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> be in hardcore mode. > forget I'm in hardcore mode

Sounds like the vanilla bug with cumulative fall damage - the same thing that kills animals hanging from leads 1 block off the ground. I've lost a very good horse this way. The problem is that vanilla minecraft calculates your fall damage by adding up how many blocks you go down. Going up does...

Rename your Monster folder to Monster2, and restart the launcher.

Speaking of well-fed, get yourself some geostrata brown crystals and make the crystal. Put it down in your base and never have to eat again. Saturation 3 for 5 minutes. Restores your hunger bar even if you're starving. I now find myself forgetting to bring food on long treks...

It should not affect the harvester since that removes leaves first.

Reading the changelogs, I see: RandomThings 1.8.9 (introduced to Monster in 1.0.8) has a new config: B:FastLeaveDecay=true Just tried turning it to false and leaves decay normal now, so there you go.

They are text files. You can open them with notepad.

There's a few mods which influence decay rates, but I've defintely noticed it between either Dye Trees and/or Highlands.

Lag from all the lava updates? Chunk corruption? We may never know if we can turn these beauties back on unless the ftb team starts explaining.

I agree, to an extent. I find that I usually have to hunt for explanations - sometimes I find that it's preference, sometimes it's just for servers, sometimes it's for bugs. The prior 2 are good reasons for me to opt to re-enable them again if I want - but again, I have to hunt for that...

Sometimes... <_<

Don't worry, I've epic'd the battle for you guys. First time I fought the Ender Dragon was in a Hardcore world (vanilla). I never even set up a house or hidey hole - just set up a wall of chests against the outside of a desert village building, bed nearby. I found a way to duplicate the Dragon...

For a while there, you could make Blaze Rods out of Blaze Powder (EE, I think).

First off, the update does not "require" a world reset, it's just strongly recommended. And second, yes, 1.0.8 introduced some worldgen changes to ATG, and 1.0.9 preserved those changes while fixing a worldgen bug. 1.0.5 is still recommended, I think, so selecting Recommended won't do much of...

In a couple of worlds, I skipped the Nether altogether and went straight into the End.

Sorry Reika, Got it confused with ReactorCraft, my bad! Graphite and BigReactors is Erogenous Beef's Looks like BigReactors has a config for it: B:registerCharcoalForSmelting=true B:registerCoalForSmelting=true B:registerGraphiteCharcoalCraftingRecipes=false...

Find the dropdown that says "Recommended". Drop it down. You will see the different versions.

You can't fortune 3 logs.

I said Vanilla. In FTB, I use charcoal because harvesting logs can be automated. In Vanilla, not so much, making logs a semi-valuable resource.

Arthuras: There's a magical thing called Backups. Let me explain how they work. First, you make a copy or zip of your world to outside of your FTB/minecraft folder. Then, optionally, you make a copy of your whole Monster folder (including the world). This can also be done by simply renaming the...