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Will you please check to see if you really do have 32-bit Windows 7? If so, you can't run Monster. Monster and the rest of the 1.6.4 FTB mod packs (other than FTB Lite 2) require 64-bit Java to run, which requires a 64-bit OS. If you have the original Win 7 install DVD, you may be able to...

Sounds like the server is having serious TPS issues or you have a very poor connection to the server. For the prior, you can use the tools built into Opis to check to see if there's something big affecting your TPS. For the latter, how far away from the server are you and what kind of net...

It sounds like you may have accidentally grabbed a 32-bit version of Java; it's actually a very common occurrence. I think the Java auto-updater actually prefers 32-bit Java over 64-bit Java, so when people auto-update and think they have the latest version, it's actually just the 32-bit version...

All packs for old versions of Minecraft are "dead". There's generally nothing left to update in them anyway; they should be using the latest version of the mods for that version of Minecraft. The 1.6.4 packs require 64-bit Java because mods are continuing to require more and more system...

Try installing 64-bit Java 7.

You mean like 'New Member', 'Member', 'Active Member', and 'Well-Known Member', and then all the various staff and admin titles? That's basically it.

Try deleting your profile in the FTB launcher. When you make a new one, set it so it doesn't save your password. I've seen this work for a few people, so it's worth trying. Also, double check to make sure you're using the right email and password by logging into minecraft.net.

Under Options on the launcher make sure that "Show console" and "Reopen launcher" are checked. Try to start Monster. When it crashes and the console shows up again, click "post my log to pastebin.com" and put the link in this thread.

Make sure you're using your Mojang account email and password. If you are, try setting it so it doesn't remember your password.

Change your install folder to a folder on your desktop (NOT JUST YOUR DESKTOP).

Uninstall all versions of Java, reboot. Install Java 1.7.0_51 x64 from here: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre7-downloads-1880261.html Assign 2 GB of RAM on the launcher. Play Minecraft.

In the Options on the launcher, make sure "Show console" and "Reopen launcher" are checked. Load the game, open your inventory. Go to the console and "post log to pastebin.com, and link that here.

I visually see nothing wrong with your setup.

Aye, even if you ignore the tome, many consider Reiquary extremely powerful. Stackable automatic free bonemeal? Yes please.

Um. BC lasers ALWAYS draw power, even when idle. Especially when idle. I suggest only trying to send power to them when you actually want to use them.

Honestly, just practice practice practice. Perhaps spend some time in a semi-creative (or creative+ with NEI) world and just try building for a while. You're right that it comes naturally to some people and not to others. I'm one of the ones that it doesn't come naturally to, but I think over...

The bottom one. Or, in case of special applications (like making casts), the bottom-most valid metal (be it gold or aluminum brass).

To add to what rhn said, you're watching the wrong tutorials for Dartcraft if you're playing with it in 1.6.4. There were many fundamental changes to how Dartcraft works from 1.5.2 to 1.6.4. First, you have to power all your tools/weapons/armor with force. Either fill them up in a force infuser...

Magic Farm or Magic Farm 2? Magic Farm is for 1.5.2 and should be semi-playable with 32-bit Java and 1 GB of RAM. Magic Farm 2 is form 1.6.4 and requires more RAM than 32-bit Java can provide; if you're capable of actually running it with your computer, feel extremely lucky.

Add your FTB install folder to the exceptions for your antivirus. If you're unsure how to do this, Google "add exception to <antivirus name>".