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To me, all that matters is how much supplies you have. You want a LOT of coal/biofuel/whatever to run a boiler. They take forever to heat up so you always want it on. Be careful on that because if it runs out of fuel it could explode.

There was a bug with the coloring a few versions ago where lets say a modest(yellow) bee would be red(meadow). If it is this then it is a bug but what your describing to me is similar colors.

I noticed on your screenshots the weird pattern the blocks get when you are far away. If you get Optifine, there is a setting to fix that. Looks good man, keep up the good work.

In the end it is all up to the mod you start out with. I would go with thermal expansion. My world I am on right now I went more towards Forestry and it backfired on me. My beginner set up was no where near enough to power all the arboretums. loggers, etc. If I was you I would get basic machines...

When you pick out your spot, find a balance between style and efficiency. A lot of people build underground and have machinery and what not down there.

Well I don't think it is an exploit. If you don't like it, don't use it. There are many new players that aren't familiar with building advanced forms of energy. They want something fast, easy, and reliable. If this does become a problem I would make the lava lakes disappear quicker. In the game...

I have found an amazing beginning and possibly end game power set up. Its lava. I pump it out of the nether, use a liquid transposer to transfer the lava into a can and then the can is sent to an ender chest. In the overworld, the lava can is pulled out and a liquid transposer takes the lava out...

I have been playing FTB for a while now and I have been really enjoying it. I think we are all familiar with the learning curve of FTB. You don't know anything at all and all of a sudden you are making complex automatic machines and factories. I have gotten far into my world and something that...