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2/3. Look in the configs, it burns for... 1000000 RF or something like that, while BC fuel burns for 1500000 RF. And speaking of configs, those are pretty much where most of the fuel information is.

BoP Redwood, best tree. Also the best friend of the lazy Treecapitator user.

I've read somewhere that you can use a vanilla villager for this. Just make sure he can't go anywhere.

I liked using Zan's and Mapwriter at the same time once (after turning Mapwriter's minimap off) because the full screen map is pretty good. Gave up on it though because my machine likes crashing a bit too much and I lost my map progress every time that happened. Currently using Zan's and...

It seems harder, other than being able to choose what to research or "buy" researches. Hah. Maybe he wasn't too happy with all the people complaining about how hard moving runes around was.

Obviously itemducts! They'll only try to insert something into a barrel if it can fit. Unless you're taking things out automatically, you should hardly ever not having something in them (unless Factorization has changed recently and it doesn't leave one item in the barrel when you punch it), so...

The maximum you can get is obviously Manyullyn handle/head, whatever binding (maybe obsidian for the bonus), with a diamond modifier and THEN an emerald (in this order). Something something%. Then just fill the rest of the modifiers with obsidian plates. I think there's an Extra TiC material...

No explosions! BR is a good mod, whose author believes that your only punishment for doing things wrong should be less efficiency, so if your reactor gets too hot you'll only waste more fuel and produce less energy.

I'd say it's TPPI (go to Reddit to grab it, as I believe that at the moment it's a private pack in testing), even though it has a unique and pretty interesting ore generation.

In the end, if you have both MFR's new chunk loader and ChickenChunks or Dimensional Anchors in a pack as they are now, people will obviously use the ones that doesn't cost energy to run. So maybe someone should tell ChickenBones or immibis to add a config option to nerf their loaders, if you...

Only if you have Railcraft. Even then, 6 steel? That's not really that expensive at all.

And jetpacks! With an amazing hover mode!

Why not use the OpenBlocks sponges to clear all that water? With very carefully positioning, you can avoid messing up the water blocks around the dome (except for the corners I guess) but then you can just use that sigil of liquid voiding or sand for those parts.

And that can be a problem sometimes, AM2 tends to get weird with how it manages its mobs. For example, in the most current version, Hecates can't move or attack at all and they don't despawn, not even if you get that amount of blocks away from them. And they still count towards the monster cap...

False, both smelteries work the same. The only difference between them is the materials they need and how they look.

Uh, a little something. Since splash potions have a little area of effect, wouldn't it be more efficient to pack the smeltery as full of villagers as you can? Then, after they all have taken some damage, throw a potion and they all get healed. I'm pretty sure AM2 casters have been already...

This hasn't been released yet, but it could probably help as well. Oh Dartcraft, you're so beautifully broken.

I don't think that can happen. Not because of what you said, but because of all the kids in the official forums asking for updates literally as soon as Minecraft gets an update. Eventually they'd all get insane and give in.

Congrats, you just found an impossible research! They happen. More often than they should. Just throw it away, try using the same aspect and hope you get an easier research for that thing next time. Funnily, that one has the two most common ways I've found to detect if something is impossible --...

Do they have a visor?