it. Soccer was a gentleman's game. :)

:P You do know that Sir Humphry Davy was English, right? Wouldn't that make the um spelling British English? I know, I know. You think all Americans murder the English language. I don't entirely disagree, but if it was a Brit that does it, how can the Americans be blamed? :P

If you want to get technical, the original and now obsolete spelling of the word was "alumium" and then later changed to aluminum. The ium variant was introduced in a review of Sir Humphry Davy's book, not by the scientist who discovered it himself. Honestly, I think it was a bad idea naming...

I would say both ways "lack of i/additional i" are accurate. It's all just a matter of perspective. Either way, the Xycraft version does not have the i at the end and the Gregtech version does. I just wanted to make the distinction. ;)

First, can we all please pay attention to spelling? Aluminum - Xycraft-only item. Aluminium - Gregtech-only item. I was incredibly confused at first while reading this thread. Note the extra "i" is only in Gregtech's AluminIum. The Xycraft item is alumiNUM. Anyway, back on point - in my...